TABLE OF CONTENTS - SCE Class Schedule

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Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
REGISTRATION INFORMATION........................... 24
CLASS START DATES & HOLIDAYS................... 34
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE ................ 4
ESL-Anaheim Campus ESL Classes................ 5
ESL-Cypress Campus ESL Classes................. 7
ESL-Wilshire Campus Classes at United
Methodist Church of Fullerton ........................... 9
ESL-Hermosa Village...................................... 10
ESL-Anaheim City School District................... 11
ESL-Brea Olinda School District ..................... 12
ESL-Buena Park School District ..................... 12
ESL-Fullerton Union School District................ 12
ESL-La Habra School District ......................... 12
ESL-Magnolia School District.......................... 12
ESL-Off-Site Classes ...................................... 13
ESL-Placentia/Yorba Linda School................. 13
FOREIGN LANGUAGE......................................... 14
BASIC SKILLS...................................................... 14
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM................ 15
OFFICIAL GED EXAM INFORMATION ............... 15
GED Test Preparation..................................... 15
SCE LABS............................................................. 16
ENGLISH & COMMUNICATION .......................... 16
MATH .................................................................... 16
CAREER PLANNING............................................ 17
BUSINESS EDUCATION...................................... 17
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM............................................................ 18
BUSINESS SKILLS .............................................. 19
FINANCIAL PLANNING & INVESTING ............... 20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.............................. 20
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM............................................................ 21
Required Courses ........................................... 21
COMPUTERS........................................................ 21
DIGITAL MEDIA, WEB, & VIDEO ........................ 25
Graphic Arts Classes....................................... 25
Website Design Classes ................................. 25
Digital Video Classes ...................................... 26
Digital Media Workshops ................................ 27
3 Dimensional Design Class ........................... 27
DISABLED STUDENT PROGRAMS AND
SERVICES............................................................. 30
DSP&S Off-Site Class Locations ................. 32
CULINARY ARTS ................................................. 32
Culinary Classes at the Anaheim Campus:
September, October ........................................ 32
November........................................................ 33
December........................................................ 34
Culinary Classes at the ................................... 34
Yorba Linda Campus....................................... 34
HOME DECORATIVE ARTS ................................ 34
Clothing Design ............................................... 34
Quilting ............................................................ 35
Drawing & Painting.......................................... 35
Home Decor .................................................... 36
Photography .................................................... 36
Drama.............................................................. 37
PARENTING.......................................................... 37
Parenting Classes for Parents ........................ 38
CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION................... 38
Air Conditioning & Refrigeration...................... 38
Apprenticeship................................................. 38
Bartending....................................................... 38
Construction Education................................... 39
Early Childhood Education (ECE) Certificate
Program........................................................... 39
ECE Required Courses.............................. 40
ECE Elective Courses................................ 40
Electronics....................................................... 41
Floral Design ................................................... 41
Medical ............................................................ 41
Pharmacy Technician Cert Program ............... 42
Woodshop ....................................................... 43
CYPRESS COLLEGE FALL TERM COURSES
OFFERED THROUGH SCE! ................................ 43
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration .................. 43
Airline & Travel Careers.................................. 43
Auto Collision Repair....................................... 44
Auto Technology ............................................. 44
Aviation............................................................ 45
Communications ............................................. 45
Hotel, Restaurant, Culinary Arts Careers........ 45
Marine Service & Repair ................................. 47
Motorcycle Service.......................................... 47
Music and Theater .......................................... 47
PHYSICAL FITNESS ............................................ 47
Dance .............................................................. 48
Adult Martial Arts............................................. 48
MUSIC ................................................................... 49
DRIVER EDUCATION .......................................... 49
Mature Driver Classes..................................... 49
OLDER ADULTS PROGRAM .............................. 50
Emeritus Education Enrichment...................... 50
Communication ............................................... 50
Creative Arts Enrichment ................................ 51
Body & Mind.................................................... 53
Physical Fitness .............................................. 54
Senior Classes ................................................ 56
KIDS' COLLEGE & TEEN PROGRAM ................ 56
Arts & Crafts.................................................... 56
Computers....................................................... 58
Dance .............................................................. 59
Foreign Language ........................................... 60
Cheerleading & Gymnastics............................ 60
Martial Arts ...................................................... 61
Math ................................................................ 61
Math Tutorials.................................................. 62
Music & Drama................................................ 63
Violin - Suzuki Method .................................... 66
Personal Enrichment....................................... 66
Reading and Writing........................................ 67
Reading Tutorials ............................................ 69
Science............................................................ 70
Sports .............................................................. 70
GENERAL INFORMATION .................................. 72
NOCCCD BOARD OF TRUSTEES ...................... 74
NOCCCD ADMINISTRATION .............................. 74
CONTINUING EDUCATION LOCATIONS........... 75
OFF CAMPUS CONTINUING EDUCATION
CAMPUS LOCATIONS......................................... 75
CLASS INDEX ...................................................... 77
Your classmates will miss you if you miss class
Registration information
SCE Fall Schedule 2007
Register Online at www.sce.cc.ca.us
TERM DATES & HOLIDAYS
Stay in class and learn more
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE
ENGLISH-AS-A SECOND
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE
HOW TO REGISTER FOR FREE ESL
CLASSES
First Time Students Only:
First Time students register on a first-come, first served
basis, as space is available. Follow these easy steps:
Step 1 Select which campus to attend - Anaheim,
Cypress, or Wilshire (Fullerton)
Step 2 Review the test locations, dates, and start times.
Arrive at the campus you have selected at least 30
minutes before the scheduled test time. Bring $2.00 to
purchase a temporary, one-day parking permit from
the machines located in the parking lots. Seating in the
testing rooms is limited; students who do not get in for
their selected test time will need to wait for the next
scheduled time.
SCE Campus
Anaheim: Wed, September 5, 1st Floor Entrance
Start Times: 8:30 am, 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 5 pm, 6pm,
7pm
Cypress: Thurs, September 6, CE-12; Parking Lot 4
Start Times: 8:30 am, 10 am, 5 pm, 6 pm
Wilshire: Tues, September 4, First United Methodist
Church, 114 N. Pomona Ave., Fullerton. For questions
call ESL Office at (714) 808-4638.
Start Times: 8:30 am, 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 5 pm, 6pm,
7pm
Step 3 First Time students must be assessed (tested) to
determine their English level. Allow approximately 2
hours for testing and registration processing. Children are
NOT allowed in the testing rooms. Children may not be
left unattended while on the SCE campuses.
Step 4: Students who do not attend classes by
September 20 will be dropped from the class and new
students from the wait list will fill the vacated seats.
Continuing Students
Continuing students who attended Summer 2007 term
regularly and complied with the exit testing and
attendance regulations will be automatically enrolled for
Fall 2007 term. Continuing students who have not
attended ESL classes since Fall 2006 should come during
'On-going Registration' (see below). Continuing students
will NOT be enrolled during September 4, 5, and 6
registration for First Time students.
Cypress: Mon & Tues ONLY, (September 17, 18, October
1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30, November 5, 6); ESL
Lab CE 10-14, 8:30 am, 10:30 am, 5pm, 7pm
Wilshire: Mon ONLY, First United Methodist Church, 114
N. Pomona Ave., Fullerton (September 24, October 1, 8,
15, 22, 29, Nov 5); 8:30 am; 10:30 am, 5pm, 7pm
ESL Program Attendance Rules
Students who do not attend classes during the first two
weeks of a trimester without notifying their instructors, will
be dropped from the attendance rosters and the new
students, or students from the waiting list will fill the
vacated spaces. If a student misses 50% of the class
sessions in any given 4-week attendance collecting period
(one attendance roster), that student will be dropped from
the class attendance roster. The student dropped from a
class attendance roster will be put at the bottom of the
waiting list for that class and will not be allowed to register
for the same class or class of an equal level until the
following trimester.
If you need more detailed information please call (714)
808-4638.
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COMO INSCRIBIRSE PARA
CLASES DE INGLES GRATIS
LAS
Estudiantes que vienen por primera vez se inscribirán en
el orden en que se presenten y si hay espacio en la clase.
Siga los siguientes pasos.
Paso 1: Seleccione a cual escuela desea atender:
Anaheim, Cypress, o Wilshire (Fullerton).
Paso 2: Revise las localidades, horas y días donde se
ofrecen los exámenes. Llegue a la escuela de su
selección por lo menos media hora antes de que
comience el examen. Traiga dos dólares ($2.00) para
comprar un permiso temporal de estacionamiento. El
espacio en el salón de evaluación es limitado. Los
estudiantes quienes no logren presentar la evaluación en
el horario de su preferencia, deberán esperar hasta el
siguiente horario.
SCE Campus
Anaheim: Solamente miércoles, septiembre 5
La entrada principal en el 1er piso, salón 121
Horario: 8:30 am, 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 4pm, 5pm, 6pm
Cypress: Solamente jueves septiembre 5; salón CE1014, estacionamiento 4
Horario: 8:30 am, 10 am, 4 pm, 6pm
Wilshire: Solamente lunes septiembre 4; First United
Methodist Church, 114 N. Pomona Ave., Fullerton;
Horario 8:30 am, 10:30 am, 5 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm
On-Going Registration
ESL classes do fill each term; however, if seats are
available, students who miss the registration periods may
register during the term after the term starts. Please allow
approximately two hours for testing and registration
processing. Register at the following:
Paso 3: Los estudiantes que vienen por primera vez,
deben de presentar un examen para determinar su nivel
de ingles. El proceso de evaluación e inscripción dura
aproximadamente dos horas. No se permiten niños
dentro de los salones de evolución. No se permite dejar
a los niños desatendidos en el centro escolar.
Anaheim: Mon ONLY (September 17, October 1, 8, 15,
22, 29, Nov 5); ESL Lab Room 121; 8:30 am 10:30 am,
5pm, 7pm
Paso 4: Los Estudiantes que no hayan asistido a clases
hasta el 20 de septiembre, serán dados de baja de la
clase y el espacio vacante será reemplazado por nuevos
estudiantes.
Estudiantes Continuos Los estudiantes que asistieron
regularmente a clases durante el trimestre de verano del
2007, y cumplieron con los procedimientos del examen
EXIT y las reglas de asistencia serán registrados
automáticamente para el trimestre de otoño del 2006.
Estudiantes previos que NO asistieron a clases desde
otoño del 2006, y cuyos nombres no aparecen en las
listas del verano 2006, deben de venir a las inscripciones
continuas (más información en la parte inferior).
Estudiantes previos NO serán registrados durante los
días 4, 5, y 6 de septiembre, ya que estas fechas están
asignadas únicamente para estudiantes nuevos.
Inscripciones Continuas
Las clases de inglés se llenan en su totalidad en cada
término sin embargo, si hubiese espacios disponibles,
los estudiantes que no se registraron durante la fecha
estipulada podrán registrarse después de que el trimestre
haya comenzado. Por favor regístrese en los siguientes
días en las siguientes localidades:
Anaheim Solamente miércoles, septiembre 5, salón 121,
la entrada en el primer piso;
Horario: 8:30 am, 10:30 am, 5 pm, 7pm
Cypress Solamente jueves septiembre 5, salón CE-1014; estacionamiento 4;
Wilshire Solamente martes septiembre 4; First United
Methodist Church, 114 N. Pomona Ave., Fullerton;
Horario: 8:30 am, 10:30 am, 5 pm, 7pm
Reglas de Asistencia del Programa de ESL
Los estudiantes que no asisten a clase durante las dos
primeras semanas del trimestre sin notificarle al
instructor, serán dados de baja de la lista de asistencia y
los estudiantes nuevos llenaran los espacios vacantes.
Si algún estudiante esta ausente 50% de las clases en un
periodo de 4 semanas (registro de asistencia), el
estudiante será dado de baja del registro. El estudiante
dado de baja del registro será puesto al final de la lista de
espera para esa clase y no podrá inscribirse en esa clase
o uno clase de mismo nivel hasta el próximo trimestre.
Anaheim Campus ESL Classes
ESL LEARNING CENTER
ESLA/001
The ESL Learning Center offers an opportunity to
practice English through various instructional media.
Students learn through ESL software and/or receive
individual and group tutoring to improve their speaking,
listening, reading and writing skills. Special interest
areas such as Vocational ESL and EL Civics are also
part of the instruction.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 20
CRN DAYS
11640 MTWTh/10:30a8:30p
PLACE
AN/121
INSTR
Niyondagara
AlvarezMorales
BEGINNING LITERACY
ESLA/100
Starts week of 9/10/2007, ends week of 11/26/2007
CRN DAYS
11623
11956
11624
11664
11625
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
TTh/10:30a-1p
MW/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/5:30p7:30p
11626 WTh/7:30p-10p
11627 MT/7:30p-9:30p
11656 MW/7:30p-10p
TTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
INSTR
AN/130
AN/128
AN/130
AN/130
AN/130
Khssassi
Choi
Paz-Garcia
Khssassi
Pregenzer
AN/130
AN/130
AN/117
AN/119
Martinez
Pregenzer
Bond
VOCATIONAL ESL: EARLY
CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
ESLA/1020
This ESL course provides students with necessary
language skills to succeed in early childhood education
(ECE) programs, thereby bridging the gap between
standard ESL coursework and ECE coursework. The
course also focuses on preparing students to interact in
the real world in ECE situations (e.g. parent-teacher
conferences).
Dates: Sep 10-Nov 26
CRN DAYS
11975 M/8:30a-11:30a
PLACE
AN/108
INSTR
Tamondong
Gain the Competitive Edge in the
Pharmaceutical Industry
Enroll in VOCATIONAL ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND-LANGUAGE:
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN (CRN# 11976)
* Practice your English with pharmacy industry terminology
* Experience real-world retail pharmacy situations
* Gain the competitive edge in this fast growing, well respected
industry
VOCATIONAL ESL: PHARMACY
TECHNICIAN
ESLA/1025
This ESL course covers basic English communication
skills in a pharmacy setting for students who are at an
intermediate ESL level or higher. Students will practice
typical in-person and phone conversations with
pharmacy customers and co-workers.
CRN DAYS
11976 Th/5:30p-7:30p
PLACE
AN/301
INSTR
Santostefano
BEGINNING LOW
ESLA/200
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11628 MTWTh/8a-10:30a AN/138
11669 MTWTh/8a-10:30a AN/116
11629 MWTh/5p-7:30p AN/TBA
T/5p-7:30p
AN/132
11915 MW/5p-7:30p
AN/128
11916 TTh/5p-7:30p
AN/128
11630 MW/7:30p-10p
AN/TBA
11992 MTWTh/7:30p-10p AN/124
11641 TTh/7:30p-10p
AN/TBA
INSTR
Howie
Cagley
Bystry
Pyo
Witt
Pyo
Landi
Witt
Quédese en clase y apreda más
BEGINNING HIGH
ESLA/300
CRN DAYS
11631
11648
11949
11642
11665
11707
12021
11948
11632
11644
11645
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
WTh/8a-10:30a
MT/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/1:30p4:30p
MW/5p-7:30p
TTh/5p-7:30p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
TTh/7:30p-10p
MW/7:30p-10p
TTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
INSTR
AN/106
AN/104
AN/104
AN/124
AN/124
Kahlon
Ensch
Robbins
Robbins
Carson
AN/124
AN/124
AN/126
AN/126
AN/128
AN/128
Martinez
Leishman
Leishman
Santostefano
Robinson
Serrano
ESL SPECIALTY CLASSES
Take a class to develop language skills in a specific
area. No assessment is needed. Register in the ESL
Learning Center on Monday - Friday. On Saturdays,
students can register in class.
COMPUTER SKILLS FOR ESL
(BEGINNING)
ESLA/801
The course introduces ESL students to hands-on
exploration and use of current Microsoft Windows
programs. Students will learn basic computer parts,
keyboarding, and the basics of MS Word, PowerPoint,
Print Shop, and Excel. Emphasis is on building
confidence in computer use to improve English skills in
grammar, vocabulary, writing, speaking, pronunciation,
and reading.
*Dates: Sep 15-Nov 24
CRN DAYS
11636
11643
11637*
11647
11742
Cultivating Change in our Students.
INTERMEDIATE/LOW
ESLA/400
11633
11938
11649
11768
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/10:30a-1p
MW/5p-7:30p
T/5p-7:30p
Th/5p-7:30p
11650 MW/7:30p-10p
11769 T/7:30p-10p
Th/7:30p-10p
PLACE
AN/124
AN/104
AN/105
AN/TBA
AN/105
AN/105
AN/TBA
AN/105
INSTR
Niyondagara
Ensch
Mang
Kelly
Serrano
Kelly
ESL INTERMEDIATE HIGH
ESLA/500
CRN DAYS
11634 MTWTh/8a10:30a
11911 MTWTh/8a10:30a
11661 MTWTh/5p7:30p
12020 MTWTh/5p7:30p
11671 MW/7:30p-10p
11826 TTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
INSTR
AN/126
Doherty
AN/110
Kopydlowska
AN/120
Motz
AN/120
Vogt
AN/120
AN/119
Vogt
Martin
ESL ADVANCED LOW
ESLA/600
CRN DAYS
11912 MW/7:30p-10p
T/7:30p-10p
Th/7:30p-10p
PLACE
AN/116
AN/140
AN/120
PLACE
AN/312
AN/121
AN/415
AN/312
AN/303
INSTR
Kopydlowska
Ramirez
Staff
Howie
Carson
ESL PRONUNCIATION /
CONVERSATION SKILLS
ESLA/802
SCE Faculty.
CRN DAYS
F/8:30a-11:30a
F/8:30a-11:30a
S/9a-12p
TTh/11:30a-2p
F/6p-9p
INSTR
Mang
This course is designed for intermediate to advanced
ESL learners to improve conversation and
pronunciation skills in English. It is recommended that
participants have English language skills at a Beginning
High level.
CRN DAYS
11712 MW/10:30a-1p
11731 F/11a-1p
11732 F/7:30p-10p
PLACE
AN/106
AN/124
AN/104
INSTR
Kahlon
Cagley
Scoble
CITIZENSHIP PREPARATION
ESLA/803
The course is designed to prepare prospective
candidates for the US citizenship process. Students
will learn how to complete all required immigration
forms and practice the USCIS Citizenship Test by
becoming familiar with US history. Students will
acquire an understanding of the rights and
responsibilities of being a US citizen.
CRN DAYS
11635 T/7:30p-10p
Th/7:30p-10p
PLACE
AN/132
AN/118
INSTR
Bystry
DRAMA FOR COMMUNICATION
ESLA/805
This ESL course builds students' reading, speaking,
and pronunciation skills in the context of theatrical
performances. Students will examine human
experiences and cultural norms through imagined roles
and expand creative thinking. Students will learn history
and terminology of the performing arts and build social
skills and confidence necessary for public speaking.
CRN DAYS
11662 TWTh/10:30a-1p
PLACE
AN/128
INSTR
Ismail-Beigi
ESL INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED
WORK SKILLS
ESLA/808
This ESL course covers basic job-search and
workplace survival language skills while building
necessary computer and critical thinking skills for
students who are at an intermediate level or higher.
Emphasis is on understanding basic principles of
getting a job as well as wages, benefits and concepts of
employee organizations. Students will practice workrelated safety standards and procedures and
demonstrate effective use of common workplace
technology and systems. Students will acquire skills of
how to communicate effectively and manage workplace
resources.
CRN DAYS
11995 MTWTh/10:30a1:30p
11977 T/7:30p-10p
Th/7:30p-10p
PLACE
INSTR
AN/312
Zdan
AN/312
AN/301
Kis
WRITING / READING
ESLA/810
This ESL course emphasizes reading comprehension
skills while building vocabulary and critical thinking
skills for students who are at an intermediate level or
high. In addition, the writing component is designed to
acquaint students with writing skills required to develop
college- level writing techniques by focusing on
prewriting, outlining, drafting, revising and editing.
CRN DAYS
11890 F/9a-12p
11698 TTh/10:30a-1p
11693 F/5p-7:30p
PLACE
AN/130
AN/126
AN/126
VOCATIONAL ENGLISH-AS-ASECOND LANGUAGE: ELECTRICITY
AND CONSTRUCTION
ESLA/995
The course focuses on improving communicative
competence within real-life situations related to working
with electricity and general construction. Students will
gain confidence as they improve their ability to
communicate effectively while on the job.
CRN DAYS
11876 F/6p-9p
PLACE
AN/312
INSTR
Sutherland
Cypress
CypressCampus
CampusESL
ESLClasses
Classes
ESL LEARNING CENTER
ESLA/001
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
11621 MTWTh/10:30a-1p CC/CE10-14 Noor
MW/1p-3:30p
Smith
MTWTh/5:30p-9p
Morgan
INSTR
Niyondagara
Doherty
Scoble
BEGINNING LITERACY
ESLA/100
INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR REVIEW
ESLA/813
Students will learn to understand grammar structures in
various contexts and practice using them in both oral
and written communication. this class supplements
core ESL courses or works as a stand-alone course.
This course is designed for the SL students placed in
the Intermediate Low, Intermediate High, and
Advanced levels.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11752 MW/10:30a-11:30a AN/110
11998 F/1p-3p
AN/124
INSTR
Kopydlowska
Cagley
ORAL INTERPRETATION
(READING OUT LOUD)
ESLA/990
Literature and communication are integrated in the art
of oral interpretation. This course emphasizes the study
and analysis of relevant printed materials. Students
learn to select and communicate the material orally and
effectively to an audience through public
presentation/performance.
CRN DAYS
11862 F/8a-10:30a
PLACE
AN/104
INSTR
Ismail-Beigi
CRN DAYS
11576 MTWTh/8:30a12:15p
11584 MTh/5p-7:30p
11588 TW/5p-7:30p
11743 MTWTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-11 Gulmesoff
CC/CE10-15 Frank
CC/CE10-15 Dostal
CC/CE10-15 Frank
BEGINNING LOW
ESLA/200
CRN DAYS
11638
11579
11639
11585
11589
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
TTh/10:30a-1p
MW/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
MTWTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
CC/CE12-10
CC/CE12-10
CC/CE12-10
CC/CE12-10
CC/CE12-10
INSTR
Galvez
Smith
Galvez
Kepler
Chapman
BEGINNING HIGH
ESLA/300
CRN DAYS
11577
11580
11586
11646
11663
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
MTh/7:30p-10p
TW/7:30p-10p
PLACE
CC/CE12-12
CC/CE12-12
CC/CE12-12
CC/CE12-12
CC/CE12-12
INSTR
Gilbert
Szeto
Staff
Bruner
Dostal
Make class attendance your top priority
INTERMEDIATE/LOW
ESLA/400
ESLA/803
CRN DAYS
11578
11581
11582
11587
11590
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MW/10:30a-1p
TTh/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
TTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
CC/CE10-13
CC/CE10-15
CC/CE10-15
CC/CE10-13
CC/CE10-13
INSTR
Noor
Gilbert
Rivers Senghor
Briones
Staff
CRN DAYS
ESLA/500
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
11618 MT/1p-3:30p
11733 TW/7:30p-10p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-14 Noor
CC/CE12-11 Kepler
11583 MTWTh/10:30a-1p CC/CE10-13 Wasby
11591 MW/7:30p-10p
CC/CE10-13 Derose
ESL INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED
WORK SKILLS
ESLA/808
ESL ADVANCED LOW
ESLA/600
This ESL course covers basic job-search and
workplace survival language skills while building
necessary computer and critical thinking skills for
students who are at an intermediate level or higher.
Emphasis is on understanding basic principles of
getting a job as well as wages, benefits and concepts of
employee organizations. Students will practice workrelated safety standards and procedures and
demonstrate effective use of common workplace
technology and systems. Students will acquire skills of
how to communicate effectively and manage workplace
resources.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
11660 MTWTh/8a-10:30a CC/CE10-15 Rivers Senghor
Take a class to develop language skills in a
specific area. No assessment is needed.
Register in the ESL Learning Center on
Monday - Friday. On Saturdays, students can
register in class.
CRN DAYS
11894 MTWTh/8a-11a
PLACE
CC/CE2-4
COMPUTER SKILLS FOR ESL
(BEGINNING)
ESLA/801
WRITING / READING
ESLA/810
The course introduces ESL students to hands-on
exploration and use of current Microsoft Windows
programs. Students will learn basic computer parts,
keyboarding, and the basics of MS Word, PowerPoint,
Print Shop, and Excel. Emphasis is on building
confidence in computer use to improve English skills in
grammar, vocabulary, writing, speaking, pronunciation,
and reading.
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
11617 F/8a-10:30a
11950 F/10:30a-1p
PLACE
CC/CE2-4
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Szeto
Szeto
participants have English language skills at a Beginning
High level.
CRN DAYS
11615 S/9a-12p
11616* F/10:30a-1p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-14 Miller
CC/CE12-10 Sabha
INSTR
Glicker
skills while building vocabulary and critical thinking
skills for students who are at an intermediate level or
high. In addition, the writing component is designed to
acquaint students with writing skills required to develop
college- level writing techniques by focusing on
prewriting, outlining, drafting, revising and editing.
11717 F/8:30a-10:30a
11719 MW/12:30p-2p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-10 Sabha
CC/CE12-10 Staff
COMPUTER SKILLS FOR ESL,
ADVANCED
ESLA/815
ESL PRONUNCIATION /
CONVERSATION SKILLS
ESLA/802
Students will enhance their English language skills
through challenging computer application tasks using
MS Word, PowerPoint, Print Shop, Excel, the Internet,
and MS Publisher. Emphasis is on building confidence
in independent projects to improve English skills in
grammar, vocabulary, writing, and reading. Students
will be actively involved in computer projects linking the
academic environment with their communities.
CRN DAYS
11864 F/8a-10:30a
PLACE
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Dostal
ESL-Wilshire
Classes
ESL-Wilshire Campus
Campus Classes
at at
United
United Methodist
MethodistChurch
ChurchofofFullerton
Fullerton
BEGINNING HIGH
ESLA/300
CRN DAYS
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS:
Most Wilshire Center Classes Held at
First United Methodist Church This Fall
Due to construction, most Wilshire
Center classes during the Fall
term will be held at the:
First United Methodist Church of Fullerton
114 N. Pomona Avenue, Fullerton
* The Wilshire Center is undergoing a complete
remodel and will reopen for classes in April of 2008.
* Students can continue to park in the same lots,
using the usual parking permits.
* Watch the website for more details. Please join us in
our temporary “home.”
* For information, call the Wilshire Center at (714)
992-7700. Please do not contact the Church.
UMF = United Methodist Church of
Fullerton; 114 N. Pomona Avenue
ESL LEARNING CENTER
ESLA/001
11658
11659
11596
11597
11605
11610
MW/8a-10:30a
TTh/8a-10:30a
TTh/10:30a-1p
MW/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
MTWTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
11753 MTWTh/10:30a-1p UMF/139
MW/5p-8:30p
TTh/5p-8:30p
CRN DAYS
11749
11598
11607
11611
11750
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
MW/7:30p-10p
TTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
UMF/236
UMF/236
UMF/251
UMF/251
UMF/236
INSTR
Lynch-Thompson
Skliar
Lasher
Choi
Braam
ESLA/500
CRN DAYS
12087
11599
11600
11606
11613
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MW/10:30a-1p
TTh/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
MTWTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
UMF/149
UMF/244
UMF/244
UMF/236
UMF/236
INSTR
Pilafas
Ozbolt
Ulloa
Braam
Sersea
SCE Staff.
Cultivating
Change in
Our
Students.
INSTR
LynchThompson
Hernandez
Brink
INSTR
Maske
Ozbolt
Gayley
Pilafas
Jimenez
Guo
INTERMEDIATE/LOW
ESLA/400
CRN DAYS
PLACE
UMF/244
UMF/252
UMF/251
UMF/251
UMF/244
UMF/244
ADVANCED / HIGH
ESLA/700
CRN DAYS
BEGINNING LITERACY
ESLA/100
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11666 MW/8a-10:30a UMF/251
11774 TTh/8a-10:30a UMF/143
11593 MTWTh/10:30a- UMF/142
1p
11602 MT/5p-7:30p UMF/142
11603 WTh/5p-7:30p UMF/142
11612 WTh/7:30p-10p UMF/142
11614 MT/7:30p-10p UMF/142
INSTR
Jalali
Cole
Jalali
Makena
Alaniz
Alaniz
Makena
BEGINNING LOW
ESLA/200
CRN DAYS
11592
11594
11595
11604
11608
11609
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MW/10:30a-1p
TTh/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
MW/7:30p-10p
TTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
UMF/142
UMF/252
UMF/252
UMF/252
UMF/252
UMF/252
INSTR
Ulloa
Stehly
Ozbolt
Murphy
Murphy
Meister
11601 MW/8a-10:30a
11722 TTh/8a-10:30a
PLACE
UMF/252
UMF/252
INSTR
Stehly
Skliar
Take a class to develop language skills in a specific
area. No assessment is needed. Register in the ESL
Learning Center on Monday - Friday. On Saturdays,
students can register in class.
ESL PRONUNCIATION /
CONVERSATION SKILLS
ESLA/802
students have Beginning High English language skills.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11723 F/9a-10:30a
UMF/244
11724 F/10:30a-12p
UMF/244
11734 TTh/12:30p-2:30p UMF/244
INSTR
Hall
Hall
Gayley
Been away for a while? No problem...we want you back!
ESLA/803
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11619 MTWTh/10:30a-1p UMF/149
12009 TTh/5p-7:30p
UMF/149
11620 TTh/7:30p-10p
UMF/149
INSTR
Maske
Fisher
Fisher
ESL AND THE ARTS
ESLA/804
This course builds reading comprehension, writing, and
speaking skills in the context of thematic and aesthetic
exploration of the arts. Students will identify common
artistic themes while comparing and contrasting a
variety of aesthetic forms, styles, and periods. This
interactive course includes visiting museums, watching
performances, and listening to guest speakers.
CRN DAYS
11622 F/12p-3p
PLACE
UMF/252
INSTR
Ismail-Beigi
AMERICAN IDIOMS
ESLA/809
Students will become familiar with common American
English idioms, their meanings, uses and demonstrate
the application of idioms to everyday situations. In
addition, students will learn the skills of deducing the
meaning of the new vocabulary from context and
become more comfortable sharing their opinions and
experiences while practicing the target idioms.
CRN DAYS
11692 TTh/8a-10:30a
PLACE
UMF/143
INSTR
while building vocabulary and critical thinking skills for
students who are at an Intermediate level or higher.
The writing component is designed to start developing
college-level writing skills by focusing on prewriting,
outlining, drafting, revising and editing.
11691 MW/8a-10:30a
12059 MW/8a-10:30a
PLACE
UMF/143
WIL/TBA
INSTR
Cole
Cole
INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR REVIEW
ESLA/813
Students will learn to understand grammar structures in
various contexts and practice using them in both oral
and written communication. This class supplements
core ESL courses or works as a stand-alone course.
This course is designed for Intermediate Low,
Intermediate High, and Advanced level ESL students.
CRN DAYS
11716 F/10:30a-12p
11993 TTh/10:30a-1p
10
PLACE
UMF/142
UMF/143
INTERMEDIATE VOCABULARY
REVIEW
ESLA/814
Students will review, expand, and retain vocabulary
words and phrases organized by commonly used
topics. Students will work on using approximately
twenty-five practical target words per class in oral and
written exercises. This course is designed for the ESL
students placed in the Intermediate Low, Intermediate
High, and Advanced levels.
CRN DAYS
11715 F/9a-10:30a
PLACE
UMF/143
INSTR
Rubin
Gayley
WRITING / READING
ESLA/810
CRN DAYS
INSTR
Rubin
Cole
Clases de inglés
gratis en su
vecindario!
Para el local más
cercano.
Por favor llame al:
714-808-4638
ESL-Hermosa Village
Village
ESL-Hermosa
The Hermosa Village Center is a community center serving
the Hermosa Village Apartment Community and nearby
neighborhoods. The School of Continuing Education is
proud to be a partner with the Hermosa Village Center
providing family-oriented continuing education classes!
Counseling services are also available. Free babysitting!
BEGINNING LOW
ESLA/200
Dates: Sep 4-Dec 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11954 TThS/5:30p-8:30p Hermosa
Village
INSTR
Huerta
ESL-Anaheim City
FAMILY LITERACY
ESLA/120
ESL-Anaheim
City
School District
School
District
Open Registration; Inscripciones Abiertas
Free babysitting on selected days;
ask your instructor for further information.
The course focuses on incorporating reading and
literacy as a fundamental component of a healthy, wellfunctioning family. The family-oriented assignments
integrate school and home.
*Dates: Sep 10-Dec 18
ESL MULTILEVEL
ESLA/110
CRN DAYS
The course focuses on preparing students to use
English to achieve tasks within a variety of real-life
situations such as a doctor's office or a department
store. Students are instructed to be able to listen,
speak, read, and write in English in context-specific
environments.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
12023 WTh/5p-7:30p Abraham
Lincoln
Elementary
12024 W/5:30p-8:30p Adelaide
Price
Elementary
12066 W/5:30p-8:30p Adelaide
Price
Elementary
12025 WTh/8:30aAdelaide Price
10:30a
Elementary
12026 WTh/6p-8p
Benjamin
Franklin
Elementary
12027 WTh/8:30aBetsy Ross
11:30a
Elementary
12067 WTh/8:30aBetsy Ross
11:30a
Elementary
12030 WTh/6p-9p
Horace Mann
Elementary
12031 WTh/6p-9p
Horace Mann
Elementary
12032 MT/8a-11a
Horace Mann
Elementary
12033 WTh/8a-11a
Paul Revere
Elementary
12034 W/6p-9p
Sunkist
Elementary
School
12036 W/7p-9p
Sunkist
Elementary
School
12037 WTh/5p-8p
Thomas
Edison
Elementary
12055 WTh/5p-8p
Thomas
Edison
Elementary
12070 WTh/5p-8p
Thomas
Edison
Elementary
12071 MW/5p-8p
Thomas
Edison
Elementary
12065 WTh/6p-9p
Thomas
Edison
Elementary
12069 WTh/5p-8p
Theodore
Roosevelt
Elementary
11386 MT/6p-9p
PLACE
Abraham
Lincoln
Elementary/
12022 WTh/5p-7:30p Abraham
Lincoln
Elementary
11383 MT/5:30p-8:30p Adelaide Price
Elementary/
Library
11713 MT/8:30aAdelaide Price
10:30a
Elementary
11387 MT/6p-9p
Benjamin
Franklin
Elementary
11381 MT/8:30aBetsy Ross
11:30a
Elemntary/
11861 TTh/5:30pClara Barton
7:30p
Elementary
11385* MT/6p-9p
Horace Mann
Elementary
11991 MT/6p-9p
Horace Mann
Elementary
12006 MT/8a-11a
Horace Mann
Elementary
11697 TTh/6p-9p
John Marshall
Elementary
11746 TTh/6p-9p
Melbourne
Gauer
Elementary
11667 MW/5:30pPatrick Henry
8:30p
Elementary
11714 MT/8a-11a
Paul Revere
Elementary
11779 MT/6p-9p
Sunkist
Elementary
School
11922 MT/6p-9p
Sunkist
Elementary
School
11382 MT/5p-8p
Thomas
Edison
Elementary/
11951 TTh/5p-8p
Thomas
Edison
Elementary
11893 MT/5p-8p
Thomas
Edison
Elementary
11427 MT/5p-8p
Thomas
Edison
Elementary/
11384 MW/5:30pThomas
8:30p
Jefferson
Elementary
11480 TW/6p-9p
Theodore
Roosevelt
Elementary
INSTR
Lee
Miranda
Miranda
Kis
Lopez
Staff
Dahi
Buford
Ramirez
Ly
Hastings
Pimienta
Leija
Staff
Vanegas
Truong
Usary
Lee
Worthington
INSTR
Lee
Staff
Miranda
Kis
Lopez
Dahi
Luu
Buford
Ramirez
Ly
Morenni
Ancheta
Martin
Hastings
Pimienta
Leija
Staff
Lopez
Truong
Vanegas
Ramos
Worthington
Top Four Advantages to Learning English
Las cinco razones más importantes para aprende inglés
1.
2.
3.
4.
Higher Wages
Employment
Helping your Children Succeed in School
Self-Pride
1.
2.
3.
4.
Ganar un major salario
Conseguir mejores trabajos
Ayudar a sus hijos a que tengan éxito en la escuela
Sentirse orgulloso de sus logros
Enroll Today! Call 714-808-4638 for more information
Ha estado fuera por un tiempo? No hay problema! Bienvenido de nuevo!
11
English-As-a-Second-Language
ESL-Brea
SchoolDistrict
District
ESL-Brea Olinda
Olinda School
ESL-La
SchoolDistrict
District
ESL-LaHabra
Habra School
FAMILY LITERACY
ESLA/120
FAMILY LITERACY
ESLA/120
Dates: Sep 10-Dec 19
12004 MW/6p-9p
11980 MTWF/8:30a11:30a
11981 MTWTh/9a-12p
CRN DAYS
PLACE
Fanning
Elementary
School
INSTR
Joseph
CRN DAYS
PLACE
Los Lomas
Elementary
Las Positas
School
Washington
Middle
School
Washington
Middle
School
11982 MW/6p-9p
ESL-Buena Park
ESL-Buena
Park School
SchoolDistrict
District
This course provides English language instruction
through the medium of English-as-a-Second-Language
(ESL) computer programs. The primary focus is
situated vocabulary development through the use of the
Oxford Picture Dictionary program and supplementary
software.
11892 MTWTh/6p-9p
PLACE
INSTR
Gilbert
Carstensen
Elementary
School
11891 MTWTh/8:15a-12p Messiah
Arellano
Lutheran
Church
ESL-Fullerton
District
ESL-FullertonUnion
UnionSchool
School District
ESL MULTILEVEL
ESLA/110
environments.
CRN DAYS
12072 MTW/8a-11a
12
PLACE
Townsend
Staff
Cole
ESL-Magnolia School District
ESL-Magnolia School District
ESL AND COMPUTERS
ESLA/130
CRN DAYS
11983 TTh/6p-9p
INSTR
Younger
INSTR
Richman
Rau
Community
Center
FAMILY LITERACY
ESLA/120
CRN DAYS
11828 TTh/8:30a11:30a
11390 MTTh/6p-9p
PLACE
Albert Schweitzer
Elementary
Esther L Walter
Elementary/
Portable
11683 TWThF/8:30a- Esther L Walter
11:30a
Elementary
11780 W/6p-9p
Esther L Walter
Elementary
11426 MTW/6p-9p
Jonas Salk
Elementary/
Portable
11882 MTWTh/8:30a- Jonas Salk
11:30a
Elementary
11725 WTh/6p-9p
M L Maxwell
Elementary
11851 MF/8:30aM L Maxwell
11:30a
Elementary
11388 TTh/8:30aRobert M Pyle
11:30a
Elementary/
Portable
11825 MW/8:30aRobert M Pyle
11:30a
Elementary
11389 TTh/6p-9p
Robert M Pyle
Elementary/
Portable
INSTR
Worthington
Staff
Poblet-Moreno
Jackson
Gueddi
Staff
Murillo
Gueddi
Manchanda
Manchanda
Dennard
English-As-a-Second-Language
ESL-Off-SiteClasses
Classes
ESL-Off-Site
Registration is open entry! You may register in
any offsite class at any time. For more info, call
(714) 808-4638. Free babysitting at selected
locations.
ESL MULTILEVEL
ESLA/110
environments.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11378 MTWTh/8:30a- Anaheim
11:30a
Community
Center
11781 MTWTh/9a-12p Access California
Services
11751 MW/8:30aBrea Comm Ctr
11:30a
11520 TTh/10a-11:30a Commonwealth
Adlt Day
HealthCt
11684 MW/2p-4p
Casa Santa
Maria
11376 MTWTh/8aFirst Christian
10:30a
Church Anaheim
11379 TTh/10:30a-1p First Christian
Church Anaheim
12008 MTWThF/12:30 Korean Bokji
p-3:30p
Wellness Center
11994 TTh/6p-8:30p Los Alamitos
Elementary
11883 MTWTh/9a-12p Orange Cty
Christian
Charities
11952 TTh/12p-3p
Or Co Korean US
MWF/12:30p- Citizen League
3:30p
12063 TTh/12p-3p
Or Co Korean US
MWF/12:30p- Citizen League
3:30p
11377 MTWTh/8:30a- Ponderosa Park
12:15p
11380 MTW/6p-9p
Stanton Cultural
Arts Center
12010 MTWTh/9a-12p West Anaheim
Youth Center
INSTR
Weatherspoon
Hasan
Anglin
Pregenzer
Edgington
Edgington
Kim
Miller
Hall
Staff
Staff
PLACE
Access
California
Services
Enroll in the ESL Intermediate Work
Skills class at
Anaheim Campus (#11995 or #11977)
Cypress Campus (#11894)
x Improve your English skills
x Improve your computer skills
x Improve your critical thinking skills
Gain the skills
needed to get a job!
SCE: Cultivating Change in
our Students.
ESL-Placentia/Yorba
LindaSchool
School
ESL-Placentia/Yorba Linda
ESL AND COMPUTERS
ESLA/130
This course provides English language instruction
through the medium of English-as-a-Second-Language
(ESL) computer programs. The primary focus is
situated vocabulary development through the use of the
Oxford Picture Dictionary program and supplementary
software.
CRN DAYS
Lim
Whitaker
Pena
11996 MW/12p-1:30p
Don’t be!
Whitaker
ESLA/803
CRN DAYS
Are you intimidated by
your limited English?
INSTR
11953 TTh/6p-8:30p
11877 MW/6p-8:30p
11878 MTWTh/6p8:30p
11959 MTWTh/6p8:30p
11657 MTWTh/8:30a12p
11735 MTWTh/8:30a12p
11879 MTWTh/8:30a12p
11880 TTh/6p-8:30p
Hasan
11881 MTWTh/8:30a12p
11917 MTWTh/8a-11a
PLACE
Kraemer
Elementary
Melrose
Elementary
School
Melrose
Elementary
School
Melrose
Elementary
School
Ruby Drive
Elementary
School
Ruby Drive
Elementary
School
Rio Vista
Elementary
School
Rio Vista
Elementary
School
Rio Vista
Elementary
School
Topaz
Elementary
INSTR
Briggs
Garcia
Martinez
Chavoya
Sanch ez-Silva
Monroe
Diaz
Arellano
Myers
Kennedy
Thank you for learning with SCE
13
Foreign Language - Basic Skills
FOREIGN
LANGUAGE
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
basic
BASIC skills
SKILLS
If you need more detailed information please
call (714) 808-4638.
ARABIC - CONVERSATIONAL
LANG/100
Beginning level class introduces students to the basic
knowledge of Arabic.
Dates: Sep 15-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10257 S/9a-11:30a AN/TBA
INSTR
Nabulsi
FEE
$75
JAPANESE - CONVERSATIONAL
LANG/160
Beginning level class introduces students to the culture
and customs of Japan and to speak beginning level
Japanese.
Dates: Sep 15-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10335 S/8a-10:30a UMF/149
INSTR
Lyon
FEE
$75
JAPANESE CONVERSATIONAL II
LANG/162
Low intermediate level class expands students' basic
knowledge of spoken Japanese.
Dates: Sep 15-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10259 S/10:30a-1p UMF/149
INSTR
Lyon
FEE
$75
and customs of the Russian speaking countries and
addresses immediate needs of a traveler. The course
will also give the language skills helpful to welcome
adopted children to their new families.
PLACE
10260 T/7p-9:30p YL/TBA
INSTR
Dollar
FEE
$75
SPANISH - CONVERSATION I
LANG/190
and customs of Latin America and covers beginning
level speaking skills.
Dates: Sep 10-Dec 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10262 M/7p-9:30p YL/TBA
10331 M/7p-9:30p YL/305
10333* T/7p-9:30p CC/TBA
INSTR
Islas
Islas
Montero
FEE
$75
$75
$75
SPANISH - CONVERSATION II
LANG/200
Low intermediate level class expands students' basic
knowledge of spoken Spanish.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10256 T/7p-9:30p UMF/250
10334 Th/7p-9:30p YL/305
14
INSTR
Aparicio
Islas
Enroll at any time. Review and study subjects
commonly taught in elementary grades 1-8, including
reading, grammar, punctuation, spelling and math.
Specialized assistance available for the disabled at the
Cypress Continuing Education Office: 714.484.7057
Dates: Sep 10-Dec 6
x Anaheim Campus: Room 141
x Cypress Campus: Room CE1, park off of
Holder Street
x First United Methodist Church of Fullerton
(114 N. Pomona, Fullerton): Room 41
M-Th: 8:30a-2:45p/6-9p
THE LITERACY PROGRAM
ABE/105
Designed for students from beginning levels of reading
to those working toward a high school diploma.
Through the use of small-group instruction, computeraided instruction, audio books and workbooks, students
will learn to become better readers, writers and
thinkers. The skills attained can be used for personal
growth, job advancement or for entry into other
educational programs. A specific learning plan is
developed for each student based on student goals,
needs and learning style.
CRN DAYS
RUSSIAN - CONVERSATIONAL
LANG/170
CRN DAYS
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
ABE/100
FEE
$75
$75
11699 MTWTh/8:30a2:45p
11817 MTWTh/8:30a2:45p
11816 MTWTh/9a-12:30p
11700 MTh/5p-8p
TW/5p-8p
11818 MT/5p-8p
PLACE
INSTR
UMF/41
La Morte
AN/139
Barrett
CC/CE1-1
UMF/41
Pewthers
Martinez
La Morte
Staff
AN/139
IMPROVING INDIVIDUAL SKILLS LAB
ABE/120
For students interested in improving general and
specific academic subjects at the secondary level
(grades 9-12) experiencing difficulty in curriculum
ranging from basic academics to college preparatory.
CRN DAYS
11783 MTWTh/7a-8:45p
FS/7a-3p
11782 MTWTh/8a-9p
F/8a-5p
S/11:30a-3:30p
11784 MW/8a-3:30p
TTh/8a-3p
F/8a-12p
MTWTh/5p-8p
PLACE
INSTR
FC/800
Staff
LLRC
Staff
LLRC/127 Clancy
Clancy
Nakayama
Vanlaningham
Holder Street
M-Th: 8:30a-2:45p/6-9p
High School Diploma Program - GED exam information
HIGHHigh
SCHOOL
DIPLOMA
School
PROGRAM
Diploma Program
Improve your workplace skills, chances for promotion,
increase production! Need a High School Diploma?
You can start earning credits today!
NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS: You can arrange for
onsite instruction in ESL or any Basic Skills subjects.
Call our Training and Development Institute at (714)
808-4615!
This course is specifically designed for adult students
who want to study at their own pace to complete the
credits necessary for a High School Diploma.
HOW CAN YOU ENROLL IN THE
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM?
STEP 1: Before your orientation, contact your previous
school(s) and obtain an officially-sealed transcript
showing all previously completed high school work.
STEP 2: If you are a FIRST TIME student, apply for a
student ID on-line at www.sce.cc.ca.us or come in
person to one of our campus locations. Appointments
for orientation CANNOT be made until you have an
SCE ID.
STEP 3: Call a Counseling Office near you to schedule
an appointment for your ORIENTATION (available
weekly, day, or evening):
ANAHEIM CAMPUS - (714) 808-4682
CYPRESS CAMPUS - (714) 484-7440
WILSHIRE CAMPUS - (714) 992-9916
STEP 4: Purchase a $2.00 one-day parking permit
from the yellow parking lot machines before attending
orientation.
All diploma applicants must have their previous work
reviewed by a SCE evaluator or counselor. Various
experiences are recognized for credit including
previous schooling, work experience. Competency
tests in reading, language, writing and math are
required of all high school graduate candidates.
HIGH SCHOOL LAB LOCATION AND HOURS
x
x
Anaheim Campus: Room 141
Cypress Campus: Room CE1, park off of
Holder Street
x
First United Methodist Church of
Fullerton (114 N. Pomona, Fullerton):
Room 41
M-Th: 8:30a-2:45p/6-9p
OFFICIAL GED
GED EXAM
Official
Exam
INFORMATION
Information
WILSHIRE CENTER- Building 300
September 15, October 20, November 17, December 15
REGISTRATION: The 2007 GED test is limited to the first
20 paid applicants. The official GED test fee of $110 is
collected at the Wilshire Center. Bring a MONEY ORDER
payable to: Orange County Dept. of Education to the
Wilshire Center, 315 E. Wilshire, Fullerton. Fees are nonrefundable. A registration packet will be issued on the
day that registration fees are paid. For registration
questions please call the Wilshire Center at (714) 9927700. The new GED test is now in effect. Scores from the
previous version of the GED cannot be combined with the
new test scores.
TEST FEES: $110 for complete official test (5 sections);
$20 for a retake of Test 1: Language Arts/Writing; $20 for
a retake of Tests 2 through 5. The test fee is applicable
for 60 days from date of registration. Fees are subject to
change without notice.
DAY OF THE EXAM: Arrive at testing center by 8:00 am.
You must have the following: a form of positive photo ID
with birth date, signature and address, (such as CA
Driver's license, Passport, Military ID, Residency/Alien
Card, or Mexican Consulate Card). A parking permit is
needed to park in the student lot.
MINIMUM AGE REQUIREMENTS: You must be 18 years
or older to take the GED exam. There are some special
circumstances that would allow a 17 year old to take the
GED. Please contact the number below for more
information. GED testing is available for applicants with
documented physical and learning disabilities. Requests
for accommodations must be made at least four weeks in
advance of the test date. Call RaeLynn Holguin at (714)
992-7767 for further information.
GED Test
Test Preparation
Preparation
GED
GED TEST PREPARATION
ABE/125
Individualized preparation for GED tests with
programmed materials. All students register in the
classroom. See instructor for GED test dates.
Dates: Sep 10-Dec 6
Holder Street
M-Th: 8:30a-2:45p/6-9p
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA COURSE
REQUIREMENTS
English…………………………………………40 credits
Social Studies…………………………………30 credits
Applied or Fine Arts…………………………..10 credits
Math…………………………………………....20 credits
Science………………………………………...20 credits
Health…………………………………………....5 credits
Electives…………………………...………… .60 credits
TOTAL …………………………......……185 CREDITS
Cultivate Change
in Your Life.
NOCCCD School of
Continuing Education
www.sce.cc.ca.us
SCE...Where Learning Never Ends
15
SCE Labs - English & Communication - Math
BE AN EFFECTIVE SPEAKER /
PRESENTER
ENCO/515
SCE
LABS
SCE LABS
SUPERVISED TUTORING
LABS/100
Students will use tutorial assistance to enhance
problem solving skills, and increase comprehension of
specific subject areas. Tutors and instructors are there
to help you prepare for tests and to complete
homework. Enrollment is by Instructor and Counselor
referral only.
CRN DAYS
11706 MTWTh/9a-7p
F/10a-1p
S/9:30a-1:30p
PLACE
FC/800
INSTR
Effective communications skills lead to success yet
many of us give or have given presentations and
delivered speeches without the essential knowledge of
effective speaking. You will learn how to organize your
speech/presentation; minimize your ahs, ums and other
filler words; refine your message to impact the
audience; visualize your message through effective
body language; and inspire and engage your audience
with your voice.
Dates: Oct 18-Nov 15
CRN DAYS
12038 Th/7p-9p
Staff
PLACE
CC/CE4-2
INSTR
Adamo
FEE
$50
MATH
MATH
ENGLISH
COMMUNiCATION
ENGLISH &
& COMMUNICATION
CREATIVE WRITING
CNED/225
A practical hands-on course to help students polish
their creative written work. Concepts of writing,
grammar skills, spelling, punctuation, and selection of
appropriate language will be covered. Works will be
critiqued for introduction, plot structure and theme.
Dates: Sep 12-Dec 3
CRN DAYS
10376 W/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
YL/305
INSTR
Wills
COMMUNICATION WITH THE DEAF
(BEGINNING)
ENCO/110
This course is suitable for beginners, beneficial for
parents, teachers, instructional personnel and
individuals interested in communicating with deaf or
hard-of-hearing children and young adults.
CRN DAYS
10181 T/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
Raymond
Temple
School
10499 Th/7p-9p
16
PLACE
CC/CE4-2
INSTR
Adamo
CRN DAYS
10513 Th/6p-9p
12116 M/6p-9p
PLACE
AN/310
AN/TBA
INSTR
Randhawa
Randhawa
ALGEBRA
MAC/140
For those ready to study College Algebra, or anyone
wanting to refresh their Algebra skills. This course also
counts towards the math requirement for the SCE High
School Diploma Program! Required textbook may be
purchased at the Anaheim Campus bookstore.
Dates: Sep 10-Dec 3
CRN DAYS
10090 W/6p-9p
PLACE
AN/TBA
INSTR
Stapleton
Education Pays!
Have you ever needed to speak in front of an audience
but you didn't feel comfortable and you feared the
outcome? Effective communications is essential for
success; yet, the #1 fear for many is public speaking.
You have the opportunity to minimize and even
eliminate your fear of public speaking in a safe and
positive growth environment. Learn how to master your
fear by understanding the root causes of fear, realizing
that fear is a positive emotion, and learning how to turn
your fear into a world of excitement and enthusiasm. In
fact, you may realize that public speaking can be
enjoyable for both you and the audience.
CRN DAYS
The course is intended to cover arithmetic concepts
beginning with basic operations of addition, subtraction,
multiplication and division of whole numbers, fractions,
decimals, and percents. This course may be used for
SCE High School Diploma credit. Required textbook
may be purchased at the Anaheim Campus bookstore.
INSTR
Rorex
DO YOU FEAR PUBLIC SPEAKING?
ENCO/520
Dates: Sep 13-Oct 11
BASIC MATH SKILLS
MAC/510
FEE
$50
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the
average weekly earnings for year-round, full-time
workers are:
Some high school/no diploma
High School Diploma/GED
Some College/no degree
Associate’s degree (2-year)
Bachelor’s degree (4-year)
Master’s degree
Professional degree
Doctoral degree
$396/week
$554/week
$622/week
$672/week
$900/week
$1064/week
$1307/week
$1349/week
Start your educational pathway with SCE and we’ll help
you reach your destination! Earn your high school
diploma or prepare for college.
Call TODAY to make an
appointment with our vocational
counselor at 714-808-4681.
Career planning - Business Education
CAREER
CAREERPLANNING
PLANNING
Educational planning services are available to
students currently enrolled in the following types of
Continuing Education classes:
English-as-aSecond-Language (ESL), Citizenship, Disabled
Students Programs, Parenting, High School
Subjects, Basic Skills, short-term vocational
classes and certification programs. (Students
enrolling in the High School Diploma Program
see BASIC SKILLS PROGRAM).
The Counseling Center
at the SCE Anaheim Campus
Students enrolled in SCE classes can take
advantage of this state-of-the-art career library,
including the on-line career computer lab. Find out
about a new career direction, change careers, recareer, get ideas for your job search, work on a
resume, research local college or job training
opportunities. Make an appointment to ensure staff
assistance.
Visit our Career Library!
Location: Anaheim Campus, Rm 215A
M-Th: 9am-4pm;
Tues eve until 7pm;
Fri: 9am-1pm; Sat & Sun: Closed.
Software available in our career lab:
EUREKA: a comprehensive career information
tool to use for career exploration and occupational
identification. Includes information about colleges
and schools, including vocational programs. Has
Spanish occupational descriptions as well as
assessment tools in Spanish.
Career & Job Search Videos
For good quick advice to create a resume, obtain
interview tips, fill out a job application, learn how to
find a job on the Internet, and more, make an
appointment to view the following videos for FREEcall (714) 808-4682. (Students must obtain an SCE
student ID prior to using videos or the Career
Library).
Video Topics include:
-How to Find a Job on the Internet
-The Complete Job Application
-Quick Interview Video
-You're Hired! Employers Give Tips for Successful
Interviewing
You're Fired! 10 quickest ways to loose a job and
how to avoid them.
Getting a job using nontraditional methods
Getting a job using traditional methods
-Make a Good First Impression
-Quick Resume Video, Get a Resume Done-NOW!
-Looking Sharp Dressing for Success
-Eight Ways to Lose a Job...and How to Head in
the Right Direction
-Dialing for Jobs...Using the Phone on the Job
Search
-Putting the Bars Behind You
The 50 Best Jobs for the 21st Century:
-Getting Good Answers to Tough Interview
Questions
-Exploring Your Career Options
-Good Pay, Most Openings, and Fastest Growth
-Fastest-Growing Fields
-Promising Careers with College Degrees
-Promising Careers without College Degrees
CAREER EXPLORATION
CRPL/140
This class is for students who are undecided about their
educational or career goals. Using a career planning
process, students assess interests, skills, personality,
values, life and work style choices. Students research
potential educational and career goals and relate their
self-assessment
information
to
occupational
possibilities and college majors.
*Dates: Sep 10-Oct 17
†Dates: Oct 22-Nov 28
CRN DAYS
10368 TTh/7:30a-8:50a
PLACE
CC/HUM101
10516* MW/10:30a-11:50a CC/BUS-319
10517† MW/10:30a-11:50a CC/BUS-319
10518 M/5p-7:50p
CC/BUS-308
INSTR
Easton
Easton
Easton
Liken-McCann
CAREER AND LIFE PLANNING
CRPL/160
Includes an analysis of lifestyles, self-assessment,
overcoming obstacles, career research, job search
skills, resumes, interviewing and goal setting.
*Dates: Aug 22-Dec 19
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
10519 TTh/8a-9:20a
CC/BUS-308 Staff
10520 TTh/9:30a-10:50a CC/GYM 2- Nordee
204
10521 MW/9:30a-10:50a LLRC/245 Bedard
10367* W/6p-8:50p
LLRC/245 Bedard
Business
BUSINESSEducation
EDUCATION
MANAGEMENT
CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM
Certificate issued upon satisfactory completion of
ten required courses and one elective computer
course. Required courses include: Elements of
Supervision, Management Skills I, Management
Skills II, Finance for the Non-Financial Manager,
Successful Negotiations, Written Communications,
Effective Business Presentations, Introduction to
Employment Law, Understanding Business
Contracts, and Marketing Principles. Choose one
36-hour computer course from the following: Intro
to Computers, Intro to Windows, Intro to Word,
Intermediate Word, Intro to Excel, Intro to Access,
Intermediate Access, Intro to Power Point, or MS
Office-Overview. Please refer to the Computers
section in this schedule for listing of computer
courses.
Learning is fun at SCE
17
Management Program - administrative assistant certificate program
MANAGEMENT SKILLS I
BMGR/412
This course provides an overview of the functions of the
management process and its practical applications in a
business environment. The course focuses on the
planning process and organizing skills, including
decision-making, strategic planning, delegating and
staffing. Students will learn management principles that
provide basic guidelines for supervisory decisions and
actions.
CRN DAYS
10183 W/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
UMF/143
INSTR
Baltazar
FINANCE FOR THE NON-FINANCIAL
MANAGER
BMGR/431
This course introduces students to the basics of
business finance for the non-financial manager.
Financial statements will be covered along with
discussions on sales and expenses, assets and
liabilities, budgeting and planning, and financial
analysis.
CRN DAYS
10687 F/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/106
INSTR
Baltazar
MANAGEMENT SKILLS II
BMGR/610
This course focuses on developing management skills
in working with individuals and teams to promote
productivity, quality and innovation. Topics include
employee performance appraisal, performance
management, work groups, and the control process for
keeping people, plans and programs on track.
CRN DAYS
10305 W/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
UMF/143
INSTR
Baltazar
EFFECTIVE BUSINESS
PRESENTATIONS
BMGR/417
This course provides instruction and practice in
business presentation skills. Students will learn
techniques to enhance their ability to speak before any
size group with more confidence and communicate
their message effectively. Students are encouraged to
participate in a video tape exercise for their own
assessment of strengths and weaknesses.
Dates: Oct 22-Dec 3
CRN DAYS
10688 M/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
UMF/250
INSTR
Smolen
SUCCESSFUL NEGOTIATIONS
BMGR/421
Participants will learn, practice, and perfect the skills
required for achieving better outcomes in sale
transactions, employment and promotion, purchasing,
employee cooperation.
CRN DAYS
10686 M/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
UMF/250
INSTR
Smolen
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
Administrative Assistant
CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM
Certificate Program
The Administrative Assistant Certificate Program
prepares students for a career as a secretary or an
administrative assistant.
Training includes
keyboarding, introduction to computers, Windows
XP, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, telephone
techniques,
filing,
business
mathematics,
communication and problem solving, spelling,
proofreading, Internet, e-mail, and employment
skills.
LENGTH OF PROGRAM: 264 hours of attendance
is required. Students may choose a 12-week
accelerated day-time program (Cypress CEC) with
a 10 hour per week lab commitment or a 24-week
evening program (Anaheim CEC) with a 5 hour per
week lab commitment.
WHEN TO REGISTER: should enroll during the
Registration period (see registration information on
page 1) Students must begin with Computer
Applications 1, Office Skills 1.
ORIENTATION: All NEW students to the
Administrative Assistant Program are required to
attend orientation. The orientation will consist of an
overview of the program and course sequence.
Follow these steps to schedule an appointment for
Orientation.
Step 1: Call (714) 808-4681 for orientation
information.
Step 2: Leave your name & phone number on the
message to reserve your space for orientation on
Tuesday, August 7, 6-8pm
Board Room 1st Floor, Anaheim Campus
There will be no need for us to call you back.
Step 3: Arrive at Orientation ON TIME (late arrivers
will NOT be able to attend). Bring $2 to purchase
temporary, one-day parking permit from the yellow
parking machines located in the parking lots.
Children are NOT allowed in the Orientation room.
FIRST NIGHT ATTENDANCE: Day classes are
held at Cypress CEC in CE2, evening classes at
Anaheim CEC. To secure your place in class,
you must attend the first class. If you are not in
class ONE HOUR after the scheduled starting time
your spot could be reassigned to a student on the
Wait List
For additional information or to speak to a
vocational counselor, please call 714 808-4681.
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR
THE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I
BUSN/340
First in a series of two levels that prepares students for
an entry-level position as an administrative assistant.
Includes units on Keyboarding and Word. Textbook
Required.
CRN DAYS
10676 MW/8a-12p
10665 TTh/1p-5p
10670* MW/6:30p-8:30p
18
PLACE
CC/CE2-1
AN/413
AN/413
INSTR
Grane
Staff
Downer
Administrative Assistant Certificate Program - Business skills
x
x
x
x
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
BOOT CAMP!
Earn your Administrative Assistant Career
Certificate in as little as 12 weeks!
Everything you need to get employed…
Internship opportunities and job search
assistance services are available upon
completion
Learn all of the essential office skills including
Word, Excel, Outlook, keyboarding, telephone
and organizational skills
An orientation will be held on
Tuesday, August 7, 6:00-8:00 pm.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the program!
For more information, please call us at
(714) 808-4915 or visit www.sceworks.com
*Additional lab hours required for Career Certificate
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR
THE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II
BUSN/341
Second in a series of two levels that prepares students
for an entry-level position as an administrative
assistant. Includes units on Windows and Internet.
Textbook Required.
CRN DAYS
10677 MW/8a-12p
10666 TTh/1p-5p
10672* TTh/6:30p-8:30p
PLACE
CC/CE2-1
AN/413
AN/413
INSTR
Grane
Staff
Casper
OFFICE SKILLS I
BUSN/320
First in a series of two levels that prepare students for
an entry-level position as an administrative assistant.
Includes units on the office environment, career
opportunities, attitude, human relationships, and work
ethics. Textbook Required.
CRN DAYS
10667 W/1p-5p
10674 MW/1p-3p
10669* MW/8:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/413
CC/CE2-1
AN/413
INSTR
Staff
McClurkin
Downer
OFFICE SKILLS II
BUSN/321
Second in a series of two levels that prepares students
for an entry-level position as an administrative
assistant. Includes units on telephone procedures, filing
and managing records, processing business
documents, sending and receiving mail, and managing
office activities. Textbook Required.
CRN DAYS
10668 W/1p-5p
10675 MW/1p-3p
10671* TTh/8:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/413
CC/CE2-1
AN/413
INSTR
Staff
McClurkin
Casper
BUSINESSSKILLS
SKILLS
BUSINESS
NOTARY PUBLIC SEMINAR AND
EXAM
BMGR/429
Learn what it takes to become a California Notary
Public and fulfill the State of California mandated
educational requirements at this one-day seminar. The
actual Notary Public Exam will be administered by
Cooperative Personnel Services (CPS) in the last hour.
Please bring valid, government issued picture I.D. (i.e.
driver's license or U.S. passport) and a check or money
order payable to the Secretary of State for $40 if you
plan to take the exam. To request special testing
accommodations, you may contact CPS at (916) 2633624 PLEASE NOTE: you must attend a State of
California approved seminar prior to being
commissioned as a notary. This seminar is approved by
the State of California and you will be issued a
Certificate of Completion at the conclusion of the
seminar.
Dates: Sep 15-Sep 15
*Dates: Oct 13-Oct 13
CRN DAYS
10091 S/8:30a-5p
10685* S/8:30a-5p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-218 Zago
UMF/244
Zago
FEE
$85
$85
ACCOUNTING
(BEGINNING)
FINC/301
Begin with the basic study of Accounting/Bookkeeping
Theory, Procedures and Terminology. The Accounting
cycle for a business is presented in a logical sequence
demonstrating accounting activities that include
analysis and recording of business transactions using
general journal, general ledger, and financial
statements.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
10132 M/6:30p-9:30p UMF/143 Santos
FEE
$65
ACCOUNTING
(INTERMEDIATE)
FINC/302
Prerequisite: Completion of Accounting (Beginning) or
equivalent.
Continue
with
Intermediate
Accounting/Bookkeeping Theory, Procedures and
Terminology leading to specialized journals, general
and subsidiary ledgers, and financial statements.
Further study of accounting procedures includes
Accounts Receivable/Payable, Payroll, Uncollectible
Procedures, Plant Assets, Depreciation, Inventory,
Notes and Interest.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
10133 T/6:30p-9:30p UMF/143 Santos
FEE
$65
DID YOU KNOW?
Administrative Assistants are the #1 occupation
with the most employment opportunities in
Orange County!
At SCE, we get it done!
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Financial Planning & Investing - Business Opportunities
DELIVER EFFECTIVE BUSINESS
PRESENTATIONS
BUSN/350
SECRETS OF REAL ESTATE
FINANCING
FINC/333
With today's technology, it is easy to assemble a series
of slides and deliver a speech and call it a business
presentation - but are we getting the results we expect?
Though we will use PowerPoint, THIS IS NOT A
POWERPOINT workshop. Rather we will focus on
identifying the key issues, organizing your presentation,
preparing for your presentation, using visual aids to
enhance (not to distract from) your presentation and,
most importantly, effectively delivering your
presentation with or without the use of PowerPoint or
other visual aids.
Learn about real estate loans, costs, loan processing,
qualifications, appraisals, escrows and underwriting.
Find out how "not" to be taken: when getting a loan,
interest rates, junk fees, lock-ins, false quotes,
choosing a lender. For consumers, new loan officers,
loan processors or investors.
CRN DAYS
12085 S/9a-12p
PLACE
AN/104
INSTR
Adamo
FEE
$50
EFFECTIVE NETWORKING PERSONTO-PERSON
BUSN/360
Networking can be the most efficient way to promote
your business and find customers but you need to
network effectively in order to find those prospects and
turn them into customers. Learn what is networking
and where, when and how to network by attending this
interactive and thought provoking workshop.
Dates: Oct 20-Oct 20
CRN DAYS
10329 S/9a-1p
PLACE
AN/104
INSTR
Adamo
FEE
$40
CRN DAYS
10092 T/7p-10p
PLACE
Includes the basics of all major investment areas,
including definition and description, suitability and
proper use within a portfolio. Also mutual funds,
understanding stocks, annuities, retirement and estate
planning.
PLACE
10484 W/6:30p-9p YL/405
INSTR
Goffin
FEE
$38
RETIREMENT PLANNING TODAY
FINC/338
Learn how to make your retirement comfortable and
free of money worries through this information packed
seminar. Learn about basic investment products and
strategies which can maximize return, lower taxes and
provide financial security. Topics: Retirement and
Financial Planning, Tax Planning, Investments, Health,
Life, Medicare and Long Term Care Insurance.
*Dates: Oct 11-Oct 25
CRN DAYS
10478 S/9a-12p
10477* Th/7p-9p
20
PLACE
AN/118
AN/TBA
INSTR
Bowman
Bowman
$50
APARTMENT MANAGEMENT I
BMGR/422
For owners, managers of rental properties, this course
covers economics of apartment management, qualities
of
a
manager,
owner/manager
relations,
manager/resident relations, community policies,
resident selection and retention, marketing, and
planning for service. This course is one of three in the
Apartment Management series.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
UMF/250
INSTR
Schultz
REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL…
A “TOP 10” CAREER CHOICE!
Recently, Money Magazine selected Real Estate Appraisal
as one of the top ten career opportunities of this decade.
INVESTMENT STRATEGIES TO
PROTECT YOUR NEST EGG
FINC/322
CRN DAYS
FEE
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
Opportunities
10186 Th/6:30p-9:30p
FINANCIAL
PLANNING
FINANCIAL PLANNING
&
INVESTING
& INVESTING
INSTR
CC/TE3-315 Stiles
FEE
$59
$59
TIMING IS EVERYTHING!
Now just might be one of the best times to explore career
opportunities in this flexible and constantly-challenging
profession. No prior experience or advanced degrees are
required to enter.
x
Learn why real estate appraisers frequently do well
regardless of market conditions.
x
Discover why recent appraisal industry changes will
reduce competition in the short term and may
increase earnings in the long term.
x
Get the career opportunity information you need to
put you in the right place with the right skills at the
right time!
REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL
BUSN/375
This course is an introduction to real estate appraisal
as a career. It covers what it takes to become an
appraiser; what an appraiser actually does, including
details on completing an appraisal; how much income
can be expected; and how to structure the business.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
10457 W/6:30p-9:30p AN/TBA Willson
FEE
$20
Antiques & Collectibles Certificate Program - Computers
Antiques&&COLLECTIBLES
collectibles
ANTIQUES
Certificate
CERTIFICATE Program
PROGRAM
Certificate issued upon satisfactory completion of
ten required courses and two elective courses,
excluding one-day workshops. Course offerings
vary by trimester.
Required Courses
Courses
Required
PLACE
INSTR
Aversa
FEE
$55
INTRODUCTION TO ANTIQUES
CNED/115
This six-session course is an introduction to the world
of antiques. Learn how to recognize what an antique is,
where to find them and how to shop for antiques. You
will also learn how to care for your antiques, what is
their investment potential and when to sell your
antiques.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
10691 W/6:30p-9:30p YL/405
Aversa
FEE
$55
POTTERY I: ENGLISH &
CONTINENTAL POTTERY
CRAE/110
Study of English and Continental pottery. Study of
clays, glazes, decoration, pattern, form and makers'
marks to help students identify and date pottery and
porcelain in order to evaluate their place and
significance in the marketplace. Styles and techniques
developed in England and Continental Europe in 1650
to 1950 and influences from the Orient.
CRN DAYS
10689 T/6p-9p
PLACE
YL/405
INSTR
Miller
FEE
$55
POTTERY II: AMERICAN POTTERY
CRAE/130
Prerequisite: Pottery I. Study of American and Native
American pottery. Study of clays, glazes, decoration,
pattern, form and makers' marks. This helps students
identify and date pottery and porcelain to evaluate their
place and significance in the marketplace. Styles and
techniques developed in America and influences from
the Orient, English and Europe.
CRN DAYS
10690 T/6p-9p
PLACE
YL/405
INSTR
Miller
SCE has the computer classes you need for
today's fast paced lifestyle.
Most computer courses are FREE!
This course is the study of the history of modern
furniture from the Industrial Revolution (1790's) to mid20th century. Course will cover furniture periods and
styles, motifs, designers, and manufacturers. Woods
used to manufacture furniture, furniture construction
techniques, and furniture terms and nomenclature also
will be reviewed.
10692 Th/6p-9:30p YL/TBA
GET AHEAD WITH COMPUTER SKILLS!
SCE offers: High quality instructors
State-of-the-art laboratories
Convenient course offerings
All of the latest software
FURNITURE II: INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION TO MID-20TH
CENTURY
BUSN/255
CRN DAYS
Computers
COMPUTERS
FEE
$55
SCE has been a leader in computer instruction for
20 years. Certificates are available for all courses
completed.
We have the course for you whether you are a
beginner or an expert looking to advance your
skills.
Introductory Courses
Introduction to Computers
Introduction to Microsoft Windows
Discover the Internet
Introduction to Word
Introduction to Excel
Introduction to PowerPoint
Introduction to Access
Microsoft Office Overview
Introduction to FrontPage
Digital Photo Albums for Beginners
Adobe Photoshop Elements
Advanced Courses
Intermediate Access
Windows Desktop Security and Internet Security
Introduction to Unix
Introduction to Cisco Network Design
Windows Operating System for Technicians
Unix II - Linux Desktop Installation
Network Administration I
Integrated Computer Projects
En Español
Introduccion a la Computacion
Introduccion al Internet
Introduccion al Microsoft Windows
Introduccion a Adobe Photoshop Elements
Microsoft Office - Bilingue
VISIT US ONLINE
www.freecomputerschool.org
(714) 808-4915
Note: School of Continuing Education non-credit
computer courses are not transferable and will not be
recognized for credit by other institutions, including
Fullerton College and Cypress College. These are noncredit computer classes and cannot be considered
equivalent to or prerequisites for computer classes at a
community college. For example, CCTR 100 is NOT
equivalent to CIS 100.
What do you want to learn today?
21
Computers
BUSINESS/COMPUTER SKILLS LAB
CCTR/100
DISCOVER THE INTERNET
COMP/105
Enjoy free, flexible scheduling for a variety of courses:
Office
Keyboarding,
Data
Entry,
10-Key,
Typing/Keyboarding for Speed and Accuracy, Windows
XP, MS Office (Word, Excel, Access, Outlook,
PowerPoint), FrontPage, Project, Intro to Internet and
World Wide Web, A+ Certification Training, Oracle,
Programming (C/C++/Java/Enterprise), internet access
and free email!
*Starts week of 9/10/2007, ends week of 11/26/2007
A hands-on overview of Internet concepts, Web
browsing using Internet Explorer; email, newsgroups,
FTP, netiquette, security issues, research, and more.
Hands-on including on-line browsing. Recommended
proficiency in: Introduction to Computers or equivalent.
CRN DAYS
11819 MTWTh/8a-10p
FS/9a-3:45p
11859* F/8a-12p
MTWTh/8:30a-4p
11785* S/9a-12p
MTWTh/9:30a-3p
F/10:30a-1:30p
MTWTh/6p-9p
PLACE
INSTR
FC/500
Staff
CC/CE2-4
Staff
AN/304
Staff
Staff
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
COMP/100
Designed for those who know nothing or very little
about computers.
Builds computer technology
understanding, makes one a better consumer of
computers and products, and explores operation
systems, software and hardware. Provides foundation
for other SCE computer classes.
Bilingual sections taught primarily in Spanish are
highlighted.Las seccíones bilingües que son impartidas
principalmente en español están resaltadas.
CRN DAYS
10628
10683*
10605
10603
10656*
10607
10673*
10657*
10651*
10596
10608
10609*
10623*
PLACE
INSTR
M/8:30a-11:30a
AN/415
Rocha
W/9a-12p
AN/413
Kretschmar
F/10a-1p
AN/413
Kretschmar
M/12p-3p
AN/303
Kretschmar
T/12p-3p
YL/406
Huffman
S/12p-3p
AN/312
Esparza
CLASS IS BILINGUAL/BILINGUE (10607)
T/1p-4p
CC/CE2-1 McClurkin
W/3p-6p
YL/406
Huffman
T/6p-9p
YL/406
Garmon
W/6:30p-9:30p
AN/415
Heasley
CRN 10596 No class held 11/21.
M/6:30p-9:30p
AN/302
Esparza
W/6:30p-9:30p
AN/307
Esparza
W/6:30p-9:30p
CC/CE2-1 Daniel
INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT
WINDOWS
MS/104
Learn the newest Windows operating system; includes
desktop and file management, security, adding
hardware and software, personalizing Windows XP,
making connections and communicating with other
people. Recommended proficiency in: Introduction to
Computers or equivalent.
CRN DAYS
10630
10648
10661*
10624
22
W/8:30a-11:30a
T/9a-12p
F/1p-4p
T/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/415
AN/302
AN/313
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Rocha
Yee
Eggers
Daniel
CRN DAYS
10629 T/8:30a-11:30a
10646* Th/9a-12p
10680* M/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/415
AN/302
AN/415
INSTR
Rocha
Yee
Nunez
DIGITAL PHOTO ALBUMS FOR
BEGINNERS
COMP/121
Learn how to import photos from various sources;
organize and manage photos; perform basic editing
functions of photos and share albums; create slide
shows and video CDs; and create cards, calendars,
albums, and a photo book using Adobe Photoshop
Album and other methods. Windows knowledge is
recommended. Textbook may be required.
CRN DAYS
10637
10639
10633*
10635
S/8:30a-10:30a
Th/1p-3p
W/5p-7p
Th/5p-7p
PLACE
AN/303
AN/303
AN/303
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Alvarado
Nelson
Craft
Craft
DID YOU KNOW?...
You don’t have to be a perfect photographer to have
great pictures! Adobe Photoshop Elements can help you
fix common flaws. ENROLL TODAY to transform your
photos into picture-perfect memories.
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS
COMP/119
Utilize photo editing software to enhance graphic
design capabilities. This class introduces tools used by
professional designers in an easy to use, powerful,
digital- image editing program. Windows knowledge is
recommended. Textbook may be required.
CRN DAYS
10638
10636
10616*
10632*
10634
Th/9a-11a
S/10:30a-12:30p
W/1p-3p
W/7p-9p
Th/7p-9p
PLACE
AN/303
AN/303
AN/303
AN/303
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Nelson
Alvarado
Lewerenz
Craft
Craft
INTRODUCTION TO FRONTPAGE
MS/137
Learn how to create, develop and post your own
website. Take advantage of cheap web space and
make your presence known. Recommended proficiency
in: Introduction to Computers, Introduction to Windows,
Introduction to Word, Discover the Internet or
equivalent.
Dates: Sep 14-Dec 7
CRN DAYS
10619 F/1p-4p
10618* T/6p-9p
PLACE
AN/302
AN/303
INSTR
Esparza
Esparza
Computers
DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKING
COMP/675
Scrapbooking is a 2.5 billion dollar industry in the
United States.
Computerized graphic design is
dramatically transforming the industry.
Digital
scrapbooking skills are important for anyone working in
the graphic design field. Learn the design essentials of
professional digital scrapbooks, hardware and software
requirements, and the creation of graphic elements.
CRN DAYS
10615 W/9a-12p
PLACE
AN/303
INSTR
Lewerenz
MS OFFICE - OVERVIEW
MS/160
Learn the basics of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and
Access in one class. Topics include document
formatting, working with graphics, basic formulas,
queries and reports. This class serves as a foundation
for other MS Office Courses.
highlighted.
Las seccíones bilingües que son impartidas
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
10611 S/8:30a-11:30a
AN/312
Esparza
10604 M/9a-12p
AN/303
Kretschmar
10655 S/9a-12p
AN/413
Garmon
10654 M/6p-9p
YL/406
Garmon
10599 Th/6:30p-9:30p
AN/415
Moran
INTRODUCTION TO WORD
MS/144
Provides a basic working knowledge of Word. Covers
topics such as formatting with fonts, paragraph
alignment, indents, margins, inserting clip art bullets
and numbering, columns and tables. Recommended
proficiency in: Introduction to Computers, Introduction
to Windows or equivalent.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10650 W/9a-12p
AN/302
CRN 10650 No class held 11/21.
10631 S/12p-3p
AN/413
10659* W/12p-3p
YL/406
10653 Th/6p-9p
YL/406
INSTR
Yee
Lau
Huffman
Garmon
INTRODUCTION TO POWERPOINT
MS/119
Learn how to create on-screen presentations using text,
graphics, sound effects and movies. Recommended
CRN DAYS
10594 T/9a-12p
10617* S/12p-3p
10622* M/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/413
AN/302
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Canas
Esparza
Douglas
NOCCCD School of Continuing Education.
Change. Cultivated.
Most SCE Computer
Courses are FREE!
For more information,
visit us at www.freecomputerschool.org
or at 714-808-4614 (Se Habla Español).
INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL
MS/105
Provides a basic working knowledge of this popular
spreadsheet program. Covers topics such as formulas,
functions, and charting. Recommended proficiency in:
Introduction to Computers, Introduction to Windows or
equivalent.
highlighted.
Las seccíones bilingües que son impartidas
CRN DAYS
10592
10649
10598
10658*
10652*
10601*
10610
PLACE
INSTR
F/9a-12p
AN/415
Canas
M/9a-12p
AN/302
Yee
Th/1p-4p
AN/415
Moran
T/3p-6p
YL/406
Huffman
W/6p-9p
YL/406
Garmon
T/6:30p-9:30p
AN/415
Lau
Th/6:30p-9:30p
AN/303
Esparza
MS EXCEL - POWER-USER SKILLS
MS/165
This course is for people who are comfortable using MS
Excel and who want to develop "power skills". Topics
include computational techniques (defining names,
nested IF functions, summarizing data), using Excel's
database tools (tables, database operations, lookup
functions), and expert skills (conditional formatting,
macros). Also covered are advanced formatting
techniques and shortcuts for accelerating productivity.
Dates: Sep 10-Dec 3
CRN DAYS
10679 M/9a-12p
10613* Th/6p-9p
PLACE
AN/413
AN/302
INSTR
Canas
Fiske
INTRODUCTION TO PUBLISHER
MS/143
Provides a basic working knowledge of this popular
desktop publishing program. Covers topics such as
flyers, newsletters, business cards. Recommended
CRN DAYS
10620 T/2p-5p
PLACE
AN/303
INSTR
Esparza
INTRODUCTION TO ACCESS
MS/106
Design databases using this popular software package.
Includes creating tables, forms, reports and labels.
Recommended proficiency in:
Introduction to
Computers, Introduction to Windows or equivalent.
CRN DAYS
10612 T/6p-9p
PLACE
AN/302
INSTR
Fiske
Build a better future for you and your family at SCE!
23
Computers
QUICKBOOKS FUNDAMENTALS FOR
THE FINANCIAL OFFICE
APPLICATIONS
COMP/650
Teaches QuickBooks software basics to develop
customized financial applications for business. The
course covers techniques for reducing data entry time,
eliminating errors, and getting consistent results. Upon
completion, students will understand the basics of
QuickBooks to simplify financial tasks.
Dates: Sep 13-Dec 6
CRN DAYS
10597 Th/9a-12p
10614* W/6p-9p
PLACE
AN/415
AN/302
INSTR
Moran
Fiske
CREATE PDF'S WITH ADOBE
ACROBAT
COMP/670
Learn the standard for sharing documents online!
Create PDF files using Adobe Acrobat. Protect
documents, create forms, and combine multiple files
with Adobe Acrobat.
CRN DAYS
10621 S/9a-12p
10678 Th/9a-12p
PLACE
AN/302
AN/413
INSTR
Esparza
Canas
WINDOWS XP-ADVANCED
COMP/610
A second course in Windows XP covering advanced
skills. This course will help you learn to communicate
over the Internet more effectively, share information
between programs, basic network skills, sharing files,
Windows Media projects, managing hardware, backup
files, and using Windows XP administration tools.
CRN DAYS
10647 F/9a-12p
10643 Th/7p-10p
PLACE
AN/302
AN/307
INSTR
Yee
Ghanim
WINDOWS 2000 SERVER
COMP/310
Prerequisite: Previous experience using Windows
operating systems and understanding of basic
networking concepts. The purpose of this class is to
give students a solid understanding of the Windows
2000 Server. The course will cover the installation and
configuration of the most popular services available in
Windows 2000 Server. This class will focus on many of
the software aspects of networking.
CRN DAYS
10642 T/5:30p-7p
Enroll today in CRN#10600
Windows Desktop Security & Internet Security
WINDOWS DESKTOP SECURITY &
INTERNET SECURITY
COMP/640
NEW!
Course provides hands-on experience managing
Windows desktop security and Internet security
including how to install, configure and manage
Windows Service Packs, Windows, firewall, antivirus
programs, pop-ups, spyware, and adware. Learn to
configure a computer to be secure and to protect
personal information from spyware, pop-ups, adware
and computer viruses.
CRN DAYS
10600 T/3:30p-6:30p
CRN DAYS
10641 T/7p-10p
24
PLACE
AN/307
INSTR
Ghanim
PLACE
AN/415
INSTR
Lau
NETWORK ADMINISTRATION I
COMP/304
Prerequisite: Intro to Basic Networking Techniques or
equivalent experience. This hands-on course teaches
the fundamentals of networking from a new user's point
of view and lays the foundation for all future Network
Administration courses. Students will learn network
software/hardware architecture concepts, components
and jargon. Ample lab demos and hands-on exercises
provide an excellent complement to the lecture
material.
Dates: Sep 14-Dec 7
10645 F/4:30p-7:30p
Prerequisite: Previous experience using Windows
operating system and Internet Explorer. This class is
designed for students who need to know diagnostic and
configuration applications necessary to troubleshoot
Windows-based PCs. The focus will be on applications
that come with the various versions of Windows, as well
as free programs available on the Internet.
INSTR
Ghanim
Ever had a computer virus?
Or a fear of someone stealing your identity?
Learn how to protect your computer and
personal information.
CRN DAYS
WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM
FOR TECHNICIANS
COMP/306
PLACE
AN/307
PLACE
AN/302
INSTR
Ghanim
INTRO TO CISCO NETWORK
COMP/302
Prerequisite: Intro to Basic Networking Techniques or
equivalent experience. This course is designed for the
entry-level network professional who is looking for a
beginning foundation on network design principles
relating to LAN/WAN installation, implementation and
construction. Through lectures, discussions and
demonstrations, the course will provide information on
Cisco IOS, network hardware, cabling, topology design,
network physical requirements and security.
Dates: Sep 13-Dec 6
CRN DAYS
10640 Th/3:30p-6:30p
PLACE
AN/303
INSTR
Ghanim
Digital media, Web & Video
INTRODUCTION TO UNIX
COMP/300
Prerequisite: Previous Windows operating system and
internet experience. This hands-on course teaches the
fundamentals of the UNIX operating system from a new
user's point of view, and lays the foundation for a future
UNIX course. Students will learn several stand alone
and network UNIX commands, the structure of the
operating system, the file system and the jargon.
Students will also get a strong feel for UNIX's powerful
features and will learn where to turn for help by using
UNIX's rich electronic help utility. Ample lab exercises
provide an excellent complement to the lecture
material.
CRN DAYS
10663 Th/12p-2:30p
PLACE
AN/302
INSTR
Eggers
UNIX II - LINUX DESKTOP
INSTALLATION
COMP/630
10664 Th/12p-2:30p
PLACE
AN/302
Graphic
Classes
Graphic Arts
Arts Classes
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP (BEGINNING)
DIG/102
Prerequisite: Computer literacy. Topics include basic
interface, file formats, color models, scanning,
resolution, image size, actions, selections, layers,
masks, paths, typography, enhancing photos, painting,
filters, special effects and web graphics. Bring ZIP
disk/CD/Flash Drive. PC lab only. Textbooks required.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10095 T/6p-9:45p AN/313
This hands-on course will guide the student through the
installation and configuration of Linux as an alternate
desktop to Microsoft Windows. You will learn about the
numerous free software packages available for Linux
and keeping your system software up-to-date. Ample
lab exercises provide an excellent compliment to the
lecture material.
Dates: Oct 25-Dec 6
CRN DAYS
All courses must be completed with the School of
Continuing Education. See the individual course
listings for complete course descriptions or at
www.ocdmc.com. Cost is $165.00 each; prices
subject to change. For more information call (714)
808-4617 or E-mail: [email protected]
INSTR
Eggers
Courses taught in SCE's Digital Media Training
Center at the Anaheim Campus are equipped with
PC's. For course outlines go to www.ocdmc.com.
WEBSITE DESIGN CERTIFICATE
Complete all of the courses required for this
Certificate and receive the last class FREE! You
must present copies of the certificates from the six
prior classes to the registration desk at least 2 days
before the class begins to receive the last class for
FREE. Courses in the Web Design Certificate
Program provide a thorough grounding in this highdemand field. Students will develop superior
design skills for the Web, learn critical issues in
structure and design for the Web environment, and
learn to use the latest professional Web Design
software programs:
Step 1: Complete these three courses:
Adobe Photoshop CS2 (Beginning)
Adobe Illustrator CS2 (Beginning)
Web Site Design (HTML)
Step 2: Enroll in either Beginning series, or both,
then enroll in both Intermediate series:
Dreamweaver 8 and Fireworks 8 (Beginning)
Dreamweaver 8 with ASP.NET (Intermediate)
Flash PRO 8 (Beginning)
Flash PRO 8 (Intermediate)
FEE
$150
Prerequisite: Computer literacy. Create stunning
graphics which add depth and excitement to any layout.
Start with the basics of object-oriented rendering and
coloring and continue with custom type and text
features, templates, layers, blends and filters. Bring ZIP
Dates: Sep 13-Nov 1
PLACE
10096 Th/6p-9:45p AN/313
Digital Media, Web,
Burger
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR (BEGINNING)
DIG/103
CRN DAYS
DIGITAL MEDIA,
WEB, & VIDEO
& Video
INSTR
INSTR
Burger
FEE
$150
ADOBE INDESIGN
DIG/151
Prerequisite: Computer Literacy. Hands-on exercises to
develop page layout and design skills. Course
designed for those who have no prior knowledge or
experience with InDesign. Projects include ads,
brochures, catalog pages, newsletters and web page
application.
Create a portfolio for use in the
Commercial Art/Advertising industry. Bring ZIP
Quark and InDesign in the same class.
Dates: Sep 13-Nov 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10222 Th/6p-9:45p AN//102C
INSTR
Pak
FEE
$150
Website
Classes
Website Design
Design Classes
WEBSITE DESIGN HTML
DIG/112
Prerequisite: Knowledge of Internet, operating system
navigation, basic computer skills, opening/saving
documents. Learn the basic principles of web page
construction, edit and format HTML documents. Make
Hyperlinks to other pages, make tables, build forms,
embed and optimize images. Learn about JPG, GIF
formats, create frames; learn to use Java and
JavaScript, review professional web-authoring tools like
Dreamweaver and Fireworks. Bring ZIP disk/CD/Flash
Drive. PC lab only. Textbook Required.
Dates: Sep 14-Nov 2
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10094 F/6p-9:45p AN/307
INSTR
Herrera
FEE
$165
Desarroye un mejor futuro para Usted y su familia en SCE
25
Digital media, Web & Video
DREAMWEAVER
(BEGINNING)
DIG/105
Digital Video
Video Classes
Digital
Classes
Prerequisite: Knowledge of internet, operating system
documents. Learn the principles of web design and how
to edit HTML documents. Integrate web graphics find
resources on the Web and survey advanced techniques
related to E-commerce websites. Create your own site
and demo your work in last class. Bring Flash Drive. PC
lab only. Textbook Required.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10097 M/6p-9:45p AN/313
INSTR
Herrera
FEE
$150
ADOBE / MACROMEDIA
DREAMWEAVER
(INTERMEDIATE)
DIG/162
12079 F/6p9:45p
PLACE
AN/313
INSTR
Shah
FEE
$150
ADOBE / MACROMEDIA FLASH PRO
(BEGINNING)
DIG/106
Prerequisite: Knowledge of internet, operating system
documents. Students will learn how to use Flash to do
web animations, interactivity and will build complete
websites using only Flash. Learn basic animation, key
frames, tweening, movie clips, basic action script,
preparing images for web/multimedia and more! Bring
ZIP disk/CD/Flash Drive. PC lab only.
Dates: Sep 15-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10223 S/7:45a11:30a
PLACE
AN/313
INSTR
Herrera
FEE
$150
ADOBE / MACROMEDIA FLASH PRO
(INTERMEDIATE)
DIG/135
Prerequisite: Beginning Flash. Students must have a
complete understanding of Flash basics: tweening,
motion paths, the library, movie clips and basic action
script. Learn to use Flash for complex web animations,
special effects, and sophisticated interactivity. Learn
intermediate action scripting which includes working
with objects, classes, methods, properties, functions
and event handlers. Controlling multiple timelines,
sound effects and text will be taught as well as adding
dynamic interactivity to the movie and clip. Bring ZIP
disk/CD/Flash Drive. PC lab only.
Dates: Sep 13-Nov 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE
12078 Th/6p-9:45p AN/313
26
Seating is LIMITED…Only 12 Students per class
Learn to use the programs the pros use…
* Adobe Premiere Pro: learn to edit in
real time (CRN# 10224)
* Adobe Encore & Adobe Audition:
Learn to author DVDs (CRN# 12081)
* Adobe After Effects: learn motion
graphics (CRN# 12080)
Required Fee of $150 for an 8-week class
Prerequisite: Beginning Dreamweaver. Students will
build upon their beginning Dreamweaver and/or HTML
skills to learn how to develop more interactive and
sophisticated websites. Special emphasis will be placed
on developing and linking to databases using
Dreamweaver. Bring Flash Drive. PC lab only.
Textbook Required.
Dates: Sep 14-Nov 2
CRN DAYS
Do you Want your
chance to be On the Lot?
Make your own Movies!
INSTR
Herrera
FEE
Courses run week of Sept 10 – week of Oct 29
@ the Anaheim Campus
Call for info: 714-808-4617
ADOBE PREMIERE PRO
DIG/101
Prerequisite: Computer literacy. Edit in real-time and
enjoy an elegant interface. Create productions that
stand-out using new professional tools such as color
correction, multiple nestable timelines, keyframable
effects and much more. Work with your tools of choice
thanks to tight integration with leading video hardware
and software. Bring DVD/Flash Drive. PC lab only.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10224 M/6p-9:45p AN/102C
INSTR
Nord
FEE
$150
ADOBE ENCORE AND ADOBE
AUDITION
DIG/166
Prerequisite: Computer literacy and knowledge of
Photoshop and/or Premiere Pro. Learn to author DVDs
and output your project to all recordable DVD formats
with Adobe Encore file editing software and Adobe
Audition software for mixing and editing audio. Use
Adobe Photoshop to create and edit menus. Output
your project to all recordable DVD formats. Bring
DVD/Flash Drive. PC lab only.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
12081 W/6p-9:45p AN/102C
INSTR
Nord
FEE
$150
ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS
DIG/114
Prerequisite: Adobe Photoshop and Premiere skills.
Learn the Adobe After Effects work area; integrating
video and graphic motion, creative mattes, animation,
filtering, and multimedia animation. Bring DVD/Flash
Drive. PC lab only.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
12080 T/6p-9:45p AN/102C
INSTR
Nord
FEE
$150
$150
Training & Development Institute
Digital Media
Digital
MediaWorkshops
Workshops
DIGITAL CAMERA WORKSHOP
DIG/167
This one-day, three-hour workshop will teach you the
basic operation of your digital camera and how to
transfer the images to your computer.
Date: Sep 15
*Date: Oct 6
†Date: Oct 20
‡Date: Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10461
12075*
12076†
12077‡
S/12p-3p
S/12p-3p
S/12p-3p
S/12p-3p
PLACE
AN/313
AN/313
AN/313
AN/313
INSTR
Burger
Burger
Burger
Burger
$30
$30
$30
$30
This one-day, three-hour workshop will teach you how
to use a scanner to copy photos, slides, negatives or
drawings and store them on your computer or a disc.
Date: Sep 22
*Date: Oct 13
†Date: Oct 27
10462 S/12p-3p
12082* S/12p-3p
12083† S/12p-3p
PLACE
AN/313
AN/313
AN/313
INSTR
Burger
Burger
Burger
FEE
$30
$30
$30
COMPUTER MONITORING WITH
SPECTOR PRO FOR HOME OR
OFFICE
DIG/170
This one-day, three hour workshop will teach you how
how to easily monitor your children's or employees'
computer activities with the highly ranked sleuth
software program Spector Pro 5.0 by Spectorsoft. See
what they are doing on MySpace, the Internet or e-mail
correspondence. The most impressive feature is the
"Play" function. Perform a fast slide show of the
previous activities on their computer. Keystrokes are
also recorded so you can learn their passwords.
Date: Sep 29
CRN DAYS
10509 S/12p-3p
PLACE
AN/313
INSTR
Herrera
FEE
$30
3 Dimensional
Design
Class
Website Design
Classes
SOLIDWORKS FOR THE DESIGNER
(BEGINNING)
DIG/164
Prerequisite: Computer Literacy. Class will consist of
hands-on exercises to develop 3D CAD design skills
with state-of-the-art intuitive, parametric 3D CAD
system. This course is designed for students with no
prior knowledge of 2D or 3D CAD. The beginning
course will focus on an introduction to SolidWorks and
learning the basic tools to perform product design
exercises for manufacturing. Bring ZIP disc/CD/Flash
Drive. PC lab only.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10316 M/6p-9:45p AN/303
INSTR
Anderson
Upgrade Job Skills!
Train for New Career Opportunities!
Enhance Career Opportunities!
x
Free and low cost classes
x
Classes run six weeks to one
year depending on program
x
Day and evening classes to fit
your schedule
x
Apply what you‘ve learned in
class to your current job
FEE
SCANNER WORKSHOP
DIG/168
CRN DAYS
Career Technical
Education
FEE
$150
SCE’s career training programs and
continuing education opportunities
include:
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Activity Leader for Health Care
Administrative Assistant
Apartment Management
Automotive Repair
Bartending
Computers: Office Applications
Computers: Graphics, Design and
Web Skills
Computers: Operating Systems
Specialist
Computers: Network Technician
Preparation
Commercial Refrigeration
Construction: Electrical
Construction: General
Contracting
Early Childhood Education
Electronics
Floral Design
Management
Medical Assisting: Front Office
Physical Therapy Aide
Pharmacy Technician
Retail Meat Cutting
Enroll Today!
For more information,
call (714) 808-4673
Do what you love! Turn your hobby into a career at SCE!
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Online Learning
28
Training and Development
SCE can help you transition to college
29
Disabled Student Programs
DISABLED STUDENT
Disabled
Student
PROGRAMS
AND
SERVICES
Programs
FREE! ENROLL AT ANY TIME!
DSP&S services (interpreter services, tutors, note
takers, etc.) are offered for those students with
disabilities who enroll in general SCE classes.
Special classes are offered for those students who
would not benefit from general SCE offerings.
Students are expected to maintain good attendance
in their classes. Excessive absences may result in
a student being dropped from a DSPS special
class. For more information, please call (714) 4847057. Those with disabilities are encouraged to
request support services prior to established
registration dates (please make arrangements at
least four weeks prior to start of class). The TTY
number is (714) 761-8165.
RELATIONSHIPS AND SEXUALITY
TRAINING
DSPS/114
A class geared for students with developmental or
learning disabilities that is designed to provide a
comprehensive and meaningful overview. The course
strives to build healthy, safe sexual attitudes,
behaviors, and relationships consistent with personal
values.
CRN DAYS
10550 MW/12:30p-3p
10555 MW/12:30p-3p
PLACE
AN/310
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Moore
Cunningham
COMMUNICATION ON THE JOB
DSPS/138
A class designed for students with developmental or
learning disabilities who want to learn how to improve
their communication skills in relationship to
employment. Course will include activities to enhance
written and verbal skills.
CRN DAYS
10542 MW/9a-11:30a
PLACE
AN/132
INSTR
Moore
BEGINNING MONEY
DSPS/135
10565 TTh/9a-11:30a
10547 MW/12:30p-3p
10564 TTh/12:30p-3p
PLACE
CC/CE4-3
AN/132
AN/132
Designed for students with developmental or learning
disabilities to help recognize and achieve potential as
independent members of the community. Lecture, lab,
and field experience are combined to provide the
student with a comprehensive and meaningful
educational experience.
CRN DAYS
10559
10561
10545
10556
MW/9a-11:30a
F/9a-2:30p
MW/12:30p-3p
TTh/12:30p-3p
INSTR
Brown
Hill
Pietrzak
PLACE
YL/406
YL/408
AN/414
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Stephens
Stephens
Pietrzak
Brown
LIVING MORE INDEPENDENTLY
DSPS/136
learning disabilities that is designed to provide a
comprehensive and meaningful overview of a variety of
options for living more independently (i.e. group home,
own apartment), how to achieve those options, and
what is needed to be successful in your choice.
CRN DAYS
10562 MW/12p-2:30p
10546 TTh/12:30p-3p
PLACE
YL/408
AN/414
INSTR
Stephens
Moore
BASIC COOKING
DSPS/131
Designed for students with developmental or learning
disabilities to have them acquire skill in safely preparing
and storing foods for independent living. Also includes
nutrition, appropriate manners and kitchen
organization.
CRN DAYS
10541 TTh/9a-11:30a
PLACE
AN/414
INSTR
Bennett
COMPUTER-ASSISTED
INSTRUCTIONAL LAB
DSPS/121
Designed for students with disabilities to provide
instruction in computer operation, word processing and
the use of adaptive computer equipment.
CRN DAYS
A course designed for students with developmental or
learning disabilities to enhance the skills necessary for
performing accurate money exchanges. Students will
learn coin identification, values of coins, and basic coin
counting.
CRN DAYS
JOB SKILLS
DSPS/137
10553 MTWTh/8:30a-3p
11555* TTh/8:30a-3p
11556* MW/8:30a-2p
10549
10552
10560
10558
10548
F/9a-3p
TTh/9a-11:30a
TTh/9a-11:30a
F/9a-3p
TTh/12:30p-3p
PLACE
CC/CE5-2
Westview
Vocational
Ctr
Westview
Vocational
Ctr
AN/303
AN/313
YL/406
CC/CE5-2
AN/313
INSTR
Day
Draffan
Hoggatt
Barrett
Barrett
Stephens
Cunningham
Barrett
Cultivate Change…Achieve Greatness Through Independence.
SCE’s Disabled Student Programs and Services focuses on transitioning
students into college, jobs and independent living!
Contact a DSPS counselor at 714-484-7057 for more information.
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Disabled Student Programs
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
DSPS/129
WHEELCHAIR ATHLETICS
DSPS/170
learning disabilities designed to teach skills necessary
to independently take part in typical community
activities by traveling to various locations in the area.
Lessons learned in the classroom will be practiced in
the community.
This course includes instruction and participation in the
fundamentals of the spectrum of wheelchair athletics.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10557 F/9a-3p
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Instruction designed for students with developmental or
learning disabilities to enhance advocating for self in
everyday life situations.
10543 MW/9a-11:30a
10563 TTh/12p-2:30p
PLACE
AN/414
YL/408
A comprehensive program for adults with
developmental disabilities to improve the social,
academic, personal, prevocational and avocational
capabilities.
11559 MTWThF/8:45a2:15p
PLACE
CC/CE4-1
INSTR
Anderson
Crawford
NUTRITION & EXERCISE
DSPS/116
Geared for students with developmental or learning
disabilities that is designed to teach the benefits of
healthy eating and proper exercise.
CRN DAYS
10551 F/9a-3p
10554 MW/9a-11:30a
PLACE
AN/132
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Kloeppel
Cunningham
ADAPTIVE PE WEIGHT TRAINING
DSPS/122
Increases physical endurance, stresses body
condition/muscle development. Prerequisite: entry into
this class based on physician's release.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10084 TTh/12p-12:50p CC/GYM 1102
INSTR FEE
Pinkham $26
ADAPTIVE PE ACTIVITY
DSPS/160
This course is designed for the disabled student. The
class modified individual and team sport activities.
CRN DAYS
10371 TTh/11a11:50a
PLACE
CC/GYM 1101
INSTR
Pinkham
PLACE
CC/GYM 1101
INSTR FEE
Silgailis $52
A course designed for students with visual impairments,
which provides experience using various art media.
CRN DAYS
11568 T/9:30a-11:30a
INSTR
November
Stephens
INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS
DSPS/124
CRN DAYS
10372 TTh/7p-8:50p
EXPLORATORY ARTS FOR
VISUALLY IMPAIRED
DSPS/111
Brown
SELF-ADVOCACY
DSPS/133
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
FEE
$26
PLACE
Braille
Institute
INSTR
Tebo
KINESTHETIC PE FOR VISUALLY
IMPAIRED
DSPS/119
A class designed for students with visual impairments
to improve body awareness, stamina, cardiovascular
fitness and muscle tone.
Instruction will be
characterized by specialized techniques relying on
tactile input to the students.
CRN DAYS
11563
11564
11565
11566*
11961
W/9:30a-11:30a
Th/9:30a-11:30a
Th/12:30p-2:30p
T/12:30p-2:30p
W/12:30p-2:30p
PLACE
Braille Institute
Braille Institute
Braille Institute
Braille Institute
Braille Institute
INSTR
Tebo
Tebo
Tebo
Tebo
Tebo
SOCIAL SKILLS
DSPS/140
learning disabilities to provide instruction on appropriate
social behaviors in the community and at home.
Students will actively participate in role playing how to
make and keep friends to distinguish the difference
between strangers and acquaintances.
CRN DAYS
10544 TTh/9a-11:30a
PLACE
AN/132
INSTR
Pietrzak
BANKING FOR APARTMENT LIVING
DSPS/134
A class designed for students with developmental or
learning disabilities who want to learn how to budget
their money, pay bills, make purchases, grocery shop,
rent an apartment, and interview roommates. The
class simulates living in an apartment and the
responsibilities of being independent. Students must
have prior banking experience in writing checks,
making deposits, and ATM transactions. Students will
be required to use the Quicken software program for
balancing their checking account.
CRN DAYS
10540 MW/9a-11:30a
PLACE
AN/313
INSTR
Bennett
SCE has job training for the real world
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Disabled Student Programs - Culinary ARts
BRAILLE TRANSCRIBING
DSPS/106
This course is designed to familiarize the student with
the Braille system and its usage. Students will be
expected to learn to read, write and proofread Braille
and submit a manuscript to the Library of Congress for
certification in Braille Transcription.
CRN DAYS
11868 W/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
Braille
Institute
INSTR
Burkhardt
DSPS
Locations
DSPSOff-Site
off-Site Class
Class Locations
CRN
11943
11962
11557
11558
11681
11682
11704
11770
11560
11841
11561
11562
11567
11855
LOCATION
Empower Community Day Program
Enriching-DSPS
Or Cty Assoc Retrded Citizens
Or Cty Assoc Retrded Citizens
West Anaheim Therapeutic Res
Westminster Therapeutic Ctr
Westminster Therapeutic Ctr
Westview Vocational Ctr
Culinary
at the
the Anaheim
Anaheim
Culinary Classes
Classes at
Campus: September
September
CLASSIC SAUCES AND MORE
FN/652
NEW!
Chef Rigo, Four Seasons Beverly Hills, will introduce
you to the art of making classic sauces that will perk
your menu. Bring to your table the likes of Chicken
Chassuer with a Hunter's Sauce, Brandy Mustard,
Cream Sauce, Port Wine Sauce and Bernaise. Join us
for a classical evening. Bring your apron, hat and
containers for your sauces.
CRN DAYS
12041 Th/6p-9p
Located on the first floor of the
Anaheim Campus
The Hot Food Line: Gourmet
meals prepared by Cypress College Culinary
Chefs-in-training. Weekly menus are posted on
the door of the Café.
.Open: Monday – Thursday from 12n –1p
Café Bistro: Gourmet meals prepared by
Cypress College Chefs-in-training in a
restaurant-style setting.
Open: Monday – Thursday from 12n –1p
Cafeteria: Delicious meals prepared to order
including breakfast burritos, oven-baked pizza,
sandwiches, salads, and more by Cypress
College Culinary Chefs-in-training
Open:
Monday - Thursday from 9a – 1p
For more information or to ORDER AHEAD BY
PHONE, call 714-808-4641
FEE
$50
NEW!
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Hoang
CAKE DECORATING
FN/654
FEE
$50
NEW!
Novice? Homemaker? Or just need a refresher? Chef
Cruz will teach you the fundamentals of making
decorators Buttercream, color theory, icing, piping and
borders. Each student will complete a cake to take
home. Cake and Icing are provided. Decorating kits
are available for purchase. Bring your hat and your
passion for artistry.
Dates: Oct 4-Oct 4
CRN DAYS
12043 Th/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Staff
FEE
$50
CONTEMPORARY CAKE
DECORATING: ROLLED FONDANT
FN/655
NEW!
Fondant is a pliable sugar paste icing that can be
shaped and molded. Its versatility is endless. Chef
Cruz will introduce you to the basic uses and
techniques. At the completion of this class, each
student will decorate their own 3-D lady bug and form
flowers. Cake and icing are provided. Decorating kits
are available for purchase. Bring apron, hat, and a
rolling pin and have fun...fun..fun!
Dates: Oct 6-Oct 6
12044 S/9a-1p
Salas
Culinary Classes
Classes at
at the
theAnaheim
Anaheim
Campus:
Campus:October
October
CRN DAYS
32
INSTR
Try something special such as the taste of the ever
popular Vietnamese cuisine. Chef Linh Hoang will
demonstrate the popular Crab and White Asparagus
Soup, Stir Fried Lemongrass Chicken with Chilis,
Vietnamese Dipping Sauce, Crispy Spring Rolls and
the Sizzling Savory Shrimp Crepes. Bring your hat,
apron and storage containers for your extra yummies.
Join us for some international learning and fun.
12042 S/9a-1p
Come Join Us for Lunch
at Café Cypress!
AN/175
VIETNAMESE CUISINE
FN/653
CRN DAYS
culinary Arts
CULINARY ARTS
PLACE
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Staff
FEE
$50
Culinary ARts
CAJUN CREOLE CUISINE
FN/656
NEW!
THE NEW DECORATED CUPCAKE
FN/660
NEW!
Need the HOT, the SPICY, and rich AROMAS? Get
ready for the style of cooking that melds Incan Indians
and Spanish culinary components. Chef Scott Mancino
will introduce you to Chicken Gumbo, Seafood
Jambalaya, Muffuletta Sandwich and the yummy
Banana Foster. Bring your apron, hat, and storage
containers for your delicious extras.
Cupcakes are the new craze! For the novice or
experienced cake decorator. Using Buttercream,
Fondant and Chocolate, students will create beautiful
cupcakes for special occasions. Students will learn
how to make flowers, edible pearls, pipe baby safety
pins, utilize store bought ingredients, and more. Bring
an apron, hat and your creative juices.
Dates: Nov 3-Nov 3
12045 Th/6p-10p
12049 S/9a-1p
CRN DAYS
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Staff
EASY EXOTIC SAUCES
FN/657
FEE
$50
CRN DAYS
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Staff
FEE
$50
NEW!
MEDITERRANEAN TAPAS BAR
FN/661
NEW!
you to the art of making exotic sauces that will perk up
your menu. Bring to your table the likes of Tamarind
Sauce, Grilled Pineapple Sauce with Coconut Foam,
and Crab Meat Salad tossed in Preserved Lemon Vin
on a Mango Sauce. Join us for an exotic evening.
Bring your apron, hat and containers for your sauces.
Tapas are appetizers eaten throughout Spain in bars
and restaurants and have become very popular in the
U.S. Chef Rigo of the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills will
demonstrate some of the popular tapas such as:
Babaganush, Humus, Tatziki, and Tabule with Grilled
Pita Bread. Join us for a night of tasty tapas. Bring
your apron, hat and containers for leftovers.
Dates: Nov 8-Nov 8
12046 S/9a-1p
12050 Th/6p-10p
CRN DAYS
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Salas
SUSHI, SASHIMI AND MORE
FN/658
FEE
$50
NEW!
you to the basics of sushi making and the art of
sashimi: Rainbow Rolls, Chirashi Sushi, Nigiri Sushi,
etc. Sushi makes great appetizers or even a main
entree and the talk of your party. Join us for this
wonderful culture adventure. Bring your apron, hat and
containers for leftovers.
CRN DAYS
12047 Th/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Salas
FEE
$50
CRN DAYS
Culinary Classes at the Anaheim
CHIC TINY CAKES
FN/659
NEW!
More ideas for decorating cakes! Each student will
decorate two tiny cakes. This class will emphasize the
use of Fondant as a decorating art form. Cake and
icing are provided. Decorating kits are available for
purchase. We will be creative in this class! Learn how
to slant a cake. Make an edible bow and flowers using
Buttercream and Fondant. Bring an apron, hat and
rolling pin.
Dates: Nov 1-Nov 1
CRN DAYS
12048 Th/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Staff
FEE
$50
AN/175
INSTR
Salas
FEE
$50
SOUPS, BISQUES AND CHOWDERS
FN/662
NEW!
Few dishes give more all-around pleasure than a good
homemade soup. Soups feature in every cuisine
around the world-whether they are called gumbos,
potages, bisques, chowders or consommes. Chef
Scott Mancino will demonstrate how to make a basic
good vegetable stock, Wild Mushroom Soup, New
England Clam Chowder and Roasted Butternut Curry
Soup. Join us and make soups for all occasions. Bring
your apron, hat, towel, and containers for leftovers.
Dates: Nov 15-Nov 15
CRN DAYS
12051 Th/6p-10p
Culinary Classes at the Anaheim
Campus: November
Campus: November
PLACE
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Staff
FEE
$50
HOLIDAY COOKIES WITH FLAIR
FN/663
NEW!
Decorated cookies make great gifts. In this class, Chef
Irene will demonstrate how to decorate cut out sugar
cookies using Royal Icing. Have fun and be creative.
All supplies provided. Bring tray to take home your
decorated cookies. Join us and bring your hat, apron
and get creative.
CRN DAYS
12052 S/9a-1p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Staff
FEE
$50
TAMALES
FN/590
you to basics of tamale making: masa fillings such as,
pollo (chicken), carne de res (beef) port, camarones
(shrimp), etc. Learn more about the foundation of
Mexican cuisine, the influence of the Mayans and
Aztecs. Join us in this cultural experience and increase
your knowledge of fine cuisine. Bring your apron, hat
and containers for leftovers.
CRN DAYS
12053 Th/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Salas
FEE
$50
Kids’ College inspires creativity
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Culinary Arts - Home Decorative ARts
CulinaryClasses
Classesat
atthe
theAnaheim
Anaheim
Culinary
Campus:
December
Campus: December
MORE TASTES OF THAILAND
FN/664
NEW!
Love Asian Foods? Try the taste of Thai. Thai food is
described as layers of flavors that marry together to
create a sensational taste. Chef Hoang will introduce
to you MORE of her favorite Thai dishes: Fiery Thai
Beef Salad, Chicken and Beef Satay, Peanut Dipping
Sauce, Minty Stir Fried Beef and Chiang Mai Curried
Noodles. Bring your hat, apron, storage containers.
Dates: Dec 1-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
12054 S/9a-12p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Hoang
FEE
$50
Culinary Classes at the
Culinary Classes at the
Yorba Linda Campus
Yorba Linda Campus
YIN & YANG OF CHINESE COOKING
FN/665
NEW!
Learn the Yin and Yang of Chinese Cooking by
blending special sauces with spices and aromatics to
prepare Cashew Nut Chicken, Oyster Sauce Beef,
Honey Garlic Shrimp, steamed Dumplings, Singapore
Noodles, Hot and Sour Soup and much more. Better
than fast food and twice as much fun! Bring a healthy
appetite and a friend and learn how to "Wok" together.
Dates: Sep 17-Nov 5
CRN DAYS
12084 M/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Louie
FEE
$65
Home
Decorative ARTS
arts
HOME DECORATIVE
INDIVIDUAL CLOTHING
INSTRUCTION
CC/111
Learn how to sew! Individual instruction allows you to
sew what you wish. Lessons on alterations, following
pattern directions and simplified techniques will be
reinforced through demonstrations on small household
and personal projects.
10211 W/1p-6p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/HUM-303 Eggan
FEE
$5
SEWING FOR BEGINNERS
CC/112
Learn to sew with easy, new methods. Covers any
project that has to do with any fabric for home or family.
Know your machine, consumer purchasing; understand
patterns and alterations. Make what you like!
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
10522 M/9a-12:30p CC/HUM-303 Caverly
10143* Th/6p-9:30p AN/403
Caverly
10155 M/6p-9:30p YL/307
Martinez
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Create today's fashions with styles that precisely fit and
enhance your body image. Textile properties, faster
techniques, proper interfacings, fool-proof pockets,
lining and pressing will result in garments costing far
less than designer outfits. Computer analysis/drafting,
industrial/regular machines use, ready-to-wear
alterations and accessory items will be covered. May
include men's tailoring. All levels welcome!
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
10116 W/8:30a-12:30p CC/HUM-303 Eggan $5
10118 F/9a-12:30p
AN/403
Martinez $5
10117 T/5:30p-10p
CC/HUM-303 Eggan $5
DRESSMAKING
CC/116
Learn how to make the newest fashions, dresses,
skirts, blouses, jackets and pants. Emphasizes couture
techniques, pattern adjustment, developing speed,
wardrobe planning, intro to tailoring. Inter/Adv students
only! Please bring your own sewing machine or use
one of ours.
CRN DAYS
10120 Th/9a-12:30p
PLACE
INSTR FEE
CC/HUM-303 Martinez $5
FLAT PATTERN METHOD
CC/120
Create individualized basic patterns using your
measurements and conventional drafting methods.
Some computer-aided drafting.
Some "draping"
offered. Design garment details for bodices, necklines,
collars, sleeves, skirts, dresses, jackets and pants.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
10126 T/9a-12:30p CC/HUM-303 Martinez
FEE
$5
CARE AND USE OF OVERLOCK
MACHINE
CC/126
Clothing Design
Clothing
Design
CRN DAYS
WOMEN'S TAILORING
CC/115
FEE
$5
$5
$5
Designed for the individual with little or no knowledge of
how to use an overlock/serger machine. This course
covers basic operation of the machine, how the stitches
are formed, how to adjust the tensions according to the
thread, fabric, and desired type of stitch.
CRN DAYS
10115 Th/12:30p-4p
10119 W/6p-9:30p
PLACE
INSTR FEE
YL/307
Silvers $5
CC/HUM-303 Martinez $5
HAND KNIT AND CROCHET
GARMENTS
CC/124
Learn the basic stitches of knitting and crocheting.
Advance to making designer garments and accessories
for all members of the family.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10105 T/9a-12:30p AN/403
10121 Th/12pCC/CE12-11
3:30p
10123 W/6p-9:30p Tall MouseYorba Linda
10125 Th/6p-9:30p CC/CE12-11
INSTR FEE
Brainard $5
Brainard $5
Brainard $5
Brainard $5
Home Decorative ARts
EXPLORING NEEDLEWORK
CC/400
Drawing&& Painting
Painting
Drawing
Each term, one or two needlework techniques will be
explored in depth. Additional smaller projects will be
selected from: trapunto, Brazilian and ribbon
embroidery, applique, beadwork, embroidery or other
needlework categories. No previous needlework
experience is required!
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10175 W/12:30p-4p YL/307
INSTR
Silvers
FEE
$5
MACHINE EMBROIDERY
CC/131
PLACE
INSTR
10306 M/9a-12:30p Tall Mouse- Magnuson
Yorba Linda
FEE
$5
HOME ARTS SEWING
CC/145
Create decorative items for the home with simple
sewing skills. Projects will include seasonal items.
Focus will be on stimulating creativity and enhancing
sewing skills. Patterns, verbal and written instructions,
demonstrations and samples will be a part of each
class. Bring sewing supplies to the first session.
Dates: Sep 14-Nov 2
CRN DAYS
10369 F/9a-1p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
Tall Mouse- O'Brien
$5
Yorba Linda
Class dates: Sept 14, Oct 2, Nov 2, 2007
Introduction to patchwork with a foolproof method for
assembling patchwork squares. May cover tying,
quilting, frames and finishing. *Includes related
projects.
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
O'Brien
$5
O'Brien
$5
Silvers
Silvers
Caverly
O'Brien
$5
$5
$5
$5
Gordon
$5
Gordon
$5
PLACE
YL/402
YL/402
INSTR
FEE
McLaughlin $74
McLaughlin $74
PAINTING
ARTC/160
Discover the wonderful possibilities of expressing
yourself with various painting mediums. All skill levels
are welcome. A lecture/demonstration on materials,
techniques, color, and composition is followed by a
guided lab session. Voluntary supportive critiques held
at the end of each class. Some drawing skills are
suggested.
Dates: Sep 11-Dec 3
CRN DAYS
10325 T/1p-4p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Innes
FEE
$75
DRAWING: BASICS AND BEYOND
ARTC/165
NEW!
Drawing is the foundation of all visual arts. Learn
fundamentals of drawing in this exciting hands-on
class. Acquire technical and perceptual skills while
exploring properties of line, shape, value, perspective,
and composition. Draw on a variety of papers with
different drawing media. All levels welcome.
12039 T/9a-12p
12040 Th/9a-12p
PATCHWORK, QUILTING AND
APPLIQUE
CC/130
10108 W/9a-12:30p Tall MouseYorba Linda
10110* M/12p-3:30p Calico
HousePlacentia
10111 T/12:30p-4p YL/307
10113 T/6p-9:30p YL/307
10523 T/6p-9:30p AN/140
10146* M/6p-9:30p Tall MouseYorba Linda
10114 Th/6:30p- CC/HUM-303
10p
10127 W/6:30pYL/307
10p
10134 M/11a-3p
10135 W/12:30p4:30p
CRN DAYS
Quilting
Quilting
CRN DAYS
Watermedia/watercolor. All levels are welcome, course
covers beginning, intermediate and advanced
instructions. Includes color theory, composition, and
intro to watercolor pencils, watercolor crayons, acrylic
watercolor, watercolor printmaking.
Innovative
techniques and daily constructive critiques.
No
previous art experience needed.
CRN DAYS
Learn creative, free-motion and computerized sewing
machine stitching techniques. Includes satin and
stagger stitch, fabric embellishments, cutwork,
applique, proper tension, thread and stabilizer
selections. Bring your machine or use ours (bring
Bernina bobbins, 1008 or Artista).
CRN DAYS
WATERCOLOR/WATERMEDIA
CRAE/206
PLACE
YL/305
YL/305
INSTR
Innes
Innes
FEE
$75
$75
CARTOONING & CARICATURING
MADE EASY
ARTC/136
Learn the step-by-step procedures of cartooning &
caricaturing from a professional cartoonist with over 45
years experience in the field. Learn how to create
people, small bodies for caricaturing, animals,
backgrounds, and more including inking, lettering, use
of pens, brushes, perspective, and creating
professional comic strips. Let us show you how! Taught
by Mel Schoenberger national & international cartoonist
& caricaturist. Class is for all levels of experience.
Please bring an 11x14 pad of tracing paper to the first
class. A supply list will be provided. Class is for those
15 years and older. Come join the fun!
CRN DAYS
10317 Th/7p-9p
PLACE
YL/306
INSTR
FEE
Schoenberger $85
Learn something new at SCE!
35
Home Decorative ARts
Cultivate Change.
Discover Your New Passion at SCE.
Painting * Photography * Quilting * Sewing ...and more!
Cultivate Change. Achieve Greatness.
DRAWING WITH THE RIGHT SIDE OF
YOUR BRAIN
ARTC/800
If you have practiced drawing in the past but feel stuck,
or want to draw beyond stick figures, come enjoy
learning how to draw using the right side of your brain!
This technique is fun and successful regardless of your
art background. Materials will be provided.
Dates: Oct 2-Nov 20
CRN DAYS
10184 T/6p-7p
PLACE
UMF/250
INSTR
Fowler
INSTR
10443 Th/1p-2:30p CC/HUM-303 Bae
FEE
$60
Advanced level of Fashion Illustration. Learn to
complete group figures with a theme. Illustate different
textures of fabric. Also create accessory and shoe
illustrations and flats of garments. Recommend
Fashion Illustration I prior to this class.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
PLACE
INSTR
12094 Th/2:30p-4p CC/HUM-303 Bae
FEE
$60
COSTUME ILLUSTRATION AND
HISTORY OF FASHION FOR
ADULTS I
ARTC/145
Learn the history of fashion then illustrate costumes
and accessories using watercolors, markers, colored
pencils and more. (same supplies as Fashion I and II)
Dates: Oct 3-Nov 7
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
12097 W/1:30p-3p CC/CE12-11 Bae
FEE
$60
TOLE & DECORATIVE ARTS
(BEGINNING - INTERMEDIATE)
HD/100
PLACE INSTR
UMF/250 Daun
AN/402 Reynolds
FEE
$5
$5
Home
Decor
Home Decor
Design a layout plan that meets your needs; choose
construction, plant materials and appropriate
installation method. Scaled plans can be put out to bid
or you can do it yourself. Covers grading, drainage,
irrigation and basic design principles with emphasis on
planting techniques and planning ideas for perennial
and annual gardens.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
10153 T/6:30p-9:30p YL/305
Murphy
FEE
$15
Photography
Photography
BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY THE
MECHANICS OF DIGITAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
FOTO/101
Strengthen your photographic skills. Become familiar
with current equipment for digital cameras. Instruction
includes composition, digital formats, lenses, f-stops
and shutter speeds, electronic flash, and night
photography. Discussion will include how Photoshop
software impacts photography. Dave Rosenberger has
taught photography for over 30 years. He has worked
for Canon USA in both technical and sales capacities.
He teaches photography with the North Orange County
College District.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
10171 T/6:30p-9:30p AN/301
10187 W/6:30p-9:30p YL/306
FEE
Rosenberger $70
Rosenberger $70
PHOTOGRAPHY
(INTERMEDIATE)
FOTO/102
Learn to paint a variety of projects from beginning to an
intermediate level.
Sharpen your photographic skills. Become familiar with
current day equipment and express your creative
talents. Covers portrait photography, special effects,
night-time digital photography. Field trip with instruction
included.
Dates: Sep 13-Dec 3
10370 W/6p-9:30p UMF/250
10136 Th/6:30p-9:30p YL/304
CRN DAYS
36
10106 W/9a-12:30p
10286 Th/10a-1:30p
LANDSCAPING FOR HOMEOWNERS
HD/122
FASHION ILLUSTRATION II FOR
ADULTS
ARTC/141
NEW!
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
FEE
In this class, you will learn how to draw proportional
figures, faces, gesture drawings, and flats of garments.
Along with how to draw collars, blouses, skits, pants,
hats, and accessories. Students will learn to illustrate
fashion figures using watercolors, colored pencils,
markers, pen, etc.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
PLACE
Student will build on the basic skills learned in basic
Tole and Decorative classes. Using acrylic paint
students will use a variety of strokes and techniques to
decorate a variety of surfaces such as: tin, wood,
porcelain and furniture. Some painting experience is
necessary for this class.
$35
FASHION ILLUSTRATION FOR
ADULTS
ARTC/140
CRN DAYS
TOLE AND DECORATIVE ARTS
(INTERMEDIATE)
HD/111
PLACE
INSTR
Daun
FEE
$5
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
FEE
Rosenberger $70
Parenting
KIDS LOVE MUSIC
(AGES 1-2)
PARN/148
Drama
Drama
ACTING FOR COMMERCIALS
(AGES 16 TO ADULT)
FOTO/104
Beginning and intermediate actors will learn how to
break into commercials, television and film. Using
actual commercial and TV scripts, learn the basics of
working in front of a camera, including script analysis,
vocal technique and physical presentation. Gain
exposure to the business side of acting, including
resumes, photos and getting an agent.
CRN DAYS
12106 S/10a-3p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-316 Conrad
FEE
$50
Parenting
PARENTING
Cypress classes will meet at the Boys and Girls
Club, 10161 Moody St., Cypress, CA.
Fullerton classes will meet at the United Methodist
Church, 114 N. Pomona, Fullerton, CA.
Music listening and music activities provide an excellent
foundation for your baby's cognitive and social
development. Mix together: One part thunder on a
large gathering drum. Add small hand drums. Sprinkle
liberally with rhythm band instruments, singing and
puppets. Top it off with guitar, harmonica, and
recorded music. MMM...mmm... good! Enrollment
limited to 14.
UMF/150 Greeno
YL/408 Greeno
PLACE
FEE
$20
$20
INSTR
FEE
PLACE INSTR
FEE
UMF/150
Greeno
$20
KIDS LOVE MUSIC
(AGES 1-4)
PARN/150
10268 T/12p-1p
10293 T/2:30p-3:30p
10294 T/4:30p-5:30p
UMF/150 Greeno
YL/408
Greeno
YL/408
Greeno
$20
$20
$20
KIDS LOVE MUSIC
(AGES 2-4)
PARN/149
CRN DAYS
10266 T/9a-10a
PLACE
UMF/150
INSTR
Greeno
FEE
$20
KINDERGYM - TODDLER FITNESS
PARN/104A
Parents and children enjoy exercise, movement and
music together. Emphasis on developing large motor
skills, coordination and self-esteem. Class provides an
opportunity for parents to observe and interact with
child. All activities introduced can be done by parents
with child at home.
CRN DAYS
BABIES LOVE MUSIC
(AGES 4-14 MONTHS)
PARN/147
10248 T/11a-12p
10249 T/3:30p-4:30p
10252 T/10a-11a
CRN DAYS
Children must attend classes with a registered
adult. The adult registering for the class can be the
parent, grandparent, neighbor or guardian.
PLACE INSTR
CRN DAYS
Parenting classes provide a wonderful opportunity
to bond with your child. Share in activities with your
child that will stimulate social, emotional, physical
and intellectual growth. Recent studies are showing
that a pre-school experience better prepares your
child for success in school and beyond. Many of
these parenting classes provide that type of
experience for the child and positive parenting
techniques and other skills to reinforce at home
what is learned in the classroom.
CRN DAYS
Music activities provide an excellent foundation for your
preschooler's cognitive and social development. Mix
together: One part thunder on Indian tom toms. Add
glockenspiels and xylophones for rain. Sprinkle
liberally with rhythm band instruments, singing and
puppets. Top it off with guitar, harmonica, and recorded
music. MMM...mmm...good... Enrollment limited to
14.
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
YL/408
AN/134
UMF/150
Dodson
Dodson
Dodson
$15
$15
$15
UMF/150
YL/408
AN/134
YL/408
Dodson
Dodson
Dodson
Dodson
$15
$15
$15
$15
AGES 3-4.5
10425* W/11a-12p UMF/150
10429 M/11a-12p YL/408
10430* T/11a-12p AN/134
Dodson
Dodson
Dodson
$15
$15
$15
AGES 1-2
10160 M/9a-10a
10291* T/9a-10a
10415* W/9a-10a
10420*
10421
10422*
10452
AGES 2-3
W/10a-11a
M/10a-11a
T/10a-11a
M/12p-1p
Cultivating Positive Change in Our Children.
Cultivate a positive experience with your child in one of our SCE
Parenting Classes. Filled with quality activities, bonding, nurturing,
and creativity, SCE’s Parenting classes are held at four locations:
* Anaheim Campus
* First United Methodist Church of Fullerton
* Yorba Linda Campus * Boys and Girls Club of Cypress
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Parenting - Career Technical Education
JOYFUL PARENTING - CREATIVE
ART/MUSIC
PARN/101
Parent and child will enjoy self-esteem building
activities together; songs and music; easel and finger
painting; band and blocks; school readiness; crafts and
Playdoh. Includes activity ideas to do at home. (Please
bring a snack).
CAREER technical
TECHNICAL
career
EDUCATION
education
Air Conditioning
Conditioning &&Refrigeration
Air
Refrigeration
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
FEE
BASIC COMMERCIAL
REFRIGERATION
ACAR/102
10423
10424
10426*
10445*
10448*
10474*
10589*
10475*
10473*
10446*
10427*
YL/408
YL/408
YL/408
BGCLB
BGCLB
AN/134
AN/134
UMF/150
UMF/150
UMF/150
AN/134
Stearns
Stearns
Washburn Thompson
Wahhab
Wahhab
Le
Washburn Thompson
Le
Washburn Thompson
Dodson
Stearns
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
CRN DAYS
BGCLB
Le
$15
YL/408
YL/408
UMF/150
AN/134
Stearns
Stearns
Dodson
Stearns
$15
$15
$15
$15
UMF/150 Dodson
$15
AGES 1.5-2.5
W/9a-11a
T/9a-11a
Th/9a-11a
M/9a-11a
F/9a-11a
M/9a-11a
F/9a-11a
F/9a-11a
M/9a-11a
Th/9:30a-11a
Th/9:30a11:30a
AGES 2 - 3
10428 W/9a-11a
AGES 2.5-4
W/11a-1p
T/11a-1p
Th/11a-12:30p
Th/11:30a1:30p
10450* Th/12:30p-2p
10432
10433
10447*
10435*
10431*
10434
10590*
10505*
10451*
10449*
AGES 2.5 - 5
M/11a-1p
Th/11a-1p
F/11a-1p
M/11a-1p
M/11a-1p
F/11a-1p
AGES 3-5
10588 W/11a-1p
10506* F/11a-1p
UMF/150
YL/408
AN/134
AN/134
BGCLB
BGCLB
Washburn Thompson
Washburn Thompson
Washburn Thompson
Le
Wahhab
Wahhab
BGCLB Le
UMF/150 Le
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
Lecture with practical demonstration and hands-on lab
projects. Course includes basic concepts/topics of heat
transfer principles, refrigeration cycle, refrigeration
principles, compressors, evaporator coils, condenser
coils, metering devices, ice machines, refrigerants,
system piping techniques, brazing, system dehydration
and charging, refrigerant recovery equipment and use
of the manifold gauge set. Text required. Students must
attend both lab and lecture sessions.
10287 TTh/7p-10p
Course provides expectant mother and coach(es) with
knowledge, tools and support to have a positive birth
experience. Anatomy and physiology of the birth
process, relaxation, paced breathing and comfort
techniques are covered. Mother should bring two
pillows, sack lunch, wear comfortable pants or shorts
and can have two coaches.
*Dates: Nov 3-Nov 3
†Dates: Dec 8-Dec 8
‡Dates: Sep 8-Sep 8
CRN DAYS
10694 S/9a-4:30p
10695* S/9a-4:30p
10696† S/9a-4:30p
10698‡ S/9a-4:30p
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PLACE
CC/CE4-2
CC/CE4-2
CC/CE4-2
CC/CE4-2
INSTR
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
INSTR
Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship
This class is for students legally indentured and registered
with the California Division of Apprenticeship Standards
RETAIL MEAT CUTTING
APR/100
Class designed to provide the required related and
supplemental instruction for meatcutter apprentices.
Open to all students regardless of employment status.
Students may enroll at any time throughout the school
year and complete workbook-type testing at their own
pace. Lecture, field trips, and classroom activities are to
expose students to real-world application of the retail
meat industry. Free-No credit. Enroll in classroom only.
CRN DAYS
10173 T/6p-9:50p
10174 W/6p-9:50p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-316 Lowe
CC/TE3-316 Lowe
Bartending
Bartending
Parenting Classes
Parenting
Classes for
forParents
Parents
PREPARATION FOR CHILDBIRTH
HLTH/400
PLACE
CC/TE3-107 Stuart
BARTENDING WORKSHOPS
HOSM/101
Covers bartending and cocktail skills (Flair Bartending
Techniques). This is a SMALL GROUP, short term,
fast paced course. Learn basic and current popular
drinks, ABC laws, and RBS (responsible beverage
service). Employment assistance available. Certificate
issued upon completion of course. Fee includes:
Recipe Cards and new DVD.
CRN DAYS
10122
10138*
10124
10141*
10219
10220
10221*
10288*
S/8:30a-1p
S/8:30a-1p
S/1p-5:30p
S/1p-5:30p
T/5p-9:30p
Th/5p-9:30p
T/5p-9:30p
Th/5p-9:30p
PLACE
CC/CE3
CC/CE3
CC/CE3
CC/CE3
CC/CE3
CC/CE3
CC/CE3
CC/CE3
INSTR
Salisbury
Salisbury
Salisbury
Salisbury
Salisbury
Salisbury
Salisbury
Salisbury
FEE
$125
$125
$125
$125
$125
$125
$125
$125
Career Technical Education - Early Childhood Education Certificate program
Construction Education
Construction
Education
Early CHILDHOOD
Childhood
EARLY
Education (ECE) Certificate
EDUCATION (ECE) CERTIFICATE
Program
PROGRAM
SCE Faculty Member Phil Famolaro.
Cultivating Personal and Professional
Change in our Students.
BASIC ELECTRICITY
ELET/102
Course starts with basic electricity and progresses into
residential wiring in accordance with the National
Electrical Code. Students learn how to obtain an
electrical contractor's license. Supplies purchase
required as specified by instructor.
CRN DAYS
10107 F/6p-10p
10405 W/6p-10p
PLACE
FC/-715
AN/403
INSTR
Famolaro
Famolaro
GENERAL CONTRACTING
CONS/121
This course is for those interested in exploring career
opportunities in general contracting, current contractors
interested in enhancing their general contracting skills,
and students who want to prepare for the General
Building (B) License Examination by the Contractors
State License Board (CSLB).
Dates: Sep 15-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
10102 S/9a-12p
PLACE
AN/119
INSTR
Famolaro
ROOM ADDITION FUNDAMENTALS
CONS/138
This course covers the fundamentals of residential
construction and the sequence of events that take
place for a room addition. This includes preparing the
required plans, obtaining city building permits and
communicating with city building inspectors. The
course will also cover project management and legal
considerations.
CRN DAYS
10207 T/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/114
INSTR
Famolaro
ELECTRICAL WIRING AND SAFETY I
CONS/100
Covers basic electrical theory, terms, residential wiring
techniques, grounding, basic switching circuits,
residential load calculations and services. Based on
current National Electrical Code (NEC).
CRN DAYS
10208 W/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/106
The SCE Early Childhood Education program is
designed to train individuals for teacher and
caregiver positions in licensed, proprietary
infant/toddler/preschool/child daycare centers. Our
curriculum is approved by the State Department of
Community Care Licensing. This ECE program is a
non-credit program based upon instructional hours
rather than college units. The required and elective
ECE courses within the certificate program are
equivalent to two units of ECE in compliance with
State licensing requirements for private facilities
only.
A certificate is issued upon completion of six ECE
required courses and three ECE electives, plus
Pediatric First Aid & CPR training. Classes taken
at accredited institutions may be substituted
partially for required and/or elective courses toward
the certificate.
WHEN to register: NEW students should enroll
during the Registration period. It is recommended
that students begin with Early Childhood
Development, or Program Principles I.
FIRST NIGHT ATTENDANCE: To secure your
place in class, you must attend the class the
first night. If you are not in class ONE HOUR after
the scheduled starting time your spot could be
reassigned to a student on the Wait List, but
classes may be petitioned the second night of
class. No enrollments after the second class
session.
ORIENTATION: All NEW students beginning the
Early Childhood Education (ECE) certificate
program are required to attend the ECE
Orientation. Orientation will provide students with
an overview of the ECE programs, job opportunities
in the field, sequence and course requirements. An
educational self-survey will be done for the purpose
of advising students and providing support learning
services where necessary. Follow these steps to
schedule an appointment for Orientation:
STEP 1: Call (714) 808-4681 for orientation
information.
STEP 2: Leave your name & phone number to
make the required appointment for this date and
timeMonday, August 6, 6 -8 pm Board Room,
1st Floor, Anaheim Campus
STEP 3: Arrive at Orientation ON TIME - Late
arrivals will not be able to attend. Bring $2.00 to
purchase a temporary, one-day parking permit from
the yellow parking machines located in the parking
lots. Children are NOT allowed in the Orientation.
INSTR
Faessel
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Early Childhood Education Certificate Program
PROGRAM PRINCIPLES II
ECE/110
Prerequisite: Program Principles I; bring original
certificate to first class! Students explore major
contributors in early childhood education and the
development of their personal growth in the field of
teaching.
CRN DAYS
10101 Th/6:30p-9:30p
SCE Student Success Story:
Judy Senglaub. Change. Cultivated.
Judy Senglaub, a mother of three grown children and
grandmother of five, worked in elementary education as
an instructional aide for 16 years before becoming a
nanny and then a care provider for her older parents.
At the urging of her 92-year-old mother, Judy decided
to go back to school and complete her certificate in
early childhood education (ECE). After completing her
program of study this past Spring, including the ECE
supervisory course, Judy graduated in June 2007 and
served as the SCE certificate graduate student
speaker. Judy was hired as a preschool teacher by a
local private preschool. Her academic strengths are
shown time and again through her participation and
course work. According to her instructor Susan Sueng,
Judy is an outstanding student with an optimistic
personality and a big heart.
SCE student Judy Senglaub. Change. Cultivated.
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT
ECE/140
Intro to age-related child growth, development, learning
characteristics,
self-concept,
mechanics
and
techniques of positive learning.
CRN DAYS
10397 T/8:30a-11:30a
10098 M/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/108
AN/104
INSTR
Sueng
Hedges
Prerequisite: Program Principles I; bring original
certificate to first class. For teachers and directors of
pre-schools, this course will focus on the skills and
knowledge needed for developing emergency plans
and responding to health and safety issues in the
classroom.
CRN DAYS
10103 M/6:30p-9:30p
CRN DAYS
10398 W/8:30a-11:30a
10099 T/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/108
AN/104
INSTR
Sueng
Dumas
PROGRAM PRINCIPLES I
ECE/108
Examines basic principles of preschool program,
history, objectives, philosophy, facilities and curriculum.
CRN DAYS
10399 Th/8:30a-11:30a
10100 W/6:30p-9:30p
40
PLACE
AN/108
AN/104
INSTR
Sueng
Sueng
INSTR
Tanouye
Prerequisite: Early Childhood Development; bring
original certificate to first class! Explore how children
learn. Develop the ability to plan developmentallyappropriate activities to ensure children's success.
Learn how to detect and prevent learning difficulties.
10412 M/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/112
INSTR
Allen
ECE
Courses
ECE Elective
Elective Courses
PROGRAM LITERATURE
ECE/112
History and current trends in children's literature.
Hands-on use of books, poetry, storytelling and visual
aids to enhance language development.
10400 T/6:30p-9:30p
Examination of the sociological relationships between
family and society; institutional, racial, social, and
economic factors affecting the family and the child.
PLACE
AN/108
DEVELOPMENTAL READINESS:
PRESCHOOL
ECE/134
CRN DAYS
FAMILY COMMUNITY
RELATIONSHIPS
ECE/136
INSTR
Sueng
CHILD HEALTH AND SAFETY
ECE/100
CRN DAYS
ECE Required
Required Courses
ECE
Courses
PLACE
AN/104
PLACE
AN/110
INSTR
McLeod
PROGRAM MUSIC & MOVEMENT
ECE/116
Explores areas of music and movement appropriate to
child's development through participating and
experimenting.
CRN DAYS
10104 W/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/140
INSTR
Hedges
INFANT CARE I
ECE/124
Methods of sanitation, illness and Title 22 regulations
will be discussed.
CRN DAYS
10206 Th/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/110
INSTR
Pagalidis
Electronics - medical
Electronics
Electronics
Medical
Medical
BASIC ELECTRONICS FOR VIDEO,
AUDIO AND COMPUTER
ELET/100
CALIFORNIA CHILD CARE: CPR AND
FIRST AID
MEDO/118
This course offers the fundamentals of basic
electronics, including electronics theory with a focus on
analog electronics. Students receive practical lab
experience to understand and troubleshoot circuits.
This course is a starting point for students preparing for
a career as an electronic technician.
This 8-hour course teaches individuals to respond to
breathing and cardiac emergencies, pediatric first aid
and injury prevention. Upon successful completion,
students will receive an Adult, Infant, Child CPR
certificate valid for 1 year and a CA Child Care First Aid
certificate valid for 2 years. This class meets CA EMSA
requirements of daycare providers. $75 fee includes
class textbooks and 2 laminated skills cards.
Dates: Oct 6-Oct 6
CRN DAYS
10203 F/6p-10p
PLACE
FC/-713
INSTR
Ulloa
FEE
$10
10156 S/8a-5p
PERSONAL COMPUTER REPAIR
(BEGINNING)
ELET/116
Covers the fundamentals of computer repair and
maintenance through the study of theory, terminology,
troubleshooting of IBM compatible Personal Computers
and hands-on training.
Dates: Sep 15-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
10454 S/8a-12p
PLACE
FC/-713
INSTR
Ulloa
FEE
$10
This course is designed to instill an appreciation for the
art of floral arranging, and to develop basic skills in
recognized principles of floral arrangements including
selection and care of materials, selection and use of
containers, mechanics, cultural style, and non-typical
presentations such as wreaths.
PLACE INSTR
Patterson
Patterson
FEE
$178
$178
10129 W/9:30a12:30p
10130 Th/9:30a12:30p
10131 Th/6:30p9:30p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
YL/402
Patterson
$193
YL/402
Patterson
$193
YL/402
Patterson
$193
American
Red Cross
PLACE INSTR
FEE
$75
Pasqual
FEE
$10
MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING - A
PRACTICAL APPROACH TO
MEDICAL BILLING
MEOC/112
An overview of outpatient medical insurance billing in
preparing students for entry-level positions. Students
review theory and practice data entry for private, Blue
Cross/BlueShield,
Medicare,
Medicaid/Medi-Cal,
TRICARE/CHAMPUS and workers' compensation
billing. CPT and ICD-9 coding covered. Medical billing
software utilized in computer lab.
Keyboarding
experience advised.
10112 TTh/6:30p-9:30p
Designed for students interested in floral shop
employment. Covers advanced floral design styles and
techniques, arrangements for a variety of specific
events, and shop procedures including ordering and
securing products from wholesalers.
INSTR
This course introduces students to medical office
procedures in preparation for entry-level positions in the
front office or reception area of a medical facility. These
include medical data entry. Students review reception
techniques, patient records and insurance forms.
Keyboarding experience advised.
CRN DAYS
FLORIST TECHNIQUES
(INTERMEDIATE)
FLOR/101
CRN DAYS
AN/104
10109 W/6:30p-9:30p AN/312
FLORIST TECHNIQUES
(BEGINNING)
FLOR/100
10245 T/9:30a-12:30p YL/402
10128 T/6:30p-9:30p YL/402
PLACE
MEDICAL ASSISTING: FRONT
OFFICE PROCEDURES
MEDO/115
CRN DAYS
Floral Design
Floral
Design
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
PLACE
AN/312
INSTR FEE
Pasqual $10
PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDE
MEDO/166
Equips the motivated student to function safely and
efficiently as a Physical Therapy Aide or Restorative
Aide in a hospital, convalescent hospital or home
setting. Certificate of Completion given to those
meeting requirements.
Dates: Sep 10-Dec 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
10140 3wks
CC/TE3-302 Macalalad
MW/7p-10p
Landgreen
9wks
St. Jude
MW/7p-10p Hospital
FEE
$10
¡El más usted asiste a la clase, el más usted aprenderiá!
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medical - Pharmacy Technician Training Certificate Program
ACTIVITY LEADER HEALTH CARE
MEDO/202
Provides basic training in planning and directing activity
programs (fieldwork arranged).
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10139 M/6p-10p AN/138
10264* W/6p-10p CC/TE3-315
INSTR
FEE
Kjar, Berger $10
Allen, Berger $10
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
Pharmacy
Technician
TRAINING CERTIFICATE
Training
Certificate
PROGRAM
Program
The Pharmacy Technician Certificate program
prepares students for an entry-level position as a
pharmacy technician at a community or institutional
pharmacy. The certificate program exceeds the
State Board of Pharmacy's registration
requirements,
therefore,
upon
successful
completion, the student will be eligible to apply for
REGISTRATION with the State of California. The
program consists of 9 courses and 2 externships,
and is ASHP-accredited.
REGISTRATION: NEW students should enroll
during the Registration period (see registration
information on page 1). It is recommended that
students begin with Introduction to Pharmacy
Technician and Medical Terminology. A
certificate is issued upon completion of the 9
required courses plus 320 hours of externship.
To secure your place in class, you must attend
the class the first night. If you are not in class
ONE HOUR after the scheduled starting time, your
spot could be reassigned to a student on the Wait
List.
ORIENTATION: All NEW students to the
Pharmacy Technician Program are required to
attend an orientation. This orientation will provide
students with an overview of the Pharmacy
Technician Certificate requirements, course
sequence, employment opportunities available,
process for becoming registered with the State
Board of Pharmacy. Follow these steps to schedule
an appointment for Orientation:
STEP 1: Call (714) 808-4681 for orientation
information.
STEP 2: Leave your name & phone number to
make the required appointment for this date and
timeMonday, August 13, 6 - 8 pm
Board Room, 1st floor, Anaheim Campus
STEP 3: Arrive at Orientation ON TIME - Late
arrivers WILL NOT be able to attend. Bring $2.00
to purchase a temporary, one-day parking permit
from the yellow parking machines located in the
parking lots. Children are NOT allowed in the
Orientation room.
INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACY
TECHNICIAN
MEOC/130
Highlights the practice and role of a pharmacy
technician. Includes educational requirements,
credentialing, the pharmacist's role, an overview of
pharmacy law, and the assessment of necessary
abilities and skills for a successful career as a
pharmacy technician.
CRN DAYS
12088 T/9a-12p
10056 M/6p-9p
Required course for Pharmacy Technician Certificate
program but also welcomes all students preparing for a
variety of professional/paraprofessional careers in the
medical field. Learn medical terms or strengthen prior
knowledge. Offers basics of terminology, anatomy and
diagnostics.
Dates: Sep 15-Dec 8
CRN DAYS
10393 S/9a-1p
12089* W/9a-1p
10067* W/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/106
AN/114
AN/112
INSTR
Smith
Wahba
Wahba
PHARMACOLOGY I
MEOC/121
Prerequisite: Medical Terminology; bring original
certificate to first class. Equips students with the
beginning theoretical knowledge. Includes categorizing,
differentiating between drug classifications and
inventorying. Provides a basic knowledge and
understanding of drug effects on the body.
CRN DAYS
10151 T/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/106
INSTR
Staff
PHARMACOLOGY II
MEOC/122
Prerequisite: Medical Terminology; bring original
certificate to first class. Provides a continuation of
theoretical knowledge acquired in Pharmacology I.
Includes categorizing, inventorying and differentiating
between drug classifications. Equips students with an
advanced knowledge and understanding of drug effects
on the body.
CRN DAYS
10158 Th/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/106
INSTR
Staff
PHARMACEUTICAL MATHEMATICS
MEOC/140
A review of basic mathematics focusing on its
application to common pharmaceutical calculations,
abbreviations and units; how to interpret
pharmaceutical
documents
using
acquired
pharmaceutical math knowledge.
Dates: Sep 15-Dec 8
10064 S/9a-12p
12090* Th/9a-12p
INSTR
Dunne
Gonzalez
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
MEOC/104
CRN DAYS
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PLACE
AN/114
AN/106
PLACE
AN/112
AN/114
INSTR
Breegle
Wahba
Pharmacy Technician Training Certificate Program
Cypress College Fall term courses offered through SCE
PHARMACY OPERATIONS LAB
MEDO/230
Prerequisite: Introduction to Pharmacy and keyboarding
proficiency at 30 wpm. This course introduces students
to the operations of a pharmacy. It provides them with
a working knowledge of the structural, functional,
business and inter-relational aspect of pharmacy as
part of the health care system. Through hands-on
instruction, students develop the entry-level skills
needed to assist in a pharmacy operation.
CRN DAYS
10455 F/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/418
INSTR
Hua
10152 M/6:30p-9:30p
AN/110
INSTR
Padilla
OUT-PATIENT LAB FOR THE
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
MEDO/220
Prerequisite: Completion of the didactic portion of the
Pharmacy Technician program. The practical lab class
is designed to prepare the student for an externship at
neighboring pharmacies. Upon completion of the lab
classes, the student should be able to step into an outpatient pharmacy and begin working with minimal
additional training.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10204 T/6p-10p
AN/418
INSTR
Hua
Prerequisite: Completion of the didactic portion of the
Pharmacy Technician program. The practical lab class
is designed to prepare the student for an externship at
neighboring pharmacies. Upon completion of the lab
classes, the student should be able to step into an inpatient pharmacy and begin working with minimal
additional training.
PLACE
10205 Th/6p-10p
AN/418
INSTR
Hua
PLACE
PNEUMATIC CONTROLS
ACAR/108
Designed to instruct students in the application of air
conditioning pneumatic control as used in commercial
building systems. Skills and theories are applied in lab
situations.
CRN DAYS
10229 MT/7p-9:50p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-111 Freiman
Airline &
& Travel
Travel Careers
Airline
Careers
JOB SKILLS COMMUNICATION
TRVL/105
CRN DAYS
10180 W/9a-12:10p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-200 Staff
PROFESSIONAL IMAGE
TRVL/106
Students will learn how to present a persuasive
professional image, using appropriate business
etiquette and the key elements of dressing for career
success.
Dates: Sep 5-Oct 24
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-200 Jepson
AIRLINE RESERVATIONS: APOLLO
TRVL/114
Learn vocational skills in cabinet-making, millwork and
furniture products.
FC/-703
FC/-703
AirAirConditioning
Refrigeration
Conditioning and
and Refrigeration
10179 W/9a-12:10p
CABINET & MILLWORK
SHOP/100
10182 TTh/8a-11:30a
10280 MW/8a-12p
These courses are not transferable and will not be
recognized for credit by other institutions including
Fullerton College and Cypress College.
CRN DAYS
Woodshop
Woodshop
CRN DAYS
Walk-in registration for these classes
begins August 15, 2007.
Students will prepare a career portfolio and will practice
mock-interviews on video to maximize their interviewing
skills.
Dates: Oct 31-Dec 19
IN-PATIENT LAB FOR THE
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
MEDO/221
CRN DAYS
View these classes in the SCE Fall Class Schedule
or online at www.sce.cc.ca.us.
17-Week Non-Credit Courses
Emphasises health care communication. Includes nonverbal communication, group communication, ethics in
health communication, conflict resolution, elements of
intercultural communication, resume writing, job
application and interviewing techniques.
PLACE
Cypress College Fall Term is
August 20 - December 20, 2007
Register at any SCE Office!
HUMAN RELATIONS FOR
HEALTHCARE WORKERS
MEOC/135
CRN DAYS
CYPRESS COLLEGE FALL TERM
Cypress College
Fall
Term
COURSES
OFFERED
THROUGH
Courses Offered
through
SCE!
SCE!
INSTR
Cristiano
Cristiano
Students will learn how to book reservations, quote
fares, and calculate prices with United Airlines'
APOLLO system through hands-on application.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
10535 W/4p-9:50p CC/TE1-214 Palicz
FEE
$4
Make class attendance your top priority
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AIRLINE RESERVATIONS: SABRE
TRVL/121
AUTO PAINTING AND REFINISHING
ACRT/150
Students will learn how to book reservations, quote
fares, and calculate prices with American Airlines'
SABRE system through hands-on application.
Covers basic auto prep and refinishing techniques.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
10381 M/4p-9:50p CC/TE1-214 Palicz
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-200 Matsui
DESTINATIONS: AFRICA/PACIFIC
TRVL/113
Students will learn about top international travel
destinations throughout Africa, the Middle East, Asia,
and the Pacific Islands, concentrating on travel
considerations.
Dates: Sep 5-Dec 19
CRN DAYS
10537 W/12:30p-3:40p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-200 Kaimikaua
MULTICULTURAL HOSPITALITY
TRVL/125
Students will learn the rules and taboos of international
service and multicultural hospitality while considering
the historical/social contexts that contribute to these
customs.
CRN DAYS
10380 M/12:30p-3:50p
PLACE
NEW!
For students interested in airline customer services.
Students will learn terminology, city codes, the 24-hour
clock, airline operations, and industry hiring standards.
Dates: Sep 4-Dec 18
10536 T/12:30p-3:40p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-200 Staff
Auto Collision
Collision Repair
Auto
Repair
AUTOMOTIVE COLLISON REPAIR
ACRT/148
Covers automotive collision repair with emphasis on
tools of the trade and their proper use and metal
working characteristics, including auto body sheet
metal welding.
CRN DAYS
10002 TWTh/8a-11:50a
10001 MTW/6p-9:50p
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PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-110 Snook
CC/TE1-110 Staff
INSTR
Learn to identify paint conditions, use of car care
chemicals, maintenance of the paint surface, and more!
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
10004 Th/6p-9:50p CC/TE1-110 Terwilliger $90
AUTOMOTIVE DAMAGE APPRAISAL
ACRT/132
Designed to prepare students to enter the field of
automotive collision appraisal. Students learn how to
make repair estimates on damaged vehicles.
CRN DAYS
10003 Th/7p-9:50p
10157 T/7p-9:50p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-316 Day
CC/TE3-107 Day
AUTO COLLISION SPECIAL
ACRT/159
This course is designed to offer students a supervised
independent program to continue and broaden their
studies in automotive collision repair. Enrollment is
limited.
CRN DAYS
10145 Th/12p12:50p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-110 Snook
FEE
$90
INSTR
CC/TE1-200 Reiland
AIRLINE OPERATIONS
TRVL/120
CRN DAYS
PLACE
CC/TE1-110 Snook
CC/TE1-110 Staff
AUTO DETAILING & CAR CARE
(BEGINNING)
ACRT/156
Learn about travel sales and tour operations, including
trends, itinerary planning, and the technologies
available to consultants in the leisure, recreational, and
corporate markets.
Dates: Sep 6-Dec 13
10240 Th/6p-9:35p
10005 MW/1p-4:50p
10170 TTh/1p-4:50p
$4
TRAVEL SALES & TOUR
OPERATIONS
TRVL/112
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
AUTO DETAILING & CAR CARE
(ADVANCED)
ACRT/157
This is course includes: starting a detailing business,
location determination, customer service and advanced
detailing techniques.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
10356 Th/6p-9:50p CC/TE1-110 Terwilliger $90
Auto
Auto Technology
Technology
SURVEY OF THE AUTOMOBILE
ACRT/162
Learn about the automobile, including engines, power
trains, suspension and brakes, electrical and fuel
systems. Use of Tools and equipment will also be
covered.
CRN DAYS
10357 F/9a-11:50a
10358 F/6p-8:50p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-115 Sherard
CC/TE1-105 Rentie
BASIC AREA CLEAN AIR CAR
ACRT/164
AIRCRAFT AND ENGINES
AVI/120
Prepares students for the State of California Licensed
Smog Check Mechanic Test. Modern diagnostic
equipment including infra-red analyzer and chassis
dynamometer will be used.
This course is a study of the theory of flight, aircraft
design, construction, operation limitations, repair and
maintenance, maintenance records and aircraft
accessories. Engine study includes principles of
internal combustion engines, engine design and
construction, fuel lubrication and cooling systems,
propellers, trouble shooting and preventive
maintenance. This course meets partial fulfillment of
the requirements of the FAA for ground instruction.
Dates: Sep 6-Dec 13
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10007 T/6:30p9:20p
Th/6:30p8:19p
INSTR FEE
CC/TE3-107
Rojas
Staff
$150
CRN DAYS
10230 Th/6p-9:35p
ADVANCED CLEAN AIR CAR
ACRT/165
This course covers operating procedures, diagnostic
strategies and repair procedures for loaded mode
emissions testing. Course meets BAR smog check
licensing requirements.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10360 Th/8:20p10:10p
CC/TE3-107
INSTR FEE
Rojas
$60
Prepares or re-qualifies a student in instrument flight
procedures and techniques. Review knowledge
required to pass FAA Instrument Pilot, and other written
exams.
10177 M/6p-9:20p
Intro to basic principles of aviation and Federal Aviation
Regulations to qualify for the FAA written exam for
Private Pilot certificate. Meets FAA requirement for
ground instruction.
10281 TTh/12:30p3:50p
10185 MW/6p-9:15p
PLACE
CC/TE1216
CC/TE1216
INSTR
FEE
Wotring
$120
Ennis
$120
GROUND TRAINER LABORATORY INSTRUMENT FLIGHT
AVI/108
Offers students the opportunity to develop and maintain
instrument flight skills. Lab time will be divided between
instrument ground trainer and audio visual aids.
Dates: Sep 5-Dec 19
CRN DAYS
10008 W/6p-7:55p
PLACE
CC/TE1-218
This is a course of study of weather recognition, icing,
fog, fronts, clouds, weather maps and symbols,
forecasting pressure patterns, wind systems and much
more. The course meets the meteorology requirements
of the FAA for ground instruction. Enrollment limited.
Dates: Sep 4-Dec 18
10361 T/6p-9:10p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-216
COMMUNICATION WITH THE DEAF
(BEGINNING)
ENCO/111
This course gives an overview of the philosophy of
Signing Exact English (S.E.E.), its structure, technique,
and rationale. Over the course of the semester, a 700
word working vocabulary will be introduced to the
students. Competency will be evaluated on the basis of
exams, Quizzes, essays assigned readings, and signed
classroom presentations.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10494 M/6:30p-9:20p CC/HUM-104
INSTR
Zawolkow
Hotel, Hotel,
Restaurant,
Culinary Arts
Restaurant,
Careers
Culinary
Arts Careers
INSTR
Acebo
METEOROLOGY
AVI/114
CRN DAYS
PLACE
CC/TE1-218 Staff
Communications
Communications
PRIVATE PILOT
AVI/105
CRN DAYS
INSTR
INSTRUMENT RATING
AVI/106
CRN DAYS
Aviation
Aviation
PLACE
CC/TE1-218 Wilcox
INSTR
Staff
All HOSM classes require a textbook for an additional fee.
Hands-on culinary classes also require that students wear
a culinary uniform and bring appropriate knifes. Texts,
uniforms and knifes are available for purchase at the
NOCCCD Anaheim Campus bookstore. It is also strongly
recommended completion of or concurrent enrollment in
HOSM 135 - SERVSAFE FOOD SAFETY. For additional
pricing information, please call 714-808-4675.
NUTRITION
HOSM/104
A practical application of nutritional information to the
individual diet and the recognition of nutrition
misinformation. This course is a study of the
interactions between food and a living organism.
CRN DAYS
10362 Th/3p-5:50p
PLACE
AN/176
INSTR
Messick
Been away for a while? No problem...we want you back!
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SANITATION & SAFETY
HOSM/114
BAKING AND PASTRY
HOSM/143
This course is designed to acquaint students with
principles of sanitation and safety in any hospitality
management facility.
This course is designed to develop skills in baking and
pastry. Proficiency in measuring, baking, yeast and
non-yeast products, fillings, meringues, icings, toppings
are explored.
CRN DAYS
10526 W/6p-8:50p
PLACE
AN/177
INSTR
Staff
CRN DAYS
SERVSAFE FOOD SAFETY
HOSM/135
An overview of food safety principles to prepare
employees to take the ServSafe Food Safety Exam. A
certified food handler is required in all California
restaurants, and all California restaurants.
Dates: Oct 9-Oct 23
CRN DAYS
10231 T/6p-8:50p
PLACE
AN/176
INSTR
Clark
PLACE
10527 Th/9a-1:50p AN/176
INSTR
Clark
FEE
$25
This course explores hotel housekeeping and property
operations, includes management strategies, reports,
budgets and technical details.
10528 W/6p-8:50p
PLACE
AN/176
INSTR
Staff
This course provides an overview of hotel management
including rooms division, food and beverage,
engineering, security, marketing, sales, accounting,
information management and human resources.
10538 M/12p-2:50p
PLACE
AN/176
INSTR
Clark
Through lecture, demonstration and hands-on practice,
this course introduces the student to basic cooking
skills that can be applied in any level or type of food
service operation.
PLACE
10232 W/8a-1:50p AN/177
10529 M/8a-1:50p AN/177
10530* F/8a-1:50p AN/177
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INSTR
Staff
Staff
Staff
PLACE
AN/176
INSTR
Staff
HOSPITALITY LAW
HOSM/140
This course is a comprehensive study of the legal
aspects of the hospitality industry with an emphasis on
compliance and prevention of liabilities.
CRN DAYS
10363 W/3p-5:50p
PLACE
AN/176
INSTR
Marweg
This is a course designed to develop the specialized
skills of garde manger personnel in fine dining
restaurants and hotels.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10532 M/4p-9:50p AN/175
INSTR
Lucas
FEE
$50
This course, using internet research, provides an
overview of operations and career opportunities for
travel agents, hotel management, culinary arts, food
service management, meeting and event planning and
airline customer service.
CRN DAYS
10525 T/9a-11:50a
10178 M/6p-8:50p
BASIC COOKING TECHNIQUES
HOSM/130
CRN DAYS
$50
$50
INTRO TO HOSPITALITY CAREERS
HOSM/120
HOTEL MANAGEMENT
HOSM/116
CRN DAYS
FEE
THE ART OF GARDE MANGER
HOSM/150
HOUSEKEEPING & PROPERTY
OPERATIONS
HOSM/124
CRN DAYS
Klemek
Staff
This course provides students with experience in
designing restaurant menus. Students will also analyze
and develop solutions to the layout and design of hotel
and restaurant kitchen facilities.
10241 Th/3p-5:50p
Students operate a restaurant dining room; emphasis is
placed on providing excellent guest service, using a
point of sale system computer system, staffing, mise en
place and those leadership skills required to effectively
manage restaurant and banquet operation.
INSTR
MENU / KITCHEN LAYOUT & DESIGN
HOSM/161
CRN DAYS
RESTAURANT / BANQUET
OPERATIONS
HOSM/127
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10144 T/4p-9:50p AN/177
10533* Th/4p-9:50p AN/177
FEE
$50
$50
$50
PLACE
AN/176
AN/176
INSTR
Clark
Clark
CATERING & EVENT MANAGEMENT
HOSM/108
Marketing and management of catering on and off
premises, including special functions. Planning,
financing, organizing, marketing and operating a
catering service will be emphasized.
CRN DAYS
10531 Th/6p-8:50p
PLACE
AN/176
INSTR
Haronis
Cypress College Fall term courses offered through SCE - Physical Fitness
Marine Service
Service &&Repair
Marine
Repair
Physical
PHYSICAL Fitness
FITNESS
OUTBOARD ENGINE
REPAIR/SERVICE AND
MAINTENANCE
MOER/100
This course will cover the complete operating principle,
theory and design features of outboard engines.
Course will cover the repair, service, maintenance,
overhaul and diagnosis of outboard engine such as
Mercury, Johnson and Evinrude.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10364 TWTh/6p-9:50p
INSTR
CC/TE3-118 Staff
Motorcycle Service
Service
Motorcyle
MOTORCYCLE TUNE-UP & SERVICE
ACRT/134
For those planning a vocational career in cycle repair.
For owners who wish to perform their own
maintenance/repair. Includes engine tune-up, electrical
transmission systems and more.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10093 S/8a-12:50p
INSTR
CC/TE1-105 Staff
Musicand
andTheater
Theater
Music
CYPRESS MASTERWORKS
MUSC/302
SCE Student
Success Story:
Katherine Rinos.
Change.
Cultivated.
Before taking aerobics classes with SCE, Katherine
Rinos was unable to walk without pain or total
exhaustion, due to severe rheumatoid arthritis. She
has had to utilize a wheelchair, leg braces, custom arm
splints, and neck collar, and oftentimes could not leave
her bed. Katherine was taking 62 pills a day and had
52 injections in her heels, fingers and back. Her spine
was laden with degenerative discs and the state
classified her as “unemployable.”
Katherine’s
dedication to physical exercise through SCE’s fitness
classes has strengthened her joints, bones and
muscles. Her endurance has increased so much that
today she can walk, work and function normally. Her
recent bone density tests showed no signs of
osteoporosis, which, according to her rheumatologist,
could have only occurred through her commitment to
physical exercise with her aerobics classes.
“Katherine’s determination despite pain and disease
serves as a positive example to others in class and in
life,” says her instructor, Gale Beanblossom. Katherine
often shares her story with the class and praises them
for their hard work.
SCE student Katherine Rinos. Change. Cultivated.
This is a large ensemble (70-100) singers who perform
major masterworks for choir and orchestra in addition to
a variety concert repertoire. The Chorale presents four
major concerts in the campus theater, participates in
regional music festivals, and tours Internationally.
AEROBICS
FITN/206
10062 T/7p-9:50p CC/FA-304
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
Ball
FEE
$30
BEGINNING VOICE
MUSC/315
Students will study basic vocal techniques including
tone production, breath control, and diction. Songs will
be drawn from popular and traditional songs.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10238 T/4p-5:50p
CC/FA-213
10436 M/6:30p-8:20p CC/FA-213
INSTR FEE
Decoro $30
Decoro $30
BEGINNING PIANO
MUSC/320
Beginning with the abc's at middle C, the student learns
to read music using familiar songs and pieces in folk
and classical styles. Basic chords also help with rock
and jazz. The student learns rhythm as the heartbeat
of music.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
10237 M/4p-5:50p CC/FA-214D Decoro
10524 W/6p-7:50p CC/FA-214D Bardin
FEE
$30
$30
Low-impact, high intensity, coed class. Bring a mat;
weights optional.
10077
10079*
10078
10159
10076
S/10a-11:30a
S/10a-11a
MW/6p-7p
TTh/6p-7:30p
MW/6:30p-8p
PLACE
AN/134
CC/GYM 1
CC/GYM 1
YL/408
YL/408
INSTR
Beanblossom
Weaver
Humphries
Beanblossom
Beanblossom
IMPROVING YOUR
CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH
FITN/310
Improve your cardiovascular and muscular fitness while
incorporating physical activity as part of lifestyle
changes to improve health. Course focuses on a
cardiovascular workout designed to safely raise the
heart rate beginning with stretching and fast walking.
Class teaches cardiovascular conditioning through
aerobic exercise, including kicks, lunges, squats and
punch movements. The heart rate is gradually raised
through this vigorous workout then safely brought down
through a cool down and stretch. Learn the health
benefits of physical activity. Please bring a towel and a
bottle of water.
CRN DAYS
10212 S/11a-12p
10213 TTh/8p-9p
PLACE
CC/GYM 1
CC/GYM 2
INSTR
Weaver
Weaver
¿Ha estado fuera por un tiempo? ¡No hay problema! ¡Bienvenido de nuevo!
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Physical Fitness
TENNIS-BEGINNING (COED)
FITN/210
FOX TROT AND TANGO DANCING
DAN/118
Students will learn forehand, backhand, approach shot,
serve and volley, plus some footwork. Bring racquet
and one can of new tennis balls.
Dates: Sep 28-Nov 2
Experience both the Fox Trot and American and
Argentine styles of Tango dancing. Both dance styles
are very popular. Learn the basics and techniques of
both. Join us for some fun. Last class meeting arranged
for night out dancing (nominal fee).
Dates: Sep 16-Nov 4
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
10235 F/6p-7:30p CC/Tennis Court Noor
$55
10297 Sun/4p-6p
TENNIS - INTERMEDIATE/
ADVANCED (COED)
FITN/209
Dates: Sep 28-Nov 2
CRN DAYS
PLACE
PLACE
CC/GYM 2-125
INSTR FEE
Kyselka $55
SALSA DANCE
DAN/104
INSTR FEE
10168 F/7:30p-9p CC/Tennis Court Noor
$55
FITNESS LAB
FITN/202
Go Latin - Do Salsa! Easy to learn and fun to do.
Includes basic salsa plus variations. You must wear
soft soled shoes. Last class meeting arranged for night
out dancing (nominal fee).
Dates: Sep 16-Nov 4
This course is an open-entry, self-paced lab.
Equipment and routines provide cardiovascular, fitness,
strength, and conditioning training to improve or
maintain health for the non-athlete. Participants will
develop an individual fitness plan.
CRN DAYS
10289
10082*
10080*
10081*
Exercise while exploring the dance and rhythms of the
Near and Middle East through Belly Dancing. Learn
arm, hand, and body movements including belly rolls as
well as techniques for finger cymbals and veil work.
Class taught to accommodate beginners as well as
those with experience. Bring finger cymbals or learn
how to make them with bottle caps and three yards of
flowing fabric approximately 45 inches wide for the veil
session.
CRN DAYS
MTWThF/6a-8:50a
S/12p-4p
MW/9p-11p
TTh/9p-11p
PLACE
FC/Wellness Ctr
CC/GYM 1
CC/GYM 1
CC/GYM 1
INSTR
Farmer
Shue
Kiernan
Shue
Dance
Dance
BALLROOM / LATIN / SWING DANCE
DAN/102
PLACE
INSTR FEE
10074 Sun/12p-2p CC/GYM 2-125 Kyselka $55
10073* T/8p-10p
CC/GYM 2
Kyselka $55
Gym 2 Upstairs in the lobby
THE ART OF BELLY DANCING
DAN/119
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10255 F/3p-5p
10071 F/6p-8p
10072 F/8p-10p
KARATE
(BEGINNING, INTERMEDIATE &
ADVANCED)
FITN/103
PLACE
CC/GYM 1
CC/GYM 1
INSTR
Kyselka
Kyselka
FEE
$55
$55
WALTZ AND CHA CHA DANCE
DAN/117
Learn to dance fun patterns of the popular Waltz and
Cha Cha. Join us for some fun. Last class meeting
arranged for night out dancing (nominal fee).
Dates: Sep 16-Nov 4
CRN DAYS
10296 Sun/2p-4p
PLACE
CC/GYM 2-125
INSTR FEE
Kyselka $55
WEST COAST SWING DANCE
DAN/103
Learn to dance West Coast Swing – the official state
dance of CA! Dance it fast or slow to your favorite
music. A partner is not required. Wear soft soled shoes.
Last class will be night out dancing (nominal fee).
Dates: Sep 18-Nov 6
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
10075 T/6p-8p
CC/GYM 2 Kyselka
CC/GYM 2-123
INSTR FEE
Learn popular, traditional dances: cha cha, waltz,
foxtrot, tango, East and West Coast swing, samba,
rumba, and country western. Have fun, make friends! A
partner is not required; you must wear soft-soled shoes.
Last class will be night out dancing (nominal fee).
Dates: Sep 14-Nov 2
CRN DAYS
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CRN DAYS
Chianis $60
Adult Martial
Martial Arts
Adult
Arts
Includes basic self-defense techniques, kicking,
striking, blocking and fighting stances; Theory of
techniques, including principles of power and body
alignment to enhance student's understanding.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
Kenpo Karate Beginning Level
10063 S/11:30a-1p
UMF/150
Leonard
12086 M/7:30p-10p
AN/134
Leonard
10277 TTh/7:30p-10p
YL/408
Leonard
Kenpo Karate Intermediate Level
10410 S/10a-11:30a
UMF/150
Leonard
Kenpo Karate Advanced Level
10411 S/8a-10a
UMF/150
Leonard
FEE
$55
Music - Driver Education
KUNG FU SAN SOO (BEGINNING,
INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED)
FITN/105
Intro to the marital art of San Soo (Tsoi-Li-Hoi-Fut)
Kung Fu. Covers defensive techniques and principles
of leverage, throws, kicks, holds and more.
CRN
10065
10066
10244*
DAYS
PLACE
Kung Fu San Soo All Levels
S/2p-4p
CC/GYM 2-123
F/7p-9p
CC/GYM 2-123
M/7:30pCC/GYM 2
9:30p
INSTR
Staff
Staff
Staff
SELF-DEFENSE
(BEGINNING, INTERMEDIATE &
ADVANCED)
FITN/109
Designed to teach students to defend themselves.
They will encounter simulated real life situations. Vital
and non-vital points of the anatomy will be discussed.
Correct execution of kicks, punches, blocks, knee
strikes, and elbow strikes will be covered. Safety and
proper utilization of body posture will be emphasized as
well as awareness of the environment and how it can
be helpful in self-protection.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
Jujitsu And Self Defense Beginning Level
10413 MW/6:30p-8:30p UMF/150
Gallegos
Jujitsu And Self Defense Intermediate Level
10414 TTh/6p-9p
UMF/150
Gallegos
Self Defense All Levels
10576 F/6p-7p
CC/GYM 2123
INSTR FEE
Metzidis $50
ADULT KEYBOARDING
(BEGINNING II)
MUSC/335
Comprehensive music course in reading, playing and
listening to music. Lessons include learning chords,
sight-reading and understanding basic harmony.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
12114 T/5:30p-6:30p CC/CE4-2
10199 S/8a-9a
10304* M/7p-8p
10218† Th/8p-9p
PLACE
UMF/252
AN/414
UMF/143
INSTR
Parent
Hernandez
Parent
FEE
$50
$55
$50
GUITAR FOR ADULTS LEVEL 1
MUSC/345
NEW!
Learn basic chords, strumming, picking and the
classical rest stroke. Develop the confidence and
coordination to play along to a handful of oldies and
classic rock songs. Bring your nylon-string or acoustic
steel-string guitar and medium guitar pick to class.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
12098 S/9a-10a
PLACE
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Austin
FEE
$50
ADULT GUITAR
(INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED)
MUSC/109
Students learn music theory, notes on the guitar, major
and minor keys, how to use a capo, how to play two-bar
chord forms, and more. Play two songs by the end of
class.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
*Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
10233 S/9a-10a
10290* Th/9p-10p
PLACE
UMF/252
UMF/143
INSTR
Parent
Parent
FEE
$50
$50
Mature
DriverClasses
Classes
Mature Driver
This course will introduce adults to reading notes,
rhythm, music symbols, sight-reading and keyboard
activities to develop technique and listening. Book
required. Bring your own keyboard (40 key minimum)
every week!
PLACE
CRN DAYS
Driver Education
DRIVER EDUCATION
BEGINNING ADULT
PIANO/KEYBOARD
MUSC/321
10391 T/4:30p-5:30p CC/CE4-2
Learn to play the guitar! Students will learn chords,
strum pattern styles, new songs, simple ear training
and rhythm training. Students will also learn a I, IV, V
blues progression and how to read the tablature for
guitar. Bring a nylon-string or acoustic steel-string
guitar and a medium pick.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
*Dates: Oct 1-Nov 26
CRN DAYS
Staff
Music
MUSIC
CRN DAYS
GUITAR FOR ADULTS
MUSC/108
INSTR FEE
Metzidis $50
Improvement classes for licensed drivers age 55 and
older who wish to qualify for a reduced insurance
premium as well as brush up on traffic laws, safety
techniques for a driver's license exam. A Certificate of
Completion is given as evidence of attendance to obtain
up to three years of reduced insurance rates from
participating insurance companies. Please contact the
facility directly for dates and registration information:
Anaheim Community Ctr.
250 E. Center St., Anaheim; (714) 765-4511
Brea Sr. Ctr.
500 South Sievers Ave., Brea; (714) 990-7750
Cypress Sr. Ctr.
9031 Grindlay, Cypress; (714) 229-2005
Fullerton Sr. Multi-Serv Ctr.
340 W. Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton, (714) 738-6305
La Habra Sr. Ctr.
101 W. La Habra, La Habra; (562) 905-9746
W. Anaheim Brookhurst Sr. Prog.
2271 W. Crescent Ave., Anaheim; (714) 765-3415
Yorba Linda Sr. Ctr.
4501 Casa Loma Dr., Yorba Linda; (714) 961-7181
Thank you for learning with SCE
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Older Adults Program
Older ADULTS
Adults PROGRAM
Program
OLDER
Emeritus Education
Emeritus Education
Enrichment
Enrichment
The Emeritus section allows the selection of
courses designed to enhance life-long learning,
develop and explore personal interests and/or
aptitudes in order to develop mental activity, motor
skills, creativity, and an appreciation for the Arts.
Unless otherwise indicated, the classes are offered
on a year round basis. You may register in class at
any time provided that space is available.
INTERGENERATIONAL: CREATIVE
ARTS EXCHANGE FOR OLDER
ADULTS
CRAE/310
Older adults along with participants of multiple
generations create artistic legacy keepsakes that reflect
the individual histories of older adults, lifetime
memories, and personal creative expression. Class
projects are designed to encourage mutual appreciation
and connections among older adults students and
participants of varying age groups.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
11738 T/3p-5p
PLACE
INSTR
Park Vista at Morningside Martin
Communication
Communication
BOOKS COME ALIVE FOR OLDER
ADULTS
ENCO/180
"Books Come Alive" is an intellectually and socially
rewarding activity designed for older adults in which
outstanding works of fiction/non-fiction are read and
discussed. Through the method of shared inquiry, along
with thought- provoking questions, older adult students
are offered exciting opportunities for self-discovery and
personal growth.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
11132 F/10:30a-12:30p Buena Park
Johnson
Senior Ctr
11837 W/2:30p-4:30p Katella Sr Living Johnson
Community
GREAT LITERATURE FOR SENIORS
ENCO/183
"Great Literature for Seniors" is an intellectually and
socially rewarding class designed for older adults in
which outstanding short stories are read and discussed.
Through the method of shared inquiry, along with
thought- provoking questions, students are offered
exciting opportunities for self-discovery and personal
growth.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
11147 Th/9:15a-11:15a Fullerton Sr Bryden
Multi-Serv Ctr
50
* Do you have stories to tell?
* Have you always wanted to write?
* Write for fun, to relieve stress or to share
your legacy for future generations.
Archive your memories.
Personal Journal Writing for
Older Adults
CRN#12131 or CRN# 12058
PERSONAL JOURNAL WRITING FOR
OLDER ADULTS
CNED/114
Personal journal writing is a literary art form and a skill
that facilitates creativity and self discovery which results
in a written record of the older adult student's life
journey. Older Adults students will learn techniques for
releasing the inner writer and developing the art of
storytelling through concepts of myth, images and
metaphors using the viewpoint and experience of older
adults.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
12131 T/9:30a-11:30a Yorba Linda Sr Courtright
Ctr
12058 T/3:30p-5:30p St Paul's
Barth
Lutheran Church
CREATIVE WRITING FOR SENIORS
ABE/240
This course for older adults teaches both beginning and
experienced writers how to create shape
autobiographies, fiction and non-fiction writing, and
poetry into readable and publishable forms.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
11362 W/12:30p3:30p
11424 T/1p-4p
11923 W/6:30p8:30p
PLACE
INSTR
W Anah Brookhurst French
Sr Prog
Cypress Sr Citizen French
Ctr
Morningside of
Liken-McCann
Fullerton
JOURNEY BACK INTO TIME FOR
OLDER ADULTS
ENCO/501
This class offers older adults students the opportunity
to explore and share their personal histories, cultures,
and values among older adult students through group
discussion. Shared experiences, memories and linking
the past with the present, encourages self awareness,
positive self-esteem, stimulation, and enjoyment.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
11711 F/9:30a11:30a
11813 T/10a-12p
PLACE
Katella Sr Living
Community
Summerville at
Casa Whittier
11537 M/1p-3p
Morningside of
Fullerton
11539 W/3p-4:30p Summerville at
Fairwood
11538 Th/3:30p-5p La Habra Villa
INSTR
Small
Silva
Small
Small
Small
SENIOR TOPICS FOR OLDER
ADULTS
EDEN/100
3:30p
11854 W/2p-4p
11865 T/2p-4p
This course presents older adults with various topics for
discussion and class activities based on the students'
individual interest, backgrounds, physical and mental
abilities. Older adults are encouraged to share and
compare life experiences, and learn about international,
national and local events and issues from a current and
historical viewpoint.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
11029 T/8:45a10:15a
11243 Th/9a-11a
PLACE
Bradford Square
Knott Ave Res
Manor
11680 Th/9a-11a Fullerton Rosewood
11432 W/9a-10:30a Cambridge Court
11028 T/9:30a-11a Atria de Palma
11048 F/9:30aSummerville at Casa
11:30a
Whittier
11161 F/9:30a-11a Tuscany Villas
11160 W/9:30aAcacia Villas
11:30a
11827 W/9:30aSummerville at
11:30a
Fairwood
11967 W/9:30aLa Habra Villa
11:30a
11934 M/9:30aCypress Gardens of
11:30a
Brea
11909 M/9:30aAnaheim Village
11:30a
11907 T/9:30aEmerald Court
11:30a
11572 M/9:30a-11a Sunny Crest Chalet
11401 T/9:30aCypress Gardens of
11:30a
Brea
11184 W/9:30aPark Regency Ret
11:30a
Res
11021 M/10a-12p Anaheim Care
Cottages
11678 M/10a-12p Sunrise Assisted
Living @ YL
11027 F/10a-12p Anaheim Care
Cottages
11924 W/10a-12p Park Vista Assisted
Living
11010 W/10:30a- Cambridge Court
12p
11178 F/10:30aMorningside of
12:30p
Fullerton
11188 T/10:30aPark Vista Assisted
12:30p
Living
11133 W/12:30p- Buena Park Senior
2:30p
Ctr
11519 T/12:30p-2p Seasons of La
Habra
11180 M/12:30p- New Horizon Lodge
2:30p
11026 M/1p-3p
Atria de Palma
11171 F/1p-3p
Summerville at
Fairwood
11193 T/1p-2:30p Sunny Crest Chalet
11367 M/1p-3p
Bradford Square
11395 Th/1p-3p
Atria de Palma
11987 T/1p-3p
Arcaciawood Village
11687 T/1p-3p
Sunrise Asst Living
La Palma
11192 S/1p-3p
Cypress Gardens of
Brea
11046 T/1p-3p
Fullerton Rosewood
11172 T/1:30pFullerton Res Manor
3:30p
11541 Th/1:30pSeasons of La
3:30p
Habra
11542 T/1:30pBradford Square
INSTR
Dorman
Liberio
Belknap
Dorman
Liberio
Gomes
Liberio
Moore
Jenkins Orr
Fukushima
Gunderson
Moore
Tuscany Villas
Seasons of La
Habra
11394 Th/2:30pWells House
3:30p
Residential
11416 M/2:30p-4p Wells House
Residential
11936 T/3p-5p
Katella Sr Living
Community
11008 W/3:30p-5p W Anah Royale
11686 T/3:30p-5p Sunrise Senior
Living
11754 F/3:30p-5p La Habra Villa
11674 F/5p-6:30p New Horizon
Lodge
11174 T/6p-8p
La Habra Villa
Burg
Moore
Levy
Levy
Gomes
Dorman
Small
Staff
Levy
Gable
HEARING IMPAIRED FOR OLDER
ADULTS
HLTH/126
This course for older adults explains hearing loss and
includes a discussion of how the ear works, what can
go wrong with it, and what can be done to improve
hearing problems. An analysis of the speech-reading
process is included with emphasis on the general
principles in the major exercises.
CRN DAYS
12135 M/10a-12p
PLACE
INSTR
Fullerton Sr Steckler
Multi-Serv Ctr
Elton
Kittelsen
Gomes
Liberio
Creative Arts
Arts Enrichment
Creative
Enrichment
Cultivate Change in Your Creativity.
Harris
Silva
Harris
Enroll in the new
Ceramics for Older Adults
Gutierrez
Thursdays: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Muckenthaler Cultural Center
Dorman
1201 W. Malvern Avenue, Fullerton, 92833
Gable
Dorman
Nielsen
Kittelsen
Levy
Silva
Gomes
Liberio
Fennell
Belknap
Elton
Fischer
Gable
Hertogh
Dorman
Jenkins Orr
CERAMICS FOR OLDER ADULTS
CRAE/101
This course in basic ceramics for older adults includes
lecture, demonstration and application of ceramic
artwork. Student will learn mold selection, glazing,
decorating techniques, and proper firing procedures.
Individual artistic creativity is encouraged and
completed art projects of the older adult student are
often displayed publically.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11130 T/8:30a-11:30a Buena Park
Senior Ctr
11131 Th/8:30a-11:30a Buena Park
Senior Ctr
11361 Th/9:30a-12:30p Morningside
of Fullerton
12117* Th/10a-1p
Muckenthaler
Cultural Ctr
11422 T/1p-4p
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
INSTR
Zaccherio
Zaccherio
Bacon
Kim
Reynolds
Jenkins Orr
SCE...Where Learning Never Ends
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CREATIVE ARTS FOR OLDER
ADULTS
CRAE/100
This class for older adults encourages art appreciation,
self expression, and creativity through a variety of art
media. Projects are designed to expose older adult
students to artistic design, and to give experience with
different artistic methods, techniques, tools, and
materials.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11168 M/9a-12p
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr
11545 Th/9a-11a Bradford Square
11035 Th/9:30aAtria de Palma
11:30a
11191 F/9:30aCypress Gardens
11:30a
of Brea
11543 T/9:30aNew Horizon
11:30a
Lodge
11790 Th/9:30aSummerville at
11:30a
Casa Whittier
11884 M/9:30aBrighton Gardens
11:30a
11830 T/10a-12:30p Muckenthaler
Cultural Center
11531 Th/1p-3p
Bradford Square
11569 T/1p-3p
Katella Sr Living
Community
11933 M/1p-3p
Brighton Gardens
11972 Th/1p-3p
Anaheim Village
11571 T/1p-3p
Park Vista Assisted
Living
11730 S/1p-3p
Park Regency Ret
Res
11985 M/3p-5p
Brighton Gardens
INSTR
Hyatt Solomina
Mills
Staff
Osinga
Staff
Martin
England
Bunnell
Osinga
Martin
Osinga
Martin
11138 T/9a-12p
11419 W/9a-12p
11958 Th/12:30p3:30p
11145 T/1p-4p
PLACE
La Habra Senior
Ctr
Buena Park Senior
Ctr
Cypress Sr Citizen
Ctr
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr
Sr Citizens Ctr
Anaheim
Fullerton Sr MultiServ Ctr
PLACE
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PLACE
INSTR
Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr Brown
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr
Brown
AN/402
Brown
Buena Park Senior Ctr Brown
Muckenthaler Cultural Brown
Center
NEEDLECRAFTS, KNITTING,
CROCHET FOR OLDER ADULTS
CRAE/104
Older adult students will learn the practical application,
knowledge, and skills required to create knitted,
crocheted, needlepoint, and cross-stitched hand-made
items. A wide variety of items are created, by older
adult students, including decorations for the home and
clothing for babies, children and adults.
CRN DAYS
Martin
11942 M/12p-3p
INSTR
Kortz
Bacon
Bacon
Bacon
Hyatt Solomina
PLACE
INSTR
Victoria Woods
Carlson
Fullerton Sr Multi- Carlson
Serv Ctr
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr Hyatt Solomina
SENIOR CHORUS
MUSC/303
This course introduces older adult students to a broad
spectrum of choral music including its cultural and
historical aspects. Older adult students will gain
knowledge of correct posture, breath control,
enunciation, harmony, rhythm and basic music
concepts appropriate for the older adult.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
11139 F/9:30a11:30a
11169 M/10a-12p
11363 T/1p-3p
11369 M/7p-9p
PLACE
INSTR
Cypress Sr Citizen Lassetter
Ctr
W Anah Brookhurst Kubiak
Sr Prog
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr Hamilton
St Paul's
Kubiak
Lutheran Church
Kortz
Older adults will learn the fundamentals of of china
painting as presented to older adults students through
demonstration and individual instruction. The older
adult students will learn techniques such as brush
strokes, blending, shading, grounding, and masking.
Final class projects are heirloom quality artworks that
may be displayed in a community art exhibit. exhibit.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
11423 W/12:30p-3:30p Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
11163 M/9a-12p
11242 F/9a-12p
11486 W/12:30p3:30p
11370 T/1p-4p
11875 M/1p-4p
11023 W/9a-12p
11146 Th/9a-12p
CHINA PAINTING FOR OLDER
ADULTS
CRAE/103
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
Barraza
This class offers older adults an individualized
approach to learning painting and artistic expression at
their own pace and within their interest and style. Older
adult will learn techniques in drawing, brush strokes,
and color mixing and application.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
11152 W/8:30a11:30a
11129 M/9a-12p
This course offers the essentials of quilting, for older
adults students, which includes fabric selection, cutting,
and sewing methods along with the history and
vocabulary of the craft. Special techniques for older
adults are covered such as patchwork, applique, hand
and machine methods, and finishing techniques.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
Mills
PAINTING FOR OLDER ADULTS
CRAE/105
CRN DAYS
QUILTING FOR OLDER ADULTS
CRAE/106
INSTR
TONE CHIME CHOIR FOR OLDER
ADULTS
MUSC/304
This course provides instruction to older adults on
handbell performance skills using chime instruments
made by Suzuki. The music will be beginning level
handbell music, level 1 and 2, as defined by the
American Guild of English Hand Bell Ringers. The class
will share their music by performing to the community in
different public venues.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
11126 W/12p-2p
PLACE
Sr Citizens Ctr
Anaheim
INSTR
Lassetter
Bacon
MUSIC ARTS FOR OLDER ADULTS
MUSC/200
This course provides stimulating interaction for older
adults through musical reminiscence, discussions, and
listening to music from different time periods and genres.
Older Adult students will participate in sing-alongs and
rhythmic activities. Older adult students will learn to
appreciate and understand different varieties of music.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11842 T/8:30a-10a Bradford Square
11978 Th/9a-11a
Cypress Gardens of
Brea
12000 T/9a-11a
Fullerton Res Manor
11709 M/9:15aSunrise Asst Living
11:15a
La Palma
11194 T/9:30aSunny Crest Chalet
11:30a
11415 M/9:30aBradford Square
11:30a
11481 F/9:30aSeasons of La
11:30a
Habra
11762 F/9:30aAtria de Palma
11:30a
12003 M/9:30aSummerville at
11:30a
Fairwood
12057 Th/9:30aAnaheim Village
11:30a
12007 T/9:30aKnott Ave Res
11:30a
Manor
11863 Th/9:30aSeasons of La
11:30a
Habra
11971 T/9:30aBrighton Gardens
11:30a
11822 M/9:30aTuscany Villas
11:30a
11807 T/9:30aAnaheim Care
11:30a
Cottages
11019 Th/10a-12p Brighton Gardens
11708 W/10a-12p Katella Sr Living
Community
11022 W/10a-12p Anaheim Care
Cottages
11034 W/10a-12p Bradford Square
11843 Th/10a-12p Bradford Square
11033 W/1p-3p
Atria de Palma
11551 W/1p-3p
Park Regency Ret
Res
11420 M/1p-3p
Park Regency Ret
Res
11418 T/1p-3p
New Horizon Lodge
11858 Th/1p-3p
Summerville at
Fairwood
11175 Th/1:30pLa Habra Villa
3:30p
11186 Th/1:30p-3p Park Vista Assisted
Living
11979 W/1:30pBrighton Gardens
3:30p
11767 Th/1:30pEmerald Court
3:30p
11392 S/2p-4p
W Anah Royale
11824 W/2:30pSummerville @
4:30p
Garden Manor
11965 F/2:30pPark Regency Ret
4:30p
Res
11763 M/3p-5p
Sunrise Assisted
Living @ YL
INSTR
Doss
Hamilton
Staff
Edwards
Behrbaum
Behrbaum
Behrbaum
Baesler
Ediger
Sawyer
Martin
Baker
Body &
Body
& Mind
Mind
SENIOR CHOIR: SIGNS OF THE
HOLIDAYS
ENCO/125
This class for older adults provides training in American
Sign Language vocabulary and grammatical expression
as it applies to seasonal music. Students will engage in
community performances of tradition and ceremony for
their community, both Deaf and Hearing.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10456 S/1p-2:50p
WIL/216
INSTR
Linen
STAYING MENTALLY SHARP FOR
OLDER ADULTS
HLTH/167
This course provides older adults with the tools to reach
their optimum levels of brainpower through skill-building
with memory techniques. Also covered are decisionmaking, problem-solving, planning, and determining
opportunities for cognitive growth.
CRN DAYS
10418 W/9:45a-11:45a
Rivera
11866* F/1p-3p
Martin
11899* Th/1:30p-3:30p
Haynes
PLACE
INSTR
Fullerton Sr Stricklen
Multi-Serv
Ctr
Buena Park Stricklen
Senior Ctr
Tuscany
Stricklen
Villas
Dunn
Edwards
HATHA YOGA FOR OLDER ADULTS
FITN/201
Behrbaum
Yoga practice enhances health and well-being. This
class includes active and passive movements which
are specially adapted to older adults. Movements
include relaxation while stretching, strengthening by
holding weight-bearing poses when applicable,
breathing awareness, working together in rhythm,
repetition to promote skill building, fitness, strength, and
relaxation beneficial to older adults.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
Dunn
Doss
Dunn
Hamilton
Clegg
Glasser
Hamilton
Edwards
Gustafson
Martin
Baesler
Lank
Edwards
Rivera
CRN DAYS
11761 S/9:30a-11:30a
11935 T/9:30a-11:30a
11740 F/10a-12p
11937 T/10a-12p
11157 M/11:30a-1:30p
11741 W/12:30p-2:30p
11141 F/1p-3p
Baesler
11845 M/1p-3p
11164 M/1:30p-3:30p
11869 Th/3p-5p
PLACE
La Habra
Senior Ctr
Brea Senior
Ctr
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
Sr Citizens
Ctr Anaheim
Yorba Linda
Sr Ctr
Fullerton Sr
Multi-Serv
Ctr
Fullerton Sr
Multi-Serv
Ctr
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
Yorba Linda
Sr Ctr
Buena Park
Senior Ctr
INSTR
Haque
Haque
Haque
Michele
Fischermilitaru
Haque
Michele
Haque
Fischermilitaru
Haque
Learning is fun at SCE
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BALANCE & MOBILITY FOR OLDER
ADULTS
FITN/301
HISTORY OF COMEDY AND HUMOR
FOR OLDER ADULTS
HLTH/161
This class is designed for older adults identified as lowto low-to-moderate risk for falls. Class activities will
target specific balance problems in a challenging, but
safe training environment through a multidimensional
approach.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
Talmage
This class offers to older adults an informative look at
past and present forms of comedy and humor, as it
relates to their life experiences and what make them
laugh. Older adult students become aware of the
influences, various mediums, elements and forms of
comedy and humor that has influences people
throughout history.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
Yu
11815 M/9:30a-11:30a
CRN DAYS
11872 TTh/8:30a-10a
11757 M/9a-10:30a
11901 W/9a-10:30a
11154 TTh/9:30a-11a
11873 TTh/10a-11:30a
11148 Th/10:30a-12p
11756 Th/10:30a-12p
11149 M/10:30a-12p
11744 WF/11a-12:30p
11124 TTh/12:30p-2p
11140 WF/1p-2:30p
11941 MW/1:30p-3p
11947 F/3p-4:30p
PLACE
St Jude Villa
- YL
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
Brea Senior
Ctr
Backs
Community
Building
St Jude Villa
- YL
La Habra
Senior Ctr
Buena Park
Senior Ctr
La Habra
Senior Ctr
St Jude Villa
- YL
Sr Citizens
Ctr Anaheim
Fullerton Sr
Multi-Serv
Ctr
Sr Citizens
Ctr Anaheim
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
INSTR
Talmage
11928 T/10:30a-12:30p
Ferrara
11406 W/1p-3p
Talmage
Pile
Pile
Yu
11677 F/9:30a-11:30a
11871 Th/9:30a-11:30a
11921 M/9:30a-11:30a
11932 T/9:30a-11:30a
11997 F/9:30a-11:30a
11187 M/1:30p-3:30p
11989 T/1:30p-3:30p
11903 T/2p-4p
11931 Th/2p-4p
PLACE
Park
Regency Ret
Res
Bradford
Square
W Anah
Royale
New Horizon
Lodge
Brighton
Gardens
Summerville
at Fairwood
Park Vista
Assisted
Living
Brighton
Gardens
Anaheim
Village
La Palma
Nurs Ctr
11408 F/1p-2:30p
11536 M/1p-3p
11553 M/3:30p-5p
Fitz pa tr ick
Talmage
INSTR
Gilbert
Linen
Linen
Linen
Linen
Gilbert
Gilbert
Yu
INSTR
Wyckhouse
Pang
Armenta
Armenta
NOCCCD School of Continuing Education.
Cultivating Healthy Changes
in our Students.
Physical
Physical Fitness
Fitness
TAI-CHI CHUAN FOR OLDER
ADULTS
FITN/107
This course introduces older adults to a Chinese health
exercise which is neither vigorous nor strenuous. It is
suitable for older adults who want to exercise to gain or
maintain good health. It will strengthen the muscles and
organs, relax the mind and body, improve blood
circulation, and increase memory and concentration.
Dates: Sep 10-Dec 3
CRN DAYS
10070 S/8a-10a
11829* Th/8:30a-10a
11736* M/9:30a-11:30a
Armenta
Armenta
11372* M/10a-12p
Wyckhouse
11739* T/10:30a-12p
11839* Th/10:30a-12p
Armenta
Johnston
Armenta
11366* M/1p-2:30p
11737* T/1p-3p
11838* Th/1p-3p
10069 Th/7p-9p
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PLACE
Seasons of
La Habra
Morningside
of Fullerton
Bradford
Square
Katella Sr
Living
Community
Park
Regency Ret
Res
Summerville
at Fairwood
Park Vista
Assisted
Living
Yu
This course offers a wide range of food preparation
topics as they relate to the health and well-being of
older adults. The course explores topics of interest for
older adults in the areas of nutrition, consumerism,
cultural traditions, entertaining, health, and safety.
Various foods will be prepared, tasted, and discussed.
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
11185 Th/9:30a-11:30a
11407 M/1p-2:30p
Yu
FOOD PREPARATION AND GOOD
NUTRITION FOR OLDER ADULTS
HLTH/109
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
PLACE
AN/134
Muckenthaler
Cultural
Center
W Anah
Brookhurst Sr
Prog
Sr Citizens Ctr
- Placentia
Yorba Linda
Sr Ctr
Yorba Linda
Sr Ctr
Brea Senior
Ctr
St Jude Villa YL
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
AN/134
INSTR
Lem
Layne
Layne
Gallegos
Layne
Layne
Gallegos
Layne
Layne
Lem
Older ADults Program
PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR OLDER
ADULTS IN RESIDENTIAL MANORS
FITN/300A
PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR OLDER
ADULTS IN SENIOR CENTERS
FITN/300B
Use exercise to maintain and increase fitness. Enroll
anytime in class!
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
Use exercise to maintain and increase fitness. Enroll
anytime in class!
Dates: Aug 20-Dec 1
11176 T/8a-10a
11166 W/8:30a-10:30a
CRN DAYS
11179
11162
11365
11177
11758
11974
11759
11047
11016
11173
11183
11776
11986
11850
11702
11014
11030
11673
11552
11400
11374
11248
11018
11189
11011
11037
11430
11908
11748
11747
11696
11575
11025
11031
11190
11896
11745
11358
11421
11181
11015
11676
PLACE
Morningside of
Fullerton
F/8:15a-10:15a Morningside of
Fullerton
Th/8:30a-10a Summerville at
Fairwood
Th/8:30a-10a Senior Friends
Association
W/9a-11a
Morningside of
Fullerton
T/9a-11a
Emerald Isle
Senior
Apartments
S/9a-11a
Atria de Palma
Th/9a-11a
Emerald Isle
Senior
Apartments
W/9:15a-11:15a Summerville at
Casa Whittier
W/9:30a-11a
Brighton Gardens
Th/9:30a-11:30a Katella Sr Living
Community
T/9:30a-11a
Park Regency
Ret Res
T/9:30a-11:30a Katella Sr Living
Community
W/9:30a-11:30a Brighton Gardens
Th/9:30a-11a Tuscany Villas
W/9:30a-11:30a Bradford Square
M/10a-11:30a Emerald Court
T/10a-11:30a Bradford Square
T/10a-11:30a Brighton Gardens
M/10a-12p
Park Vista
Assisted Living
S/10a-11:30a Acacia Villas
T/10a-12p
La Habra Villa
Th/10a-12p
La Habra Villa
Th/10a-11:30a Emerald Court
Th/10:30a-12p Park Vista
Assisted Living
T/1p-2:30p
W Anah Royale
F/1p-3p
Atria de Palma
To Staff 6/28/07 - Clary ADP
M/1p-3p
Seasons of La
Habra
M/1p-3p
Sunny Crest
Chalet
Th/1p-3p
Sunny Crest
Chalet
W/1p-3p
Bradford Square
Th/1p-3p
Park Regency
Ret Res
Th/1p-3p
W Anah Royale
Th/1p-3p
Anaheim Care
Cottages
T/1p-2:30p
Atria de Palma
F/1:30p-3:30p Cypress Gardens
of Brea
Th/1:30p-3:30p Sunrise Assisted
Living @ YL
W/1:30p-3:30p Anaheim Village
M/1:30p-3p
Tuscany Villas
M/1:30p-3:30p Summerville at
Casa Whittier
W/2p-4p
New Horizon
Lodge
W/3p-4:30p
Emerald Court
T/3p-4:30p
Summerville at
Fairwood
INSTR
Franze
Ferrara
Feinstein
Pile
Yedor
Yu
Mercado
Hernandez
De Jong
Randeria
Rothery
Randeria
Rothery
Alcala
Silva
Rothery
Magruder
Fitzpatrick
Blabe
Smith
Carter-Rosenbloom
Nolasco
Nolasco
Magruder
Feinstein
Feinstein
Staff
Kimura
Blabe
Kimura
Kimura
Mastin
Adams
Randeria
Pile
Ferrara
Ferrara
De Jong
Magruder
Hubert
Randeria
CRN DAYS
PLACE
Yorba Linda
Sr Ctr
11127 Th/9a-11a
Brea Senior
Ctr
11143 T/9a-11a
Fullerton Sr
Multi-Serv
Ctr
11170 T/9a-11a
W Anah
Brookhurst
Sr Prog
11703 W/9a-11a
Lakepark
Mobile Home
Pk La Hab
11689 Th/9a-11a
Sr Citizens
Ctr Anaheim
11429 T/9a-10:30a
Lakepark
Mobile Home
Pk Brea
11167 F/9a-11a
Yorba Linda
Sr Ctr
11128 MWF/9:30a-11:30a Buena Park
Senior Ctr
11433 M/9:30a-11:30a
Stanton
Comm Ctr
11142 M/9:30a-11:30a
Fullerton Sr
Multi-Serv
Ctr
11136 W/9:30a-11:30a
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
11165 M/9:30a-11:30a
Yorba Linda
Sr Ctr
11134 M/10a-12p
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
11151 F/10a-12p
La Habra
Senior Ctr
11155 W/10a-11:30a
Sr Citizens
Ctr Placentia
11156 F/10a-11:30a
Sr Citizens
Ctr Placentia
11150 T/10a-12p
La Habra
Senior Ctr
11137 Th/10a-12p
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
11144 Th/10a-12p
Fullerton Sr
Multi-Serv
Ctr
11158 T/10:30a-12:30p Lake Park
Mob Hm - YL
11247 M/10:30a-12p
Independenc
ia Sr Cr La
Coloni
11159 F/11a-12:30p
Lake Park
Mob Hm - YL
11153 Th/12:30p-2p
Fullerton Sr
Multi-Serv
Ctr
11795 T/12:30p-2p
Buena Park
Senior Ctr
11895 M/1p-2:30p
Buena Park
Senior Ctr
11125 T/2p-3:30p
Sr Citizens
Ctr Anaheim
11135 M/2p-4p
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
INSTR
Fitz pa tr ick
De Jong
Carter-Rosenbloom
Hernandez
Kimura
Knox
Yedor
Yedor
Knox
Kimura
De Jong
Bowers
Yedor
Fitz pa tr ick
De Jong
Magruder
Magruder
De Jong
Fitz pa tr ick
Bowers
Franze
Matson
Ferrara
Sellens
Knox
Yu
Fitz pa tr ick
Mastin
Feinstein
Feinstein
At SCE, we get it done!
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Older Adults Program - Kids’ college & teen program
KIDS' COLLEGE & TEEN
PROGRAM
KIDS’ COLLEGE & TEEN PROGRAM
Balance and Mobility Classes for Older Adults.
School of Continuing Education:
Cultivating Strength in Our Students.
Senior
Classes
Senior Classes
Year round course, register in class at any time
provided space is available. A variety of classes are
available to the general public and are designed to
improve the quality of daily living by providing nonthreatening, educational experiences, social
interaction, and adaptive physical activity. Call
facility for class schedule.
11003
11006
11775
11032
11009
11112
11001
11115
11049
11051
11054
11056
11397
11477
11069
11116
11057
11058
11688
11071
11123
11068
11059
11063
11076
11081
11082
11364
11050
11106
11090
11110
11092
11099
11103
11039
11038
11121
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Anaheim Crest Nurs Ctr
827-2440
Anaheim Health Care Ctr
816-0540
Acacia Northwest Adlt Day
527-3686
Care
Artesia Gardens
991-3243
Anaheim Terrace Conv
816-0540
Anaheim VIP Ctr
220-2114
Alamitos West Conv Hosp
821-8580
Buena Park Sr Day Care
826-3163
Ctr
Buena Park Nurs Ctr
828-8222
Buena Vista Care Ctr
535-7264
Coventry Court
636-2800
Windsor Gardens of
871-6020
Fullerton
Harbor Villa Care Center
635-8131
DaVita - Brea Dialysis Ctr
990-0110
Evergreen Health & Rehab
992-5701
Ctr
Easter Seals Sr Day Care
672-0343
Fullerton Gardens
441-2636
Gordon Lane Conv Hosp
879-7301
Happy Brea Adult Day Hth
990-0333
Care
Knott Ave Care Ctr
826-2330
Karlton Residential Care
236-1170
Ctr
Leisure Court
772-1353
La Habra Conv Hospital
(562) 691-0781
La Palma Nurs Ctr
772-7480
Park Anah Health Care Ctr
827-5880
Park Regency Care Ctr
(562) 691-3765
Park Vista at Morningside
256-1000
Rehab Institute So Ca
680-6060
Sr Living Communities, LLC
738-8323
St. Elizabeth Healthcare
871-9202
Greenfield Care Center
879-4511
Sun-Mar Nurs Ctr
776-1720
Terrace View Care Ctr
870-0060
W Anah Care Ctr
827-7007
Windsor Gardens of
826-8950
Anaheim
Whittier Hills Hlth Care Ctr (562) 947-7817
Walnut Manor Care Ctr
776-7150
Windsong Sr Activity Ctr
956-4190
Classes are held at our four campuses: Anaheim,
Cypress College, Wilshire* (Fullerton) and Yorba
Linda. Enrollment is limited. For more information,
call 714.484-7038. Parents are responsible for
their own children. Please arrive 10 minutes before
class lets out to pick up your child! Each child
should be accompanied by an adult to the first
class to check exact classroom location and future
drop-off and pick-up points. Construction is
continuing at our campuses. Please walk any
young child to and from classes. Check to
make sure classroom has not relocated before
dropping off your child! Any classes scheduled
in CC/CE 2, 4, 5, (Cypress) are accessed using
Holder Street.
Please complete an emergency form for each child
registering for Kids' College and the Teen Program.
REFUNDS: Refund petition must be filled out 48
hours before a class starts. A $10.00 processing
fee will be deducted from ALL refunds issued
(except classes cancelled by the District). Choose
classes wisely, no refunds if parent enrolls child in
the wrong grade or level. Classes are subject to
cancellation for low enrollment. (Full refund for
cancelled classes.)
Classes begin September 29, 2007. All SCE offices
will be closed and there will be no classes on
November 10, 12, 22, 23. *Please check at office
for supply lists for specific classes.* Classes
may be added - for a complete Kids' College Class
Schedule log onto www.sce.cc.ca.us
ATTENTION STUDENTS:
*Wilshire (Fullerton) classes will meet at the
United Methodist Church of Fullerton, 114 N.
Pomona, Fullerton, CA.
Arts &
& Crafts
Arts
Crafts
PENCILS & PAINTBRUSHES
(AGES 5-6)
KIDS/415
An art class that will encourage your child's imagination
to soar! Designed to build self-esteem through
individual expression while interacting creatively with
other students. Children will learn basic drawing skills
and the application of colors using pencils and
watercolors. Instruction at age and ability appropriate
levels. Repeat students experience different projects.
Pick up material list when you register.
Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
CRN DAYS
10375 M/4p-5p
PLACE
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
FEE
TeGantvoort $45
PENCILS & PAINTBRUSHES
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/415A
Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
CRN DAYS
10374 M/5p-6p
PLACE
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
FEE
TeGantvoort $45
Kids’ college & teen program
DRAWING & SKETCHING
(AGES 5-7)
KIDS/903
THE "ARTS" EXTRAVAGANZA
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/412
Designed to heighten your child's self-esteem through
others. Basic drawing skills and the application of
colors using colored pencils and watercolors will be
used.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
Children are encouraged to express themselves,
emphasizing creativity and experimentation through
age-appropriate art projects. Classes will include a
variety of art media.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
*Dates: Oct 2-Nov 6
10444 S/9a-10a
12127 S/10a-12p AN/402
Mafnas
$60
Please accompany and pick up your child at
the classroom located on the 4th floor.
12121 S/1p-3p
CC/CE12-12 Cardoza
$60
12128* T/4p-6p
AN/402
Mafnas
$60
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-11 Bae
FEE
$45
ART IS FOR YOU (AGES 5-8)
KIDS/414
Calling young artists bold and shy! Come use different
art materials each day to learn how to "draw what you
see" and what you imagine. Materials list given at first
class.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
10440 T/3:30pYL/TBA
Bae
$45
4:30p
10441 M/3:30pAN/402
Bae
$45
4:30p
10275 Th/4p-5p
UMF/250
Fowler
$45
Introduces drawing/thinking techniques. Offers in-class
drills and drawings with demonstrations and reviews;
receive supplemental handout to help support a longterm interest. Instructor was an artist/designer for a
major cartoon corporation. Parents and adults may
enroll.
12107 S/9a-12p
12108* S/9a-12p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-203 Gagne
CC/TE3-203 Gagne
FEE
$50
$50
DRAWING & SKETCHING
(AGES 8+)
KIDS/903A
Designed to heighten your child's self-esteem through
others. Basic drawing skills using colored pencils and
watercolors.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10508 S/8a-9a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-11 Bae
FEE
$45
WONDERFUL WATERCOLORS
(AGES 8+)
KIDS/408
Come have fun learning basic watercolor painting
techniques. No experience is necessary! Please bring a
"set of 8" dry watercolor paints, a pad of inexpensive
watercolor paper and two watercolor brushes: one 1/4"
round and one 1/4" flat.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
CRN DAYS
10574 Th/5p-6p
PLACE
UMF/250
INSTR
Fowler
FEE
$45
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
DRAW AND PAINT ANIMALS
(AGES 5+)
KIDS/980
In this class, you will learn how to draw and paint
different animals. You will be using watercolors,
colored pencils, markers, crayons to capture textures of
animals.
Dates: Oct 2-Nov 6
CRN DAYS
10330 T/4:30p5:30p
CARTOON DRAWING
(AGES 8+)
KIDS/403
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
PLACE
YL/TBA
INSTR
Bae
FEE
$45
YOUNG ARTIST WORKSHOP
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/410
Learn to draw animals, natural objects, landscapes,
and people. Covers basic theory of color, value,
perspective and spatial relationships. Your child will
learn to draw better!
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
10514 S/9a-10a
AN/402
Mafnas
$45
CREATING SMALL SCULPTURES
(AGES 6+)
KIDS/976
Students will learn to make cups, teapots, coffee pots,
whimsical animals, vases, mosaics, candleholders
using various clays such as modeling and fimo clay,
clay hardener.
Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
10480 M/4:30p-6p AN/402
Bae
$50
CREATING SMALL SCULPTURES
(AGE 8+)
KIDS/975
Students will learn to make cups, teapots, coffee pots,
whimsical animals, vases, mosaics, candleholders
using various clays such as modeling and fimo clay,
clay hardener.
Dates: Oct 3-Nov 7
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
10321 W/3:30p-5p CC/CE12-11 Bae
FEE
$50
57
FASHION ILLUSTRATION I
(AGES 12+)
KIDS/445
SEASONAL ARTS AND CRAFTS
WORKSHOP (AGES 8+)
KIDS/1042
NEW!
Calling all aspiring fashion illustrators. In this class you
will complete a fashion figure with collars, blouses,
skirts, pants, hats and accessories by the end of the
course. Students will learn how to draw proportional
figures and faces, as well as gesture drawings.
Fashion figures will be created using watercolors,
colored pencils, markers, and pens. Special supplies
required, pick up list in office.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
Dates: Dec 1-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
10442 S/12p-1:30p CC/CE12-11 Bae
FEE
$50
FASHION ILLUSTRATION II
(AGES 12+)
KIDS/453
Advanced level of Fashion Illustration. Learn to
complete group figures (3-5) with a theme. Illustrate
different textures of fabrics. Also create accessory and
shoe illustrations and flats of garments.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
12102 S/1:30p- CC/CE12-11
3p
INSTR
Bae
FEE
$50
COSTUME ILLUSTRATION &
HISTORY OF FASHION
(AGES 12+)
KIDS/454
12100 S/10a11:30a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-11 Bae
FEE
$50
A wonderful opportunity for the parent and child to work
together creating a seasonal craft project using variety
of materials. Children will be encouraged to use their
imagination.
Dates: Dec 1-Dec 1
12119 S/9a-11a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-12 Bae
FEE
$20
WORKSHOP
(AGES 5-7)
KIDS/1041
NEW!
Create a seasonal craft project using a variety of
materials. Children will be encouraged to use their
imagination.
Dates: Dec 1-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
12118 S/11:30a1:30p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-12 Bae
FEE
$20
INSTR
FEE
$20
Computers
Computers
An Acceptable Use Policy Form for the
Business/Computer Skills Lab is required. Parents may
pick up a form at the time of registration. Some classes
may require a free Yahoo user account. For these
classes, the instructor will supply the information.
It is required that students bring a USB Flash Drive minimum 256 MB to all Kids' College Computer
classes.
COMPUTER KEYBOARDING FOR
KIDS (AGES 8+)
KIDS/900
Multimedia software teaches the layout of the computer
keyboard. Integrated music and puzzle activities make
learning keyboard fun! Enrollment is limited!
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
PLACE
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Kabir
FEE
$60
MICROSOFT WORD FOR KIDS
(AGES 8+)
KIDS/913
Learn to create, save and print documents (letters,
reports, tables, memos, flyers, etc.). Check spelling and
grammar. Edit, change format, font and style. Create
tables, print labels and envelopes, insert pictures and
use mail merge.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10274 S/10a-11:30a
PLACE
CC/CE2-1
INSTR FEE
Kabir
$60
INTRODUCTION TO POWERPOINT
(AGES 9+)
KIDS/932
Students will have fun creating a simple slideshow
presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint. Learn how to
use text, animation, sound effects and graphics to
complete a short, in-class slideshow.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10210 S/11:30a-1p CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Kabir
FEE
$60
CREATE YOUR OWN WEB PAGE
WITH FRONTPAGE (AGES 9+)
KIDS/936
Using Microsoft FrontPage, students will design their
own Web pages. They will learn how to add text and
pictures to the Web page. They will also learn how to
upload and post their Web page on the Internet for free!
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10487 S/1p-2:30p
58
PLACE
CC/CE12-12 Bae
10486 S/9a-10a
WORKSHOP
(AGES 3-4)
KIDS/1040
NEW!
CRN DAYS
12120 S/2p-4p
CRN DAYS
Students will learn about the History of Fashion. Then
students will illustrate various costumes and
accessories using watercolors, markers, colored
pencils and more. (Same supply list as Fashion I & II
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
PLACE
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Kabir
FEE
$60
JAZZ HIP-HOP DANCE (AGES 5-6)
KIDS/516
Dance
Dance
CREATIVE DANCE AND EXERCISE
(AGE 3-4)
KIDS/550
Introduces children to basic dance techniques
combined with exercise. Focus is on rhythm, movement
and coordination to develop self-confidence in a
creative environment.
Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
CRN DAYS
10016 M/1:30p2:30p
PLACE
YL/408
INSTR
FEE
Abrahamson $45
INTRODUCTION TO DANCE FOR THE
YOUNG
(AGES 3-4)
KIDS/500
Come and learn the fundamentals of movement and
beginning dance steps to various dances and fun
music!
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10041 S/10:30aCC/GYM 2
11:30a
Gym 2 Upstairs in Lobby
INSTR
FEE
Abrahamson $45
This is a beginning class that incorporates basic ballet
technique with fun motor skill exercises that focus on
rhythm and strength building. Parents not allowed in
the dance studio during class. The children will perform
a dance learned throughout the session on the last day
of class, during the fall, winter and spring sessions only.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
10052 S/11a-12p
PLACE
CC/GYM 2125
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10042 S/11:30a- CC/GYM 2
12:30p
10504* M/2:30pYL/408
3:30p
INSTR
FEE
Abrahamson $45
Abrahamson $45
JAZZ HIP-HOP DANCE (AGES 7+)
KIDS/516A
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
*Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10043 S/1p-2p
CC/GYM 2
10017* M/4:30pYL/408
5:30p
INSTR
FEE
Abrahamson $45
Abrahamson $45
JAZZ HIP-HOP DANCE (AGES 8+)
KIDS/523
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
CRN DAYS
12099 Th/5p-6p
PLACE
AN/134
INSTR
Vest
FEE
$45
CHILDREN'S TAP DANCE (AGES 7+)
KIDS/501
YOUTH BALLET
(AGE 3)
KIDS/510
CRN DAYS
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
*Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
INSTR
Weidman
FEE
$45
Children will learn tap techniques, rhythm exercises
and simple dance combinations at beginning level.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10587 S/3p-4p
CC/GYM 2
INSTR
FEE
Abrahamson $45
CHILDREN'S BALLET AND TAP
DANCE (AGES 5+)
KIDS/502
At the beginning level, children will learn ballet and tap
techniques, simple dance combos and rhythm
exercises.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
*Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
YOUTH BALLET
(AGES 4-5)
KIDS/510A
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
FEE
Beginning class that teaches basic ballet technique and
coordination skills in a fun environment. There will be a
performance on the last day of class during the fall,
winter, and spring sessions only. Parents are not
allowed in the dance studio during class.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
10591 S/2p-3p
10053 S/12p-1p
This is a beginning class that introduces the young
dancer to the structure of a true classical ballet class.
The students will do barre, center and across the floor
work to help develop strength, coordination and
balance. There will be a performance on the last day of
class during the fall, winter, and spring sessions only.
Parents are not allowed in the dance studio during
class.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
CC/GYM 2125
INSTR
Weidman
FEE
$45
JAZZ HIP HOP DANCE
(AGES 4-7)
KIDS/522
Jazz dance techniques with a hip hop flair, style and
rhythm emphasized. Students will gain self-esteem
and confidence in an upbeat atmosphere. Wear
comfortable clothing and bring water.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
CRN DAYS
12101 Th/4p-5p
PLACE
AN/134
INSTR
Vest
CC/GYM Weidman
$45
2-125
10015* M/3:30p-4:30p YL/TBA Abrahamson $45
YOUTH BALLET (AGES 6+)
KIDS/510B
CRN DAYS
10054 S/1p-2p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/GYM 2-125 Weidman
FEE
$45
FEE
$45
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MUSICAL THEATRE
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/315
A TOUCH OF SPANISH
(AGES 8-12)
KIDS/108B
Enjoy the exciting world of dance in musical theatre.
You'll learn a musical theatre song and acting.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
This class offers an introductory program that makes
Spanish acquisition a natural, personalized, enjoyable
and rewarding experience. Students will learn to read
and write basic Spanish and will be introduced to
speaking first level Spanish.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10047 S/2p-3p
CC/GYM 2
INSTR
FEE
Abrahamson $45
CRN DAYS
10493 T/5p-6p
PLACE INSTR
CC/CE4-3 Islas
FEE
$45
Cheerleading
& Gymnastics
Gymnastics
Cheerleading &
GYMNASTICS - BEGINNING
(AGES 5-7)
KIDS/575
Introduces basic gymnastic tumbling skills, safety and
stretching. Bridges, tripods and, a variety of rolls and
jumps will be some of the skills taught for boys and
girls. Pick up instruction sheet at registration!
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10568 S/12p-1p
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
10038 S/1p-2p
ROCK 'N LEARN SPANISH
(AGES 5-7)
KIDS/108A
This course is a fun way to learn beginning Spanish.
Students with little or no previous Spanish will
experience the thrill of learning a second language.
Children will learn pronunciation, greetings, colors and
other basic concepts through songs, games, dances
and other activities.
Th/4p-5p
M/4p-5p
T/4p-5p
T/4p-5p
PLACE
YL/305
UMF/143
CC/CE4-3
AN/114
$45
$45
$45
$45
Children have fun with Spanish by doing activities,
playing games and singing songs. Introduces basic
communication about school, family, food, clothing, the
body and a cultural holiday.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
10032 S/10a-11a
60
PLACE
Warner
FEE
$50
PLACE
CC/GYM 1102
INSTR
Warner
FEE
$50
For continuing gymnasts; more advanced stretching
and tumbling skills, including headstands, handstands,
bridge kick-overs, cartwheels and tumbling
combinations will be taught. Boys and girls are
welcome. Must have beginning gymnastics pass
certificate.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10566 S/2p-3p
PLACE
CC/GYM 1102
INSTR
Warner
FEE
$50
INSTR FEE
Mory
Mory
Islas
Mory
SPANISH FOR KIDS
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/108
CRN DAYS
INSTR
GYMNASTICS - ADVANCED
BEGINNING
KIDS/579
Foreign Language
Foreign
Language
10022
10164
10492
12132
CC/GYM 1102
GYMNASTICS - BEGINNING
(AGES 8+)
KIDS/576
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-222 Andrews
GYMNASTICS - INTERMEDIATE
KIDS/578
Safety and stretching included while teaching tumbling
skills such as handstands, backbends, back walkovers,
back limbers, front limbers, front walkovers, one arm
cartwheels, aerial cartwheels, roundoffs and back
handsprings. Boys and girls are welcome. Must have
advanced beginning gymnastics pass certificate.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10567 S/3p-4p
PLACE
CC/GYM 1102
INSTR
Warner
FEE
$50
FEE
$45
Martial
Arts
Martial Arts
KENPO KARATE FOR KIDS
(AGES 5-7)
KIDS/625
No previous experience required! Teaches children to
respect others, builds self-confidence and selfawareness.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10021 S/1p-2p
PLACE
UMF/150
INSTR
Baker
FEE
$45
KENPO KARATE FOR KIDS
(8+)
KIDS/625A
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10137 S/2p-3p
PLACE
UMF/150
INSTR
Baker
FEE
$45
CRN DAYS
10502 S/9a-10a
PLACE
CC/GYM 2123
INSTR
Baker
FEE
$45
KENPO KARATE YELLOW BELT
PREPARATION
(AGES 5-17)
KIDS/624
This course is for students with one or more semesters
of Kenpo Karate who want to advance to the Yellow
Belt Rank. It is designed to prepare students for the
official test and will cover all requirements for the
Yellow Belt advancement including techniques,
sparring and kata.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10501 S/10a-11a
PLACE
CC/GYM 2123
INSTR
Baker
JUDO/JUJITSU FOR KIDS
(AGES 6-13)
KIDS/654
This program is designed for children, with a focus on
improving coordination, quick reflexes, stamina, speed,
strength and sportsmanship. The three main categories
of Judo are taught, which include throwing techniques,
striking techniques, and grappling techniques on the
mat. Techniques for free practice are used, and
children may participate in competition.
Dates: Oct 1-Nov 7
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10265 MW/5:30p- UMF/150
6:30p
FEE
INSTR
Firestone
FEE
$50
Math
Math
MASTER MATH - 1ST GRADE
KIDS/239
The ancient Chinese art of San Soo. Instruction and
practice in the fundamentals of San Soo's basic
defensive techniques that will help students develop
physical ability as well as increase confidence.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
*Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
PLACE
$45
KUNG FU FOR KIDS
(AGES 5-17)
KIDS/655
CRN DAYS
KARATE AS SELF DEFENSE
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/650B
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
INSTR
10045 S/11aCC/GYM 2- Kalar
12:30p
123
10046 S/12:30p-2p CC/GYM 2- Kalar
123
10044* M/6p-7:30p CC/GYM 2 Kalar
Students will review counting to 100, learn and practice
basic math skills including addition and subtraction.
Also included are time and fractions. Students will learn
to use reasoning when solving problems.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10172 S/12p-1p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-10 Nevarez
FEE
$45
FEE
$50
$50
$50
MASTER MATH - 2ND GRADE
KIDS/240
Students will learn and practice basic math skills in fun
and exciting sessions. Includes addition, subtraction,
telling time, graphs, word problems, money, fractions
and beginning multiplication.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10585 S/10a-11a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-218 Alicea
FEE
$45
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MASTER MATH - 3RD GRADE
KIDS/241
Includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, division,
graphs, fractions, word problems and geometric
concepts.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10586 S/9a-10a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-218 Alicea
FEE
$45
ALGEBRA
(GRADES 7+)
KIDS/217
Learn how to solve equations, multiplying polynomials,
work word problems, graph functions, solve inequalities
without stress.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10142 S/1p-2p
MASTER MATH - 4TH GRADE
KIDS/242
Students will learn and practice basic math skills in fun
and enriching sessions. Includes adding, subtracting,
multiplying and dividing, as well as using graphs and
charts, place values and fractions.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10154 S/11a-12p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-10 Nevarez
FEE
$45
IMPROVE YOUR MATH AND STUDY
SKILLS
(GRADES 3-4)
KIDS/213
Personalized math; children will learn how to improve
basic math skills in a fun, relaxed and enjoyable
manner through the use of games and worksheets.
Tutors student by grade level. Reviews addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division. Includes
fractions, decimals and story problems.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10024 S/11a-12p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-218 Bray
FEE
$45
IMPROVE YOUR MATH AND STUDY
SKILLS
(GRADES 5-6)
KIDS/213A
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10387 S/12p-1p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-218 Bray
FEE
$45
EASE INTO PRE-ALGEBRA
(GRADES 5-6)
KIDS/202
Increase your skills in pre-algebra through calculating
activities. Also, fractions, decimals, integers and solving
equations.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10011 S/12p-1p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-222 Felix
FEE
$45
PRE-ALGEBRA II
(GRADES 5-6)
KIDS/219
Students will learn properties of real numbers,
conversions, slope, graphs, operations with positive
and negative numbers (absolute value equations),
scientific notation, graphing inequalities, and solving
equations involving inequalities!
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10378 S/2p-3p
62
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-222 Felix
FEE
$45
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-222 Felix
FEE
$45
Math Tutorials
Tutorials
Math
Get more for less!
Tutorials with small class sizes allow students
more one-on-one time with the instructor so less
class time is needed. Tutorials begin in October.
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TUTORIAL: MATH MANIA
(GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/211
Students will review and enhance basic math skills
such as, addition, subtraction, fractions, place value,
money and telling time according to their grade level.
Students will use games, worksheets and story
problems to enrich their skills. Limited to 8 students.
Dates: Oct 6-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10575 S/9a-10a
12016* M/3:30p-4:30p
12017† W/4:30p-5:30p
PLACE
INSTR FEE
UMF/251 Felix
$50
UMF/250 Vanherk $50
CC/CE4-3 Vanherk $50
TUTORIAL: MATH EXPLOSION
(GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/210
Students will reinforce school math through exercises
and math puzzles, games. When ready, students will
make their own multiplication tables and be taught its
usage to solve simple problems. All materials are
provided. Additional take-home exercises are provided.
CRN DAYS
10581 M/5p-6p
PLACE
YL/305
INSTR
FEE
McLaughlin $50
TUTORIAL: MATH MANIA
(GRADES 3-4)
KIDS/211A
Students will review and enhance basic math skills
such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division,
fractions, charts, graphs, and telling time according to
their grade level. Students will use games, worksheets
and story problems to enrich their skills. Limited to 8
students.
Dates: Oct 6-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
10377 S/10a-11a
UMF/251 Felix
12018* M/4:30p-5:30p UMF/250 Vanherk
12019† W/5:30p-6:30p CC/CE4-3 Vanherk
FEE
$50
$50
$50
TUTORIAL: PRE-GEOMETRY
(GRADES 4-6)
KIDS/220
TUTORIAL: ALGEBRA 1
(GRADES 7+)
KIDS/226
Students will learn basic ideas of geometry such as line
and angle relationships, transversals, area and
perimeter of various polygons, and area and
circumference of circles in a fun environment.
This course is designed to enhance equation solving
skills. It will also cover integers, rational numbers,
square roots, fractions, decimals, percents, and solving
equations with variables on both sides. Educational
materials provided. Class limited to 8 students.
Dates: Oct 6-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10582 M/6p-7p
PLACE
YL/305
INSTR
FEE
McLaughlin $50
* For information, call the Wilshire Center at
(714) 992-7700. Please do not contact the Church.
This course reinforces school curriculum using strong
math skills. Large multiplication, division, integers
(addition subtraction of positive and negative integers),
exponents, decimals, fractions, percents (addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division), order of
operation and simple variables and equations.
Educational materials provided. Class limited to 8
students.
Dates: Oct 6-Nov 3
10149
10626
10498*
10583*
S/9a-10a
S/1p-2p
W/4p-5p
T/4p-5p
PLACE
AN/114
UMF/251
AN/138
YL/305
INSTR
Sonn
Emperado
McLaughlin
McLaughlin
FEE
$60
$60
$60
$60
TUTORIAL: PRE-ALGEBRA
(GRADES 6+)
KIDS/224
This class will prepare the student for Algebra. Topics
include: Order of operation, integers, rational numbers,
GCF, LCM, exponents, fractions, decimals, variables,
simple one or two step equations, and functions.
Educational materials provided. Class limited to 8
students.
Dates: Oct 6-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10150
10627
10577*
10579*
S/10a-11a
S/2p-3p
W/5p-6p
T/5p-6p
PLACE
AN/138
UMF/251
AN/138
YL/305
INSTR
Emperado
Emperado
McLaughlin
McLaughlin
10322
10239
10578*
10580*
S/11a-12p
S/3p-4p
W/6p-7p
T/6p-7p
PLACE
AN/138
UMF/251
AN/138
YL/305
INSTR
Emperado
Emperado
McLaughlin
McLaughlin
FEE
$60
$60
$60
$60
TUTORIAL: ALGEBRA 2
(GRADE 8+)
KIDS/244
This course is designed to further strengthen and
develop a student's Algebra skills. It will quickly review
basic Algebra knowledge, and subsequently delve into
more complex Algebra materials, such as: 2nd and 3rd
degree polynomials, radicals, exponents, logarithms,
intermediate geometry, and analyzing and graphing
various functions.
Dates: Oct 6-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10625 S/9a-10a
PLACE
AN/138
INSTR
Emperado
FEE
$60
Music
Music&& Drama
Drama
TUTORIAL: MATH SKILLS
(GRADES 5-6)
KIDS/222
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
FEE
$60
$60
$60
$60
PIANO KEYBOARDING –
BEGINNING I
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/368
Students will learn the basics of the keyboard and
music theory. Students: bring your own keyboard (40key minimum) every week. A recital will be held on the
last day. Books will be suggested to buy at first class.
CRN DAYS
10261 T/3:30p4:30p
10481 T/3:30p4:30p
10482 Th/3:30p4:30p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
UMF/143
Mattoon
$50
AN/110
Mattoon
$50
CC/CE12-11 C o s t a n t i n o $50
PIANO KEYBOARDING –
BEGINNING II
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/376
For students who have completed Beginning I; pick up
book list at registration.
CRN DAYS
10263 T/4:30p5:30p
10272 T/4:30p5:30p
10495 Th/4:30p5:30p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
UMF/143
Mattoon
$50
AN/110
Mattoon
$50
CC/CE12-11 Costantino $50
Do what you love! Turn your hobby into a career at SCE!
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PIANO KEYBOARDING INTERMEDIATE
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/369
GUITAR FOR KIDS - LEVEL 1
(AGES 9+)
KIDS/1120
For students who have completed Beginning II; or have
at least 6 months keyboard/piano experience. Pick up
book list at registration.
Dates: Oct 2-Nov 6
CRN DAYS
10163 T/5:30p6:30p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
CC/CE12-11 Costantino $50
Learn to play the guitar in a fun way! Play simple
chords, read chord bar charts, and strumming patterns.
Bring your nylon-string or acoustic steel-string guitar
and medium guitar pick to class.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
10018 S/10a-11a UMF/252
Parent
$50
10302* M/4p-5p
AN/414
Hernandez $55
(AGES 6-8)
KIDS/1115
12091 S/10a-11a
12095 S/1:30p-2:30p
PLACE
CC/CE4-3
CC/CE4-3
NEW!
INSTR FEE
Austin
Austin
(AGES 6-8)
KIDS/1118
$50
$50
NEW!
Continue building on the fun progress of the level 1
class with more chords, strumming, melodies and
singing Bring your nylon-string or acoustic steel-string
guitar and medium guitar pick to class. Parents, please
accompany children.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
12093 S/12:30p1:30p
PLACE
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Austin
FEE
$50
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
INSTR
FEE
Austin
$50
NEW!
Continue building on the experience gained in the level
1 class! Learn new techniques, exercises and songs
with more advanced picking, chords and strumming.
Bring your nylon-string or acoustic steel-string guitar
and medium guitar pick to class.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
12096 S/2:30p3:30p
PLACE
CC/CE4-3
INSTR FEE
Austin
$50
GUITAR FOR KIDS - INTERMEDIATE
(AGES 9+)
KIDS/371
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
10020 S/12p-1p
UMF/252
Parent
$50
12115* M/6p-7p
AN/414
Hernandez $55
FEE
10019 S/11a-12p UMF/252
Parent
$50
10303* M/5p-6p
AN/414
Hernandez $55
10234† Th/7p-8p
UMF/143
Parent
$50
64
CC/CE4-3
(AGES 9+)
KIDS/1123
CRN DAYS
GUITAR FOR KIDS - BEGINNING
(AGES 9+)
KIDS/370A
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
PLACE
Young beginners develop confidence and enjoyment
for music. Learn parts of the guitar, strokes and
strumming, chords and melodies in order to play FUN
exercises and songs! Bring your nylon-string or
acoustic steel-string guitar and medium guitar pick to
class. Parents, please accompany children.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
12092 S/11a-12p
GUITAR FOR KIDS - BEGINNING
(AGES 6-8)
KIDS/370
NEW!
Kids learn basic chords, strumming, picking and the
classical rest stroke as they begin developing musical
interests of their own. In addition to techniques and
exercises, students learn to strum and sing traditional
and modern songs. Bring your nylon-string or acoustic
steel-string guitar and medium guitar pick to class.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
GUITAR FOR KIDS - ADVANCED
(AGES 9+)
KIDS/372
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10148 S/1:30p2:30p
PLACE
UMF/252
INSTR FEE
Parent
$50
BASS GUITAR FOR KIDS
(AGES 10+)
KIDS/373
PLAYING THE CELLO - BEGINNER II
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/375A
Students will learn basic notes on the bass guitar, major
and minor keys & scales (basic music theory), root notes
of chords, how to reach a lead sheet, play with a pick
and with fingers. Bring a bass guitar, a heavy pick and if
possible (optional) a small bass amplifier.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
Prerequisite: Must have completed Beginner I or have
instructor's approval. Learn to play and read simple
one position songs.
Chamber music for Cello
ensemble.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10373 S/2:30p-3:30p UMF/252
INSTR FEE
Parent
$50
INSTRUCTOR
SPOTLIGHT:
Kihae Kim-DeFazio
Instructor Kihae Kim-DeFazio
began her musical education at
the age of four with daily lessons
on the piano. After four years of
study, she was introduced to the
cello. Over the years, Kihae
emerged as a child prodigy and at age 13 she became
the youngest cello soloist selected to perform with the
Seoul National Symphony Orchestra. Prior to her
departure for the United States she was awarded
Korea's highest prize for musical performance, the
coveted
Nan-Pa
Award.
Kihae continued her American music education at
Meadowmount School of Music in New York, and has
studied under great cello master musicians such as
Janos Starker, Gregor Piatigorsky, Gabor Rejto. Kihae
has appeared in a variety of venues including the
Hollywood Bowl, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, the
Wilshire Ebell Theatre, the Pasadena Auditorium, and
the Crystal Cathedral. Her audiences have ranged
from school children to the Emperor and Empress of
Japan. Kihae has more than 30 years of teaching
experience, has served as a jury member for a variety
of competitions and auditions, and is a coach for a
variety of orchestras. She is currently a member of the
Musical Arts Club, the Music Teachers Association of
California, and teaches cello at Cypress College as well
as the School of Continuing Education Kids’ College.
Kihae teaches beginning and intermediate level cello in
our Kids’ College Program to children ages seven and
older. She and her students perform throughout Orange
County; visit her website at www.kihae.com for more
information.
CRN DAYS
10202 Th/6p-7p
CRN DAYS
10201 Th/5p-6p
PLACE
AN/132
INSTR
DeFazio
FEE
$75
INSTR
DeFazio
FEE
$75
Learn higher level of sound productions and first –
fourth positions. Chamber music for Cello ensemble.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
CRN DAYS
10278 Th/7p-8p
PLACE
AN/132
INSTR
DeFazio
FEE
$75
PLAYING THE CELLO
(INTERMEDIATE II)
KIDS/384
Learn higher level of sound and bow techniques
including vibratos. Chamber music for cello ensemble.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
CRN DAYS
10347 Th/8p-9p
PLACE
AN/132
INSTR
DeFazio
FEE
$75
VOCAL FOR KIDS (AGES 7-10)
KIDS/325
Group instruction emphasizing principles of vocal
technique and production, along with diction, breath
control and correct posture for singing and shaping
tone quality. Unison and part singing, along with sightreading skills. Varied repertoire. Sheet music included.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
12073 S/9a-10a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-315 Mattoon
FEE
$60
VOCAL FOR KIDS (AGES 11+)
KIDS/326
Group instruction emphasizing principles of vocal
technique and production, along with diction, breath
control and correct posture for singing and shaping
tone quality. Unison and part singing, along with sightreading skills. Varied repertoire. Sheet music included.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
12074 S/10a-11a
Learn to play the cello! Develop good technique,
musicality, and have fun at the same time. Develop
self-confidence, good listening and motor skills,
memory, and concentration. Prior playing experience is
not required. Teacher will assist with instrument rental.
Class is limited to 6 students.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
AN/132
PLAYING THE CELLO
(INTERMEDIATE I)
KIDS/383
CRN DAYS
PLAYING THE CELLO - BEGINNER I
(AGE 7+)
KIDS/375
PLACE
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-315 Mattoon
FEE
$60
ORANGE COUNTY JUNIOR
ORCHESTRA
KIDS/333
This classroom component of the Orange County
Junior Orchestra provides an opportunity for advanced
musical training. Ensemble experiences are available in
the Junior Orchestra for Grades 7-10 and the Chamber
Strings for Grades 5-7. Auditions are required and are
by appointment. Pick up an information sheet in any
School of Continuing Education Registration Office.
Dates: Sep 29-Dec 1
CRN DAYS
10209 S/9a-1p
PLACE
TBA
INSTR
Frelly
FEE
$30
SCE can help you transition to college
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Violin -- Suzuki
Suzuki Method
Violin
Method
The Suzuki method requires parents to learn and
play Violin with their child. Violin rental information
available in class.
VIOLIN I
(AGES4+)
KIDS/351
Prerequisite: Must have completed Violin I - V or have
instructor's approval. Technique and reading including
I, III, and V position.
Dates: Sep 28-Nov 2
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
10061 F/5:30p-6:15p CC/CE10-15 Chan
Learn the violin using the successful Suzuki method.
Develop your child's concentration, motor skills,
memory powers and self-confidence. Students learn to
play easily and musically. Class is limited to 6 students.
Beginners: Pick up handout at registration. NOTE:
Parents are required to learn and play along with their
child!
Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
VIOLIN: PERFORMANCE I
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/364
10057 M/4p-4:45p CC/CE4-2
Chan
10058* F/4p-4:45p CC/CE10-15 Chan
VIOLIN: PERFORMANCE II
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/357
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
$75
$75
Prerequisite: Must have completed Violin I. Learn
songs using beginner finger and melodic patterns.
Dates: Sep 28-Nov 2
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
10059 F/4:45p-5:30p CC/CE10-15 Chan
$75
Prerequisite: Must be enrolled in Violin IV. Chamber
music for violin ensemble.
Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10345 M/6:15p-7p CC/CE4-2
INSTR
Chan
FEE
$75
FEE
VIOLIN II
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/352
$75
Prerequisite: Must be enrolled in Violin V. Chamber
music for violin ensemble including string and piano
trios.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
10344 S/9:45a-10:30a CC/GYM 2
Chan
$75
This class will be held upstairs in the lobby area
of Gym 2
VIOLIN: PERFORMANCE III
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/356
VIOLIN III
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/355
Prerequisite: Must have completed Violin I and II or
have instructor's approval. Develop technique for
playing primary level songs.
Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
Prerequisite: Must be enrolled in Violin VI. Chamber
music for violin ensemble including string and piano
trios, quartets and string orchestra.
Dates: Sep 28-Nov 2
10341 M/4:45p-5:30p CC/CE4-2
10060 F/6:15p-7:15p CC/CE10-15 Chan
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
Chan
$75
VIOLIN IV
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/353
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
$75
Personal Enrichment
Enrichment
Personal
Prerequisite: Must have completed Violin I - III or have
instructor's approval. Develop for playing primary level
songs on all 4 strings and begin reading music.
Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
DESIGNING YOUR OWN
NEWSPAPER (GRADES 4-6)
KIDS/1050
10343 M/5:30p6:15p
Students will have fun designing their own newspaper.
Writing assignments will include interviews, movie
reviews, sports features and editorials.
Dates: Oct 2-Nov 6
CRN DAYS
PLACE
CC/CE4-2
INSTR
Chan
FEE
$75
CRN DAYS
VIOLIN V
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/358
12110 T/3:30p-4:30p
Prerequisite: Must have completed Violin I - IV or
instructor's approval. Technique and reading in one
position.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
10342 S/8:45a-9:45a CC/GYM 2
Chan
$75
This class will be held upstairs in the lobby area
of Gym 2
66
VIOLIN VI
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/359
PLACE
YL/TBA
INSTR FEE
Strauss $45
POEMS AND PLAYS (GRADES 4-6)
KIDS/1060
Students will learn how to write short plays and present
them to the class.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
12111 Th/3:30p-4:30p YL/TBA
Strauss
FEE
$45
PHONICS (AGES 5-6)
KIDS/116
Readingand
and Writing
Writing
Reading
FUN WITH STORYTELLING
(AGES 3-5)
KIDS/104
For children just learning to read or having difficulty
reading. Teaches sounds in a fun but learning
atmosphere through stories, plays and writing.
Dates: Oct 2-Nov 6
Stories are told through dramatization, puppetry, finger
plays and songs. Sparks the imagination!
Dates: Oct 3-Nov 7
10030 T/3:30p-4:30p
CRN DAYS
10025 W/3p-4p
PLACE
YL/305
INSTR
Bray
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
YL/408
Bray
$45
FEE
$45
FROLIC IN THE LAND OF
STORYTELLING
(AGES 4-7)
KIDS/105
Children help a dynamic storyteller perform stories
related to a weekly theme by portraying characters,
contributing dialog and doing pantomime. Interaction
with story props and play with rhythm instruments and
puppets. Singing, a craft project and finger plays will
stretch their imagination. Parents welcome.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10012 S/9a-10a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-222 Andrews
FEE
$45
READINESS FOR KINDERGARTEN
(AGES 4-5)
KIDS/101
Only for children entering kindergarten within the next
year; children will be exposed to math, reading
readiness and other school experiences. Each term
uses different work.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
*Dates: Oct 1-Nov 5
CRN DAYS
10031 S/11a-12p
10300 S/11a-12p
10503 S/12:30p1:30p
12123* M/1p-2p
Elementary, My Dear Watson…
Do your children lack the motivation to read a book
cover to cover? Then get these reluctant readers a
mystery book stat!
A good “whodunit,” full of crime and suspense, is nearly
impossible to put down. Not only that, but as children
follow a fictional detective's investigation, they are
developing complex mathematical (deductive
reasoning) and scientific skills (forming and proving a
hypothesis).
Enroll your child in a KIDS COLLEGE Reading Class
today and spark their imagination forever! Also, check
out the Reading is Fundamental non-profit organization
website for more inspiring tips at www.rif.org.
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
READINESS FOR FIRST GRADE
KIDS/102
YL/TBA
Narahara
$45
CRN DAYS
CC/CE10-15 TeGantvoort $45
UMF/142
Kuruppu
$45
For children who will be entering first grade within this
year. Children will learn phonics, touch math, reading,
and other school-related activities.
Dates: Oct 3-Nov 7
10276 W/4p-5p
PRE-READING SKILLS
(AGES 4.5-5)
KIDS/194
Children must be able to hear and manipulate oral
sound patterns before they can learn to read. This class
offers a new technique called "Phonemic Awareness",
where children practice manipulating words with fun
songs and activities. An information packet for parents
will be given to continue practicing at home. Limited to
15 students.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10197 S/10a-11a
PLACE
AN/116
INSTR
Ortega
FEE
$45
BASIC PHONICS
(AGES 5-6)
KIDS/118
PLACE
YL/408
INSTR
Bray
FEE
$45
BEGINNING PHONICS AND
PRINTING (AGES 5-6)
KIDS/234
This hands-on course introduces proper letter formation
while teaching the students how to blend sounds. It
includes fun games and activities designed to motivate
children to express themselves with writing. Each
student will have a response board to demonstrate
understanding. Limited to 15 students.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10198 S/9a-10a
10571 S/11a-12p
PLACE
AN/116
AN/116
INSTR
Ortega
Ortega
FEE
$45
$45
FUN WITH PHONICS (GRADES 1-3)
KIDS/115
For the young reader needing help in phonics. Children
will be encouraged to be creative using sounds and
simple writing and reading drills.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
For children just learning to read or having difficulty
reading. Sounds are taught in a fun but learning
atmosphere through stories and writing.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
12011 S/9a-10a
10013 S/9a-10a CC/CE10-15 T eGa n tvoo r t $45
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
CC/CE12-10 Nevarez $45
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
SCE offers job training for the real world
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BRINGING READING ALIVE
(GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/161B
READING & COMPREHENSION
(GRADES 5-6)
KIDS/151
Students have fun learning basic comprehension
strategies and develop an understanding of basic story
elements through arts and crafts projects, writing, and
critical thinking. Basic art vocabulary will be introduced
through the projects.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
Students will learn to read more effectively, enhance
their reading, comprehension, interpretation and
vocabulary skills.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
12012 S/1p2:30p
PLACE
CC/CE12-10
INSTR
Nevarez
FEE
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
UMF/142
Kuruppu
$45
IMPROVE YOUR HANDWRITING
(GRADES 3+)
KIDS/121
Learn and practice writing in the cursive context and
strengthen your handwriting skills.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
12122 S/9a-10a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-13 Jones
FEE
$45
CREATIVE WRITING (GRADES 3-5)
KIDS/138
Children will learn how to write creative stories using
their imagination. Students will also learn correct
grammar, punctuation and develop vocabulary skills.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10010 S/10a-11a
10497 S/12p-1p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-10 Nevarez
UMF/142
Kuruppu
FEE
$45
$45
READING & COMPREHENSION
(GRADES 3-4)
KIDS/117A
Students will enhance their reading comprehension,
learn to read more effectively, and improve
interpretation and vocabulary skills.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10023 S/10a-11a
10388 S/11a-12p
PLACE
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-13 Jones
AN/114
Sonn
Get more for less!
FEE
$45
$45
Tutorials with small class sizes allow students
more one-on-one time with the instructor so less
class time is needed. Tutorials begin in October.
Cultivate Confidence in Your Child.
Kids’ College Tutorials…Sign Up Today!
FEE
$45
$45
Learn to select important material, organize your
thoughts, rewrite creatively in your own words in order
to write good papers and reports. Face your fears and
feel confident by giving oral reports with visual aids!
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10033 S/12p-1p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-12 Duran
FEE
$45
USING RESEARCH RESOURCES
(GRADES 4-5)
KIDS/1070
Learn how to use resources such as a dictionary,
encyclopedia, almanac and atlas to help create an
outstanding research paper.
Dates: Oct 2-Nov 6
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
12112 T/4:30p-5:30p YL/TBA
Strauss
FEE
$45
HOW TO STUDY, TAKE TESTS AND
ORGANIZE YOURSELF (GRADES 3-6)
KIDS/130
Children will learn how to set up school work for home
study and practice good study techniques. See how
much better organized your children become with
increased improvement in their school grades.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10298 S/11a-12p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-13 Jones
FEE
$45
MEMORY POWER FOR KIDS
(AGES 7-10)
KIDS/126
Help your child be more productive and open new
doors to learning - they will receive many different
opportunities to increase the capability to remember.
You'll see grades go up and self-confidence will grow
too.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10029 S/12p-1p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-13 Jones
FEE
$45
DIAGRAMMING SENTENCES
(GRADES 4-6)
KIDS/119
Learn parts of speech such as adjectives, adverbs,
verbs, nouns, prepositions and how to diagram
sentences.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
12113 Th/4:30p-5:30p YL/TBA
68
INSTR
AN/114
Sonn
CC/TE3-218 Sonn
WRITING REPORTS AND PAPERS
(AGES 8+)
KIDS/124
Your child will love to read while learning basic phonics
and spelling skills in a fun and creative way to ensure
confident and successful readers. Includes phonics
games, letter and word bingo, story charts and word
searches. Bring your favorite book to class to share.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
10026 S/10a-11a
10662 S/1p-2p
10270 S/10a-11a
10389 S/1p-2p
$55
CELEBRATE READING
(GRADES 1-3)
KIDS/153
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
Strauss
FEE
$45
HOW TO WRITE A RESEARCH
PAPER
(GRADES 4 TO 6)
KIDS/1105
NEW!
In this class students will learn the process for writing a
research paper. Topics include finding resources,
taking notes, writing an outline, writing and revising a
draft, and writing a bibliography.
Dates: Oct 2-Nov 6
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
12029 T/5:30p-6:30p YL/TBA
Strauss
IMPROVE YOUR WRITING
(GRADES 5 & 6)
KIDS/1110
FEE
$45
12028 Th/5:30p6:30p
PLACE
YL/TBA
INSTR
Strauss
FEE
$45
First United Methodist Church of
Fullerton
WRITING WORKSHOP
(GRADES 7+)
KIDS/947
This writing workshop will expose students to a wide
range of writing styles, familiarize students with the
writing process, and enhance both the reading and
writing skills of the student. Students will share their
work and critique each other in a cooperative, nurturing
environment. Whether the student is a struggling writer
or a highly skilled writer this workshop will benefit them.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
12109 S/12p-2p
PLACE
UMF/236
INSTR
Kraus
CRN DAYS
PLACE
AN/117
UMF/236
INSTR
Kraus
Kraus
FEE
$45
$45
NEW!
CRN DAYS
Students will become more effective readers by
learning strategies to read different types of writing. By
responding in writing to what they read, students will
increase comprehension and improve written
communication skills. Techniques such as analyzing,
summarizing, comparing, critiquing, and interpreting will
be applied to in-class reading and writing projects.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
10193 S/9a-10a
10483 S/11a-12p
In this class students will sharpen their writing and
critical thinking skills. They will edit short articles, review
grammar and punctuation rules, and learn skills used to
write paragraphs about a variety of topics.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
CRN DAYS
IMPROVE YOUR READING AND
WRITING (GRADES 7-10)
KIDS/191
FEE
$65
Reading
Reading Tutorials
Tutorials
TUTORIAL: READY, SET, READ!
(GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/214
This is a tutorial-based class that is developed to assist
the emergent reader. There will be a strong focus on
phonics and mastery of basic sight words. Limited to 8
students.
CRN DAYS
10314 T/4p-5p
12125 W/4p-5p
PLACE
AN/110
YL/TBA
INSTR
Alicea
Narahara
FEE
$50
$50
TUTORIAL: THE JOY OF READING
(GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/136
Your child will read while learning basic phonics and
spelling skills in a fun and creative way to ensure
confident and successful readers. Includes phonics
games, letter and word bingo. Limited to 8 students.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
12124 T/4:30p-5:30p YL/TBA
INSTR FEE
Bray
$50
TUTORIAL: READING AND WRITING
REVIEW (GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/148
Students will enrich reading and writing skills by
practicing language arts through writing, capitalization,
using proper punctuation, spelling, correcting
sentences, reading, and more through the use of ability
leveled study packets. Each term uses different work.
Limited to 8 students.
Dates: Oct 6-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10496 S/9a-10a
12104* W/3:30p4:30p
12015* W/4p-5p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE4-2
TeGantvoort $50
UMF/143
UMF/147
Kuruppu
Cowing
FEE
$50
$50
ATTENTION MOM & DAD: You TOO Can Take a Class!
Are you looking for something to do while your kids are attending classes? Check out these FREE classes:
Fitness Classes: Aerobics, Cardio Kickboxing, Fitness Center/Weightlifting, Tai Chi Chuan, Martial Arts
Computer Internet Center: Internet Access, Free e-mail, Learn a new software program!
Check out this class schedule for more information on class locations and times or visit www.sce.cc.ca.us/schedule.
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TUTORIAL: READING AND WRITING
REVIEW
(GRADES 3-4)
KIDS/148A
Dates: Oct 6-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10660 S/10a-11a
12105* W/4:30p5:30p
10572* W/5p-6p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
UMF/143
UMF/147
Kuruppu
Cowing
$50
$50
CC/CE4-2
TeGantvoort $50
ALL ABOUT SCIENCE FAIR
PROJECTS (GRADES 3-5)
KIDS/1100
CRN DAYS
10682 Th/4p-6p
TUTORIAL: READING AND
COMPREHENSION
(GRADES 3-4)
KIDS/117
10584 T/5p-6p
12126 W/5p-6p
PLACE
INSTR
AN/110
YL/TBA
Alicea
Narahara
FEE
$50
$50
Science
Science
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-12 Duran
FEE
$45
A mad scientist helps students discover how and why
our world works. Learn crazy things such as crime
solving techniques.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
10570 S/9a-10a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12- Duran
12
FEE
$45
Young scientists will use their imagination, observation
and hands-on techniques to explore various fields of
science. Students will experiment with electricity,
polymers, gravity and much more. They will learn the
ooey-gooey secret of "Jammin' Jelly Slime." Materials
included.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
10055 S/10a-11a
70
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-12 Duran
FEE
$65
BASKETBALL CLINIC
(AGES 4-6)
KIDS/601
10035 S/12p-1p
PLACE
CC/GYM 1
INSTR
FEE
INSTR
FEE
INSTR
FEE
Davenport
Nesheiwat
$45
BASKETBALL CLINIC
(AGES 7-9)
KIDS/601A
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
CC/GYM 1
Davenport
Nesheiwat
$45
BASKETBALL CLINIC
(AGES 10+)
KIDS/601B
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10037 S/2p-3p
PLACE
CC/GYM 1
Davenport
Nesheiwat
$45
PEE WEE BASEBALL
(AGES 4-5)
KIDS/607A
CHEMISTRY AND SCIENCE
WONDERS
(AGES 9+)
KIDS/710
CRN DAYS
Khan
Please bring water and a towel when
participating in a sport or outdoor class.
10036 S/1p-2p
WILD AND WACKY SCIENCE
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/703
CRN DAYS
INSTR
STUDENT ATHLETES:
CRN DAYS
Children will interact with the world of science using
hand-on techniques and observation. They will probe
life science, physical science and chemistry. They will
formulate slime; master the wizardry of ice cream, plus
much more! Materials included.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
10034 S/11a-12p
CC/CE2-1
Learn the fundamentals of basketball through
instruction and practice. Includes these basic skills:
footwork, passing, dribbling, shooting and running. Kids
improve their knowledge of the game and coordination.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CHEMISTRY FOR WEE WIZARDS
(AGES 6-8)
KIDS/705
CRN DAYS
PLACE
Sports
Sports
Students will learn to read more effectively, enhance
their reading comprehension, interpretation and
vocabulary skills.
CRN DAYS
NEW!
Students will be exposed to the content and meaning of
a Science Fair Project. Students will have a hands-on
experience with experiments, data charts, and results.
Students will have a better understanding about each
section of the science fair project, and be better
prepared for the actual event.
Dates: Oct 4-Nov 8
FEE
$45
Students learn the fundamentals of batting, throwing,
catching, and running bases in a non-competitive
environment. Bring baseball mitts to class.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10147 S/10a-11a
PLACE
CC/Field
Lawn by CC Bookstore
10301 S/11a-12p CC/Field
INSTR
FEE
Vazquez
Mims
$45
Vazquez
Mims
$45
PEE WEE BASEBALL (AGES 6+)
KIDS/607
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10048 S/9a-10a
PLACE
CC/Field
INSTR
Vazquez
Mims
FEE
$45
10214 F/5p-6p
Designed to teach children the basic beginning skills of
soccer. Children will excel in both confidence and team
playing abilities. #4 soccer ball is required.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
PLACE
10049 S/9a-10a
CC/Field
10050 S/11a-12p
CC/Field
INSTR
Eidlhuber
Miller
Eidlhuber
Miller
FEE
$45
$45
PEE WEE SOCCER (AGES 6-8)
KIDS/610A
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10051 S/10a-11a
PLACE
CC/Field
INSTR
Eidlhuber
Miller
FEE
$45
For children who have learned the fundamentals of
soccer, and want to improve skills before entering
league play. Class will concentrate on all aspects of the
game of soccer.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
10308 S/12p-1p
PLACE
CC/Field
INSTR
Eidlhuber
Miller
FEE
$45
TENNIS FOR KIDS - BEGINNING
(AGES 6-9)
KIDS/626
Instruction in basic skills. Students will learn forehand,
backhand, serve, volley, approach shot and footwork.
Bring racquet and one can of new tennis balls. Makeup
classes in case of rain.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
PLACE
INSTR FEE
CC/Tennis Court Noor
The emphasis of this class is on teaching and learning
football fundamentals and terminology. This class
teaches young people football fundamentals like
throwing and catching the ball, running pass routes,
proper tackling form and other basic defensive
principles. This is NOT a contact or tackle football
class.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10348 S/10a-11a
PLACE
CC/Field
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
10349 S/11a-12p
$50
$50
PLACE
CC/Field
TENNIS FOR KIDS - BEGINNING
(AGES 10+)
KIDS/626A
CRN DAYS
10165 S/10a-11a
10166 S/11a-12p
PLACE
INSTR FEE
INSTR
Wright
FEE
$45
$50
$50
INSTR
Wright
FEE
$45
YOUTH TOUCH FOOTBALL
(AGES 12+)
KIDS/1003
10573 S/12p-1p
PLACE
CC/Field
INSTR
Wright
FEE
$45
WATER POLO FOR KIDS –
BEGINNING (AGES 9-14)
KIDS/669
This class is designed to provide basic instruction in the
Olympic sport of Water Polo to students ages 9-14.
Boys and girls will learn passing, dribbling, shooting,
alternating frog kick, rules of the sport and aspects of
team play. Class sessions will be in the pool. Practice
games will occur after skills are learned. Must wear a
suit and have some basic swimming skills. Goggles
are encouraged. For additional information please read
chapters found at http://fcwaterpolo.fullcoll.edu
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
CRN DAYS
PLACE
10242 S/8:30a-10a FC-POOL
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
$50
(AGES 6-8)
KIDS/1001
CRN DAYS
10167 S/12p-1p
10169 S/1p-2p
INSTR FEE
PLEASE NOTE: The YOUTH TOUCH
FOOTBALL CLASSES are not contact or tackle
classes. They are fundamental classes only.
Dates: Sep 29-Nov 3
For TENNIS CLASSES, students need to bring a
tennis racket and a can of balls. Tennis shoes
must be worn on the court.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
(AGES 9-11)
KIDS/1002
PEE WEE SOCCER LEVEL II
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/618
CRN DAYS
Permission needed from Instructor!
Dates: Sep 28-Nov 2
CRN DAYS
PEE WEE SOCCER BEGINNING
(AGES 4-6)
KIDS/610
CRN DAYS
TENNIS FOR KIDS - ADVANCED
BEGINNING
KIDS/627
INSTR
Snyder
O'Toole
FEE
$50
The above WATER POLO CLASS is held at the
Fullerton College Pool. Class is held rain or
shine with the exception of lightning strikes.
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General Information
General information
GENERAL INFORMATION
SCE SCHEDULE SYMBOL KEY
AN = Anaheim Campus
CC = Cypress College Campus
CRN = Course Registration Number
NC = No class will be held on that date
FC = Fullerton College
UMF = United Methodist Church of Fullerton
WIL = Wilshire Campus (Fullerton)
YL = Yorba Linda Campus
By district policy, "every course, course section or
class shall be open to enrollment and participation
by any person who has been admitted to the
School of Continuing Education (SCE)".
CLASSES
ADMISSION TO CLASSES: Students are admitted
on a first come, first served basis. Students are not
permitted to attend classes in which they are not
officially enrolled. This means NO petitioning or
auditing in a SCE class (ECE classes are an
exception). Classes 'filled' may have a 'waiting list'
already established for students wanting to attend.
Non-Tuition Classes: You must attend first day of
class or you may lose your spot!
CLASS CANCELLATIONS: If class attendance
drops, classes may be cancelled.
CLASS SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:
SCE has made every reasonable effort to
determine that this class schedule is accurate;
however, changes may occur after press time.
CLASS ATTENDANCE: Students are expected to
attend all classes, or the class may be cancelled.
Non-tuition classes may be discontinued during the
trimester if attendance drops. Tuition classes,
however, will continue according to schedule once
they have started.
WEEKEND POLICY: It is a practice that SCE
classes do not normally meet on a weekend
following a Friday District Holiday or preceding a
Monday District Holiday. Instructors should discuss
this practice with their students. In the event it
appears necessary for a class to be held on such a
weekend, this would constitute an exception to the
general practice. At that time, the instructor must
discuss this need with the program coordinator or
dean to ensure site and classroom availability. If
approval is obtained from the coordinator or dean,
this special arrangement for that weekend class will
be communicated, notifying students, instructor,
office staff and security. It is intended this
procedure will meet program standards and be of
direct benefit to students.
BOOKSTORES: The bookstore can be reached for
the following locations:
Anaheim Campus (714) 808-4675
Cypress Campus (714) 484-7336
Wilshire Campus (714) 992-7557
CHILDREN IN CLASS: No children are to attend
adult classes.
IN-CLASS REGISTRATION: You must be present
at the first meeting of any class where in-class
registration takes place or you may lose your spot
to someone else. A minimum number of students
must attend the first class meeting. Non-tuition
classes may be discontinued during the trimester if
attendance drops. Tuition classes, however, will
continue according to schedule once they have
started. NOTE: In-class registration is on a "first
come, first served" basis, so arrive on time!
WHERE DO YOU REGISTER? No matter where
the class is held, students can register at any of the
four SCE campuses: Anaheim (Second Floor),
Cypress (Pkg Lot 4: Bldg CE11-8), Wilshire (Bldg
100), Yorba LInda (Bldg 100). You may also
register on-line at www.sce.cc.ca.us by
following the WebStar Registration Instructions
on the web.
MINOR STUDENTS: SCE classes are open to
those 18- years or older who have been admitted to
SCE and are not attending school. Students under
18 who have not graduated from high school may
infrequently be permitted to attend under special
circumstances. It is advisable to contact the
administrator (Dean or Provost) at the site where
the class is offered prior to obtaining the required
permission letter from the school the minor student
is currently attending. If permission to enroll is
granted by the Dean or Provost, the minor student
may enroll only after the regular registration period
so that priority is given to adult students. Children
of any age may take Kids' College classes as
indicated in the course descriptions.
NAME CHANGE: Students are encouraged to visit
one of the SCE campuses to request a name
change prior to registration. Students must provide
a picture ID when requesting a name change. No
name changes will be made during the three days
of registration.
PARKING
PARKING FEES: Permit parking spaces are
limited. Remember a parking permit does not
always guarantee a parking space. IF YOU DON'T
HAVE A PERMIT YOU WILL GET A TICKET! An
exception to this policy - DMV disabled person
placard holders are allowed to park free in metered
parking spots. Parking in any other spots requires
a paid permit. Parking permits are refundable prior
to first class meetings only and must be returned to
receive a refund. Park head in only.
Parking at the Anaheim and Wilshire Campuses:
Parking is by permit only. Vehicle permits: $35,
motorcycle permits: $20; both are available at the
SCE Front Counter. Daily passes are available for
$2 throughout parking areas. Students taking
classes at the United Methodist Church in
Fullerton can continue to park in the Wilshire
Center parking utilizing the SCE parking pass.
Parking at the Cypress Campus: Parking is by
permit only. Vehicle permits: $35; motorcycle
permits: $20 both are available at the Cypress
Continuing Education Office, in CE11-8 (off of
parking lot 4). Daily passes are available for $2
throughout campus and parking areas.
Parking at the Yorba Linda Campus: Free parking!
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General Information
BUS SERVICE: OCTD provides service to each of
our four SCE campuses. For more information, call
(714) 636-7433.
FEES
APPORTIONMENT CLASSES: These classes
appear as free but are actually funded by the State.
Funding is received for each hour of student
attendance. The cost of offering the class is
covered by these funds. The class may be
cancelled if the attendance falls below the level
needed to cover the costs of the class. The State
has mandated that apportionment classes be
offered in the following nine areas:
1. English-as-a-Second Language
2. Citizenship for Immigrants
3. Elementary and Secondary Basic Skills
4. Health and Safety
5. Course for those with Substantial Disabilities
6. Parenting
7. Home Economics
8. Courses for Older Adults
9. Short-Term Vocational
Release of Records
In accordance with the Federal Family Educational
Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, SCE may release
or publish, without the student's prior consent,
items in the category of public (directory)
information which includes name, date and place of
birth, major field of study, participation in officially
recognized activities in sports, weight and height (if
a member of an athletic team), dates of attendance,
and degrees and awards received, and recent
educational institutions or agencies.
Students who wish to have this information
restricted must submit a written request to the
Registrar's Office at the Wilshire Center. Requests
must be filed within fifteen calendar days from the
beginning of each trimester a student is in
attendance.
For some apportionment classes, a nominal fee is
charged. This fee covers the cost of materials
consumed or provided during the course of the
class.
TUITION CLASSES: Students pay a fee for these
classes. Students must cover the entire cost of
offering the class. These classes will not be
cancelled if attendance falls low during the term.
HOW MAY I PAY FOR CLASSES?
Full payment is required at the time of registration.
Cash, checks, money orders, and credit cards
(MasterCard and VISA) are accepted. $25 will be
charged to any students' account where a check is
returned for non-sufficient funds.
TUITION FEES: Classes NOT funded by State
legislature are supported by student tuition. For
instructional materials or supplies required for
certain classes, you will have to pay these fees.
While late registration is permissible in most
classes, full payment of tuition fees is always
required.
HOLDS School of Continuing Education will
withhold transcripts, registration privileges or any
combination hereof from any student or former
student who has failed to pay all outstanding fees
(from current or previous terms) or for other
administrative reasons.
REFUNDS: A Refund Petition must be filled out 48
hours before the class starts. A $10 processing fee
will be deducted from ALL refunds issued (except
classes canceled by the District). Term refunds will
be processed two weeks after the term begins. No
refunds on books or bus tours.
RECORDS
STUDENT RECORDS: California Administrative
Code, Title V, and District policy states that you can
review your student records at any time. All
student records are located at the SCE Wilshire
Campus. Transcript requests are accepted by mail
(the form may be printed off of the SCE web site) or
in person. Please allow 10 business days for
processing.
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General information - Administration
OPEN ENROLLMENT
It is the policy of the North Orange County
Community College District (NOCCCD) that, unless
specifically exempted by statue, every course
section or class, the full-time equivalent students
(FTES) attendance of which is to be reported for
state aid, wherever offered and maintained by
NOCCCD, shall be fully open to enrollment and
participation by any person who has been admitted
to the college(s) or School of Continuing Education
and who meets such prerequisites as may be
established pursuant to Chapter II, Division 2, part
VI, Title 5 of the California Administrative Code,
commencing with Section 51820.
NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT
The North Orange County Community College
District (NOCCCD) in compliance with all applicable
Federal and State laws, does not discriminate on
the basis or race, color, national origin, ancestry,
marital status, age, religion, disability, sex, or sexual
orientation in any of its policies, procedures, or
practices. Consistent with State and Federal law
and District policy, the NOCCCD forbids sexual
harassment at any of its locations. The District will
take preventive, corrective, and disciplinary action
for any act that violates this policy or the rights and
privileges it is designed to protect. The District does
not discriminate against any employees or
applicants for employment on the basis of their age,
or because of their medical condition; nor does the
District discriminate on the basis of citizenship or
sexual orientation, within the limits imposed by law
or District policy. This non-discrimination statement
covers admission, access, and service in District
programs, activities, and application for and
treatment in District employment.
NOCCCDNocccd
Board of Trustees
NOCCCD
BOARD
OF TRUSTEES
Board
of Trustees
Jeffrey P. Brown
Barbara Dunsheath
Leonard Lahtinen
Michael B. Matsuda
Molly McClanahan
Donna Miller
Manny Ontiveros
Sabrina Tinsay Student Trustee--Cypress College
David Adame Student Trustee--Fullerton College
Nocccd
administration
NOCCCD
Administration
NOCCCD ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Jerome Hunter, Chancellor
Fred Williams, Vice Chancellor
Jeffrey Horsley, Vice Chancellor
Deborah Ludford, Director, Information Services
Christie Wallace Noring, Director, Public Affairs
Dr. W. Gary McGuire, Provost, School of Continuing
Education
Dr. Michael Kasler, President Cypress College
Dr. Kathleen Hodge, President, Fullerton College
Class Schedule Design: Rebecca Guillen, & Vinh
Van Dang, Mary Jo Marvulli.
SEXUAL HARASSMENT, DRUG-FREE AND
ALCOHOL-FREE DISTRICT POLICIES
For a copy of these policies, please refer to the SCE
website at www.sce.cc.ca.us.
DISABLED STUDENT PROGRAMS & SERVICES
SCE provides support services to enable persons
with disabilities to participate in classes and
programs. Such support may include tutors,
interpreter service, note takers, or other assistance.
In addition, special classes are offered for those
who are not yet ready to benefit from general
continuing education offerings. See the Disabled
Student Programs and Services section in this
schedule for class listings or call (714) 484-7057.
WE'RE LOOKING FOR NEW
INSTRUCTORS!
Do You Want To Teach For The School Of
Continuing Education?
We are looking for new instructors for the following programs:
x
Older Adult Classes
x
Kids’ College
x
VESL/ESL
x
Computer Classes
You must meet minimum qualifications set by the State
of California Chancellor's Office. For more info, call
(714) 484-7038. If qualified, please send a resume to:
Thomas J. Parisi - Dean of Instruction
School of Continuing Education
9200 Valley View - Cypress, California 90630
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Continuing Education campus Locations Off-Campus Continuing Education locations
Continuing
Education
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Campus
CAMPUS Locations
LOCATIONS
Your instructor will advise you if a book is needed for
your class. All books sales are final!
ANAHEIM CAMPUS
1830 W. Romneya Drive - Anaheim 92801
(714) 808-4999
Greg Schulz (Dean of Instruction)
M-Th (8a-8p); Fri (8a-5p); Sat (8-11:30a)
COMPUTER CENTER
(714) 808-4712: HOURS: M-F (8:30a-4p); M-Th (5-8p)
DISABLED STUDENT PROGRAM AND SERVICES
(714) 808-4558 TTY: (714) 761-8165; HOURS: M-F (8a-5p)
(714) 808-4638; HOURS: M-F (8a-5p)
HIGH SCHOOL LAB
(714) 808-4582; HOURS: M-Th (8:30a-2:45p/6-9)
OLDER ADULTS PROGRAM
(714) 808-4909; HOURS: M-F (8a-5p)
TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
1-800-662-2322
CYPRESS CAMPUS
9200 Valley View, Cypress 90630
CE11-8, Parking Lots #4, #5
(714) 484-7038
Tom Parisi (Dean of Instruction)
M -Th (8a-7:30p); Fri (8a-4p); Sat (8a-2p)
COMPUTER CENTER
(714) 484-7437; HOURS: M-Th (8a-4p) F (8a-12n)
HIGH SCHOOL LAB
(714) 484-7438; HOURS: M-Th (8:30a-2:45p/6-9)
DISABLED STUDENT PROGRAM AND SERVICES
(714) 484-7057 TTY: (714) 761-8165 HOURS: M-F (8a-5p)
WILSHIRE CAMPUS
315 E. Wilshire, Fullerton 92832; (714) 992-7700
Christine Terry (Dean of Instruction)
M-Th (8a-9:30p); F (8a-4p) Sat (9a-2p)
Most Wilshire Center classes will be temporarily held at
United Methodist Church of Fullerton
114 N. Pomona, Fullerton 92832
Do not call the church; for info, call 714-992-7700
Registration still held at the Wilshire Campus
Park at the Wilshire Campus with SCE pass
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM – UMF, Room 41
(714) 992-9918; HOURS: M-Th (8:30a-2:45p/6-9)
YORBA LINDA CAMPUS
4175 Fairmont Blvd. - Yorba Linda 92886
(714) 779-8279
Greg Schulz (Dean of Instruction)
M-Th (8a-7:30p); Fridays/Saturdays (Closed)
Off-Campus
continuing
OFF-CAMPUS CONTINUING
education
EDUCATION locations
LOCATIONS
Register in Class!
Do not call location unless noted.
Abraham Lincoln
Elem
Acacia Villas
1413 E Broadway Anah
1620 E Chapman Full
Ave
Access California 2180 W Crescent Anah
Services
Ave., Suite C
Adelaide Price
1516 W North St Anah
Elem
Los Alam
Alamitos West
3902 W Katellla
Ave
Conv Hosp
Albert Schweitzer 229 S Dale Ave
Anah
Elem
Anaheim Care
9622 W Katella
Anah
Cottages
Ave
Anaheim
250 E Center St. Anah
Community Ctr
Anaheim Crest
3067 W Orange
Anah
Nurs Ctr
Ave
501 S Beach Blvd Anah
Anaheim Health
Care Ctr
Anaheim Sr Ctr
250 E Center
Anah
Street
Anaheim Terrace 141 S Knott Ave Anah
Conv
Anaheim VIP Ctr 1158 N Knollwood Anah
Cir
Anaheim Village 3411 W Ball Rd
Anah
Arcaciawood
1415 W Ball Rd
Anah
Village
Benjamin Franklin 521 W Water St
Anah
Elem
535 S Walnut St Anah
Betsy Ross
Elemntary
Bradford Square 1180 N Bradford Placnta
Ave
Braille Institute
527 N Dale
Anah
Brea Comm Ctr
695 E. Madison
Brea
Way
Brea Sr Ctr
500 Sievers Ave. Brea
Brighton Gardens 17803 Imperial
YL
Hwy
Boys & Girls Club 10161 Moody St. Cypress
Buena Pk Nurs Ctr 8520 S Western
Buena
Ave
Pk
Buena Pk Sr Ctr 8150 S Knott Ave Buena
Pk
Buena Pk Sr Day 8150 S Knott Ave Buena
Care Ctr
Pk
Buena Vista Care 1440 S Euclid Ave Anah
Ctr
Calico House1279 E Imperial
Placnta
Placentia
Hwy
Cambridge Court 1621 E
Full
Commonwealth
Ave
Casa Santa Maria 7551
Buena
Orangethorpe
Pk
Clara Barton Elem 1926 Clearbrook Anah
Ln
Commonwealth
7811
Buena
Adlt Day HealthCt Commonwealth
Pk
Avenue
Coventry Court
2040 S Euclid Ave Anah
Cypress Gardens 285 W Central Ave Brea
of Brea
Cypress Sr Citizen 9031 Grindlay St Cypress
Ctr
SCE has job training for the real world
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Off-Campus Continuing Education locations
DaVita - Brea
Dialysis Ctr
Easter Seals Sr
Day Care
Emerald Court
Empower
Community Day
Program
Enriching-DSPS
Esther L Walter
Elem
Evergreen Health
& Rehab Ctr
Fanning
Elementary
First Christian
Church Anaheim
First United
Methodist Full
Fullerton Gardens
595 Tamarak Ave
Suite A
500 W Central
Avenue Suite A
1731 Medical
Center Dr
8381 Katella
Anah
Stanton
2222 N Harbor
Blvd
650 N. Apricot
Brea
520 W South St
Anah
114 N. Pomona
Full
Fulllerton
Full
Full
Full
Full
GG
Full
Full
Anah
Anah
Anah
Anah
Anah
Anah
Anah
Los Alam
Full
Buena
Pk
9011 S Knott Ave Buena
Pk
645 N Angelina Dr Placnta
1233 W La Habra
Blvd
101 W La Habra
Blvd
La Habra Villa
1100 E Whittier
Blvd
La Palma Nurs Ctr 1130 W La Palma
Ave
Lake Park Mob Hm 3700 N Rose Dr
- YL
Lake Park Mobile 625 N Puente
Home Pk Brea
76
Brea
12843 Beach Blvd Stanton
10802 Rustic Ln Anah
1510 E
Commonwealth St
Fullerton Res
2441 W
Manor
Orangethorpe
Avenue
411 E
Fullerton
Rosewood
Commonwealth
Ave
Fullerton Sr Multi- 340 W
Serv Ctr
Commonwealth
Ave
Gilbert Elem
9551 Orangewood
Avenue
Gordon Lane Conv 1821 E Chapman
Hosp
Ave
330 W.
Greenfield Care
Ctr
Bastanchury Rd
Harbor Villa Care 861 S Harbor Blvd
Ctr
Hermosa Village 1515 S Michelle
Drive
Horace Mann Elem 600 W La Palma
Ave
Indepencia Comm 10841 Garza St
Ctr
2066 Falmouth
John Marshall
Elem
Ave
Jonas Salk Elem 1411 S Gilbert St
Karlton Residential 3615 W Ball Rd
Care Ctr
Katella Sr Living 3952 W Katella
Community
Ave
Korean Bokji Well 1050 Brookhurst
Ctr
Rd
Knott Ave Care Ctr 9021 S Knott Ave
Knott Ave Res
Manor
Kraemer Middle
School
La Habra Conv
Hospital
La Habra Sr Ctr
Brea
La Habra
La Habra
La Habra
Anah
YL
Brea
Lake Park Mobile
Home Pk La Hab
Las Lomas Elem
Las Positas Elem
2181 Lakeside
La Habra
Drive
301 Las Lomas Dr La Habra
1400 Schoolwood La Habra
Rd
Laurel Elem
200 S. Flower Ave Brea
Leisure Court
1135 Leisure Ct
Anah
Los Alamitos Elem 10682 Bloomfield Los Alam
M L Maxwell Elem 2613 W Orange
Anah
Ave
Melbourne Gauer 810 N Gilbert St
Anah
Elem
Melrose Elem
974 S Melrose St Placnta
Messiah Lutheran 6695 Dale St
Buena
Church
Pk
Morningside of
800 E Bastanchury Full
Fullerton
Rd
New Horizon
8541 W Cerritos Stanton
Ave
Lodge
OC Assoc Retrded 225 W Carl
Anah
Citizens
Karcher Way
Orange Cty
530 North Dale
Anah
Christian Charities
Park Anah Health 3435 W Ball Rd
Anah
Care Ctr
GG
OC Korean US Cit 9636 Garden
League
Grove Blvd. #17
1770 W La Habra La Habra
Park Regency
Care Ctr
Blvd
Park Regency Ret 1750 W La Habra La Habra
Res
Blvd
Park Vista
2527 N Brea Blvd Full
Assisted Living
Park Vista,
2525 N Brea Blvd Full
Morningside
Patrick Henry Elem 1123 W Romneya Anah
Dr
Paul Revere Elem 131 W Midway Dr Anah
Ponderosa Park 2100 S Haster St Anah
Quaker Gardens 12151 Dale St
Stanton
Raymond Temple 7800 Holder
Buena
School
Pk
Rehab Institute So 130 Laguna Rd
Full
Ca
Full
Richman Comm 320 Elm St
Ctr
Rio Vista Elem
310 N Rio Vista
Anah
Ave
Robert M Pyle
10411 Dale Ave
Stanton
Elem
Ruby Dr Elem
601 Ruby Dr
Placnta
Sr Friends
3033 W Orange
Anah
Association
Ave
Sr Citizens Ctr 143 S Bradford
Placnta
Placentia
Ave
Sr Citizens Ctr
250 E Center St
Anah
Anaheim
Sr Living
312 N. Roosevelt Full
Communities, LLC Ave
St Jude Villa - YL 17451
YL
Bastanchury Road
St Paul's Lutheran 111 West Las
Full
Church
Palmas Dr
St. Elizabeth
2800 N. Harbor
Full
Healthcare
Blvd
Stanton Comm Ctr 7800 Katella Ave Stanton
Stanton Cultural 7800 Katella Ave Stanton
Arts Ctr
Summerville, Casa 10615 Jordan Rd Whittier
Whittier
Summerville,
200 N. Dale Ave Anah
Fairwood
Off-Campus Continuing Education locations - Class index
Sun Mar Nurs Ctr 1720 W. Orange Anah
Ave
Sunkist Elem
500 N Sunkist St Anah
Sunnycrest Chalet 1925 Sunnycrest Full
Dr
Sunrise Assisted 4792 Lakeview
YL
Living @ YL
Avenue
Sunrise Sr Living 3850 Lampson
Seal
Ave.
Beach
Tall Mouse-Yorba 17506 Yorba Linda YL
Linda
Blvd
Terrace View Care 201 E Bastanchury Full
Ctr
Rd
Theodore
1600 E Vermont Anah
Roosevelt Elem
Ave
Thomas Edison
1526 E Romneya Anah
Elem
Dr
Thomas Jefferson 504 E South St
Anah
Elem
Topaz Elem
3232 Topaz Ln
Placnta
Tuscany Villas
525 W LaPalma
Anah
Ave
United Methodist 114 N. Pomona
Full
Church (UMF)
Ave.
Victoria Woods
5303 Stonehaven Y L
Dr
W Anah
2271 W Crescent Anah
Brookhurst Sr Prog Ave
W Anah Care Ctr 645 S Beach Blvd Anah
W Anah Royale
641 S Beach Blvd Anah
W Anah Youth Ctr 320 S Beach Blvd Anah
Walnut Elem
625 N Walnut St La Habra
Walnut Manor
891S Walnut St
Anah
Care Ctr
Wells House
8792 W Cerritos Anah
Residential
Ave
West Anaheim
645 South Beach Anah
Therapeutic Res Blvd
Westminster
206 Hospital Circle Westmns
Therapeutic Ctr
tr
Westview
9776 Katella
Anah
Vocational Ctr
Avenue
Whittier Hills Hlth 10426 Bogardis
Whittier
Care Ctr
Ave
Windsong Sr
1701 S. Euclid Ave Anah
Activity Ctr
Windsor Gardens 3415 W Ball Rd
Anah
of Anaheim
Windsor Gardens 245 E Wilshire Ave Full
of Fullerton
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr 4501 Casa Loma Y L
Dr
Class
CLASS Index
INDEX
A Touch of Spanish ...........................................60
Accounting.........................................................19
Acting for Commercials .....................................37
Activity Leader Health Care...............................41
Adaptive PE Activity ..........................................31
Adaptive PE Weight Training ............................31
Adobe After Effects............................................27
Adobe Encore and Adobe Audition ...................26
Adobe Illustrator ................................................25
Adobe Indesign..................................................26
Adobe Photoshop..............................................25
Adobe Photoshop Elements..............................22
Adobe Premiere Pro..........................................26
Adobe/Macromedia Dreamweaver....................26
Adobe/Macromedia Flash Pro...........................26
Adult Basic Education........................................14
Adult Guitar........................................................49
Adult Keyboarding .............................................49
Advanced Clean Air Car....................................45
Advanced/High ....................................................9
Aerobics.............................................................47
Aircraft and Engines ..........................................45
Airline Operations ..............................................44
Airline Reservations - Apollo ............................43
Airline Reservations - SABRE ..........................44
Algebra ....................................................... 16, 62
All About Science Fair Projects .........................70
American Idioms................................................10
Apartment Management I..................................20
Arabic - Conversational .....................................14
Art is for You......................................................57
Auto Collision Special........................................44
Auto Detailing & Car Care .................................44
Auto Painting and Refinishing ...........................44
Automotive Collison Repair ...............................44
Automotive Damage Appraisal..........................44
Babies Love Music ............................................37
Baking and Pastry .............................................46
Balance & Mobility for Older Adults...................54
Ballroom/Latin/Swing Dance .............................48
Banking for Apartment Living ............................31
Bartending Workshops ......................................38
Basic Area Clean Air Car ..................................45
Basic Commercial Refrigeration........................38
Basic Cooking....................................................30
Basic Cooking Techniques................................46
Basic Electricity .................................................39
Basic Electronics for Video, Audio and Computer
.....................................................................40
Basic Math Skills ...............................................16
Basic Phonics ....................................................67
Basic Photography the Mechanics of Digital
Photography ................................................36
Basketball Clinic ................................................70
Bass Guitar for Kids...........................................65
Be an Effective Speaker/Presenter ...................16
Beginning Adult Piano/Keyboard.......................49
Beginning High ........................................... 6, 7, 9
77
Class index
Beginning Literacy ...................................... 5, 7, 9
Beginning Low ...................................... 5, 7, 9, 10
Beginning Money.............................................. 30
Beginning Phonics and Printing ....................... 67
Beginning Piano ............................................... 47
Beginning Voice................................................ 47
Books Come Alive for Older Adults .................. 50
Braille Transcribing........................................... 32
Bringing Reading Alive ..................................... 68
Business/Computer Skills Lab.......................... 22
Cabinet & Millwork............................................ 43
Cajun Creole Cuisine........................................ 33
Cake Decorating............................................... 32
California Child Care - CPR and First Aid ....... 41
Care and Use of Overlock Machine ................. 34
Career and Life Planning.................................. 17
Career Exploration............................................ 17
Cartoon Drawing............................................... 57
Cartooning & Caricaturing Made Easy ............. 35
Catering & Event Management ........................ 46
Celebrate Reading............................................ 68
Ceramics for Older Adults ................................ 51
Chemistry And Science Wonders..................... 70
Chemistry For Wee Wizards............................. 70
Chic Tiny Cakes ............................................... 33
Child Health and Safety.................................... 40
Children's Ballet and Tap Dance ...................... 59
Children's Tap Dance ....................................... 59
China Painting for Older Adults ........................ 52
Citizenship Preparation ...................... 6, 8, 10, 13
Classic Sauces and More................................. 32
Communication on the Job............................... 30
Communication With The Deaf .................. 16, 45
Community Resources ..................................... 31
Computer Applications for the Administrative
Assistant I ................................................... 18
Computer Applications for the Administrative
Assistant II .................................................. 19
Computer Keyboarding For Kids ...................... 58
Computer Monitoring with Spector Pro for Home
Or Office ..................................................... 27
Computer Skills for ESL ................................. 6, 8
Computer Skills for ESL, Advanced ................... 8
Computer-Assisted Instructional Lab ............... 30
Contemporary Cake Decorating - Rolled
Fondant....................................................... 32
Costume Illustration & History of Fashion ........ 58
Costume Illustration and History of Fashion for
Adults I........................................................ 36
Create PDF's with Adobe Acrobat.................... 24
Create Your Own Web Page with FrontPage... 58
Creating Small Sculptures ................................ 57
Creative Arts for Older Adults........................... 52
Creative Dance and Exercise........................... 59
Creative Writing .......................................... 16, 68
Creative Writing for Seniors.............................. 50
Cypress Masterworks ....................................... 47
Deliver Effective Business Presentations......... 20
Designing Your Own Newspaper ..................... 66
Destinations - Africa/Pacific............................ 44
Developmental Readiness - Preschool ........... 40
Diagramming Sentences .................................. 68
78
Digital Camera Workshop .................................27
Digital Photo Albums for Beginners...................22
Digital Scrapbooking..........................................23
Discover the Internet .........................................22
Drama for Communication ..................................6
Draw and Paint Animals ....................................57
Drawing - Basics and Beyond ..........................35
Drawing & Sketching .........................................57
Drawing With The Right Side Of Your Brain .....36
Dreamweaver ....................................................26
Dressmaking......................................................34
Early Childhood Development...........................40
Ease Into Pre-Algebra .......................................62
Easy Exotic Sauces...........................................33
Effective Business Presentations ......................18
Effective Networking Person-to-Person ............20
Electrical Wiring and Safety I ............................39
ESL Advanced Low .........................................6, 8
ESL and Computers ................................... 12, 13
ESL and the Arts ...............................................10
ESL Intermediate High ............................... 6, 8, 9
ESL Intermediate/Advanced Work Skills.........7, 8
ESL Learning Center.................................. 5, 7, 9
ESL Multilevel....................................... 11, 12, 13
ESL Pronunciation/Conversation Skills...... 6, 8, 9
Exploratory Arts for Visually Impaired ...............31
Exploring Needlework .......................................35
Family Community Relationships ......................40
Family Literacy ........................................... 11, 12
Fashion Illustration for Adults ............................36
Fashion Illustration I ..........................................58
Fashion Illustration II .........................................58
Fashion Illustration II for Adults .........................36
Fear Public Speaking? ......................................16
Finance for the Non-Financial Manager............18
Fitness Lab ........................................................48
Flat Pattern Method...........................................34
Florist Techniques .............................................41
Food Preparation and Good Nutrition for Older
Adults...........................................................54
Fox Trot and Tango Dancing.............................48
Frolic In The Land Of Storytelling......................67
Fun With Phonics ..............................................67
Fun with Storytelling ..........................................67
Furniture II - Industrial Revolution to mid-20th
Century ........................................................21
GED Test Preparation .......................................15
General Contracting ..........................................39
Great Literature for Seniors...............................50
Ground Trainer Laboratory - Instrument Flight..45
Guitar for Adults.................................................49
Guitar for Adults Level 1....................................49
Guitar For Kids - Advanced ...............................64
Guitar For Kids - Beginning ...............................64
Guitar For Kids - Intermediate ...........................64
Guitar for Kids - Level 1.....................................64
Guitar for Kids - Level 2.....................................64
Gymnastics - Advanced Beginning ...................60
Gymnastics - Beginning ....................................60
Gymnastics - Intermediate ................................60
Hand Knit and Crochet Garments .....................34
Hatha Yoga for Older Adults .............................53
Class Index
Hearing Impaired for Older Adults.................... 50
History of Comedy and Humor for Older Adults54
Holiday Cookies with Flair ................................ 33
Home Arts Sewing............................................ 35
Hospitality Law ................................................. 46
Hotel Management ........................................... 46
Housekeeping & Property Operations.............. 46
How To Study, Take Tests and Organize
Yourself....................................................... 68
How to Write a Research Paper....................... 69
Human Relations For Healthcare Workers....... 43
Improve Your Handwriting................................ 68
Improve Your Math and Study Skills ................ 62
Improve Your Reading and Writing .................. 69
Improve Your Writing........................................ 69
Improving Individual Skills Lab ......................... 14
Improving Your Cardiovascular Health............. 47
Independent Living Skills.................................. 31
Individual Clothing Instruction .......................... 34
Infant Care I...................................................... 40
In-Patient Lab for the Pharmacy Technician .... 43
Instrument Rating ............................................. 45
Intergenerational - Creative Arts Exchange for
Older Adults ................................................ 50
Intermediate Grammar Review .................... 7, 10
Intermediate Vocabulary Review...................... 10
Intermediate/Low ........................................ 6, 8, 9
Intro to CISCO Network.................................... 24
Intro to Hospitality Careers............................... 46
Introduction to Access ...................................... 23
Introduction to Antiques.................................... 21
Introduction to Computers ................................ 22
Introduction To Dance For The Young ............. 59
Introduction to Excel ......................................... 23
Introduction to FrontPage................................. 22
Introduction to Microsoft Windows ................... 22
Introduction to Pharmacy Technician ............... 42
Introduction to PowerPoint ......................... 23, 58
Introduction to Publisher................................... 23
Introduction to Unix........................................... 25
Introduction to Word ......................................... 23
Investment Strategies To Protect Your Nest Egg
.................................................................... 20
Japanese - Conversational............................... 14
Japanese Conversational II.............................. 14
Jazz Hip Hop Dance......................................... 59
Jazz Hip-Hop Dance......................................... 59
Job Skills .......................................................... 30
Job Skills Communication ................................ 43
Journey Back Into Time for Older Adults.......... 50
Joyful Parenting - Creative Art/Music ............... 38
Judo/Jujitsu for Kids ......................................... 61
Karate ............................................................... 48
Karate as Self Defense..................................... 61
Kenpo Karate for Kids ...................................... 61
Kenpo Karate For Kids ..................................... 61
Kenpo Karate Yellow Belt Preparation ............. 61
Kids Love Music ............................................... 37
Kindergym - Toddler Fitness ............................ 37
Kinesthetic PE For Visually Impaired ............... 31
Kung Fu for Kids............................................... 61
Kung Fu San Soo ............................................. 48
Landscaping for Homeowners...........................36
Living More Independently ................................30
Machine Embroidery..........................................35
Management Skills I ..........................................18
Management Skills II .........................................18
Master Math - 1st Grade ...................................61
Master Math - 2nd Grade ..................................61
Master Math - 3rd Grade ...................................62
Master Math - 4th Grade ...................................62
Medical Assisting - Front Office Procedures ....41
Medical Insurance Billing - A Practical Approach
to Medical Billing..........................................41
Medical Terminology .........................................42
Mediterranean Tapas Bar..................................33
Memory Power For Kids....................................68
Menu/Kitchen Layout & Design .........................46
Meteorology.......................................................45
Microsoft Word for Kids .....................................58
More Tastes of Thailand....................................34
Motorcycle Tune-up & Service ..........................47
MS Excel - Power-User Skills............................23
MS Office - Overview........................................23
Multicultural Hospitality......................................44
Music Arts for Older Adults................................53
Musical Theatre .................................................60
Needlecrafts, Knitting, Crochet for Older Adults52
Network Administration I ...................................24
Notary Public Seminar and Exam .....................19
Nutrition .............................................................45
Nutrition & Exercise...........................................31
Office Skills I......................................................19
Office Skills II.....................................................19
Oral Interpretation................................................7
Orange County Junior Orchestra ......................65
Outboard Engine Repair/Service and
Maintenance ................................................47
Out-Patient Lab for the Pharmacy Technician ..43
Painting..............................................................35
Painting for Older Adults ...................................52
Patchwork, Quilting and Applique .....................35
Pee Wee Baseball...................................... 70, 71
Pee Wee Soccer................................................71
Pee Wee Soccer Beginning ..............................71
Pee Wee Soccer Level II...................................71
Pencils & Paintbrushes .....................................56
Personal Computer Repair................................41
Personal Journal Writing for Older Adults .........51
Pharmaceutical Mathematics ............................42
Pharmacology I..................................................42
Pharmacology II.................................................42
Pharmacy Operations Lab.................................42
Phonics..............................................................67
Photography ......................................................36
Physical Fitness for Older Adults in Residential
Manors.........................................................55
Physical Fitness for Older Adults in Senior
Centers ........................................................55
Physical Therapy Aide.......................................41
Piano Keyboarding - Beginning I.......................63
Piano Keyboarding - Beginning II......................63
Piano Keyboarding - Intermediate.....................64
Playing the Cello................................................65
79
Class Index
Playing the Cello - Beginner I........................... 65
Playing the Cello - Beginner II.......................... 65
Pneumatic Controls .......................................... 43
Poems and Plays.............................................. 66
Pottery I - English & Continental Pottery ......... 21
Pottery II - American Pottery ........................... 21
Pre-Algebra II ................................................... 62
Preparation for Childbirth.................................. 38
Pre-Reading Skills ............................................ 67
Private Pilot ...................................................... 45
Professional Image........................................... 43
Program Literature............................................ 40
Program Music & Movement ............................ 40
Program Principles I ........................................ 40
Program Principles II ........................................ 40
QuickBooks Fundamentals for the Financial
Office Applications...................................... 24
Quilting for Older Adults ................................... 52
Readiness for First Grade ................................ 67
Readiness for Kindergarten.............................. 67
Reading & Comprehension .............................. 68
Real Estate Appraisal ....................................... 20
Relationships and Sexuality Training ............... 30
Restaurant/Banquet Operations....................... 46
Retail Meat Cutting ........................................... 38
Retirement Planning Today.............................. 20
Rock 'N Learn Spanish..................................... 60
Room Addition Fundamentals .......................... 39
Russian - Conversational ................................. 14
Salsa Dance ..................................................... 48
Sanitation & Safety ........................................... 46
Scanner Workshop ........................................... 27
Seasonal Arts and Crafts Workshop ................ 58
Secrets of Real Estate Financing ..................... 20
Self-Advocacy................................................... 31
Self-Defense..................................................... 49
Senior Choir - Signs of the Holidays ............... 53
Senior Chorus................................................... 52
Senior Topics For Older Adults ........................ 51
Servsafe Food Safety ....................................... 46
Sewing for Beginners ....................................... 34
Social Skills ...................................................... 31
SolidWorks for the Designer............................. 27
Soups, Bisques and Chowders ........................ 33
Spanish - Conversation I .................................. 14
Spanish - Conversation II ................................. 14
Spanish for Kids ............................................... 60
Staying Mentally Sharp for Older Adults .......... 53
Successful Negotiations ................................... 18
Supervised Tutoring ......................................... 16
Survey of the Automobile ................................. 44
Sushi, Sashimi and More.................................. 33
Tai-Chi Chuan for Older Adults ........................ 54
Tamales............................................................ 33
Tennis - Intermediate/ Advanced ..................... 47
Tennis for Kids - Advanced Beginning ............. 71
Tennis For Kids - Beginning ............................. 71
Tennis-Beginning.............................................. 47
The "Arts" Extravaganza .................................. 57
The Art of Belly Dancing................................... 48
The Art of Garde Manger.................................. 46
The Literacy Program ....................................... 14
80
The New Decorated Cupcake ...........................33
Tole & Decorative Arts ......................................36
Tole and Decorative Arts...................................36
Tone Chime Choir for Older Adults ...................52
Travel Sales & Tour Operations ........................44
Tutorial - Algebra 1...........................................63
Tutorial - Algebra 2...........................................63
Tutorial - Math Explosion..................................62
Tutorial - Math Mania .......................................62
Tutorial - Math Skills.........................................63
Tutorial - Pre-Algebra .......................................63
Tutorial - Pre-Geometry....................................63
Tutorial - Reading and Comprehension ...........70
Tutorial - Reading and Writing Review...... 69, 70
Tutorial - Ready, Set, Read!.............................69
Tutorial - The Joy of Reading ...........................69
UNIX II - Linux Desktop Installation...................25
Using Research Resources...............................68
Vietnamese Cuisine.................................... 32, 34
Violin - Performance I.......................................66
Violin - Performance II......................................66
Violin - Performance III.....................................66
Violin I................................................................66
Violin II...............................................................66
Violin III..............................................................66
Violin IV .............................................................66
Violin V ..............................................................66
Violin VI .............................................................66
Vocal for Kids ....................................................65
Vocational Engish-as-a-Second Language Electricity and Construction ...........................7
Vocational English-as-a-Second-Language Early Childhood Education ............................5
Vocational ESL - Pharmacy Technician.............5
Waltz and Cha Cha Dance................................48
Water Polo For Kids - Beginning .......................71
Watercolor/Watermedia.....................................35
Website Design HTML.......................................26
West Coast Swing Dance..................................48
Wheelchair Athletics..........................................31
Wild and Wacky Science...................................70
Windows 2000 Server .......................................24
Windows Desktop Security & Internet Security.24
Windows Operating System for Technicians.....24
Windows XP-Advanced.....................................24
Women's Tailoring.............................................34
Wonderful Watercolors......................................57
Writing Reports And Papers..............................68
Writing Workshop ..............................................69
Writing/Reading ........................................ 7, 8, 10
Young Artist Workshop......................................57
Youth Ballet .......................................................59
Youth Touch Football ........................................71

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