TABLE OF CONTENTS - SCE Class Schedule

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TABLE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
NOCCCD ADMINISTRATION............................ 2
NOCCCD BOARD OF TRUSTEES.................... 2
REGISTRATION INFORMATION ...................... 3
ON-LINE REGISTRATION INFORMATION....... 4
COVER STUDENT SUCCESS STORY............. 3
English-As-A Second Language ........................ 6
Anaheim Campus ESL Classes ................... 7
Cypress Campus ESL Classes .................... 8
Wilshire Campus ESL Classes................... 10
Yorba Linda Campus ESL Classes ............ 11
Anaheim City School District ...................... 11
Buena Park School District......................... 12
Magnolia School District ............................. 12
Hermosa Village Center ............................. 12
Placentia/Yorba Linda School District ........ 12
Off-Site ESL Classes.................................. 13
FOREIGN LANGUAGE .................................... 13
Basic Skills ....................................................... 14
High School Diploma Program ................... 14
Official GED Exam Information................... 14
Elementary Subjects................................... 15
SCE Labs ......................................................... 15
English & Communication ................................ 15
Math.................................................................. 16
Science & Discovery......................................... 16
Career Planning................................................ 17
Business Education .......................................... 18
Administrative Assistant Certificate Program
.................................................................... 18
Management Certificate Program............... 19
Business Skills............................................ 19
Financial Planning & Investing ................... 20
Business Opportunity ................................. 20
Antiques & Collectibles Certificate Program..... 21
Required Courses....................................... 21
Electives ..................................................... 21
Computers ........................................................ 22
Microsoft Classes ....................................... 24
Digital Media, Web, & Video............................. 25
Graphic Arts Classes.................................. 26
Website Design Classes............................. 26
3-Dimential Design ..................................... 27
Digital Video Classes.................................. 27
Disabled Student Programs.............................. 32
DSPS Off –Site Class Locations ................ 34
Culinary Arts ..................................................... 35
Anaheim Campus Culinary: January .......... 35
Anaheim Campus Culinary: February ........ 35
Anaheim Campus Culinary: March............. 36
Yorba Linda Culinary Classes: January ..... 36
Yorba Linda Culinary Classes: February.... 37
Yorba Linda Culinary Classes: March ........ 37
Home Decorative Arts ...................................... 38
Clothing Design .......................................... 38
Drawing & Painting ..................................... 39
Floral Design .................................................... 40
Home Decor................................................ 40
Improving Lifestyles.....................................41
Photography ................................................41
Drama ..........................................................41
Parenting ...........................................................41
Parenting Classes for Parents.....................43
Vocational Preparation ......................................43
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration...............43
Apprenticeship.............................................43
Auto and Motorcycle Repair ........................43
Bartending ...................................................44
Construction Education ...............................44
Woodshop .........................................................45
Early Childhood Education Certification
Program (ECE) ............................................45
ECE Required Courses ...............................45
ECE Elective Courses .................................46
ECE One-day Workshops ...........................46
Electronics ...................................................46
Medical ........................................................47
Pharmacy Technician Training Certificate
Program.......................................................47
Driver Education ................................................48
Mature Driver Off-Site..................................49
Cypress College Courses Offered Through SCE!
...........................................................................49
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration...............49
Airline and Travel Careers...........................49
Auto Collision Repair ...................................50
Auto Technology..........................................51
Aviation........................................................52
Business Practices and Computers ............53
Geography...................................................53
Hotel, Restaurant, Culinary Arts ..................53
Careers ........................................................53
Marine Service & Repair..............................55
Music and Theater.......................................55
Fullerton College Courses Offered at the
Anaheim Campus ..............................................55
Administration of Justice..............................55
Art ................................................................55
Chemistry.....................................................55
Counseling...................................................56
English .........................................................56
Oceanography .............................................56
Math.............................................................56
Office Technology........................................57
Spanish........................................................57
Speech.........................................................57
Physical Fitness.................................................57
Dance ..........................................................58
Adult Martial Arts .........................................58
Music .................................................................59
Older Adults Program........................................59
Emeritus Education Enrichment ..................59
Communication............................................60
Creative Arts Enrichment.............................61
Arts & Crafts ................................................62
Music ...........................................................62
Body & Mind ................................................63
Physical Fitness...........................................64
Senior Classes ..................................................65
SCE Winter Schedule 2006
Kids' College & Teen Program ......................... 66
Art & Crafts ................................................. 66
Computer .................................................... 68
Cooking....................................................... 68
Dancing....................................................... 68
Foreign Language....................................... 69
Cheerleading & Gymnastics ....................... 70
Martial Arts.................................................. 70
Math............................................................ 72
Math Tutorials ............................................. 72
Music & Drama ........................................... 73
Violin - Suzuki Method................................ 75
Personal Enrichment .................................. 76
Photography ............................................... 76
Reading, Writing, Spelling .......................... 76
Reading Tutorials........................................ 79
Science ....................................................... 79
Sports ......................................................... 80
SCE GENERAL INFORMATION...................... 81
CONTINUING EDUCATION CAMPUS
LOCATIONS ............................................... 83
CONTINUING EDUCATION OFF-CAMPUS
LOCATIONS ............................................... 84
CLASS INDEX................................................. 85
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. Majorie Lewis, President, Cypress College
Dr. Kathleen Hodge, President, Fullerton College
Class Schedule Design: Rebecca Guillen, Vinh
Van Dang, Mary Jo Marvulli
TABLE OF CONTENTS
NOCCCD BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
NOCCCD
BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
Jeffrey P. Brown
Barbara Dunsheath
Leonard Lahtinen
Michael B. Matsuda
Molly McClanahan
Donna Miller
Manny Ontiveros
Elsa Garcia, Student Trustee, Cypress College
Victoria Rizo, Student Trustee, Fullerton College
Register Online at www.sce.cc.ca.us
Sceeter the Otter represents the
North Orange County Community College
District’s School of Continuing Education as its
school mascot.
Sceeter’s image is a
representation of the California sea otter, an
endangered species, known for its curiosity and
tenacity in its efforts to learn and problem-solve.
Sea otters are energetic, fun-loving resourceful
and are lifelong learners.
Character concept and proposal submitted by:
Carlos Ayon, Victor Macias, Linda Ortiz
Character development and illustration by:
Dan the Cartoon Man
www.danthecartoonman.com
SCE SCHEDULE SYMBOL KEY
AN = Anaheim Campus
CC = Cypress College
CRN = Course Registration Number
NC = No class will be held on that particular
date
FC = Fullerton College
WIL = Wilshire Campus (Fullerton)
YL = Yorba Linda Campus
NOTICE TO STUDENTS
The School of Continuing Education reserves the
right to change at any time, without notice, the
information contained in this class schedule. For
the most up-to-date information please see the
Winter 2006 Class Schedule at
www.sce.cc.ca.us
Stay in class and learn more
NEED TO REGISTER? HERE’S HOW YOU DO IT!
Don’t want to wait for your assigned date to register? NOW YOU DON’T HAVE TO
WAIT IF YOU REGISTER ON-LINE. See page 4 for details.
ANAHEIM
714-808-4999
CYPRESS
714-484-7038
WINTER TRIMESTER (12 weeks)
January 3 – March 24, 2006
WILSHIRE
714-992-7700
YORBA LINDA
714-779-8279
SPRING TRIMESTER (12 weeks)
March 27 - June 22, 2006
On-line Registration: November 28-December 16*
*Extended Kids College, Computers and Digital Media Classes
On-Line Registration using Webstar: beginning November 28
through the day before your desired class begins.
In-person registration according to the last name:
November 29 -December 1
Open in-person registration: Begins December 2 and continues
until classes begin.
On-line Registration: March 6-20
In-person registration according to the last name: March 7-9
Cypress College & Fullerton College Spring Semester:
January 17 – June 22, 2006
CAMPUS CLOSED DURING THE FOLLOWING HOLIDAYS:
Spring Recess: April 10-14, 2006
Memorial Day Holiday: May 29, 2006
CAMPUS CLOSED DURING THE FOLLOWING HOLIDAYS:
Winter Recess: December 23 – January 1, 2006
Martin Luther King Day: January 16
President Holiday: February 17-20
Open in-person registration: Begins March 10 and continues
until classes begin.
Cypress College & Fullerton College Summer Semester:
June 2, 2006
STEPS TO SUCCESS: How to enroll in classes at the
School of Continuing Education
STEP 1: FIRST TIME STUDENTS can apply for a student identification (ID) number on-line on our Website at
www.sce.cc.ca.us. Your ID will be emailed to you within two (2) business days. OR, apply for your student ID in person by
coming into one of our campus locations. Please note that the application for a student I.D. will not be available online
during the first week of registration. However, you may apply for a student I.D. prior to or after the first week of registration.
STEP 2: Once you receive your SCE ID, you have two (2) ways to register for classes:
x ON-LINE REGISTRATION VIA WEBSTAR—On-line registration users will be allowed to register for classes
without the last name restrictions. This means you can register for classes on-line beginning November 28
regardless of what letter your last name begins with. Log on to www.sce.cc.ca.us to register for classes. Click
on WebStar and use your 8-digit ID or Social Security number for your login. Computers for on-line registration
are available at each SCE registration office.
x IN-PERSON REGISTRATION – You can register at any of our sites for any class, even if your class is not at
that location. In-person registration is based on your last name. Register on or after your assigned day (see
schedule below).
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
STEP 3: Purchase your PARKING PERMIT AND BOOKS if your class subject or location requires it. See individual class
descriptions for more information.
Winter 2006 SCE In-Person Registration Dates:
If your last name
begins with:
O-Z
Tuesday
A-J
Wednesday
K-N
Thursday
then you register
on this date:
November 29
November 30
December 1
Open In-Person Registration runs from December 2 and
continues until classes begin.
Campus Hours for In-Person Registration:
Anaheim/Cypress/Wilshire Campuses
Monday – Thursday
8:30a – 7:30p
Friday
8:30a – 4p
Saturday
8:30a – 12n
Yorba Linda Campus
Monday – Thursday
Friday & Saturday
8:30a – 7:30p
CLOSED
Register ON-LINE with no restrictions
beginning November 28, 2005!
Beginning November 28, you can log onto www.sce.cc.ca.us and
register without waiting in line.
Visit our Website for detailed
instructions and a complete listing of the SCE Winter Class
Schedule!
Don’t have a computer available? We have computer terminals at
each of our four campuses that you may use to register on-line.
Specific instructions will be made available for you. Come in during
campus hours beginning November 28, 2005.
Register for Winter classes on-line using WebStar:
November 28, 2005 – December 16, 2005
New! Extended Kids’ College, Computer and Digital
Media Classes On-line Registration using WebStar:
Beginning November 28 through the day before your desired class
begins.
On-line Registration WebStar Hours
M-Sat
7:00a-11:30p
On-line Registration WebStar Helpline
(714) 808-4679 or [email protected]
Helpline Hours: M-Th: 8:30am - 5pm*
REGISTER ON-LINE
*The helpline will be unavailable from Dec. 23, 2005 – Jan. 2, 2006
due to the Winter holiday.
Quédese en clase y apreda más
STUDENT SUCCESS
STUDENTPROFILE
SUCCESS PROFILE
This Grandmother Proves
that it is Never Too Late
to Learn
Cover Story by Jennifer Perez,
NOCCCD SCE Public Information Officer
Emelia Lopez (right) says “it is never too late
to learn,” as she, 58-years-old, encourages her
88-year-old mother, Andrea Gallardo, in their
English-as-a-Second Language classes at the
School of Continuing Education.
To learn more about the English-as-a-Second
Language Program offered at SCE, turn to
page 6 in this class schedule.
STUDENT SUCCESS PROFILE
Emelia Lopez believes that her proudest
accomplishment is her six children and nine
grandchildren…but now, at 58-years-old, she has
added “being a student” to that list. Emelia has
been a student in the English-as-a-Second
Language (ESL) Program at the North Orange
County Community College District’s School of
Continuing Education for a little more than a
year.
After moving to the United States just
four years ago, Emelia realized that she wanted
to learn English.
“I wanted to communicate better in my
daily life,” said Emelia. She expressed the desire
to speak English in activities such as going to the
store, interacting with her neighbors or visiting
the doctor.
Emelia’s adult son, Aurelio, brought
her to SCE’s Anaheim Campus. Aurelio, also a
student in the ESL Program, knew that once his
mom met some of the teachers, fellow students
and saw the resources available to assist them in
learning, she would want to attend regularly.
“Everyone was so welcoming and
polite,” said Emelia. She particularly was
enthusiastic about her teacher, Sandra Martinez,
who she says consistently gives attention and
encouragement to each individual student. “Ms.
Martinez is also so very passionate about the
English [language], that it makes us students
excited to learn,” said Emelia.
Having attained education only
through second grade in her native country of
Mexico, Emelia knows that she faces many
challenges ahead of her. But yet, she remains
undeterred in her quest for knowledge.
Emelia attends class four days a week
and strives to learn all that she can. She takes
extra curricular classes and asks her instructors
for additional materials to study at home. Since
Emelia has gone through all of the self-guided
modules in the ESL Learning Center, she now
works on more advanced exercises in the High
School Diploma lab, and even considers
completing her coursework for a diploma one
day.
Emelia’s advice to students like her is
to take one step at a time, to come to school
every day, and to make a strong effort. Her
latest quest is to recruit others to attend the ESL
Program.
“I wake up in the morning and I am so
excited to come to school,” says Emelia. “I
couldn’t keep this excitement to myself – I had to
share all of the good things that I am learning
with my family and friends.”
Emelia’s recruitment has been
successful as her 88-year-old mother, Andrea
Gallardo, has recently become a student in the
program. And although Andrea doesn’t even
know how to read or write in her native Spanish
language, Emelia encourages her to work
through her exercises and knows that one day
they will be able to communicate in English
together.
“It is never too late to learn,” says
Emelia with a smile.
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 have to wait for the next
scheduled time.
SCE Campus
Cypress: Tues, December 13, CE-12; Parking Lot 4
Start Times: 8:30 am, 10 am, 4 pm, 6 pm
Anaheim: Wed, December 14, 1st Floor Entrance
Start Times: 8:30 am, 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 4 pm, 5
pm, 6 pm
Wilshire: Thurs, December 15, Building 200
Start Times: 8:30 am, 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 4 pm, 5
pm, 6 pm
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.
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE
Step 4: Students who do not attend classes by
January 13th, will be dropped from the class and
new students from the wait list will fill the vacated
seats.
Continuing Students
Continuing Students who attended Fall 2005 term
regularly and complied with the exit testing and
attendance regulations will be automatically
enrolled for Winter 2006 Term. Continuing students
who have not attended ESL classes since Winter
2005 should come during 'On-going Registration'
(see below). Continuing students will NOT be
enrolled during December 13, 14, and 15
registration for First Time students.
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:
Anaheim: Mon ONLY (January 17, 30, February 6,
13, 27) ESL Lab 121; 8:30 am, 10:30 am, 5 pm, 7
pm
Cypress: Mon & Tues ONLY; January 17 30, 31;
February 6, 7, 13, 14, 21, 27, 28). CE 10-14; 8:30
am, 10:30 am, 5 pm, 7pm.
Wilshire PM Classes: Mon ONLY (January 17, 30;
February 6, 13, 27). Room 214; 5 pm, 7 pm AM
Classes: Mon (January 17, 30, February 6, 13, 27).
Room 214; 8:30 am, 10:30 am. Wed (January 18;
February 1, 8, 15, 22; March 1, 8) room 214; 1 pm,
2 pm
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 4week 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 a class of an equal
level until the following trimester.
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Como inscribirse para las clases de Ingles
gratis Estudiantes que vienen por primera vez
se inscribiran en el orden en que se presenten y
si hay espacio en la clase. Siga los siquientes
pasos.
Paso 1: Seleccione a cual escuela desea atender:
Anaheim, Cypress, o Wilshire (Fullerton).
Paso 2: Revise las localidades, horas y dias donde
se ofrecen los examenes. Llegue a la escuela que
usted haya seleccionado por lo menos media hora
antes de que se inicie el examen. Traiga dos
dolares ($2.00) para que compre un permiso
temporal de estacionamiento. El espacio en el
salon de evaluacion es limitado. Los estudiantes
quienes no logren presentar la evaluacion en el
horario de su preferencia, deberan esperar hasta el
siguiente horario.
SCE Campus
Cypress: martes, diciembre 13, Estacionamiento 4
Horario: 8:30 am, 10 am, 4 pm , 6 pm
Anaheim: miercoles, diciembre 14, La entrada en el
1er piso Horario: 8:30 am, 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 4
pm, 5 pm, 6 pm
Wilshire: jueves, diciembre 15, Edificio 200
Horario 8:30 am, 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 4 pm, 5 pm, 6
pm
Paso 3: Los estudiantes que vienen por primera
vez, deben de presentar un examen para
determinar su nivel de ingles. El proceso de
evaluacion e inscripcion dura aproximadamente
dos horas. No se permiten ninos dentro de los
salones de evalucion. No se permite dejar a los
ninos desatendidos en el centro escolar.
Paso 4: Los Estudiantes que no hayan asistido a
clases para el 13 de enero, seran dados de baja de
la clase y el espacio vacante sera reemplazado por
nuevos estudiantes.
Make class attendance your top priority
Estudiantes Continuos Los estudiantes que
asistieron regularmente a clases durante el
trimestre de otono del 2005, y cumplieron con los
procedimientos del examen EXIT y las reglas de
assistencia seran registrados automaticamente
para el trimestre de invierno del 2006. Estudiantes
previos que NO asistieron a clases desde el
invierno del 2005, deben de venir a las
inscripciones continuas (mas informacion en la
parte inferior). Estudiantes previos NO seran
registrados durante los dias 13, 14, y 15 de
diciembre, ya que estas fechas estan asignadas
unicamente para estudiantes nuevos.
Inscripciones Continuas
Las clases de Ingles se llenan en su totalidad en
cada termino, sin embargo, si hubiese espacios
disponibles, los estudiantes que no se registraron
durante la fecha estipulada podran registrarse
despues de que el trimestre haya iniciado. Por
favor registrese en los siguientes dias en las
siguientes localidades:
Cypress Solamente lunes y martes, (enero 17, 30,
31; febrero 6, 7, 13, 14, 21, 27, 28); 8:30 am, 10:30
am, 5 pm, 7 pm, salon CE 10-14.
Anaheim; Solamente lunes (enero 17, 30, febrero
6, 13, 27) salon 121; 8:30 am, 10:30 am, 5 pm, 7
pm
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, seran dados de baja de la lista de
asistencia y los estudiantes en la lista de espera o
los nuevos estudiantes llenaran los espacios
vacantes. Si algun estudiante esta ausente 50%
de las clases en un periodo de 4 semanas (registro
de asistencia), el estudiante sera dado de baja del
registro. El estudiante dado de baja del registro
sera puesto al final de la lista de espera para esa
clase y no podra inscribirse en esa clase o una
clase del mismo nivel hasta el proximo trimestre.
Anaheim
Classes
AnaheimCampus
Campus ESL
ESL Classes
CRN DAYS
11730 MTWTh/7:30a8:30p
PLACE
AN/121
CRN DAYS
11710
11711
11770
11752
11712
11713
11714
11753
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
TTh/10:30a-1p
MW/10:30a-1p
MTW/4:30p-6:30p
Th/4:30p-6:30p
MTWTh/5:30p-7:30p
WTh/7:30p-10p
MT/7:30p-9:30p
MTWTh/8:15p-10:15p
INSTR
Staff
PLACE INSTR
AN/130
AN/130
AN/130
AN/104
AN/116
AN/130
AN/130
AN/130
AN/118
Paz-Garcia
Paz-Garcia
Ensch
Kis
Pregenzer
Martinez
Pregenzer
Landi
ESL BEGINNING/LOW
ESLA/200
Starts week of 1/2/2006, ends week of 3/20/2006; nc
Jan 16, Feb 17, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
11715
11777
11716
12072
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
M/5p-6:30p
W/5p-6:30p
Th/5p-6:30p
F/5p-8:30p
11717 MW/7:30p-10p
11733 TTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
AN/138
AN/116
AN/TBA
AN/116
AN/106
AN/104
AN/128
AN/TBA
AN/TBA
INSTR
Howie
Cagley
Bystry
Bond
Bond
Pyo
Motz
ESL BEGINNING HIGH
ESLA/300
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
11718
11742
11734
11771
11719
11737
11854
11736
11720
12249
11738
11739
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/1:30p-4:30p
MW/5p-7:30p
TTh/5p-7:30p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
M/5p-7:30p
T/5p-7p
W/5p-7:30p
Th/5p-7:30p
MTWTh/7:30p-10p
TTh/7:30p-10p
MW/7:30p-10p
TTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE INSTR
AN/106
AN/104
AN/124
AN/124
AN/128
AN/128
AN/TBA
AN/112
AN/116
AN/116
AN/120
AN/128
AN/128
AN/126
AN/126
Kahlon
Ensch
Robbins
Carson
Pyo
Witt
Martinez
Mang
Mang
Hayes
Bond
Staff
Witt
ESL INTERMEDIATE/LOW
ESLA/400
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
ESL LEARNING CENTER
ESLA/001
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 23; nc Jan 16, Feb 20
Jan 16, Feb 20
11721
11763
12185
21213
21218
11743
12225
21144
11722
12226
11744
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MW/1:30p-4:30p
TTh/1:30p-4:30p
MW/5p-7:30p
T/5p-6:30p
Th/5p-7:30p
T/6:30p-7:30p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
MTWTh/7:30p-10p
T/7:30p-8:15p
Th/7:30p-10p
T/8:15p-10p
MW/7:30p-10p
PLACE INSTR
AN/124
AN/128
AN/110
AN/126
AN/126
AN/105
AN/106
AN/TBA
AN/106
AN/TBA
AN/124
AN/121
AN/105
AN/117
AN/105
Niyondagara
Choi
Kopydlowska
Kopydlowska
Glicker
Martin
Kelly
Motz
Oriaro
Kelly
Martin
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE: Anaheim Campus ESL CLASSES
Wilshire: Clases de Noche: Solamente lunes
(enero 17, 30, february 6, 13, 27); salon 214; 5pm
7pm Clases de la Manana: lunes (enero 17, 30;
febrero 6, 13, y 27); salon 214; 8:30 am, 10:30 am,
miercoles (enero 18, febrero 1, 8, 15, 22; marzo 1,
8); salon 214; 1 pm, 2 pm.
ESL BEGINNING LITERACY
ESLA/100
ESL INTERMEDIATE/HIGH
ESLA/500
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11723 MTWTh/8a-10:30a AN/126
11766 MTWTh/5p-7:30p AN/126
11780 M/7:30p-10p
AN/112
W/7:30p-10p
AN/116
Th/7:30p-10p
AN/114
INSTR
Doherty
Hayes
Robinson
DRAMA FOR COMMUNICATION
ESLA/805
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
11767 TWTh/10:30a-1p
PLACE
AN/128
ESL INT/ADV WORK SKILLS
ESLA/808
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.
INSTR
Ismail-Beigi
CRN DAYS
12051 MTWTh/10a-1p
PLACE
AN/121
INSTR
Pittaway
COMPUTER SKILLS FOR ESL
ESLA/801
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE: Anaheim & CYPRESS Campus ESL CLASSES
Feb 17
*Dates: Jan 7-Mar 18; nc Jan 14, Feb 18
CRN DAYS
11726
11735
11727*
11741
12073
F/8:30a-11:30a
F/8:30a-11:30a
S/9a-12p
TTh/11a-1:30p
F/6p-9p
PLACE
AN/313
AN/121
AN/121
AN/313
AN/121
INSTR
Kopydlowska
Ramirez
Ramirez
Howie
Carson
ESL PRONUNCIATION/
CONVERSATION SKILLS
ESLA/802
11863 MW/10:30a-1p
12012 F/11:30a-1:30p
12014 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
candicates 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
11725 M/7:30p-10p
Th/7:30p-10p
PLACE
AN/140
AN/119
INSTR
CRN DAYS
11820 F/6p-9p
PLACE
AN/124
PLACE
12201 F/9a-12p
AN/126
11830 TTh/10:30a-11:30a AC
11819 F/5p-7:30p
AN/128
INSTR
Doherty
Doherty
Scoble
SPANISH LITERACY
ESLA/812
CRN DAYS
11818 MW/1p-2:30p
PLACE
AN/116
INSTR
Robbins
ESL 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 ESL students placed in
the Inter Low, Inter High, and Advanced levels.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
12163 MW/10:30a-11:30a AN/138
INSTR
Kopydlowska
Bystry
Cypress
ESL Classes
Classes
Cypress Campus
Campus ESL
ESL & THE ARTS
ESLA/804
Dates: Jan 6-Mar 24; nc Feb 17
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.
Feb 17
CRN DAYS
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
ESL WRITING/READING
ESLA/810
INSTR
Ismail-Beigi
ESL LEARNING CENTER
ESLA/001
CRN DAYS
11708 MTWTh/7:30a-8:30p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-14 Staff
Been away for a while? No problem...we want you back!
ESLA/100
Starts week of 1/2/06, ends week of 3/20/06; nc Jan 16,
Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11659 MTWTh/8:30a-12:15p CC/CE1211
11668 MTWTh/5p-7:30p
CC/CE1013
11672 MW/7:30p-10p
CC/CE1013
12074 TTh/7:30p-10p
CC/CE1013
INSTR
Gulmesoff
Frank
Staff
Frank
Jan 16, Feb 20
11728
11663
11729
11669
11674
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
TTh/10:30a-1p
MW/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
MW/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
ESL BEGINNING HIGH
ESLA/300
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
MW/7:30p-10p
TTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
CC/CE12-12
CC/CE12-12
CC/CE12-12
CC/CE12-12
CC/CE12-12
INSTR
Sutherland
Szeto
Briones
Dorsey
Wasby
ESLA/400
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
11662
11665
11666
11671
11675
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/CE10-15
CC/CE10-15
INSTR
Wasby
Sutherland
Rivers Senghor
Perez
Perez
ESLA/500
PLACE
INSTR
11667 MTWTh/10:30a-1p CC/CE10-13 Wasby
11676 MW/7:30p-10p
CC/CE10-15 Derose
ESL ADVANCED/LOW
ESLA/600
CRN DAYS
PLACE
PLACE
INSTR
11762 MTWTh/8a-10:30a CC/CE10-15 Rivers Senghor
INSTR
CC/CE10-14 Szeto
CC/CE5-2 Sauers
ESL PRONUNCIATION/
CONVERSATION SKILLS
ESLA/802
High level.
11703 F/8:30a-10:30a
11701* S/9a-12p
12200 F/10:30a-2:30p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-10 Sabha
CC/CE10-14 Peterson
CC/CE10-13 Glicker
ESLA/803
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
11705 MT/1p-3:30p
12015 TTh/7:30p-9:30p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-14 Noor
CC/CE10-14 Kepler
ESLA/808
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
12048 MW/12:30p-3:30p CC/CE10-15 Armendaris
TTh/12:30p-3:30p
Davis
ESL WRITING/READING
ESLA/810
CRN DAYS
11879 F/10:30a-1p
11881 MW/12:30p-2p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-10 Sabha
CC/CE12-10 Sabha
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE: Cypress Campus ESL CLASSES
11661
11664
11670
11740
11768
CRN DAYS
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
COMPUTER SKILLS FOR ESL
ESLA/801
11704 F/8:30a-10:30a
11758 F/10:30a-1:30p
ESL BEGINNING/LOW
ESLA/200
CRN DAYS
Register in the ESL Learning Center on Monday
– Friday. On Saturdays, students can register in
class.
10 STEPS TO IMPROVED ENGLISH
ESLA/811
CRN DAYS
11801 MTWTh/3p-5:30p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-14 Rios
Wilshire
CampusESL
ESLClasses
Classes
Wilshire Campus
ESL LEARNING CENTER
ESLA/001
CRN DAYS
12188 MTWTh/7:30a-9p
PLACE
WIL/214
INSTR
Staff
ESLA/100
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE: Wilshire Campus ESL CLASSES
11772
12243
11678
11687
11688
11697
11700
MW/8a-10:30a
TTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/10:30a-1p
MT/5p-7:30p
WTh/5p-7:30p
WTh/7:30p-10p
MT/7:30p-10p
PLACE
WIL/201
WIL/201
WIL/217
WIL/217
WIL/217
WIL/217
WIL/217
INSTR
Lynch-Thompson
Jalali
Jalali
Makena
Alaniz
Alaniz
Makena
ESL BEGINNING/LOW
ESLA/200
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
11677
11679
11680
11689
11693
11694
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
WIL/217
WIL/215
WIL/215
WIL/CE1
WIL/CE1
WIL/CE1
INSTR
Ulloa
Stehly
Ozbolt
Murphy
Murphy
Hernandez
ESL BEGINNING HIGH
ESLA/300
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
11760
11761
11681
11682
11690
11695
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
WIL/202
WIL/202
WIL/201
WIL/201
WIL/CE2
WIL/CE2
INSTR
Maske
Ozbolt
Gayley
Pilafas
Jimenez
Guo
ESLA/400
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
12160
11683
11692
11696
12161
MTWTh/8a-10:30a
MTWTh/10:30a-1p
MTWTh/5p-7:30p
MW/7:30p-10p
TTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
WIL/101
WIL/CE5
WIL/CE5
WIL/CE5
WIL/CE5
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
INSTR
Cole
Skliar
Koh
Glicker
Braam
INSTR
Ozbolt
Ulloa
Braam
Ross
Choi
ESL ADVANCED/HIGH
ESLA/700
Jan 16, Feb 20
PLACE
11686 MW/8a-10:30a WIL/216
11885 TTh/8a-10:30a WIL/216
21145 MTWTh/8aWIL/CE5
10:30a
INSTR
Stehly
Skliar
Pilafas
Register in the ESL Learning Center on Monday
– Friday. On Saturdays, students can register in
class.
ESL PRONUNCIATION/
CONVERSATION SKILLS
ESLA/802
High level.
Feb 17
CRN DAYS
11888 F/9a-10:30a
11889 F/10:30a-12p
12017 TTh/12:30p2:30p
PLACE
WIL/202
WIL/202
WIL/202
INSTR
Hall
Hall
Gayley
ESLA/803
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
11706 MW/10:30a-1p
11707 TTh/6p-8:30p
PLACE
WIL/101
WIL/101
INSTR
Maske
Maske
ESL & THE ARTS
ESLA/804
CRN DAYS
11709 F/12p-3p
10
PLACE
11684 MW/10:30a-1p WIL/202
11685 TTh/10:30a-1p WIL/202
11691 MTWTh/5pWIL/CE3
7:30p
11698 TTh/7:30p-10p WIL/CE3
11769 MW/7:30p-10p WIL/CE3
CRN DAYS
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
ESLA/500
PLACE
WIL/216
INSTR
Ismail-Beigi
Ha estado fuera por un tiempo? No hay problema! Bienvenido de nuevo!
ESLA/808
Yorba Linda Campus ESL Classes
Yorba Linda Campus ESL Classes
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
12046 MTWTh/12:30p-3:30p WIL/215 Song
ESL BEGINNING LOW/HIGH
ESLA/350
AMERICAN IDIOMS
ESLA/809
CRN DAYS
11817 TTh/8a-10:30a
11702* S/9a-12p
11857 TTh/7:30p-10p
PLACE
WIL/215
WIL/CE1
WIL/216
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
INSTR
Gayley
Brink
Brink
ESL WRITING/READING
ESLA/810
CRN DAYS
11816 MW/8a-10:30a
PLACE
WIL/215
INSTR
Mang
CRN DAYS
11876 F/10:30a-12p
PLACE
WIL/217
INSTR
Rubin
ESL 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.
Feb 17
CRN DAYS
11875 F/9a-10:30a
12045 TTh/10:30a-1p
PLACE
WIL/217
WIL/216
INSTR
Rubin
Cole
INSTR
Jouvenat
Open Registration; Inscripciones Abiertas
Free babysitting on selected days;
ask your instructor for further information.
FAMILY LITERACY
ESLA/120
The course focuses on engendering reading and literacy
as a fundamental component of a healthy, well-functioning
family. The family-oriented assignments promote the
seamless integration of reaching across school and home
boundaries.
Starts week of 1/2/2006, ends week of 3/20/2006; nc Jan
16, Feb 20
11427 MTWTh/6p-9p
Students will learn to understand grammar structures in
various contexts and practive 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.
YL/307
Anaheim
AnaheimCity
CitySchool
SchoolDistrict
District
CRN DAYS
ESL INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR
REVIEW
ESLA/813
PLACE
11732 TTh/9a-12p
PLACE
INSTR
Abraham Lincoln Galvez
Elementary/
11428 MTWTh/6p-9p Abraham Lincoln Lee
Elementary/
11424 MTW/5:30pAdelaide Price
Miranda
8:30p
Elementary/
Library
11870 TWTh/8:30aAdelaide Price
Smith
10:30a
Elementary
11429 MTWTh/6p-9p Benjamin Franklin Lopez
Elementary/
11421 TTh/8:30aBetsy Ross
Gueddi
11:30a
Elemntary/
11426 MW/6p-9p
Horace Mann
Buford
TTh/6p-9p
Elementary/
11828 TTh/6p-8p
John Marshall
Druiff
Elementary
12145 TTh/5:30p-8:30p Melbourne Gauer Jackson
Elementary
11774 MW/5:30p-8:30p Patrick Henry
Amit
Elementary
12146 MTWTh/5:30p- Palm Lane
Trevino
8:30p
Elementary
11871 TTh/8a-9:30a
Paul Revere
Hastings
Elementary
12147 MTWTh/6p-9p Sunkist
Morenni
Elementary
School
21146 MTWTh/6p-9p Sunkist
Cruz
Elementary
School
11422 MTWTh/5p-8p Thomas Edison Lopez
Elementary
11423 MTWTh/5p-8p Thomas Edison Truong
Elementary
11481 MTWTh/5p-8p Thomas Edison Vanegas
Elementary/
11425 M/5:30p-8:30p Thomas Jefferson Ramos
W/5:30p-8:30p Elementary
Jacobs
11536 MWTh/6p-9p
Theodore
Sauers
Roosevelt
Elementary
11
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE: Yorba Linda Campus ESL classes • ANAHEIM CITY School District
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 23
Registration is open entry. You may register in
class at any time! For more information, call
(714) 808-4638.
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE: BUENA PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT • Magnolia School District • HERMOSA VILLAGE CENTER • PYlusd
Buena Park
Park School
Buena
SchoolDistrict
District
ask your instructor for further information.
ESL & COMPUTERS
ESLA/130
CRN DAYS
12009 MTWTh/6p-9p
12248 MTWTh/8:45a11:45a
PLACE
INSTR
Gilbert
Koh
Elementary
School
Messiah
Arellano
Lutheran Church
Magnoiia School District
Magnolia School District
ask your instructor for further information
FAMILY LITERACY
ESLA/120
11756
DAYS
M/9a-12p
11433* MTTh/6p9p
11800† WF/8:30a11:30a
21148* W/6p-9p
12232* TTh/8:30a11:30a
11434* MW/6p-9p
11479* MTW/6p9p
11480* MTWTh/8:
30a-11:30a
11757* MW/8:30a11:30a
11891* WTh/6p-9p
11430* TTh/8:30a11:30a
11431* TTh/6p-9p
PLACE
Baden-Powell
Elementary
Esther L Walter
Elementary/
Portable
Esther L Walter
Elementary
Esther L Walter
Elementary
Esther L Walter
Elementary
Juliette Low
Elementary/
Portable
Jonas Salk
Elementary/
Portable
Jonas Salk
Elementary
M L Maxwell
Elementary/
Portable
M L Maxwell
Elementary
Robert M Pyle
Elementary/
Portable
Robert M Pyle
Elementary/
Portable
Hermosa
HermosaVillage
Village Center
Center
The Hermosa Village Center is a community center
serving the Hermosa 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! Registration is open entry. You
may register in class at any time! For more information,
call (714) 808-4683. Free babysitting on selected days.
ESL & COMPUTERS
ESLA/130
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 21
CRN DAYS
The course focuses on engendering reading and
literacy as a fundamental component of a healthy, wellfunctioning family. The family-oriented assignments
promote the seamless integration of reaching across
school and home boundaries.
*Starts week of 1/9/2006, ends week of 3/20/2006; nc
Jan 16, Feb 20
†Dates: Jan 11-Mar 17; nc Feb 17
CRN
Classes
de Ingles
Gratis
en su
Vecindario!
INSTR
21155 T/5:30p-8:30p
INSTR
Sauers
ESL BEGINNING/LOW
ESLA/200
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
11577 MTWTh/5:30p-8:30p Hermosa Glicker
Village
Druiff
Staff
Zdan
Jackson
Khssassi
Druiff
Gueddi
Santostefano
Manchanda
Placentia-Yorba
Placentia/YorbaLinda
LindaUnified
School
SchoolDistrict
District
(PYLUSD)
(PYLUSD)
ESL & COMPUTERS
ESLA/130
Feb 20
CRN DAYS
12037 MW/6p8:30p
12042
11755
Murillo
12036
Manchanda
12033
Dennard
12041
12034
12032
12
PLACE
Hermosa
Village
PLACE
Melrose
Elementary
School
MW/6pMelrose
8:30p
Elementary
School
MTWTh/
Ruby Drive
8:30a-12p Elementary School
MTWTh/
Ruby Drive
MTWTh/
Rio Vista
TTh/7p-9p Rio Vista
Elementary
School
MTWTh/
Rio Vista
MTWTh/8a- Topaz Elementary
11a
INSTR
Garcia
Martinez
Sanchez-Silva
Monroe
Quintero Vasquez
Martinez
Myers
Kennedy
Thank you for learning with SCE
Off-Site ESL
Off-Site
ESL Classes
Classes
Registration is open entry! You may register in any
offsite class at any time. For more information, call
(714) 808-4638. Free babysitting at selected locations.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE
FOREIGN
ARABIC - CONVERSATIONAL
LANG/100
ESL MULTILEVEL
ESLA/110
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.
Beginning level class introduces students to the basic
knowledge of Arabic.
11416
Beginning level class introduces students to the culture
and customs of France and covers basic speaking
skills.
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 9
CRN
21150
12162
11831
11802
11414
11419
11478
11418
12181
11415
11873
11420
11759
MTWTh
/9a12:15p
MW/9:3
0a12:30p
MW/8:3
0a11:30a
TTh/10a
-11:30a
MW/8:3
0a11:30a
TTh/2p4p
MTWTh
/8a10:30a
TTh/10:
30a-1p
MThF/6
p-9p
F/9a12p
MTWTh
/9a-12p
MTWTh
/8:30a12p
MW/6p8:30p
MTW/6
p-9p
MTW/6
p-9p
INSTR
Anaheim Community Weatherspoon
Center
Access California
Services
Brea Comm Ctr
Khssassi
Anglin
Commonwealth Adlt Pregenzer
Day HealthCt
Centralia Headstart Hastings
Casa Santa Maria
Smith
First Christian
Church Anaheim
Edgington
Nabulsi
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20601 Th/7p-9:30p YL/307
INSTR
and customs of Japan and to speak beginning level
Japanese.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20607 S/8a-10:30a WIL/101
INSTR
Lyon
CRN DAYS
Lim
21170 S/10:30a-1p WIL/101
Ponderosa Park
Usary
RUSSIAN - CONVERSATIONAL
LANG/170
PLACE
INSTR
Khssassi
FEE
JAPANESE - CONVERSATIONAL
LANG/160
Hall
Access
California
Services
$75
Bellavoine $75
Orange Cty
Christian Charities
Ponderosa Park
Stanton Cultural
Whitaker
Arts Center
Stanton Comm Ctr C a rs t e n s e n
FEE
FRENCH - CONVERSATIONAL
LANG/110
JAPANESE CONVERSATIONAL II
LANG/162
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 21
21135 T/3p-6p
INSTR
First Christian
Edgington
Church Anaheim
Garnet Community Ramirez
Ctr
Maple Senior Ctr
Carstensen
ESLA/803
CRN DAYS
PLACE
21173 S/9a-11:30a AN/132
FEE
$75
Low intermediate level class expands students' basic
knowledge of spoken Japanese.
PLACE
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.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 7
CRN DAYS
PLACE
21172 T/7p-9:30p YL/405
INSTR
Dollar
FEE
$75
SPANISH - CONVERSATION I
LANG/190
and customs of Latin America and covers beginning
level speaking skills.
Jan 14, Feb 18
*Dates: Jan 5-Mar 9
†Dates: Jan 9-Mar 20; nc Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
20002
20004
20005*
20620†
S/8a-10:30a
T/7p-9:30p
Th/7p-9:30p
M/7p-9:30p
PLACE
WIL/CE2
CC/TBA
WIL/213
YL/305
INSTR
Herrera
Montero
Aparicio
Staff
FEE
$75
$75
$75
$75
13
English-as-a-second Language: Off-Site ESL Classes • Foreign Language
11578
DAYS PLACE
CRN DAYS
SPANISH - CONVERSATION II
LANG/200
Low intermediate level class expands students' basic
knowledge of spoken Spanish.
*Starts week of 1/2/2006, ends week of 3/6/2006
CRN DAYS
21203
20003*
21174*
21202*
S/10:30a-1p
Th/7p-9:30p
T/7p-9:30p
Th/7p-9:30p
PLACE
WIL/CE2
YL/305
WIL/202
YL/305
INSTR
Herrera
Staff
Aparicio
Ureno
FEE
$75
$75
$75
$75
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
Official
OfficialGED
GEDExam
ExamInformation
Information
WILSHIRE CENTER - Room 112
BASIC
SKILLS
BASIC SKILLS
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!
Foreign Language • BASIC SKILLS: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA • GED
High
Program
HighSchool
School Diploma
Diploma Program
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: 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 3: 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
Anaheim Campus - Room 141
M-Th: 8:30a - 2:30p/6-9p
Cypress Campus - Room CE1, Lot 6
M-Th: 8:30a-2:45p/6-9p
Wilshire Campus - Room 112
M-Th: 8:30a-2:45p/6-9p
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January 21, February 22, March 18
REGISTRATION: The 2005 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 non
refundable. A registration packet will be issued on
the day that registration fees are paid. For
registration questions, please call the Wilshire
Center at 714 992.7700. 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 battery of the
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 know/have the following:
Social Security number, mother's maiden name,
and positive photo ID with birth date, signature and
address. 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. No one
under 17 will be allowed to take this test. 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 Nancy Rice at
951.678.2511 for further information.
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.
Anaheim Campus - Room 141
M-Th: 8:30a - 2:30p/6-9p
Cypress Campus - Room CE1, Lot 6,
M-Th: 8:30a-2:45p/6-9p
Wilshire Campus - Room 112
M-Th: 8:30a-2:45p/6-9p
SCE...Where Learning Never Ends
Elementary Subjects
SCELabs
LABS
SCE
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
ABE/100
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
Anaheim Campus, Rm 141: M-Th: 8:30a - 2:30p/6-9p
Cypress Campus, Rm CE1, Lot 6:M-Th: 8:30a-2:45p/ 6-9p
Wilshire Campus, Rm 112: M-Th: 8:30a-2:45p/6-9p
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.
Jan 16, Feb 20
*Dates: Jan 9-Mar 24; nc Jan 16, Feb 17, Feb 20
PLACE
21158 MTWTh/7a-10p FC/600/611
21154* MTWTh/8a-8p CC/HUM-303
F/8a-12p
21156* MTWTh/8a-8p CC/HUM-324
F/8a-5p
21159* MW/8a-3p
CC/SEM-114
TTh/8a-3:30p
F/8a-12p
MTWTh/5p-8p
11230 MTWTh/8:30a- CC/CE1-1
2:45p
11231 MTWTh/8:30a- WIL/112
2:45p
11493 MTWTh/8:30a- AN/141
2:45p
11232 MTWTh/6p-9p CC/CE1-1
11233 MTWTh/6p-9p WIL/112
11494 MTWTh/6p-9p AN/141
INSTR
Staff
Staff
Clancy
Clancy
Nakayama
Vanlaningham
Stackhouse
Reed
Frohling
Stivers
Drevlow
Grewall
Staff
Ramezani
Del Zotto
Garza
Colunga
Stivers
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.
Feb 20
11832 MTWTh/8:30a-2:45p
20282 MTWTh/8:30a-2p
20236 MTWTh/9a-12:30p
11833 MTWTh/5p-8p
20322 T/5p-8p
CRN DAYS
11846 MTWTh/7a-9:15p
F/7:30a-3:45p
S/9a-2p
PLACE
FC/2000
INSTR
Staff
ENGLISH &
COMMUNICATION
ENGLISH
& COMMUNICATION
Staff
THE LITERACY PROGRAM
ABE/105
CRN DAYS
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.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 24; nc Jan 14, Jan 16, Feb 17-Feb
18, Feb 20
PLACE INSTR
WIL/204 La Morte
AN/139 Barrett
Garcia
CC/CE1-1 Pewthers
WIL/204 Martinez
La Morte
AN/139 Garcia
WRITE YOUR NOVEL
ABE/295
A practical, hands-on course to help writers polish their
manuscripts and learn skills necessary for publication.
Student manuscripts will be critiqued in detail. You'll
receive lessons in plot, common mistakes,
characterization, introductions, structure, and theme.
Dates: Jan 4-Mar 22
CRN DAYS
20167 W/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
YL/305
INSTR
Wills
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I
ENCO/100
Learn to communicate with the deaf. Beg. 1 includes
manual ABC's, greetings and responses, numbers,
colors, and additional vocabulary. Deaf students are
welcome to participate and present their points of view.
Dates: Jan 12-Mar 16
CRN DAYS
20638 Th/6:30p-10p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-201 Rennie
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.
Dates: Jan 18-May 24; nc Apr 12
CRN DAYS
20416 W/6:30p-9:20p
PLACE
CC/HUM-104
INSTR
Davino
15
Basic Skills: ELEMENTARY SUBJECTS • SCE Labs • English & Communication
CRN DAYS
SUPERVISED TUTORING
LABS/100
(INTERMEDIATE)
ENCO/115
Sign language classes suitable for beginner through
advanced levels. Beneficial for parents, teachers,
interpreters, instructional personnel and individuals
interested in communicating with deaf and hard-of
hearing children and young adults. Intro to interpreting
skills, especially for educational settings, offered at the
advanced level.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20228 W/6:30p-9:20p CC/HUM-101
INSTR
Zawolkow
(ADVANCED)
ENCO/120
Sign language classes suitable for beginner through
advanced levels. Beneficial for parents, teachers,
interpreters, instructional personnel and individuals
interested in communicating with deaf and hard-of
hearing children and young adults. Intro to interpreting
skills, especially for educational settings, offered at the
advanced level.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20624 W/6:30p-9:20p CC/HUM-101
INSTR
Both
English & Communication • MATH • SCIENCE & DISCOVERY
21231 Th/7p-9p
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Adamo
Provides review of basic math for shop and business.
Learn arithmetic, fractions, decimals, percentages,
conversions, averages and how to effectively use the
calculator. Learn and succeed! 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.
Starts week of 1/2/2006, ends week of 3/20/2006
CRN DAYS
20163 T/6p-9p
21143 Th/6p-9p
FEE
$40
PLACE
AN/310
AN/310
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: Jan 4-Mar 22
20164 W/6p-9p
For many, public speaking is their #1 fear, but it really
doesn't have to be. Learn and understand the fears,
how to overcome these fears and realize that public
speaking really isn't difficult and, in fact, can be quite
enjoyable for both the speaker and the audience.
Dates: Jan 12-Feb 2
PLACE
MATH REFRESHER COURSE
MAC/125
CRN DAYS
TRANSCEND YOUR FEAR OF
PUBLIC SPEAKING
ENCO/520
CRN DAYS
MATH
MATH
PLACE
AN/310
INSTR
Stapleton
SCIENCE&& DISCOVERY
DISCOVERY
SCIENCE
Exploring SouthWest Deserts
Make new friends! Enjoy meeting people who enjoy geology,
camping, and exploring our beautiful deserts! Class will
emphasize safety tips to ensure comfort and enjoyment of desert
areas. Attendance at orientation is required. Field trips are the
weekend following the orientation.
COPPERWORLD / KOKOWEEF
NEW!
SCDI/166
NEW!
ENHANCING YOUR PUBLIC
SPEAKING SKILLS
ENCO/515
Learn to be more effective in your public speaking.
Topics covered will include organizing and developing
your speech, enhancing your speech by vocal variety,
the use of gestures and body movement, eye contact,
timing and pausing and what to do before, during and
after a speech.
Dates: Feb 16-Mar 9
CRN DAYS
21237 Th/7p-9p
16
PLACE
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Adamo
FEE
$40
Located in the Mojave Desert, the Clark Mountain
mining district is world known for it's rare earth minerals
and more popularly known for it's elements like: copper,
silver, lead, and gold. For decades, rockhounds have
been collecting beautiful turquoise, chrysocolla, and
other basic minerals in this region. The class will base
camp near Cima Road I-15 which is a primitateve
campsites with no facilities. We will explore the
backcountry of Clark Mountain, check out historical
mines and camps, and visit Camp Town where
students are permitted to collect various rocks and
minerals such as onyx and calcite in the Kokoweef
Peak area. A high clearance or 4x4 vehicle is
recommended. Camping equipment, rock pick, water
and regular essentials are needed. Please no pets.
Pre-registration required. ORIENTATION will be held
Monday, March 13th FIELD TRIP: March 18th thru
March 19th
Dates: Mar 13-Mar 19
CRN DAYS
21051 M/7p-10p
SatSun/7a-4p
PLACE INSTR
YL/303
FEE
Van Kampen $25
Learning is fun at SCE
SALTON SEA IMPERIAL HOT
SPRINGS
NEW
SCDI/167
NEW!
Class will visit Wister, Imperial Hot Springs and other
geothermal active sites along the Salton Sea trough in
California's low desert region. The class will explore
desert riparian ecosystems (Winter Reserve and Salt
Creek), volcanic geology (Red Hill Marina), and slot
canyon terrains (Red Canyon near the Bradshaw Trail).
Specimens of selenite (glauberites) can be collected
along Hwy 111. Base camp will be at the Salton Sea
State Park - a fee area with good facilities. A 4x4 is
strongly recommended; carpooling can be arranged in
class. Camping equipment, rock pick, water, and
regular essentials are needed on this trip. Please no
pets. Pre-registration required. ORIENTATION will be
held Monday, February 13th FIELD TRIP: February
18th thru February 20th
Dates: Feb 13-Feb 20; nc Feb 18-Feb 20
CRN DAYS
21049 M/7p-10p
SatSun/7a-4p
PLACE INSTR
YL/303
FEE
Van Kampen $40
HAUSER BED GEODES/QUARTZSITE
MINERAL SHOW
NEW
SCDI/168
NEW!
Basic geology will be examined at favorite rockhound
dig sites for geodes, nodules, chalcedony, and agates
etc., in the Mule, Black, and Chuckwalla Mountains.
The class will visit Desert Gardens Gem and Mineral
Show in Quartzsite, AZ to learn how to identify quality
minerals, rocks, and fossils from around the world;
specimens are available for purchase from dealers.
Base camp will be at Coon Hollow BLM campground
(good facilities are available). A 4x4 or high clearance
vehicle is recommended to explore dig sites and
backcountry roads. This is an easy to moderate field
trip which affords the student the opportunity to learn
not only geological aspects of the lower Colorado
Desert, but also it's flora, fauna, and history. Camping
equipment, rock pick, water, and regular essentials are
needed. Please, no pets. Pre-registration required.
ORIENTATION will be held Monday, January 9th
FIELD TRIP: January 14th thru January 16th
Dates: Jan 9-Jan 16; nc Jan 14-Jan 16
21046 M/7p-10p
SatSun/7a-4p
PLACE INSTR
YL/303
FEE
Van Kampen $40
ARCHAEOLOGY
ARC/100
20566 S/9a-4:30p
FREE Community Resource!
The Career & Assessment Center
at the SCE Anaheim Campus
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, re-career, get ideas for your job search,
work on a resume, research local college or job
training opportunities.
Visit our Career Library!
Location: Anaheim Campus, Rm 215A
Hours:
M-Th: 9am-4pm; Weds eve until 7pm;
Fri: 9am-1pm; Sat & Sun: Closed.
Use our Career Lab during office hours.
You do the research under our expert guidance;
Make an appointment to ensure staff assistance.
Software available in our career lab:
OASYS: matches individuals to jobs, maximizes
chances of finding the right job. Describes job,
wages, employment outlook, links to training, and
transferable skills analysis.
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.
CHOICES: for high school age through adult,
Experience in site survey and field excavation on a
local archaeological site.
CRN DAYS
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).
PLACE
CC/HUM322
Free counseling
and career
resources!
Stop by one of our
centers today for
more information.
INSTR
Langenwalter
designed for career and vocational exploration and
planning. Features Occupational Search, College
Search, College Major Search, Quick Occupational
Scan, Quick School Scan, College Letter Writer,
National & California Wage & Salary Information,
uses Department of Labor Statistic Information as
well as access to America's Job Bank and other
websites.
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 video or the Career
Library).
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SCIENCE & DISCOVERY • Career Planning
CRN DAYS
CAREER
CAREERPLANNING
PLANNING
Career Planning • BUSINESS EDUCATION • ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
(CAREER PLANNING CONTINUED)
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
-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
The 50 Best Jobs for the 21st Century:
-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: Mar 4-Apr 1
*Dates: Jan 31-Mar 14
†Dates: Mar 28-May 9; nc Apr 11
‡Dates: Mar 13-Apr 26; nc Apr 10, Apr 12
CRN DAYS
21029 S/9a-12:20p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/HUMJepson
103
20037* TTh/10:30a-11:50a CC/BUS-311 Easton
20040† T/12p-2:50p
CC/SEM-308 Easton
20041‡ MW/1p-2:20p
CC/HUMEaston
244
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.
Apr 11-Apr 13
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
20335 TTh/8a-9:20a
CC/BUS-308 Nordee
21030 TTh/9:30a-10:50a CC/BUS-309 Nordee
21031 W/6p-8:50p
CC/BUS-309 Bedard
WOMEN AND CAREERS
CRPL/145
21032 W/9:30a-11:20a
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PLACE
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: A minimum of 16 hours
per week of attendance is required; the program is
24 weeks in length for a total of 384 hours. NEW
students should enroll during the Registration
period (see registration information on page 1)
Students must begin with Computer Applications 1,
Office Skills I, and Computer Internet Center Lab.
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
Monday, November 28 , 10 am-12 noon
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: All classes are
held at Cypress CEC in CE2. 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. The first 5
Wait Listed students should show up the first class
of the term in case there are openings. Students
will be admitted from Wait List in order.
For additional information or to speak to a
vocational counselor, please call 714 808-4681.
For students who want to learn more about themselves
and their options as related to career choices.
CRN DAYS
BUSINESS
BUSINESSEDUCATION
EDUCATION
INSTR
CC/BUS-308 Ssensalo
At SCE, we get it done
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR
THE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I
BUSN/340
CRN DAYS
21198 TTh/9a-11a
21200 MW/6:30p-8:30p
PLACE
CC/CE2-1
AN/304
INSTR
Casper
Staff
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
21196 MW/9a-11a
PLACE
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Grane
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.
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
21199 TTh/11a-12p
21201 MW/8:30p-9:30p
PLACE
CC/CE2-1
AN/304
INSTR
Casper
Staff
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
21197 MW/11a-12p
PLACE
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Grane
Management
Program
Management Certificate
Certificate Program
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 NonFinancial 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: Introduction to
Computers, Introduction to Windows XP, Intro to Excel,
Intro to Power Point, or MS Office-Overview. Please refer
to the Computers section in this schedule for listing of
computer courses.
Provides instruction in communication, problem solving,
team building and leadership. Designed for managers
in both public and nonprofit organizations.
Dates: Feb 14-Mar 21
CRN DAYS
20584 T/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
WIL/201
INSTR
Slames
INTRODUCTION TO EMPLOYMENT
LAW
BMGR/423
This course is an introduction to the federal and
California state laws governing the relationships
between employers and employees. It examines the
nature, purpose, and employees. It examines the
nature, purpose, and operation of these laws from the
perspectives of both the employer and employee.
Dates: Jan 4-Feb 8
CRN DAYS
20694 W/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
WIL/213
INSTR
Smolen
UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS
CONTRACTS
BMGR/452
This course will provide an overview of contract
principles and will explore the meaning, purpose and
effect of common contracts clauses, i.e., limitation of
liability, warranty and indemnification. Students will
learn how to achieve a better contract result by knowing
why, when and how to request contract modifications.
CRN DAYS
20693 W/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
WIL/213
INSTR
Smolen
MARKETING PRINCIPLES
BMGR/430
Introduces the student to the marketing principles of
product, price, distribution and promotion in support of
goods and services. The course will focus on real
world application and case studies. The student will
learn to apply marketing skills in the development of a
marketing plan.
Dates: Jan 3-Feb 7
CRN DAYS
20692 T/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
WIL/201
INSTR
Baltazar
Business Skills
Business
Skills
NETWORKING PERSON-TO-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. Topics include what is
networking, where to network (not always where you
expect), prospecting techniques, creating your elevator
commercial, tips for the timid and networking on the
Internet.
Dates: Mar 4-Mar 4
*Dates: Mar 21-Mar 21
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
21235 S/9a-12p
AN/104 Adamo
21236* T/6:30p-9:30p WIL/215 Adamo
FEE
$35
$35
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM • MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE Program • BUSINESS SKILLS
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.
Jan 16, Feb 20
ELEMENTS OF SUPERVISION
BMGR/410
NOTARY SEMINAR
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
immediately following the seminar. 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 accommodations, you may
contact Cooperative Personnel Services (CPS) at (916)
263-3624. 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: Jan 21-Jan 21
*Dates: Feb 11-Feb 11
†Dates: Mar 11-Mar 11
Business Skills • financial Planning & Investing * BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CRN DAYS
20203 S/8a-4p
20166* S/8:30a-4:30p
20204† S/8:30a-4:30p
PLACE INSTR
AN/104 Zago
CC/CE7-7 Zago
WIL/202 Zago
FEE
$85
$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
20210 M/6:30p-9:30p WIL/213 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.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 7
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20691 T/6:30p-9:30p WIL/213 Santos
FEE
$65
TRANSCEND YOUR FEAR OF
PUBLIC SPEAKING WORKSHOP
NEW!
BUSN/370
NEW!
For many, public speaking is the #1 fear, but it really
doesn't have to be. Public speaking can be enjoyable
for both the speaker and the audience. In this
workshop, you will understand the root causes of fear,
reasons for your fear and solutions to transcend your
fear of public speaking.
CRN DAYS
21232 S/9a-1p
20
PLACE
AN/104
INSTR
Adamo
FEE
$35
DESIGNING AND DELIVERING
EFFECTIVE BUSINESS
PRESENTATIONS
BUSN/350
Gain the knowledge and tools needed to develop and
deliver powerful, effective, and
persuasive
presentations. This is NOT a typical PowerPoint or
public speaking how-to-course. This practical,
systematic approach to developing and delivering
effective presentations is based on years of business
and industrial practice plus extensive research.
Dates: Feb 4-Feb 4
CRN DAYS
PLACE
21233 S/9a-1p
AN/104
21234* T/6p-9:30p WIL/215
INSTR
Adamo
Adamo
FEE
$40
$40
FinancialPlanning
Planning &
& Investing
Financial
Investing
INVESTMENT STRATEGIES TO
PROTECT YOUR NEST EGG
FINC/322
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.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20168 T/6:30p-9p YL/307
INSTR
Goffin
FEE
$38
SECRETS OF REAL ESTATE
FINANCING
FINC/333
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
20169 T/7p-10p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-201 Stiles
ABC'S OF FINANCIAL PLANNING
CNED/204
FEE
$10
This course is for individuals in all spectra of life who
would like to create or improve their financial plan. this
course covers typical questions individuals have
regarding financial security, assessing weaknesses in
financial planning, and the differences between IRA's
401K's, 457's, 403B's, and more.
Dates: Jan 30-Feb 6
CRN DAYS
21050 M/6p-9p
21052* T/6p-9p
PLACE
INSTR
Buena Park
Miller
Senior Ctr
Fullerton Sr
Miller
Multi-Serv Ctr
BusinessOpportunities
Opportunity
Business
What do you want to learn today?
APARTMENT MANAGEMENT II
BMGR/432
For owners and managers, this course covers rental
policies, rent collection, rental agreements and leases,
rental applications and deposits, rights and
responsibilities, discrimination, occupancy standards,
service of notices, termination and unlawful detainers.
This course is one of three in the Apartment
Management series.
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
20273 Th/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
INSTR
WIL/201
Schultz
REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL
BUSN/375
10530 T/6p-9p
NEW!
NEW!
PLACE INSTR
21085 W/6:30p-9:30p WIL/101 Staff
FEE
$20
Certificate issued upon satisfactory completion of ten
required courses and two elective courses, excluding oneday workshops. Course offerings vary by trimester.
Required Courses
Required
Courses
ANTIQUE FURNITURE I
BUSN/253
This course will include a review of the history of
antique furniture. Topics include: What is an Antique?,
antique, vintage or collectible furniture, valuing antique
furniture, how to identify antiques vs. reproductions.
Areas we'll review are: periods and styles, types of
wood used, construction techniques of antique furniture,
and motifs and decorations.
PLACE
20404 W/6:30p-9:30p YL/307
INSTR FEE
Aversa $55
GLASS I: ART GLASS OF WORLD
CRAE/120
This course will provide the student an overview of the
history of glass making, how it is made, the tools used
and how they are used, and of course, the terminology
of glass making. The main focus will be on Art Class of
the Art Nouveau period in America, England, France,
and Bohemia. We will cover specific types of glass, who
made them, where they were made, how they were
made (the techniques employed) and how to determine
whether the piece is an original or a reproduction.
Dates: Jan 5-Feb 9
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20488 Th/6:30p-9:30p YL/408
INSTR
Staff
PLACE
YL/306
INSTR
Miller
FEE
$55
POTTERY II: AMERICAN POTTERY
CRAE/130
Prerequisite: Pottery I. Study of American and Native
American poetry. Study of clays, glazes, decoration,
pattern, form and makers' marks to help identify and
date pottery and porcelain in order 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
21011 T/6p-9p
PLACE
YL/TBA
INSTR
Miller
FEE
$55
GLASS II: AMERICAN GLASS
CRAE/135
This course is designed to give the student an overview
of American glass production from its beginnings in
1608 up to the 1950's. The course will provide the
history necessary for the student to understand the
context of American when this glass was produced,
explain which factors governed the styles and forms
that were produced. With every specific lesson, the
instructor will provide examples of the types of glass
being discussed for the students hands-on evaluation.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20582 Th/6:30p-9:30p YL/408
INSTR FEE
Staff
$55
Required
Courses
Electives
INTRO TO COLLECTIBLES II
BUSN/254
This course is the study of the history of antique
collectibles from 1950 to the present. Focus will be on
the identification of collectibles and reproductions; the
value of collectibles, including television, motion
picture, Hummel, Lladro, glassware, limited edition,
Beannie Babies, Disneyana, Ephemera, sport
collectibles and Art glass; and trends for the future.
Dates: Jan 4-Feb 8
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20695 W/6:30p-9:30p YL/307
INSTR FEE
Aversa $55
FEE
$55
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES • Antiques & Collectibles Certificate Program
ANTIQUES &
COLLECTIBLES
ANTIQUES
& COLLECTIBLES
CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM
CRN DAYS
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.
Dates: Jan 3-Feb 7
CRN DAYS
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
POTTERY I: ENGLISH &
CONTINENTAL POTTERY
CRAE/110
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
GET AHEAD WITH COMPUTER SKILLS!
For work, fun and personal development, SCE has the computer classes you need for
today's fast paced lifestyle.
SCE offers:
* High quality instructors
* State-of-the-art laboratories
* Convenient course offerings
* All of the latest software
Most courses are FREE!
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 Espanol
Introduccion a la computacion
Introduccion al Internet
Introduccion al Microsoft Windows
Introduccion a Adobe Photoshop Elements
Microsoft Office - Bilingue
computers
VISIT US ONLINE
www.freecomputerschool.org
(714) 808-4614
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 non-credit 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.
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Build a better future for you and yur family at SCE!
BUSINESS/COMPUTER SKILLS LAB
CCTR/100
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!
CRN DAYS
20218 MTWTh/8a-4p
F/8a-12p
TW/6:30p-9p
21215 MTWTh/10a-3p
MW/5:30p-6:30p
TTh/6p-9p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE2-4
Staff
AN/304
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.
Jan 14, Feb 17-Feb 18
Jan 14, Jan 16, Feb 18, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
21073
21106*
21108
21195
20286
21067*
21093*
20368
20144
20141*
20043
21086*
21094*
20146
21099
S/8:30a-11:30a
M/8:30a-11:30a
W/8:30a-11:30a
F/9a-12p
T/12p-3p
M/1p-4p
S/1p-4p
T/2p-5p
W/3p-6p
M/6p-9p
T/6:30p-9:30p
M/6:30p-9:30p
W/6:30p-9:30p
T/6:30p-9:30p
W/7p-10p
PLACE
CC/CE2-1
AN/303
AN/313
WIL/212
YL/406
AN/302
WIL/212
AN/303
YL/406
YL/406
CC/CE2-1
WIL/212
WIL/212
WIL/212
AN/302
INSTR
Daniel
Rocha
Rocha
Kretschmar
Huffman
Canas
Esparza
Fiske
Huffman
Garmon
Daniel
Esparza
Esparza
Kretschmar
Heasley
INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT
WINDOWS
MS/104
CRN DAYS
21107
20290
21130
21097
20254
T/8:30a-11:30a
Th/9a-12p
W/3p-6p
T/6p-9p
W/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/302
AN/302
AN/303
YL/406
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Rocha
Yee
Lau
Garmon
Daniel
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.
Bilingual sections taught primarily in Spanish are
highlighted.
CRN DAYS
20149
21111*
20545
21069*
T/9a-12p
W/4p-7p
Th/6p-9p
Th/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/303
AN/302
AN/303
WIL/212
INSTR
Yee
Canas
Esparza
Canas
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. Textbook may be required.
highlighted.
Jan 14, Feb 18
CRN DAYS
21193
20476
21189*
21103
21185*
20477
W/8:30a-10:30a
W/10a-12p
S/11:30a-1:30p
Th/4p-6p
T/4p-6p
T/4:30p-6:30p
PLACE
WIL/212
AN/303
AN/303
AN/303
AN/302
CC/CE2-1
INSTR
Fast
Lewerenz
Alvarado
Pavin
Alvarado
Craft
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. Bilingual sections taught primarily in
Spanish are highlighted.
Jan 14, Feb 18
CRN DAYS
21058 S/9a-11a
21194 W/10:30a12:30p
20327 W/1p-3p
21190* S/1:30p-3:30p
21182* M/4p-6p
20249 Th/4:30p-6:30p
21057* M/7p-9p
PLACE
INSTR
AN/303
WIL/212
Fast
Fast
AN/303
AN/303
AN/302
CC/CE2-1
AN/303
Lewerenz
Alvarado
Canas
Craft
Fast
computers
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.
DISCOVER THE INTERNET
COMP/105
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COMPUTER BYTES
MS/156
This course covers various topics for Microsoft
Windows on how to buy or upgrade a computer, buy
and use a digital camera, use a scanner, create a slide
show, and set up a home wireless network safely.
Dates: Jan 23-Feb 27; nc Feb 20
CRN DAYS
21061 M/9a-12p
PLACE
AN/302
INSTR
Yee
Microsoft Classes
Microsoft
Classes
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. Bilingual sections taught
primarily in Spanish are highlighted.
20375
21187*
21098
21100
W/12p-3p
Th/1p-4p
W/6p-9p
T/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
YL/406
AN/302
YL/406
AN/302
Learn how to create on-screen presentations using text,
graphics, sound effects and movies. Recommended
proficiency in: Introduction to Computers, Introduction to
Windows or equivalent.
CRN DAYS
21192 M/1p-4p
20143* T/3p-6p
INSTR
Huffman
Staff
Garmon
Heasley
Provides a basic working knowledge of this popular
desktop publishing program. Covers topics such as
flyers,
newsletters,
and
business
cards.
Recommended proficiency in:
Introduction to
Computers, Introduction to Windows or equivalent.
21109 F/9a-12p
PLACE
AN/302
INSTR
Yee
computers: Microsoft classes
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.
Jan 14, Feb 18
*Dates: Jan 13-Mar 24; nc Feb 17
CRN DAYS
20373
21188*
20547
21096
21102
S/9a-12p
F/1p-4p
T/6p-9p
Th/6p-9p
Th/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/302
AN/302
AN/312
YL/406
AN/307
Dates: Jan 4-Mar 22
CRN DAYS
20370 W/6p-9p
INSTR
Garmon
Staff
Fiske
Garmon
Heasley
PLACE
AN/312
INSTR
Fiske
INTERMEDIATE ACCESS
MS/107
Learn how to build and modify advanced tables, forms and
reports. Develop proficiency in use of encrypting database
files, defining relationships and defining queries. Text/disk
required. Recommended proficiency in: Introduction to
Computers, Introduction to Windows, Introduction to
Access or equivalent.
CRN DAYS
20546 Th/6p-9p
PLACE
AN/303
INSTR
Fiske
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 principalmente
en español están resaltadas.
Starts week of 1/9/2006, ends week of 3/20/2006; nc Jan
14, Jan 16, Feb 18, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
21191
21095*
21070
21101
S/9a-12p
S/12:30p-3:30p
W/1p-4p
M/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
WIL/212
AN/302
AN/302
AN/302
INSTR
Esparza
Fast
Canas
Heasley
INTEGRATED COMPUTER
PROJECTS
COMP/645
Designed for those who want to apply the knowledge they
have gained from previous computer classes. See how
those skills can be put to work in real world simulations!
Capstone course for students who have already learned
the basics of computer usage. Recommended proficiency
in: Introduction to Computers, Discover the Internet, MS
Office Overview or equivalent.
Dates: Jan 5-Jan 23
CRN DAYS
21186 Th/9a-12p
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INSTR
Staff
Huffman
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.
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 23
INTRODUCTION TO PUBLISHER
MS/143
CRN DAYS
PLACE
WIL/212
YL/406
INTRODUCTION TO ACCESS
MS/106
INTRODUCTION TO WORD
MS/144
CRN DAYS
INTRODUCTION TO POWERPOINT
MS/119
PLACE
AN/303
INSTR
Staff
Desarroye un mejor futuro para Usted y su familia en SCE
SECURING YOUR PC FOR THE
INTERNET
COMP/620
Learn preventive techniques to secure your Windows PC
from Internet threats such as viruses, spyware, and
hackers. Explore different tools available to remove these
threats and prevent future occurrences.
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
21131 Th/3:30p-6:30p
PLACE
AN/313
INSTR
Lau
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
21110 W/9a-12:15p
21114* S/12:30p-3:30p
PLACE
AN/302
AN/312
INSTR
Yee
Ghanim
WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM
FOR TECHNICIANS
COMP/306
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.
CRN DAYS
21104 M/4:30p-7p
PLACE
AN/312
INSTR
PLACE
AN/312
INSTR
Ghanim
INTRO TO CISCO NETWORK DESIGN
COMP/302
Prerequisite: Intro to Basic Networking Techniques or
equivalent experience. Course is designed for entry-level
network professional looking for a 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 & security.
CRN DAYS
21113 S/9a-12p
PLACE
AN/312
CRN DAYS
20387 Th/7p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/312
INSTR
Eggers
UNIX II - LINUX DESKTOP
INSTALLATION
COMP/630
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: Feb 6-Mar 26; nc Feb 20
CRN DAYS
21081 M/7p-9:30p
PLACE
AN/312
INSTR
Eggers
DIGITAL MEDIA, WEB,
DIGITAL MEDIA,
WEB, & VIDEO
& VIDEO
INSTR
Ghanim
Classes are taught in our Digital Media computer labs with
a one-computer to one-student ratio. Also, classes are
limited in size to ensure a low student-to-instructor ratio
where students can interact in a comfortable and
stimulating learning environment.
Certificates are
awarded for each course.
WEBSITE DESIGN CERTIFICATE & REQUIREMENTS
Students will develop superior design Web skills, learn
critical structure and design for the Web environment, and
learn to use the latest professional Web design software
programs. Complete the “Certificate Requirements” and
receive the last class FREE! Present certificate copies of
the first 6 classes to the registration desk 2 days before
the class begins for this free offer.
1st Step: Complete these three courses
x
Adobe Photoshop (BEG)
x
Adobe Illustrator (BEG)
x
Web Site Design (HTML)
2nd Step: Enroll in either Beginning series, or both, then
enroll in both Intermediate series
x
Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 & Fireworks
MX 2004 (BEG)
x
Macromedia Flash MX 2004 (BEG)
x
Macromedia Dreamweaver with ASP.NET (INT)
x
Macromedia Flash MX 2004 (INT)
All courses must be completed with the School of
Continuing Education. Courses are $150.00 each;
prices subject to change. For more information call (714)
808-4617 or E-mail: [email protected].
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Computers: DIGITAL MEDIA, WEB, & VIDEO
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.
21112 F/4:30p-7:30p
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.
Dates: Jan 5-Feb 9
Pavin
NETWORK ADMINISTRATION I
COMP/304
CRN DAYS
INTRODUCTION TO UNIX
COMP/300
PHOTO RESTORATION USING
PHOTOSHOP CS2
DIG/108
Graphic Arts
Graphic
ArtsClasses
Classes
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2
(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. Instructor assisted
self-paced individual learning. Student may transition
from one course to the next course upon completion
within allotted time frame. Textbook required.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
Computers: Graphic Arts Classes – WEBSITE DESIGN CLASSES
21153 M/6p-9:45p
AN/313
21157* T/6:15p-9:30p AN/313
21160* W/6:15p-9:30p AN/313
Burger
Burger
Burger
FEE
$150
$150
$150
PLACE INSTR
Burger
Burger
Burger
FEE
$150
$150
$150
ADOBE INDESIGN CS2
DIG/151
Class will consist of hands-on exercises to develop
page layout and design skills. This course is designed
for those who have no prior knowledge or experience
with InDesign. Projects include ads, brochures, catalog
pages, newsletters and some web page application.
Focus on creating a portfolio for use in the Commercial
Art/Advertising industry. Bring ZIP disk/CD/Flash Drive.
PC lab only. Instructor assisted self-paced individula
learning. Student may transition from one course to the
next course upon completion within allotted time frame.
Textbook required.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
21161 M/6p-9:45p
AN/313
21162* T/6:15p-9:30p AN/313
21163* T/6:15p-9:30p AN/313
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Burger
Burger
Burger
PLACE INSTR
21178 S/8:30a-12:15p AN/313
FEE
$150
$150
$150
Pak
FEE
$150
DESKTOP PUBLISHING USING
QUARKXPRESS 6.1 (BEGINNING)
DIG/140
Prerequisite: Computer literacy. This course will
introduce you to desktop publishing using QuarkXPress
6.1. You will learn how to create documents ranging
from short page layouts, business cards, postcards,
greeting cards and posters to multi-page newsletters,
brochures, pamphlets, and advertising. Bring ZIP
within allotted time frame. Textbook may be required.
PLACE INSTR
21167 M/6p-9:45p
AN/313
21175* W/6:15p-9:30p AN/313
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
within allotted time frame. Textbook required.
21164 M/6p-9:45p
AN/313
21165* T/6:15p-9:30p AN/313
21166* W/6:15p-9:30p AN/313
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS2
(BEGINNING)
DIG/103
CRN DAYS
Prerequisite: Adobe Photoshop CS2 Beginning. Use
the tools of Adobe Photoshop to restore and enhance
photographs. Includes basic interface, file formats,
scanning, resolution, special effects and colorizing
black and white photos. Students are encouraged to
work on their own photos with the help of the instructor.
Bring zip disk/CD/Flash Drive. PC lab only.
Burger
Burger
FEE
$150
$150
WebsiteDesign
Design Classes
Classes
Website
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.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
21184 S/8:30a-12:15p AN/307
Herrera
FEE
$150
MACROMEDIA DREAMWEAVER AND
FIREWORKS MX 2004 (BEGINNING)
DIG/105
Prerequisite: Familiar with the Internet and web design
basics. Learn the principles of web design and how to
edit HTML documents. Integrate web graphics using
Macromedia Fireworks; 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 ZIP disk/CD/Flash Drive. PC lab only.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
21179 M/6p-9:45p AN/307
INSTR
Herrera
FEE
$150
Do what you love! Turn your hobby into career at SCE!
MACROMEDIA FLASH MX 2004
(BEGINNING)
DIG/106
ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS 6.0
DIG/114
Prerequisite: HTML/web design knowledge. 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: Jan 12-Mar 9
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
21181 Th/6:15p-9:30p AN/307
Herrera
$150
PLACE
INSTR
Herrera
FEE
$150
3-Dimential Design
3 Dimensional Design Classes
SOLID WORKS FOR THE DESIGNER
(INTERMEDIATE)
NEW
DIG/165
NEW!
Pre-Requisite: Beginning SolidWorks Class will consist
of hands-on exercises to develop 3D CAD design skills
with state-of-the-art intuitive, perametric 3D CAD
system. This course is designed for students who have
completed SolidWorks (Beginning). The intermediate
course will focus on achieving a more in-depth
understanding of SolidWorks by implementing more
advanced operations. Bring Flash Drive.
Dates: Jan 10-Mar 7
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
21168 T/6:15p-9:30p AN/313
21180 T/6:15p-9:30p AN/307
Burger
Robold
FEE
$150
$150
Digital Video
Digital
Video Classes
Classes
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 more. Work with your tools of choice thanks
to tight integration with leading video hardware and
software. Bring ZIP disk/CD/Flash Drive. PC lab only.
Dates: Jan 12-Mar 9
CRN DAYS
PLACE
21176 Th/6:15p-9:30p AN/313
INSTR FEE
Nord
PLACE
21240 F/6p-9:45p AN/313
INSTR
Nord
FEE
$150
$150
ONLINE
ONLINE CLASSES
CLASSES
Instructor-facilitated online courses are
informative, fun, convenient, and highly
interactive. All courses run for 6-weeks (with a 2week grace period at the end). Courses are
project oriented and include lessons, quizzes,
hands-on assignments, discussion areas,
supplementary links and more. Complete any of
these courses anytime from your home or office.
For complete listing of online classes, course
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The following Non-Credit classes are online courses.
Each 6-week class is composed of 12 lessons, (24
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101 Accounting Fundamentals
$92
3016 Accounting Fundamentals II
92
102 Creating a Successful Business Plan
92
3046 MS Excel: Intermediate 2003
92
92
ACCOUNTING (5 classes for Certificate) (continued)
3031 Quickbooks Introduction 2005
92
106 Quickbooks: Performing Payroll
92
3018 Quickbooks for Contractors
92
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & MANAGEMENT
CERTIFICATE (5 classes for Certificate)
121 Administrative Assistant Fundamentals
$92
377 Administrative Assistant Applications
92
122 Building an Ethical Business
92
504 Customer Service Fundamentals
92
376 Distribution and Logistics Management
92
123 Employment Law Fundamentals
92
125 Introduction to Business Analysis
92
3030 MS Project, Intro 2003
92
126 Managing Technical Professionals
92
128 Principles of Sales Management
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129 Project Management @ e-Speed
92
130 Successful Construction Business Management 92
131 Understanding the Human Resource Function 92
508 Hire Smart
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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.
21183 F/6p-9:45p AN/307
CRN DAYS
FEE
MACROMEDIA FLASH MX 2004
(INTERMEDIATE)
DIG/135
CRN DAYS
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 ZIP disk/CD.
PC lab only.
MANUFACTURING CERTIFICATE (2 classes for Certificate)
133 Manufacturing Fundamentals
$92
134 Manufacturing Applications
92
MASTERY OF BUSINESS APPLICATIONS CERTIFICATE
(2 classes for Certificate)
135 Mastery of Business Fundamentals
$92
136 Mastery of Business Applications
92
PROJECT MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES CERTIFICATE
137 Project Management Fundamentals
$92
138 Project Management Applications
92
PURCHASING (2 classes for Certificate)
139 Purchasing Fundamentals
140 Purchasing Applications
$92
92
SUPERVISION & MANAGEMENT (2 classes for Certificate)
141 Supervision and Mgmt. 1: Fundamentals
$92
142 Supervision and Mgmt. II : Fundamentals
92
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (2 classes for Certificate)
143 Supply Chain Management Fundamentals
$92
144 Supply Chain Applications
92
TOTAL QUALITY (2 classes for Certificate)
145 Six Sigma: Total Quality Fundamentals
146 Six Sigma: Total Quality Applications
$92
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CERTIFICATION PREPARATION (No Certificate)
156 A+ Certification Prep: Advanced
$109
158 A+ Certification Prep: Intermediate
109
157 A+ Certification Prep: Basics
109
907 MS Windows Certification Prep Exam 70-270 109
159 MS Windows Certification Prep Exam 70-210 109
167 Network + Certification Prep
109
927 PMP Certification Prep 1
109
1091 PMP Certification Prep 2
109
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (5 classes for certificate)
3047 MS Access: Intro 2003
$92
3028 MS Access Intermediate 2003
92
176 MS Access Intermediate 2002:
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3045 MS Excel: Intro 2003
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902 MS Excel Advanced
92
3019 MS PowerPoint Intro 2003
92
180 MS PowerPoint Intermediate 2002:
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192 MS PowerPoint Intro 2002:
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3030 MS Project, Intro 2003
92
3039 MS Publisher. Intro 2003
92
181 MS Publisher Intro 2002:
92
3040 MS Word: Intro 2003
92
3041 MS Word: Intermediate 2003
92
3042 MS Word: Advanced 2003
92
1024 Crystal Reports 10 Intro
92
733 PrintShop Deluxe Intro
92
3010 MS Outlook Intro 2003
92
Online Classes
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (5 classes for certificate)
(continued)
$92
3031 Quickbooks Intro 2005
92
106 Quickbooks: Performing Payroll
92
3018 Quickbooks for Contractors
92
BASIC COMPUTER LITERACY (3 classes for Certificate)
113 101 Tips and Tricks for the iMac & MacIntosh $92
114 Computer Skills for the Workplace
92
115 Keyboarding
92
116 Introduction to the Internet
92
118 Windows XP: Introduction
92
248 Working With Your Macintosh
92
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING & DATABASE MGMT
(5 classes for certificate)
187 C++ for the Absolute Beginner
$92
3052 C# for the Absolute Beginner
92
188 Comp Graphics: Programming wi/OpenGL
92
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COMPUTER PROGRAMMING & DATABASE MGMT (Cont’d)
192 Creating User Requirements Documents
$92
190 Database Development: Intro
92
191 Introduction to the Game Industry
92
1024 Introduction to Crystal Reports
92
602 VBA Intro
92
126 Managing Technical Professionals
92
174 MS Access: Intro 2003
92
176 MS Access Intermediate 2003
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192 Oracle: Intro
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3051 Oracle: Intermediate
92
193 Perl Programming: Intro
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129 Project Management @ e-Speed
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194 SQL: Intro
92
195 Sybase: Intro
92
196 Visual Basic 6.0: Intro
92
197 Visual Basic.Net Intro
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1472 Visual Basic.NET Intermediate
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COMPUTER TROUBLESHOOTING & NETWORKING
198 Creating a Home or Small Office Network
$92
199 Networking: Intro
92
200 Networking: Intermediate
92
201 PC Troubleshooting: Intro
92
3036 Introduction to PC Security
92
3024 Wireless Networking
92
DESKTOP PUBLISHING & IMAGING
3013 Design Projects for Adobe Illustrator CS
3014 Design Projects for Adobe Illustrator 10
914 Adobe FrameMaker 7.1, Intro
1048 Big Ideas Little Books
3039 MS Publisher, Intro 2003
249 MS Publisher Intro 2002
3035 PhotoShop CS Intro
204 Photoshop 7: Intro
205 Photoshop 7: Intermediate
3037 Photoshop Elements 3.0
for the Digital Photographer
1025 PhotoShop Elements CS2
for the Digital Photographer
3034 PhotoShop Elements Projects
231 PhotoShop for the Absolute Beginner
733 PrintShop Deluxe: Introduction
207 QuarkXPress 5.0 for Windows
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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & DIGITAL VIDEO
209 Digital Photography OUTPUT!
$92
210 Discover Digital Photography
92
751 Photographing People with your Digital Camera 92
1025 Photoshop Elements 2.0 for the Digital
Photographer
92
3037 Photoshop Elements 3.0 for the Digital
Photographer
92
3034 PhotoShop Elements Projects
92
212 Secrets of Better Photography
92
913 PhotoShop CS for the Digital Photographer
92
WEB GRAPHICS & MULTIMEDIA (3 classes for Certificate)
901 Introduction to Flash MX 2004
$92
108 Drawing: Absolute Beginner
92
3011 Imaging for the Web Using Fireworks MX 2004 92
3012 Imaging for the Web Using Fireworks MX
92
731 Macromedia Director MX Intro 2004
92
112 Flash MX: Intro
92
WEB PAGE DESIGN (5 classes for Certificate)
105 Creating Web Pages
346 Designing Effective Websites
901 Introduction to Flash MX 2004
5001 Dreamweaver MX 2004
348 Dreamweaver MX: Intro
3029 MS FrontPage 2003 Intro
350 MS FrontPage 2002: Intro
100 Achieving Top Search Engine Positions
$92
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WEB PROGRAMMING (4 classes for Certificate)
909 Introduction to PHP and MySQL
355 Java: Absolute Beginner
358 JavaScript: Programming for the Web
359 JSP Programming: Introduction
$92
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INTERNET COURSES (3 classes for Certificate)
116 Introduction to the Internet
2419 Outlook Express Intro
152 Learn to Buy and Sell on eBay
$92
92
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92
BUSINESS PLANNING & ENTREPRENURIAL
149 Creating a Successful Business Plan
$92
3030 MS Project, Introduction 2003
92
152 Learn to Buy and Sell on eBay
92
516 Start Your Own Consulting Practice
92
3060 Wow, What a Great Event!
92
707 Business Planning for the Retired
92
515 Start & Operate Your Own Home-Based Bus.
92
150 Growing Plants for Fun & Profit
92
153 Publish it Yourself: Start Own Publishing Bus. 92
737 Secrets of the Caterer
92
148 Caring for Children
92
518 Beginning Braille Transcription
92
3038 Intermediate Braille Transcription
92
3031 Quickbooks Introduction 2005
92
TEST PREPARATION (No Certificate)
332 GED Test Prep
738 GED Prep: Language, Writing Test
3017 GED Prep Math Test
333 GMAT Prep
290 Grammar for ESL
334 GRE Prep: Part 1
335 GRE Prep: Part 2
$92
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SALES & MARKETING (5 classes for Certificate)
128 Principles of Sales Management
326 Professional Sales Skills
324 Business Marketing Writing
325 Effective Selling
$92
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GRANT WRITING & NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT
235 A to Z Grant Writing
$92
736 Get Grants!
92
236 Advanced Grant Proposal Writing
92
237 Becoming a Grant Writing Consultant
92
239 Introduction to Nonprofit Management
92
511 Making the Connection: Nonprofits & Technology 92
240 Writing Effective Grant Proposals
92
904 Creating Your Own Nonprofit
92
3023 Marketing Your Nonprofit
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3060 Wow! What a Great Event
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PERSONAL & CAREER DEVELOPMENT (No Certificate)
221 Achieving Success with Difficult People
$92
298 Communicating Like a Leader
92
114 Computer Skills for the Workplace
92
299 Conquer Your Stress!
92
300 Effective Business Writing
92
301 Get Assertive!
92
302 Get Funny!
92
303 Get Paid to Travel
92
305 Grammar Refresher
92
307 High Powered Communication
92
308 Individual Excellence: Secrets of Career Success 92
309 Leadership
92
310 Merrill Ream Speed Reading
92
1033 Music Made Easy
92
311 Resume Writing Workshop
92
312 Secrets of Success and Achievement
92
748 Listen to Your Heart, and Success Will Follow
92
313 Twelve Steps to a Successful Job Search
92
PERSONAL FINANCE & WEALTH BUILDING
(No Certificate)
3021 Real Estate Investing
905 Building Wealth
3033 Debt Elimination Techniques That Work
711 Where Does All My Money Go?
712 The Analysis and Valuation of Stocks
714 Build Your Own Mutual Fund for Pennies
728 Introduction to Stock Options
321 Personal Finance
323 Stocks, Bonds, and Investing: Oh, My!
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FAMILY & PERSONAL ENRICHMENT (No Certificate)
221 Achieving Success with Difficult People
$92
223 Assisting Aging Parents
92
224 Film Literacy for Everyone
92
225 Genealogy Basics
92
226 Goodbye to Shy
92
227 Interpersonal Communication
92
228 Keys to Effective Communication
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906 Everyday Math
92
716 Creating a Healthier Home
92
229 Magic of Hypnosis
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230 Merrill Ream Speed Reading
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231 Outdoor Survival Techniques
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233 Wine Appreciation for Beginners
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3022 Luscious, Low-Fat, Lightning-Quick Meals
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1028 Handling Medical Emergencies
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3060 Wow, What a Great Event
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234 Write Your Life Story
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518 Beginning Braille Transcription
3038 Intermediate Braille Transcription
718 Grammar for ESL
743 Speed Spanish
1738 Speed Spanish II
755 Beginning Conversational French
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MATH, PHILOSOPHY, & SCIENCE
218 Theme Park Engineering
906 Everyday Math
739 Introduction to Algebra
737 Philosophy for the New Millennium
721 Great Themes in Philosophy
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WRITING (5 classes for Certificate)
237 Becoming a Grant Writing Consultant
361 Beginner’s Guide to Getting Published
362 Business Marketing Writing
364 Craft of Magazine Writing
365 Effective Business Writing
366 Fundamentals of Technical Writing
914 Introduction to Adobe FrameMaker7.1
367 Grammar Refresher
701 Correcting Oral and Written Errors
368 Internet Writing Markets: Intro
369 Keys to Effective Editing
370 Pleasures of Poetry
153 Publish it Yourself: Your Own Publishing Bus.
371 Resume Writing Workshop
372 Song Writing Success
373 Travel Writing
220 Your Screenwriting Career
374 Write Like a Pro
234 Write Your Life Story
WRITING (Cont’d)
375 Writeriffic: Creativity Training for Writers
$92
376 Writerific 2: Adv.Creativity Training for Writers
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3025 Creating a Sense of Place
92
736 Research Methods for Writers
92
3026 Demystifying Forensic Science: A Writers’s Guide 92
3015 Introduction to Journaling
92
135 Writing Great Technical Documents
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3041 Beginning Writer’s Workshop
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903 Writing for Children
92
910 Mystery Writing
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ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY CAREERS (No Certificate)
213 Get Funny!
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214 Get Paid to Travel
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215 Intro to the Game Industry
92
216 Marketing Tools for Actors
92
217 Songwriting Success
92
218 Theme Park Engineering
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220 Your Screenwriting Career
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ART, HISTORY, PSYCHOLOGY, & LITERATURE
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108 Drawing for the Absolute Beginner
92
109 Enjoying European Art
92
110 History of Women’s Writers
92
111 Inspiring Tales – Underground Railroad
92
112 Jungian Psychology
92
224 Film Literacy for Everyone
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148 Caring for Children
$92
168 Enhancing Language Development in Children 92
169 Guiding Kids on the Internet
92
170 Parenting: The First Five Years
92
172 Understanding Adolescents
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3063 Ready, Set, Read!
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1028 Handling Medical Emergencies
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244 Introduction to Natural Health & Healing
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247 Outdoor Survival Techniques
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245 Medical Terminology: Word Assoc. Approach
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3032 Luscious, Low-Fat, Lightning-Quick Meals
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716 Creating a Healthier Home
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242 Become a Veterinary Assistant
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243 Food and Fitness to Fight Cancer
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3040 Human Anatomy & Physiology
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605 Certificate in Gerontology (32 hrs.)
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604 Certificate in Complementary & Alternative Med. 185
606 Certificate in Spirituality, Health, & Healing
155
2347 Certificate in End of Life Care
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608 Certificate in Growth and Development
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609 Certificate in Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing 157
610 Certificate in Issues in Oxygenation
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611 Certificate in Pain Assessment and Mgmt.
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612 Certificate in Perinatal Issues
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1048 Big Ideas In Little Books
908 The Creative Classroom
3063 Ready, Set, Read!
172 Understanding Adolescents
331 Using the Internet in the Classroom
327 Classroom Computer
299 Conquer Your Stress!
168 Enhancing Language Development in Children
301 Get Assertive!
169 Guiding Kids on the Internet
309 Leadership
330 Solving Classroom Discipline Problems
743 Speed Spanish
235 A to Z Grantwriting
732 PowerPoint in the Classroom
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Assistance
Center
(REBRAC)
Assistance Center
OTHERS
x
Brownfield Job Training:
o
52 Hr. Environmental Technology
o
10 Hr. General Industry Standards
x
Site Visit/ Permit Assistance
x
Phase I site Assessments
x
First Responder Awareness FRA
x
First Responder Operational FRO
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HAZWOPER Classes
HAZWOPER Classes
Hazardous Waste Operator
Emergency Response
If you are interested in any of these classes, call:
Perla Fickenscher (714) 808-4620
or Taffy Kennedy (714) 808-4613
Training and Development Institute * Disabled students Program & Services
Training is mandated by OSHA and is essential for
people in environmental consulting, occupational
safety, environmental health, police and fire
departments, public health inspectors, and all parties
dealing with hazardous waste. This 40-hour training will
give you the knowledge necessary to conduct “real life”
day-to-day operations at regulated and unregulated
hazardous waste facilities or respond to terrorist
events. This includes chemical spills, gas station
remediations, abandoned chemical and waste sites
and/or clandestine drug labs. The donning of PPE
(personal protective equipment) is an important aspect
of this course.
Homeland Security
Homeland
SecurityClasses
Classes
If you are interested in any of these classes, call:
Perla Fickenscher (714) 808-4620
or Taffy Kennedy (714) 808-4613
READY AMERICA -FOR INDIVIDUALS
The threat of a terrorist attack is real and Homeland
Security is working hard to strengthen our nation’s
security. American citizens should begin a process of
learning about potential threats so that we are better
prepared to react during an attack. This training will
show simple things that you can do now to prepare
yourself and your loved ones (4 Hour class).
Instructed by REBRAC staff
Cost:
$45 per person
Dates/Times: To Be Arranged; 8 am -12 noon
READY AMERICA –FOR BUSINESSES
This class teaches business how to get back on their
feet after a terrorist incident or natural disaster. Though
each situation is unique, any organization can be better
prepared if it plans carefully, puts emergency
procedures in place, and practices for all kinds of
emergencies. Instructed by REBRAC staff
Cost:
$95 per person
Dates/Times: To Be Arranged; 8:00 am -5:00 pm
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) AND
FIT TESTING
This training includes selection of PPE, basic steps in
donning and doffing, and key procedures in the
inspection of PPE. Instructed by Brian Otter
Cost:
$45 per person
Date/Times:
To Be Arranged; 8:00am -11:00 am
DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES
“DECON” is the process of removing or neutralizing
contaminants that have accumulated on personnel and
equipment. It is critical in limiting the spread of
hazardous substances and increasing the chances of
survival in the event of an exposure. Instructed by
Brian Otter
Cost:
$45 per person
Dates/Times: To Be Arranged; 8:00 am -11:0 0am
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INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS) OVERVIEW
INS is the federally approved system for coordinating
multi-jurisdictional or multi-agency emergencies. It is
required for HazMat events (e.g. biohazards, chemical
terrorism). Instructed by REBRAC staff
Cost:
$45 per person
Dates/Times: To Be Arranged; 8:00 am-11:00 am
NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
(NIMS)
Developed by the Secretary of Homeland Security at
the request of the President, the National incident
Management System (NIMS) integrates effective
practices in emergency preparedness and response
into a comprehensive national framework for incident
management. The NIMS enables responders at all
levels to work together more effectively to manage
domestic incidents no matter what the cause, size or
complexity. (40 Hr class, FEMA certified).
Cost:
$350
HOSPITAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINNG
(HERT)
HERT prepares hospitals to respond to Weapons of
Mass Destruction (WMD) events using the Incident
Command system (ICS). The course is “hands-on” and
is FEMA certified. (40 Hr class)
Cost:
$275
DISABLED
DISABLEDSTUDENTS
STUDENT
PROGRAM & 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. For
more information, please call (714) 484-7057.
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
11982 MW/9a11:30a
PLACE
AN/310
INSTR
Kasubhai-Ashong
Kids college inspires creativity
CONSUMER SKILLS
DSPS/135
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
11866 MW/9a-11:30a
PLACE
AN/132
INSTR
Reyes
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.
11949 TTh/9a-11:30a
11952 F/9a-11:30a
MWF/12:30p-3p
12006 TTh/9a-11:30a
12065 TTh/9a-11:30a
11852 MW/12:30p-3p
PLACE
INSTR
WIL/208
WIL/213
Obritz
Stephens
CC/CE4-3
AN/132
AN/310
Brown
Barrett
Reyes
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.
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11960 MW/9a-11:30a
WIL/208
11993 TTh/12:30p-3:15p AN/132
12011 TTh/12:30p-3p
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Stephens
Bennett
Brown
11628 MW/8:30a-2p
11636
21090
11651
11652
MTWTh/8:30a-3p
F/8:30a-2p
TTh/9a-3p
F/9a-11:30a
TTh/12:30p-3p
F/12:30p-3p
11954 TTh/12:30p-3p
PLACE
WIL/208
INSTR
Obritz
PLACE
Westview
Vocational
Ctr
Westview
Vocational
Ctr
CC/CE5-2
CC/CE7-8
WIL/212
AN/313
This class is designed for adults with developmental
disabilities and learning disabilities who want to learn
how to maintain a checking account. This is an
introductory class that teaches banking vocabulary and
step by step on how to open and manage a checking
account. Students will be required to use the Quicken
software program for balancing their checking account.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
INSTR
Draffan
Vernoy
Day
Cunningham
Stephens
Barrett
PLACE
11973 TTh/8:30a-11:30a AN/313
INSTR
Bennett
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
DSPS/129
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.
CRN DAYS
11869 F/9a-3p
PLACE
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Brown
SELF-ADVOCACY
DSPS/133
Instruction designed for students with developmental or
learning disabilities to enhance advocating for self in
everyday life situations.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
CC/CE4-3
AN/132
INSTR
Cunningham
Kasubhai-Ashong
INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS
DSPS/124
A comprehensive program for adults with
developmental disabilities to improve social, academic,
personal, prevocational and avocational capabilities.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 24; nc Jan 16, Feb 17, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
11632 MTWThF/8:45a-2:15p CC/CE4 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
11765 MW/9a-11:30a
11968 F/9a-3p
PLACE
CC/CE7-7
WIL/208
INSTR
Braman
Kloeppel
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Disabled Students Program & Services
Designed for students with disabilities to provide
instruction in computer operation, word processing and
the use of adaptive computer equipment.
11627 TTh/8:30a-3p
CRN DAYS
11867 MW/9a-11:30a
11995 MW/12:30p-3p
COMPUTER-ASSISTED
INSTRUCTIONAL LAB
DSPS/121
CRN DAYS
Designed for students with developmental or learning
disabilities to acquire skills in safely preparing and
storing foods for independent living. Also includes
nutrition, appropriate manners & kitchen organization.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 23
BILLING PAYING AND BANKING
DSPS/130
JOB SKILLS
DSPS/137
CRN DAYS
BASIC COOKING
DSPS/131
ADAPTIVE PE WEIGHT TRAINING
DSPS/122
Increases physical endurance, stresses body
condition/muscle development. Prerequisite: entry into
this class based on physician's release.
Dates: Jan 18-May 24; nc Feb 20, Apr 10, Apr 12
CRN DAYS
21082 MW/12p12:50p
PLACE
CC/GYM 1-102
ADAPTIVE PE ACTIVITY
DSPS/160
INSTR FEE
Pinkham $26
PLACE
21083 MW/11a-11:50a CC/GYM 1101
WHEELCHAIR ATHLETICS
DSPS/170
NEW!
NEW!
INSTR FEE
Pinkham $26
NEW!
NEW!
Disabled students program & services * DSPS off-Site Class locations
This course includes instruction and participation in the
fundamentals of the spectrum of wheelchair athletics.
Dates: Jan 17-May 25; nc Apr 11, Apr 13
CRN DAYS
21084 TTh/7p-8:50p
PLACE
CC/GYM 1101
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
This course is designed for the disabled student. The
class modified individual and team sport activities.
CRN DAYS
SOCIAL SKILLS
DSPS/140
INSTR FEE
Silgailis $52
11958 MW/12:30p-3p
12010 MW/12:30p-3p
PLACE
WIL/208
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Obritz
Cunningham
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
PLACE
11938 MW/8:30a-11:30a WIL/213
INSTR
Bennett
DSPS Off –Site Class Locations
DSPS Off-Site Class Locations
CRN
EXPLORATORY ARTS FOR
VISUALLY IMPAIRED
DSPS/111
A course designed for students with visual impairments,
which provides experience using various art media.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
11647 T/9:30a-11:30a Braille Institute Tebo
11637 W/12:30p-2:30p Braille Institute 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.
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11638 W/9:30a-11:30a Braille Institute
11639 Th/9:30a-11:30a Braille Institute
12233 MW/9:30aBraille Institute
10:30a
11640 Th/12:30p-2:30p Braille Institute
11643 T/12:30p-2:30p Braille Institute
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INSTR
Tebo
Tebo
Challacomb
Tebo
Tebo
21091
11645
11641
11630
11631
11644
11797
11798
11840
12234
11629
11633
11634
11635
11646
11884
11886
LOCATION
Braille Institute
Empower Community Day Program
Enriching-DSPS
Or Cty Assoc Retrded Citizens
West Anaheim Therapeutic Res
Westminster Therapeutic Ctr
Westminster Therapeutic Ctr
Westview Vocational Ctr
Have Lunch at Café Cypress!
Located on the 1st 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 beginning week of February 2.
Café Bistro: Gourmet meals prepared by Cypress College
Chefs-in-training in a restaurant-style setting. Open: Thursday
from 12n – 1p beginning week of February 9.
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 - Friday from 8a – 1p beginning week of January 17.
For more information or to ORDER
AHEAD BY PHONE, Call 714-808-4641
Learn something new at SCE!
ESPRESSO TIME
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CuLINARY
ARTS
CULINARY ARTS
ANAHEIM
AnaheimCAMPUS
CampusCULINARY
Culinary
VISITING
JANUARY
Visiting CHEFS:
Chefs: January
INTRODUCTION OF TAMALES
NEW!
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NEW!
Learn the foundation of Mexican cuisine rooted in the
Mayans and Aztecs. Corn is a sacred plant to the
Aztecs which is why it is used as a main ingredient,
such as in tamales. Chef Cirilo will introduce you to the
basics of tamale making: masa, different fillings such as
pollo (chicken), carne de res (beef), camarones
(shrimp) and elote (corn). Bring your apron, hat, towel
and containers for leftovers.
CRN DAYS
21125 W/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Bird
FEE
$50
FAMILY COOKING-PERFECT PASTA
NEW!
FN/598
NEW!
Learn to make simple pasta dough that can be served
with many types of sauces or buttered and eaten plain
as a side dish. A simple Marinara and Alfredo sauce
will be taught and served with the pasta. We will
discuss the many variations for these sauces and its
uses other than with pasta. Making a soft and delicious
meatball the whole family will also be taught. THIS IS
A CLASS FOR CHILDREN (7-13 YEARS) TO
ATTEND WITH THEIR MOM, DAD, OR
GRANDPARENT. Bring your apron, hat, towel and
containers for leftovers.
Dates: Jan 14-Jan 14; nc Jan 14
CRN DAYS
21115 S/9a-1p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Bird
FEE
$80
The amenable chicken keeps company with subtle or
strong ingredients and is adaptable to easy and
complex sauces. Learn the fundamentals of chicken
butchery, different cooking methods for each part of the
chicken, and sauces such as the Gran Marnier. Bring
an apron, towel and your enthusiasm.
CRN DAYS
21122 W/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Bird
"LITTLE EATS" - DIM SUM
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FEE
$50
NEW!
NEW!
Have you ever been in a Chinese teahouse and not
known what to order? Try the Dim Sum challenge Steamed Sui Mai, Potstickers, Diamond Shrimp Balls,
and Baked Coconut Buns. The Dim Sum menu is a
tasting that doesn't quit. These "Little Eats" excite but
never tire your appetite. Bring your hat, apron, towel
CRN DAYS
21118 W/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Louie
CRN DAYS
21133 S/9a-1p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Sims
FEE
$50
ANAHEIM
Anaheim CAMPUS
Campus CULINARY
Culinary
Visiting CHEFS:
Chefs: February
VISITING
FEBRUARY
THE AMAZING FISH
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NEW!
NEW!
Discover the diversity of fish and their different flavors.
There are so many different combinations of texture,
flavor and the many different ways of preparation.
Learn more about the widely available fish, petrale sole,
fish butchery, fish roulades with mushroom duxelle and
different pan sauces. Amazingly fish will be one of your
favorites daily and not just once in awhile. Bring your
apron, hat, towel and containers for leftovers.
Dates: Feb 1-Feb 1
CRN DAYS
21127 W/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Bird
FEE
$50
"MORE LITTLE EATS" - DIM SUM
NEW!
FN/597
NEW!
Have you ever been in a Chinese Teahouse and not
known what to order? Try the Dim Sum challenge Taro Root or Potato Dumplings, Cha Siu Bow,
Seasame Seed Balls (Gin Duey) and Curry Pork Puffs.
This menu is a tasting that doesn't quit. These "Little
Eats" will excite but never tire your appetite - and
there's always more to learn in March. Bring your hat,
apron, towel and containers for leftovers.
Dates: Feb 8-Feb 8
CRN DAYS
PLACE
21119 W/6p-10p AN/175
INSTR
Louie
FEE
$50
CHOCOLATES AND MORE-A
VALENTINE SPECIAL
NEW!
FN/608
NEW!
Chocolate is not only one of the world's most popular
confections, it is also a wonderful medium for
decorative work, ranging from simple garnishes to
elaborate showpieces. Well known CHEF ONESIMO
LORENZO FROM THE WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT
will demonstrate his mastery and creativity with spun
sugar, chocolate specialty items and other dessert
items. Make this connection with our special chef and
create your own valentine treat. Bring your hat, apron,
towel and containers for your treats. REGISTER
EARLY-LIMITED SEATING!
Dates: Feb 9-Feb 9
CRN DAYS
21132 Th/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Bird
FEE
$50
FEE
$50
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Culinary Arts: Anaheim Campus Classes
THE VERSATILE AND COOPERATIVE
CHICKEN
NEW!
FN/600
NEW!
NEW!
NEW!
Learn how to make your favorite espresso beverages
from a certificated STARBUCKS barista. Lattes!
Mochas! Caramel Macchiatos! Discover new coffees
from around the globe, where they are grown and how
they are roasted. It's coffee time, so join us and learn
from the best. Bring your hat, apron, towel and your
favorite mug or coffee cup!
FAMILY COOKING - DESSERTS AND
PASTRY
FN/599
NEW!
NEW!
The process for making Pate a Choux or Cream Puff
pastry is always fun to do with children. We will start
with the pastry and make a filling. The puffs will be
glazed with a Ganache. Individual tarts will also be
made starting with the pastry. These desserts will be a
special treat for your Valentine. THIS IS A CLASS
FOR CHILDREN (7-13 YEARS) TO TAKE WITH
THEIR MOM, DAD OR GRANDPARENT. Come and
enjoy your family time in the kitchen. Bring your mom
or dad or grandparent. Come and enjoy your family
time in the kitchen. Bring your apron, hat, towel and
containers for leftovers.
Dates: Feb 11-Feb 11
CRN DAYS
21116 S/9a-1p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Bird
FEE
$80
Culinary Arts: Anaheim Campus Classes * Yorba Linda Classes
MOLE ESTILO POBLANO - MOLE
FROM PUEBLO
NEW!
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NEW!
Discover the rich culinary traditions of Mexico. The
cuisine of Mexico achieves their wonderful flavors
through the use of chiles, spices, herbs, lowfat
condiments, and Chocolate. Chef Cirilo will introduce
you to chocolaty Mole: Mole Verde and Mole Poblanos.
Come on down chocolate lovers! Bring your apron, hat,
towel and containers for leftovers.
CRN DAYS
21124 W/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Bird
FEE
$50
BREADS, BREADS, BREADS
NEW!
FN/606
NEW!
There is nothing like the smell of fresh bread baking in
the oven. Yet something as simple as bread can be
one of the most exacting and complex products to
make. Learn the basic principles of bread making:
gluten development, yeast fermentation and different
mixing methods. Join us in the making Foccacia,
challah and zucchini breads. Bring an apron, hat,
towel, and containers for leftovers.
CRN DAYS
21128 W/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Bird
FEE
FAMILY COOKING - BREAKFAST
FOODS FOR ANYTIME OF DAY
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NEW!
NEW!
Breakfast can be more than a scrambled egg. We will
be making vegetable omelets, rolled and flat. Crepes
will be made with one savory and one sweet. These
dishes are suitable for breakfast, lunch or dinner. They
can be simple preparations and with a few elegant
touches good enough for company. THIS IS A CLASS
FOR CHILDREN (7-13 YEARS) TO TAKE WITH
THEIR MOM, DAD, OR GRANDPARENT. Enjoy your
family time in the kitchen. Bring your apron, hat, towel
CRN DAYS
21126 S/9a-1p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Bird
FEE
$80
MORE BREADS AND ROLLS
NEW!
FN/607
NEW!
Back for more flavorful, handmade breads and rolls.
Don't be afraid of yeast and the process of making
breads. Learn how to make the basic yeast dough and
create your own bread, baguettes, cinnamon rolls, and
pecan buns. Once you learn the process, practice at
home and give your artisan breads as gifts to your
friends and family. Nothing can capture the wonderful
aroma of fresh breads baking in your own oven. Bring
your apron, hat, towel and a container for leftovers.
CRN DAYS
21129 W/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Bird
FEE
$50
"BACK FOR MORE LITTLE EATS" DIM SUM
NEW!
FN/595
NEW!
Have you ever been in a Chinese Teahouse and not
known what to order? Try the Dim Sum challenge Spring Rolls, Steamed Shrimp Dumplings, Hom Suey
Gok, and Mango Pudding. These "Little Eats" will excite
but never tire your appetite. Bring your hat, apron,
towel and containers for leftovers.
CRN DAYS
21117 W/6p-10p
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Louie
FEE
$50
$50
YORBA LINDA CULINARY
ANAHEIM
CAMPUS
Anaheim
CampusCULINARY
Culinary
VISITING
VisitingCHEFS:
Chefs: MARCH
March
FROM THE SHORES OF MEXICO
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NEW!
NEW!
Back for more of the flavor of Mexico. Try their low-fat
and low calorie seafood dishes that have the rich
wonderful flavors of chiles, spices and herbs that are
uniquely from the shores of Mexico. Chef Cirilo will
introduce you to these seafood delights: Ceviche, Crab
Salad Tostados, Sauteed Shrimp with Corn Compot
and Pescado Sandiado (Grilled Fish Red Snapper).
Join us for this wonderful culture adventure. Bring your
apron, hat, towel and containers for leftovers.
Dates: Mar 8-Mar 8
CRN DAYS
21123 W/6p-10p
36
PLACE
AN/175
INSTR
Bird
FEE
$50
Yorba Linda Culinary Classes:
CLASSES:
JANUARY
January
CHINESE COOKING
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Chinese Cooking is as popular as ever! Join us in
class as we create traditional favorites, as well as new
dishes to delight your palates and please the senses.
Chinese dishes are nutritious, economical, and
attractive to the eye as well as fun to prepare. Learn
how to use different seasonings to give your meals
variety, distinctive flavors and wonderful aromas. You
will prepare a complete meal each week! Class limited
to 25 students. Bring a dish towel to class and a
container for leftovers!
CRN DAYS
20374 T/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Louie
FEE
$82
Yorba
Linda
Culinary
Classes:
YORBA
LINDA
CULINARY
February
CLASSES: FEBRUARY
BUSY PEOPLE'S SLOW SIMMER
COOKING CROCK POT II
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Come enjoy meals that can be prepared with little last
minute preparation. Some will be prepared using a clay
roaster, and others will be prepared using a crock pot.
You will taste a lot and go home with your choice of one
of the following sets of recipe ingredients. Chunky Chili,
Seafood Pasta, Lemon Pepper Pork Tenderloin, and
Lemon Kissed Potatoes, Lasagna, Sweet and Sour
Pork, and others. Remember to bring a towel and
container for leftovers and the starter ingredients for a
crock pot recipe.
Dates: Feb 1-Feb 1
CRN DAYS
21001 W/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Lansing
FEE
$30
BRAZILIAN CUISINE
FN/575
Join us for an exciting night of fun and flavorful foods!
You will learn from a Brazilian why Brazilian people are
so happy and friendly (it is the food!), as we cook
together some of the most traditional dishes of the
country of Carnival, samba, and exotic flavors. You will
master how to cook a full Brazilian meal, including
Feijoada (delicious black bean and pork stew), coconut
pudding with plum sauce, cheese puffs, eggplant
appetizer, fried bananas, salad of hearts of palm, and
much more. Impress family and friends with a delicious
meal that is easy to prepare. Remember your towel for
clean-up and a container for leftovers.
Dates: Feb 6-Feb 6
CRN DAYS
20553 M/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Hale
FEE
$30
VALENTINE CHOCOLATE TRUFFLES
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CRN DAYS
21006 W/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Lansing
FEE
$30
CAJUN COOKIN'
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Join us on our journey through Bayou and Cajun
country as we sample the culinary delights of this
region: Crabmeat Crepes, Gumbo, Jambalaya, Red
Beans and Rice, Cajun Chicken and more. Bring a
towel and container for leftovers! All students will assist
in the food preparation.
CRN DAYS
21005 W/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Lansing
FEE
Travel the world on an evening of international flavors.
Come and learn how to prepare traditional appetizers
from many different countries: from Cuba to Brazil,
Germany to Hawaii, Philippines to Mexico. This class
will give you hands on opportunity to cook delicious
appetizers that can also be combined with any meal.
Don't miss the opportunity to learn how to throw an
international party! Remember to bring a towel and
container for leftovers.
CRN DAYS
20555 M/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Hale
FEE
$30
Yorba
Linda
Culinary
Classes:
YORBA
LINDA
CULINARY
March
CLASSES: MARCH
SIMPLY DELICIOUS CINNAMON
ROLLS
FN/210
You can smell the aroma of "real" Cinnamon Sticky
Buns, Red Flannel Hash, Breakfast Strombolli (looks
like pizza). Old Fashioned Baking Powder Biscuits,
and Monterey Brunch. Bring a towel and container for
leftovers!
All students will assist in the food
preparation.
Dates: Mar 6-Mar 6
CRN DAYS
20560 M/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Lansing
FEE
$30
COOKING MADE EASY
FN/582
Practicality is the name of the game! You don't have
time to spend hours in the kitchen cooking a meal? So,
come join us for this exciting class, where you will learn
techniques, tools, and recipes that combined will save
you time in the kitchen, preparation, cooking and
cleaning up. You still will be able to prepare a variety of
delicious meals for one person or a big family. This will
be a hands on class, but also bring a writing pad for the
wonderful useful tips you will get. You can't afford to
miss it! Remember to bring a towel and container for
leftovers.
CRN DAYS
20554 M/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Hale
FEE
$30
MICROWAVE COOKING
FN/257
Do you think that your microwave is only for heating up
leftovers? Get past using those pre-prepared meals in a
box! We'll make appetizers, main dishes, vegetable
combinations, bake bread, make puddings and more.
How about Shrimp and Artichoke Saute, Prime Rib, and
Double Chocolate Cake for dessert? Remember to
bring a towel and container for leftovers.
CRN DAYS
21004 W/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Lansing
FEE
$30
$30
37
Culinary ARts: Yorba Linda ClASSES
Treat your valentine to homemade truffles, delightfullydelicious chocolate confections that you can make
inexpensively $5.00 per pound. Learn to create these
hand-dipped chocolate with delicate fillings, such as
Strawberry, Chocolate, and Amaretto. Includes
decorating truffles, making Caramel Pecan Turtles, and
preparing a Spicy Chicken Rice Salad with Ginger
Dressing to balance your sugar level. Bring a towel and
container for leftovers! Students will participate in the
preparation of truffles.
Dates: Feb 8-Feb 8
APPETIZERS FROM AROUND THE
WORLD
FN/581
LOW FAT MEXICAN CUISINE
FN/594
This class will target the many people in Orange and
LA counties that have fallen in love with the Mexican
cuisine, and have been exposed to it for a long time,
but now have become more health conscious. These
people do not want to give up the good taste, but are
willing to sacrifice a little of the flavor, in order to eat a
lower fat and healthier food. This class will also attract
anybody who enjoys cooking, and has an interest in
healthier food, as the techniques used can be applied
to many other types of food. Students will be excited
about being able to eat some favorite foods, and still
feel that they are eating healthier.
CRN DAYS
21003 M/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Hale
FEE
$30
CULINARY ARTS: YORBA LINDA CLASSES * Home Decorative Arts: Clothing Design
Want to make some really good cheesecake? Come to
prepare and taste White Chocolate Cheesecake,
Chocolate Amaretto Cheesecake, New York Style
Cheesecake, Santa Fe Cheesecake, Mini Cheesecake
and others. Learn tips about preparation and
minimizing the fat grams.
20559 Th/6p-10p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Lansing
FEE
$30
Home Decorative
Arts
HOME DECORATIVE ARTS
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.
PLACE
CC/CE7-6
INSTR
Eggan
FEE
$5
SEWING FOR BEGINNERS
CC/112
Learn to sew with easy new methods. Covers any
project that has to do with fabrics of any kind for home
or family. Know your machine, consumer purchasing;
understand patterns and alterations. Make what you
like and get creative!
†Dates: Jan 23-Mar 20; nc Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20225 Th/6p-9:30p AN/140
20261* M/6p-9:30p YL/408
20646† M/6p-9:30p CC/CE7-6
38
INSTR
Poteet
Martinez
Poteet
PLACE
INSTR FEE
20190 W/8:30a-12:30p CC/CE7-6
20192 F/9a-12:30p
AN/140
20191 T/5:30p-10p
CC/CE7-6
Eggan $5
Martinez $5
Eggan $5
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! Bring your sewing machine or use one of ours.
CRN DAYS
20194 Th/9a-12:30p
PLACE INSTR
CC/CE7-6 Martinez
FEE
$5
$5
$5
FEE
$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 a variety of garment details for
bodices, necklines, collars, sleeves, skirts, dresses,
jackets and pants.
PLACE
20201 T/9a-12:30p CC/CE7-6
INDIVIDUAL CLOTHING
INSTRUCTION
CC/111
20195 W/1p-6p
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
Clothing
Design
Clothing Design
CRN DAYS
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
machine
use,
ready-to-wear
alterations and accessory items will be covered. May
include men's tailoring. All levels welcome!
Feb 17
DRESSMAKING
CC/116
CHEESECAKES GALORE!
FN/234
CRN DAYS
WOMEN'S TAILORING
CC/115
INSTR
Martinez
FEE
$5
CARE AND USE OF OVERLOCK
MACHINE
CC/126
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 and how to adjust the tensions according to
the thread, fabric, and desired type of stitch.
CRN DAYS
20189 Th/12:30p-4p
20193 W/6p-9:30p
PLACE INSTR
YL/408 Silvers
CC/CE7-6 Martinez
FEE
$5
$5
MACHINE EMBROIDERY
CC/131
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
PLACE
20637 M/8:30a-12p YL/408
INSTR
Magnuson
FEE
$5
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.
CRN DAYS
20195 W/1p-6p
HAND KNIT AND CROCHET
GARMENTS
CC/124
PLACE
20180 T/9a-12:30p AN/140
20196 Th/12pCC/GYM 2-112
3:30p
20198 W/6p-9:30p YL/303
20200 Th/6p-9:30p CC/GYM 2-112
INSTR FEE
Brainard $5
Brainard $5
Brainard $5
Brainard $5
PLACE INSTR
YL/408
YL/408
YL/408
YL/408
YL/408
WIL/201
CC/CE7-6
YL/408
O'Brien
Carlson
O'Brien
Silvers
Silvers
O'Brien
Gordon
Gordon
FEE
$5
$5
$5
$5
$5
$5
$5
$5
SEWING FOR THE HOME
CC/140
Basic techniques will be used to create decorative
items for the home. Learn to sew pillows, table
coverings, simple window treatments, slip covers,
duvets, etc. for a fraction of retail cost. Fabric for small
projects will be provided. All levels welcome.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20324 T/6p-9:30p AN/140
INSTR
Poteet
FEE
$5
EXPLORING NEEDLEWORK
CC/400
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
20640 M/9a-12:30p CC/CE7-6
20316* W/12:30p-4p YL/408
INSTR
Caverly
Silvers
FEE
$5
FEE
$5
$5
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Innes
FEE
$75
DRAWING: BEYOND THE BASICS
ARTC/161
This course is for those of you who have some basic
drawing skills and wish to further explore your potential
to express yourself visually. Creativity and innovative
approaches will be emphasized. Concepts will include
composition, color theory, perspective, lighting, and
emotional content in a problem solving approach.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 14
CRN DAYS
21151 T/9a-12p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Innes
FEE
$75
BASIC DRAWING
ARTC/162
This is the class for you if you always wanted to learn to
draw. We will learn the basic skills in contour drawing,
shading, creating texture, basic composition and
perspective. The drawing medium will include graphite,
charcoal, and ink. A short lecture and demonstration is
followed by a related drawing assignment.
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 16
CRN DAYS
21152 Th/9a-12p
PLACE
YL/402
INSTR
Innes
FEE
$75
CARTOONING MADE EASY
ARTC/136
Learn how to cartoon people, animals, background, and
more including inking, lettering, use of pens, brushes,
perspective, and creating professional comic strips.
Previous students have sold their cartoons to
newspapers and magazines.
Taught by Mel
Schoenberger, professional cartoonist with over 45
years of experience, the class is for all levels of
experience. Please bring an 11x14 pad of tracing paper
to the first class; supply list will be provided. Class is
for those 14 years and older. Come join the fun!
CRN DAYS
21105 Th/7p-9p
PLACE
YL/306
INSTR
FEE
Schoenberger $70
39
Home Decorative Arts: Clothing Design • Drawing & Painting
W/9a-12:30p
T/9a-12:30p
M/12p-3:30p
T/12:30p-4p
T/6p-9:30p
M/6p-9:30p
Th/6:30p-10p
W/6:30p-10p
Eggan
Discover the 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: Jan 3-Mar 14
21149 T/1p-4p
Introduction to patchwork with a foolproof method for
assembling patchwork squares. May cover tying,
quilting, frames and finishing.*Includes related projects.
20202
20465
20466*
20185
20187
20230*
20188
20504
INSTR
PAINTING
ARTC/160
CRN DAYS
PATCHWORK, QUILTING AND
APPLIQUE
CC/130
CRN DAYS
CC/CE7-6
Drawing &
Drawing
& Painting
Painting
Learn the basic stitches of knitting and crocheting.
Advance to making designer garments and accessories
for all members of the family.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
CARICATURING MADE EASY
NEW!
ARTC/137
NEW!
This class will tickle you from head to toe! It's easy, it's
fun and rewarding. If you can draw, you can caricature.
It's amazing how fast you will learn. You will learn
inking, lettering, drawing small action bodies, use of
equipment, creative ideas, shadowing, etc. Join in the
fun and learn professional caricaturing. Taught by an
international caricuature cartoonist with over 45 years
experience. Bring 11 x 14 tracing paper pad, pencil
and eraser to first class. Additional supply list will be
provided. All levels of experience are welcomed. You
must be 14 years or older.
CRN DAYS
21044 M/7p-9p
PLACE
YL/306
INSTR
FEE
Schoenberger $70
HOME DECORATIVE ARTS: Drawing & Painting • Floral Design • Home Decor
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.
CRN DAYS
20689 W/6:30p-7:30p
PLACE
WIL/208
INSTR FEE
Fowler
$35
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: Jan 26-Mar 2
PLACE
INSTR
20687 Th/5:30p-7p CC/CE12-11 Bae
FEE
$60
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.
PLACE INSTR
20213 M/11a-3p
YL/403
20214* W/12:30p-4:30p YL/403
FEE
McLaughlin $74
McLaughlin $74
TOLE & DECORATIVE ARTS
(BEGINNING - INTERMEDIATE)
HD/100
Learn to paint a variety of projects from beginning to an
intermediate level.
CRN DAYS
20664 Th/8:30a12p
40
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20328 W/9a-12:30p CC/CE9-2
20181 W/6p-9:30p CC/FA-130
PLACE
AN/140
INSTR
Reynolds
FEE
$5
INSTR
Daun
Daun
FEE
$5
$5
FLORAL
DESIGN
Floral Design
FLORIST TECHNIQUES
(BEGINNING)
FLOR/100
For homemakers and those interested in floral shop
employment. Covers shop procedures and
arrangements. A Certificate of Completion will be
issued to any student upon request. This class is 12
weeks.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 26
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
Patterson
Patterson
FEE
$130
$130
FLORIST TECHNIQUES
(INTERMEDIATE)
FLOR/101
Prerequisite: Must have completed the Beginning
Class. For homemakers and those interested in flower
shop employment. Class will cover floral shop
procedures and arrangements. This class is 12 weeks.
A Certificate of Completion will be issued to any
students upon request.
CRN DAYS
WATERMEDIA
CRAE/206
CRN DAYS
Learn to prepare, paint and finish a variety of projects
on various surfaces. All levels of painting skills
welcome.
20205 T/9:30a-12:30p YL/403
20206 T/6:30p-9:30p YL/403
FASHION ILLUSTRATION FOR
ADULTS
ARTC/140
CRN DAYS
TOLE AND DECORATIVE ARTS
(INTERMEDIATE)
HD/111
20207 W/9:30a-12:30p
20208 Th/9:30a-12:30p
20209 Th/6:30p-9:30p
PLACE
INSTR FEE
YL/403 Patterson
YL/403 Patterson
YL/403 Patterson
$165
$165
$165
Home Decor
Decor
Home
LANDSCAPING FOR HOMEOWNERS
HD/122
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.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 22
CRN DAYS
20259 T/6:30p9:30p
PLACE
YL/305
INSTR
Murphy
FEE
$5
Improving Lifestyles
Improving
Lifestyles
PARENTING
Parenting
BECOME SLENDER WITH HYPNOSIS
MEDO/211
Let go of thoughts and behaviors that cause you to hold
onto excess weight; replace them with healthy habits
and attitudes. Cassette recommended (available in
Cypress College). Wear warm clothing; pillow/blanket
optional.
Dates: Jan 11-Feb 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE
21002 W/7p-8:30p CC/CE9-1
INSTR
Schmidt
FEE
$30
Photography
Photography
Fundamentals of 35mm and digital photography.
Covers composition, depth of field, lenses, film types,
digital formats, electronic flash and night-time
photography. If possible, bring camera to first meeting.
Includes field trip!
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20326 W/6:30p-9:30p YL/306
20549 T/6:30p-9:30p AN/301
FEE
Rosenberger $70
Rosenberger $70
PHOTOGRAPHY
(INTERMEDIATE)
FOTO/102
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: Jan 5-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
20215 Th/6:30p9:30p
PLACE
YL/306
INSTR
FEE
Rosenberger $70
Drama
Drama
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 on agent.
21224 S/10a-3p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-315 Conrad
Enrollment is limited during the SCE registration
period to TWO CLASSES in the parent and child
series. After the SCE in-person registration period
ends, additional enrollment is encouraged in any
open classes.
Please make note! During our construction
Cypress classes will be moving during the middle of
the term to a third floor room on the Cypress
Campus. Please limit the use of strollers as they
are not recommended!
BABIES LOVE MUSIC
(AGES 4-14 MONTHS)
PARN/147
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 glockenspiels 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.
CRN DAYS
20402
20403*
20525
20660*
20585
T/11a-12p
T/11a-12p
W/11a-12p
W/11a-12p
T/3:30p4:30p
20659* T/3:30p4:30p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
YL/404
Greeno
$20
WIL/203
WIL/203
AN/134
AN/134
YL/404
Greeno
Greeno
Greeno
Greeno
Greeno
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
KIDS LOVE MUSIC
(AGES 1-2)
PARN/148
ACTING FOR COMMERCIALS
(AGES 16 TO ADULT)
FOTO/104
CRN DAYS
Children must attend classes with a registered
adult. The adult registering for the class can be the
parent, grandparent or guardian.
FEE
$30
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.
CRN DAYS
20352
20401
20526*
20661*
T/10a-11a
W/10a-11a
T/10a-11a
W/10a-11a
PLACE
WIL/203
AN/134
WIL/203
AN/134
INSTR
Greeno
Greeno
Greeno
Greeno
FEE
$20
$20
$20
$20
41
Home Decorative ARts: Improving Lifestyles • Photography • Drama • Parenting
PHOTOGRAPHY
(BEGINNING)
FOTO/101
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.
KIDS LOVE MUSIC
(AGES 1-4)
PARN/150
CRN DAYS
20568
20572*
20663*
20662
20569
T/12p-1p
T/12p-1p
W/12p-1p
W/12p-1p
T/2:30p3:30p
20573* T/2:30p3:30p
20570 T/4:30p5:30p
20574* T/4:30p5:30p
PLACE
WIL/203
WIL/203
AN/134
AN/134
YL/404
INSTR
Greeno
Greeno
Greeno
Greeno
Greeno
FEE
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
YL/404
Greeno
$20
YL/404
Greeno
$20
YL/404
Greeno
$20
20353
20400
20542*
20543*
T/9a-10a
W/9a-10a
T/9a-10a
W/9a-10a
PLACE
WIL/203
AN/134
WIL/203
AN/134
INSTR
Greeno
Greeno
Greeno
Greeno
FEE
$20
$20
$20
$20
KINDERGYM
(AGES 1-2)
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.
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
20642
20276
20277
21053
T/8:45a-9:45a
W/9a-10a
M/9a-10a
M/12p-1p
PLACE INSTR
CC/CE8-4
WIL/203
YL/404
YL/404
Dodson
Dodson
Dodson
Dodson
FEE
$15
$15
$15
$15
KINDERGYM
(AGES 2-3)
PARN/104B
PLACE INSTR
Parenting
20643 T/9:45a-10:45a CC/CE8-4 Dodson
20278 W/10a-11a
WIL/203 Dodson
20279 M/10a-11a
YL/404 Dodson
FEE
$15
$15
$15
Jan 16, Feb 20
20644 T/10:45a-11:45a
20280 W/11a-12p
20281 M/11a-12p
42
20091
20106
20234
20093
20425
M/8:45a-10:45a
F/8:45a-10:45a
M/9a-10:30a
Th/9:30a-11a
M/9:30a-11:30a
PLACE INSTR
CC/CE8-4
CC/CE8-4
WIL/203
WIL/203
AN/134
Wahhab
Wahhab
Reeves
Dodson
Cortez
FEE
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
CRN DAYS
20111 F/10:45a12:45p
20107 Th/11a-12:30p
20426 M/11:30a-1:30p
20235 Th/12:30p-2p
PLACE INSTR
FEE
WIL/203
AN/134
WIL/203
$15
$15
$15
CC/CE8-4 Wahhab
Dodson
Cortez
Dodson
$15
PARENTING: ART, MUSIC &
MOVEMENT
(AGES 2.5-5)
PARN/101C
CRN DAYS
20116 M/10:45a-12:45p
PLACE
INSTR FEE
CC/CE8-4 Wahhab $15
PRESCHOOLERS
(AGES 1.5-2.5)
PARN/106A
Quality time for you and your child to build self-esteem
and confidence in a program that includes crafts,
painting, music, structured and unstructured play,
sharing ideas and parenting information. Bring a snack
for your child.
Feb 17
20123
20125
20372
20126
Th/9a-11a
W/9a-11a
T/9a-11a
Th/9:30a11:30a
21136 F/9:30a11:30a
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
WIL/203
Allee
$15
INSTR
FEE
YL/404
YL/404
YL/404
AN/134
Staff
Stearns
Stearns
Stearns
$15
$15
$15
$15
PRESCHOOLERS
(AGES 2-3)
PARN/106B
KINDERGYM
(AGES 3-4.5)
PARN/104C
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
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 or lunch.
MOVEMENT (AGES 2.5-4.5)
PARN/101B
KIDS LOVE MUSIC
(AGES 2-4)
PARN/149
CRN DAYS
MOVEMENT (AGES 1.5-2.5)
PARN/101A
PLACE
INSTR FEE
CC/CE8-4 Dodson $15
WIL/203 Dodson $15
YL/404
Dodson $15
CRN DAYS
20127 W/8:45a10:45a
PLACE
CC/CE8-4
Wahhab
$15
CRN DAYS
20255 M/10:30a-12p
20237 W/10:45a12:45p
20581 F/11:30a-1:30p
21137 F/11:30a-1:30p
PLACE INSTR
WIL/203 Reeves
CC/CE8-4 Wahhab
AN/134
WIL/203
Staff
Allee
FEE
$15
$15
$15
$15
PARENTING: CHILDREN AND
READING READINESS
(AGES 2.5-4)
PARN/119
Parent and child attend together. Various educational
activities, working with scissors, paper and paste that
prepare your child to read. includes painting, Playdoh
and singing. Bring lunch for your child.
Feb 17
CRN DAYS
20124 F/9:30a11:30a
20088 Th/11a-1p
20089 W/11a-1p
20472 T/11a-1p
20090 Th/11:30a1:30p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
YL/404
YL/404
YL/404
AN/134
Staff
Stearns
Stearns
Stearns
$15
$15
$15
$15
AN/134
Staff
PREPARATION FOR CHILDBIRTH
PARN/109
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: Feb 25-Feb 25
†Dates: Mar 25-Mar 25
20128 S/9a-4:30p
20129* S/9a-4:30p
20130† S/9a-4:30p
PLACE
CC/CE4-2
CC/CE4-2
CC/CE4-2
INSTR
Miller
Miller
Miller
Designed to lend support and provide some realistic
parenting techniques that can be used in the parent's
day-to-day life.
Dates: Jan 11-Feb 15
PLACE
20517 W/7p-8:30p CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Hayhurst
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
REFRIGERATION ELECT/CONT
ELECT
ACAR/104
Covers electrical schematic diagram reading, basic
load devices, switches, controls, single-phase motors
and starting components, field electrical safety and
trouble shooting principles. Lecture combined with
practical demonstrations and hands on lab. You must
attend both lecture and lab. Text required.
CRN DAYS
20317 TTh/7p9:50p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-101 Stuart
FEE
$30
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
geared to expose student to real-world application of
the Retail Meat Industry. Free-No credit. Enroll in
classroom only.
Apr 11-Apr 12
CRN DAYS
20313 T/6p-9:50p
20314 W/6p-9:50p
EFFECTIVE PARENTING
PARN/102
CRN DAYS
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
$15
Parenting
Classesfor
forParents
Parents
Parenting Classes
CRN DAYS
VOCATIONAL
PREPARATION
VOCATIONAL PREPARATION
FEE
$40
PLACE
CC/BUS313-B
CC/BUS313-B
INSTR
Lowe
Lowe
Autoand
andMotorcycle
Motorcycle Repair
Auto
Repair
MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE AND
REPAIR
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
20170 S/8:30a1:30p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-105 Williams
FEE
$20
43
Parenting • Vocational Preparation: Air conditioning & Refrigeration • Apprenticeship • Auto & Motorcyle Repair
PRESCHOOLERS
(AGES 3-5)
PARN/106C
GENERAL CONTRACTING
CONS/121
Bartending
Bartending
BARTENDING WORKSHOPS
HOSM/101
Covers bartending and cocktail skills. This is a SMALL
GROUP "short term, fast paced" course for those
interested in basic and current popular drinks, ABC
laws, and RBS (responsible beverage service).
Employment assistance available. Certificate issued
upon completion of course. Text required.
Starts week of 1/2/06, ends week of 1/30/06; nc Jan 14
*Starts week of 2/6/06, ends week of 3/6/06; nc Feb 18
†Dates: Jan 20-Feb 17; nc Feb 17
‡Dates: Feb 24-Mar 24
CRN DAYS
20197
20219*
20430†
20639‡
20199
20221*
20428
20429*
S/8:30a-1p
S/8:30a-1p
F/9a-1:30p
F/9a-1:30p
S/1p-5:30p
S/1p-5:30p
T/5p-9:30p
T/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
$90
$90
$90
$90
$90
$90
$90
$90
Vocational preparation: Bartending • Construction Education
Construction Education
Construction
Education
BASIC ELECTRICITY FOR
ELECTRICIANS
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. Equipment is avaiable for
hands-on experience.
CRN DAYS
20182 F/6p-10p
PLACE
FC/-715
INSTR
Famolaro
FEE
$10
ELECTRICAL WIRING II
CONS/101
Covers commercial and industrial wiring, conduit
systems,
over-current
protection,
polyphase
distribution, grounding, voltage-drop equations and
lighting. Based on 2005 National Electrical Code.
Includes field trips to various electrical installations.
Dates: Jan 4-Mar 22
CRN DAYS
20263 W/6:30p9:30p
PLACE
AN/106
INSTR
Faessel
FEE
$10
El estudiante realizara practicas de diversos circuitos
electricos basicos. Aprendera a detectar fallas en
instalaciones electricas residenciales, ademas se
capacitara para reparar dichas fallas y poder realizar
circuitos de conecciones electricas nuevas.
Estudiantes deben comprar materiales y herramientas.
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 23
20483 Th/6p10p
CRN DAYS
20174 S/9a-12p
PLACE
AN/138
INSTR
Staff
FEE
$10
PLACE
AN/119
Famolaro
FEE
$10
DSA REGULATIONS AND
PROCEDURES - PART I
CONS/140
Course covers Field Act standards, procedures and
application of the California Administrative Code as
required by the Division of the State Architect for the
inspection of public school construction. Students will
also learn the required documentation and reporting
procedures pertinent to the certification of school
buildings. This course is recommended to anyone
involved in the construction of public schools. Book
required: 2001 California Administrative Code (CCR
Title 24 Part 1).
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 21
CRN DAYS
20357 T/6p-9p
PLACE
AN/132
INSTR
Karina
FEE
$150
DSA REGULATIONS AND
PROCEDURES PART 2
CONS/141
Course will cover the approval process regarding
submittals and change orders. Part 2 also covers
structural, accessibility, fire and life safety required
standards and procedures pertinent to the inspection of
public school construction. Completion of Part 1 is
recommended.
Books required: 2001 California
Building Code (CCR Title 24 Parts 1 & 2)
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
PLACE
AN/110
INSTR
Karina
INTRODUCTION TO MASONRY
CONS/220
FEE
$150
Overview of the masonry trade including the history of
masonry construction, tools, equipment, safety,
preparation, application, and the use of various
masonry products. Lecture and lab teach students
fundamentals and supply the opportunity for skill
development. The course prepares students for entrylevel positions in the field of masonry. Orco Block is
located at 11100 Beach Boulevard, Stanton, CA 90680.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
20696 TTh/6:30p-9:30p
44
INSTR
Did you know that according to
the Department of Labor…
*…construction is one of the
top 10 growing industries in
Orange County
*…job opportunities in the
construction industry are
considered excellent with
relatively high hourly wages!
20407 Th/6p-9p
ELECTRICIDAD BASICA PRACTICA
ELET/134
CRN DAYS
For those interested in exploring careers in general
contracting, current general contractors interested in
enhancing their skills, and students who are preparing
for the General Building (B) License Examination by the
Contractors State License Board (CSLB).
PLACE
INSTR
Orco Block Dovico
Been away for a while? No problem...we want you back!
Prerequisite: One year experience as a Journeyman
and working knowledge of the 1999 National Electrical
Code. This course covers the 16 areas of the 1999
National Electrical Code that the State of California has
designed the State Certification test after. Ohms Law
and Electrical Calculations will also be covered.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20697 M/6:30p-9:30p AN/138
Thomas
FEE
$150
WOODSHOP
Woodshop
Learn vocational skills in cabinet-making, millwork and
furniture products.
20323 MW/8a-11:50a
PLACE
FC/700
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 time- Thursday,
December 1, 6 -8 pm 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 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.
ECE
Courses
ECERequired
Required Courses
CABINET AND MILLWORK
SHOP/100
CRN DAYS
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:
INSTR
Cristiano
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT
ECE/140
Intro to age-related child growth, development, learning
characteristics,
self-concept,
mechanics
and
techniques of positive learning.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 21
CRN DAYS
Early Childhood
Childhood Education
Early
Education
Certification
Program
(ECE)
Certification Program
(ECE)
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
20171 T/6:30p9:30p
PLACE
AN/104
INSTR
Hedges
FEE
$10
FAMILY COMMUNITY
RELATIONSHIPS
ECE/136
Examination of the sociological relationships between
family and society; institutional, racial, social, and
economic factors affecting the family and the child.
Dates: Jan 4-Mar 22
CRN DAYS
20172 W/7p-10p
PLACE
AN/104
INSTR
Dumas
FEE
$10
PROGRAM PRINCIPLES I
ECE/108
Examines basic principles of preschool program,
history, objectives, philosophy, facilities and curriculum.
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
20173 Th/6:30p9:30p
PLACE
WIL/215
INSTR
Sueng
FEE
$10
CHILD HEALTH AND SAFETY
ECE/100
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
20175 M/6:30p9:30p
PLACE
AN/104
INSTR
Tanouye
FEE
$10
45
Vocational Preparation: Construction Education • Woddshop * Early Childhood Education certificate program (ECE)
ELECTRICAL JOURNEYMANS STATE
TEST PREPARATION
CONS/201
DEVELOPMENTAL READINESS:
PRESCHOOL
ECE/134
Electronics
Electronics
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.
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20470 Th/6:30p-9:30p AN/104
FEE
Kopchynski $10
20484 S/8a-12p
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.
Dates: Jan 4-Mar 22
PLACE INSTR
20471 W/6:30p-9:30p AN/110
McLeod
FEE
$10
PROGRAM MUSIC & MOVEMENT
ECE/116
Explores music and movement appropriate to child's
development through participating and experimenting.
Dates: Jan 4-Mar 22
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
Vocational Preparation: ECE Program • Electronics
20176 W/6:30p-9:30p AN/140
Hedges
FEE
$10
PROGRAM CREATIVE EXPERIENCE
ECE/132
Student awareness and application of materials
appropriate for preschool art activities.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20351 M/6:30p-9:30p AN/110
Pagalidis
FEE
$10
Theory and appropriate caregiver methods applied in
daily curriculum activities for infants and toddlers.
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 23
PLACE INSTR
20305 Th/6:30p-9:30p AN/112
Pagalidis
FEE
$10
ECE
One-day Workshops
ECE One-day
Workshops
Workshop combines lecture, videos, and activities for
educators of young children, with or without learning
differences. Techniques include prevention of negative
behavior, stress management, effective teaching,
promotion of positive self image and community
building in the classroom. Participants will gain
knowledge in a variety of behavior management skills.
CRN DAYS
21134 S/8a-4p
46
PLACE
AN/104
INSTR
Lyen
FEE
$35
FC/700715
INSTR
Ulloa
FEE
$10
Este curso entrena al estudiante en los diferentes
campos
de
electronica;
computadoras,
electrodomestics,
commercial
e
industrial.
Capacitandolos para comprobar y reparar diversos
equipos. Para personas con poco o nada de
experencia en la electronica. Este curso satisface el
requisito basico para continuacion de cursos en
mantenimiento de computadoras (A+), reparacion de
equipos domesticos, y otras opciones.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 21
CRN DAYS
21089 T/6p-10p
PLACE
INSTR
AN/138
Staff
FEE
$10
ELECTRONIC SERVICE
TECHNOLOGY I
ELET/112
Prerequisite: Basic Electronic Knowledge electronic
circuits. Proceed with testing and troubleshooting of
radio, television, VCR, CD player, microwave and
amps. Small electronics kit purchase required as
specified by instructor.
Dates: Jan 4-Mar 22
CRN DAYS
PLACE
AN/301
INSTR
Bhoot
FEE
$10
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.
CRN DAYS
20485 F/6p-10p
BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT
ECE/150
PLACE
ELECTRONICA BASICA PRACTICA
ELET/121
20486 W/6p-10p
INFANT CARE II
ECE/126
CRN DAYS
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.
CRN DAYS
ECE
ECE Elective
ElectiveCourses
Courses
CRN DAYS
BASIC ELECTRONICS FOR VIDEO,
AUDIO AND COMPUTER
ELET/100
PLACE
FC/700713
INSTR
Ulloa
FEE
$10
Ha estado fuera por un tiempo? No hay problema! Bienvenido de nuevo!
Medical
Medical
PharmacyTechnician
Technician Training
Pharmacy
Training
Certificate
Program
Certificate Program
MEDICAL ASSISTING: FRONT
OFFICE PROCEDURES
MEDO/115
Prerequisite: Keyboarding knowledge. An introduction
to the medical office. Includes appointments, insurance
forms, reception techniques and patient records.
Lecture and lab must be taken together. Textbook
purchase required.
Dates: Jan 4-Mar 22
CRN DAYS
20184 W/7p-10p
PLACE
YL/407
YL/406
INSTR
Pasqual
FEE
$10
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.
PRACTICAL APPROACH TO
MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING
MEOC/112
Prerequisite: Keyboarding knowledge. Overview of
medical insurance billing: private Medicare, MediCal,
Tricare/Campus, Work Comp, and the use of CPT and
ICD-9 coding. Computer lab includes use of Raintree
Group Manager medical billing software program.
Textbook purchase required and available at Yorba
Linda campus first evening of class.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20186 TTh/7p-10p YL/407
YL/406
INSTR
Pasqual
FEE
$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 to those meeting
requirements.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
20220 3Wks:
CC/TE3-315 Macalalad
MW/7p-10p
Landgreen
9 Wks:
St Jude
MW/7p-10p Hospital
FEE
$10
Macalalad
Landgreen
ACTIVITY LEADER HEALTH CARE
MEDO/202
Provides basic training in planning and directing activity
programs (fieldwork arranged).
Dates: Jan 4-Mar 22
CRN DAYS
20487 W/6p-10p
PLACE
WHEN to register: 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 I. A
certificate is issued upon completion of the 9
required courses plus 320 hours of externship.
INSTR
CC/TE3-222 Allen
Kjar
Berger
FEE
$10
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. A brief math assessment will
be conducted for advising purposes 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
time- Wednesday, November 30, 6 - 8 pm
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 $2.00
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.
INTRO TO PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
MEOC/130
This course highlights the practice and role of a
pharmacy technician. Also included are 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
PLACE INSTR
20092 M/6:30p-9:30p AN/106
Gonzalez
FEE
$10
47
vocational Preparation: Medical • Pharmacy Technician Training Certificate Program
Did you know that according to
the Department of Labor…
*…health services is one of
the top 10 growing industries in
Orange County
*…job opportunities for
medical assistants are
expected to grow 28% by 2008!
The Pharmacy Technician Certificate program
prepares students for an entry-level position as a
pharmacy technician at a community or hospital
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.
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY FOR
ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS I
MEOC/104
HUMAN RELATIONS FOR
HEALTHCARE WORKERS
MEOC/135
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
Vocational Preparation: Pharmacy Technician Training Certificate Program • Driver Education
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: Jan 3-Mar 21
PLACE INSTR
20113 T/6:30p-9:30p AN/106
Wahba
FEE
$10
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY FOR
ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS II
MEOC/110
Prerequisite: Medical Terminology I; bring original
certificate to first class. A continuation of Medical
Terminology for Allied Health Professionals I. Covers
body systems terminology including anatomy,
diagnostics and treatment terms.
CRN DAYS
20115 S/9a-12p
PLACE
AN/106
INSTR
Smith
FEE
$10
PLACE INSTR
Tran
FEE
$10
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20265 Th/6:30p-9:30p AN/108
Tran
FEE
$10
INSTR
Padilla
FEE
$10
PLACE
AN/108
INSTR
Hua
FEE
$10
IN-PATIENT LAB: PHARMACY
TECHNICIAN
MEDO/221
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, the student
should be able to step into an in-patient pharmacy and
begin working with minimal additional training.
Dates: Jan 4-Mar 22
20350 W/6p-10p
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.
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 23
AN/106
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.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 21
CRN DAYS
PHARMACOLOGY II
MEOC/122
PLACE
OUT-PATIENT LAB: PHARMACY
TECHNICIAN
MEDO/220
20325 T/6p-10p
certificate to first class. Equips students with the
necessary beginning theoretical knowledge. Includes
categorizing,
differentiating
between
drug
classifications and inventorying. Provides a basic
knowledge and understanding of drug effects on the
body.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 21
20250 T/6:30p-9:30p AN/110
20252 Th/6:30p9:30p
CRN DAYS
PHARMACOLOGY I
MEOC/121
CRN DAYS
Covers basic communications skills with emphasis on
health care. Topics include non-verbal communication,
group communication skills, conflict resolution, ethics in
health communication, elements of intercultural
communication, job application and interviewing
techniques.
Dates: Jan 5-Mar 23
PLACE
AN/108
INSTR
Hua
FEE
$10
Driver
DRIVEREducation
EDUCATION
MATURE DRIVER IMPROVEMENT
SAFE/205
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.
Improvement classes for licensed drivers age 55 and
older who wish to qualify for a reduced insurance
premium; and brush up on traffic laws and safety
techniques for a driver's license exam. A Certificate of
Completion will be awarded as evidence of attendance
to obtain up to three years of reduced insurance rates
from participating insurance companies.
Dates: Jan 7-Jan 7
20469 S/9a-12p
20122 S/8:30a-5p
PHARMACEUTICAL MATHEMATICS
MEOC/140
CRN DAYS
PLACE
AN/108
INSTR
Breegle
FEE
$10
CRN DAYS
20333* S/8:30a-5p
48
PLACE
CC/GYM 2112
CC/GYM 2112
INSTR
FEE
Strait
$2
Strait
$2
Thank you for learning with SCE
Mature
DriverOff-Site
Off-Site
Mature Driver
The Mature Driver Improvement class is also
offered at the following community locations.
Please contact the facility directly for dates and
registration information.
Anaheim Senior Center
250 E Center Street, Anaheim
(714) 765-4511
Brea Senior Ctr
500 S Sievers St, Brea
(714) 990-7750
Cypress Senior Ctr
9031 Grindlay, Cypress
(714) 229-2005
Airline
Careers
Airlineand
and Travel
Travel Careers
JOB SKILLS COMMUNICATION
TRVL/105
A study of personal job strategies including job
application forms, resumes, effective listening and
interview procedures using closed circuit television
equipment to achieve effectiveness in techniques.
Students will update and/or prepare a career portfolio,
including
resume,
work
samples,
and
recommendations. Video will be used to help students
achieve maximum effectiveness in mock-interviews.
Recommend taking in sequence with TRVL 106
Professional Image.
Dates: Mar 29-May 24; nc Apr 12
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20347 W/9a-12:10p
Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv Ctr
340 W Commonwealth Ave, Fullerton
(714) 738-6305
CC/TBA
INSTR
Staff
PROFESSIONAL IMAGE
TRVL/106
W Anah Brookhurst Sr Prog
2271 W Crescent Ave, Anaheim
(714) 765-3415
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr
4501 Casa Loma Dr, Yorba Linda
(714) 961-7181
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20346 W/9a-12p
Cypress
College
CYPRESS
COLLEGE
COURSES
Courses
Offered
OFFERED
THROUGH
SCE!
Through SCE!
17-Week Non-Credit Courses
These courses are not transferable, do not earn
college credit and will not be recognized for credit
by other institutions including Fullerton College and
Cypress College. (Most classes start week of
January 17, 2005)
No classes on January 16, February 17,
February 20, April 10-14
Registration for these classes
will begin November 29
Register at any SCE Office!
CC/TBA
INSTR
Staff
AIRLINE RESERVATIONS: APOLLO
TRVL/114
This course is an introduction to APOLLO, the
computer reservations system used by United Airlines
and one of the two major systems used by travel
consultants. Students will learn how to build PNR's,
quote fares and calculate prices through hands-on
applications on computers. $4.00 Lab fee to be paid at
the Cypress College Bookstore. Enrollment limited.
Dates: Jan 30-May 22; nc Feb 20, Apr 10
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
20270 M/4p-9:50p CC/TE3-212 Palicz
FEE
$4
INTRO TO TRAVEL CAREERS
TRVL/108
This course introduces students to operations and
career opportunities in the airline and travel industries.
The history, definition, organization, and industry trends
will be reviewed. Internet research will be utilized and
students will prepare a personalized career project.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
Air
Air Conditioning
Conditioning and
and Refrigeration
Refrigeration
21226 T/9a-12:10p CC/TE2206
Reiland
$30
DIRECT DIGITAL CONTROLS - A/C
ACAR/111
PASSENGER SERVICES & SAFETY
TRVL/115
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
This course is designed to instruct the student in the
application of air conditioning direct digital controls,
DDC as used in commercial building systems.
Dates: Jan 17-May 24; nc Apr 11-Apr 12
Students will study in-flight related service and safety
procedures in the airline industry, including first aid,
CPR fire fighting, and role-playing scenanios.
20284 TW/7p-9:50p
20271 T/12:30p-3:40p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-111 Hock
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE2-206 Reiland
49
Driver Education • Cypress College Courses Offered through SCE
Presenting a professional image can make the
difference in achieving personal career success. This
course studies the power of visual perception, attire,
grooming, body language, and oral communication.
Students will learn about the basic principles of
dressing for success, using appropriate business
etiquette, and developing their personal style for
professional success.
Dates: Feb 1-Mar 22
La Habra Senior Ctr
101 W LaHabra, La Habra
(562) 905-9746
TRAVEL OFFICE MANAGEMENT
TRVL/117
This course is a study of management practices in the
travel/tourism business, including ARC requirements,
location and staffing, sales reports and agency
accounting. Travel markets, product lines, marketing
techniques, advertising, and promotions are explored.
Techniques for personal and telephone selling and
guidelines for handling job stress, sales, and client
crises are included.
CRN DAYS
20522 T/6p-9:10p
PLACE
CC/TBA
INSTR
Palicz
DESTINATIONS: AMERICAS/EUROPE
TRVL/118
This course introduces students to world geography
from a travel and tourism perspective. Students will
learn about domestic and international travel
considerations including itineraries, currencies, travel
documents, customs, language, health, requirements,
and time considerations for locations throughout the
Americas and Europe.
CRN DAYS
20594 M/12:30p-3:50p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE2-206 Reiland
Cypress College Courses Offered through SCE
CUSTOMER CARE: AIRLINE/TRAVEL
TRVL/119
This course examines the priority of customer service
and satisfaction in the competitive airline industry.
Topics include the safety regulations and service
standards of the Federal Aviation Administration, the
Department of Transportation, and airlines themselves.
Students will study these standards in relation to
current performance, public opinion, and service
ideology. Students will also investigate how airlines
differentiate their service to be competitive in a
particular market niche. Students will "shop" airlines
and service related business to gain tools for
developing a personal approach to customer care.
Dates: Feb 1-May 24; nc Apr 12
CRN DAYS
20595 W/12:30p-3:40p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE2-206 Reiland
21054 S/8a-3:30p
20010* MW/1p-4:50p
20308† TTh/1p-4:50p
INSTR
AUTO DETAILING & CAR CARE
(BEGINNING)
ACRT/156
Learn to identify paint conditions, use of car care
chemicals, maintenance of the paint surface, and more!
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20009 Th/5:30p-9:20p CC/TE1-200
INSTR FEE
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.
Apr 11, Apr 13
CRN DAYS
20008 Th/7p-9:50p
20262 T/7p-9:50p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE2-203 Day
CC/TE2-203 Day
AUTO COLLISION SPECIAL
ACRT/159
This course offers students a supervised independent
program to continue and broaden their studies in
automotive collision repair. Enrollment is limited.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20226 Th/12p-12:50p CC/TE1-110
INSTR FEE
Snook
$90
AUTO DETAILING & CAR CARE
(ADVANCED)
ACRT/157
PLACE
INSTR FEE
Snook
$0
Jones
$0
INSTR FEE
Terwilliger $90
ADVANCED AUTO COLLISION AND
ELECTRICIAL COMPONENT REPAIR
ACRT/174
This course will include advanced techniques in Auto
Collision Repair. Topics incl. are:collision related
electrical repairs, supplemental restaint systems (SRS),
interior and exterior plastic repairs, plastic welding,
bumper energy absorbing sys., air conditioning, sun
roofs, metal inert gas welding (MIG), tool repair,
aluminum repair and welding.Prerequisite: Adv. Auto
Collision Repair
CRN DAYS
20516 TTh/6p-9:20p
50
PLACE
CC/TE1-110 Staff
CC/TE1-110 Snook
CC/TE1-110 Snook
20227 Th/5:30p-9:20p CC/TE1-200
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.
Feb 20, Apr 10-Apr 13
PLACE
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
AUTOMOTIVE COLLISON REPAIR
ACRT/148
20006 TWTh/8aCC/TE1-110
11:50a
20007 MTW/6p-9:50p CC/TE1-110
Covers basic auto prep and refinishing techniques.
*Dates: Jan 23-May 24; nc Feb 20, Apr 10, Apr 12
†Dates: Jan 17-May 25; nc Apr 11, Apr 13
This is course includes: starting a detailing business,
location determination, customer service and advanced
detailing techniques.
Auto
Collision Repair
Repair
Auto Collision
CRN DAYS
AUTO PAINTING AND REFINISHING
ACRT/150
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-110 Staff
ADVANCED CLEAN AIR CAR
ACRT/165
Auto
Auto Technology
Technology
AUTOMOTIVE FUNDAMENTALS
ACRT/158
Provides input on the automobile, including engines,
power trains, suspension and brakes, electrical and fuel
systems. Use of tools and equipment will also be
covered.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20012 MW/1p-3:50p
20011 MW/6p-8:50p
INSTR
Learn about the automobile, including engines, power
trains, suspension and brakes, electrical and fuel
systems. Use of Tools and equipment will also be
covered.
20518 TTh/9a-10:20a
F/9a-11:50a
F/6p-8:50p
20519 W/6:30p-9:20p
INSTR
CC/TE3-115 Staff
CC/TE3-115 Rentie
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-113 Staff
CC/TE3-113 Sherard
CC/TE3-113 Klyde
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-115 Boatright
PLACE
This course covers operating strategies and repair
procedures of the OBD II system. Course meets
Bureau of Automotive Repair smog check licensing
requirements.
PLACE
INSTR
20513 T/6p-8:50p CC/TE3-107 Rojas
Th/6p-7:50p
FEE
$150
INSTR
CC/TE3-107 Alt
DIAGNOSTICS & SCAN-TOOLS
ACRT/226
This course emphasizes diagnostic strategies, repair
and service of power-train control systems using scan
tools. Demonstrated lecture in combination with shop
laboratory activities using a variety of scan-tools is
included. Practical application on "live" vehicles is an
integral part of the course. Topics include testing
engine control systems, diagnostic trouble codes, data
stream, OBD11 systems.
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-107 Staff
ASE TEST PREP - ENGINE REPAIR
ACRT/250
This review course will help prepare students to take
and pass the ASE engine repair certification test.
Theory, operation, diagnosis, and repair will be
covered.
Dates: Jan 30-Feb 1
CRN DAYS
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.
INSTR
CC/TE1-105 Orozco
20512 MW/6:30p-9:40p
BASIC CLEAN AIR CAR
ACRT/164
CRN DAYS
$60
DIAGNOSTICS AND OBD II
ACRT/182
CRN DAYS
This course emphasizes the acquisition of the practical
skills needed both to understand principles of
refrigeration and perform system diagnosis and repair.
20510 MW/6p-8:50p
FEE
21062 MW/6p10:15p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-105 Sherard
FEE
$15
ASE TEST PREP - BRAKES
ACRT/260
and pass the ASE brake certification test. Theory,
operation, diagnosis and repair will be covered.
CRN DAYS
21063 TTh/6p10:15p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE1-105 Staff
FEE
$15
51
AUTOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONING
ACRT/140
CRN DAYS
INSTR
PLACE
21059 W/6p-9:50p
20389 MW/7p-9:50p
Introductory course in electrical and electronic control
of the automobile test equipment, simulator boards and
in-car diagnosis will be emphasized.
*Dates: Jan 23-May 24; nc Feb 20, Apr 10, Apr 12
20511 TTh/1p-3:50p
20524* MW/1p-3:50p
20523 TTh/6p-8:50p
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
BASIC AUTO ELECTRICITY
ACRT/116
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20514 Th/8p-9:50p CC/TE3-107 Rojas
This course covers the theory, design, operation,
maintenance, and repair of electric and hybrid vehicles.
SURVEY OF THE AUTOMOBILE
ACRT/162
PLACE
CRN DAYS
INTRO TO ALTERNATIVE FUELS
ACRT/113
CC/TE1-105 Staff
CC/TE3-113 Beard
CRN DAYS
This course covers operating procedures, diagnostic
strategies and repair procedures for loaded mode
emissions testing. Course meets BAR smog check
licensing requirements.
ASE TEST PREP STEERING/SUSPENSION
ACRT/270
NEW!
NEW!
and pass the ASE steering and suspension certification
test. Theory, operation, diagnosis and repair will be
covered.
Dates: Feb 28-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
PLACE
21064 TTh/6p-10:15p CC/TE1-105
INSTR FEE
Staff
ASE TEST PREP - MANUAL
TRANSMISSION
ACRT/280
$15
PLACE
21065 TTh/6p-10:15p CC/TE1-105
INSTR FEE
Beard
$15
PLACE INSTR
FEE
21066 TTh/6p-10:15p CC/TBA Beard
$15
NEW!
NEW!
PLACE INSTR
21072 MW/6p-10:15p CC/TBA Anderson
FEE
$15
ASE TEST PREP - ADVANCED
ENGINE PERFORMANCE
NEW!
ACRT/310
NEW!
This review course will help prepare student to take and
pass the ASE advanced engine performance
certification test. Theory, operation, diagnosis and
repair will be covered.
PLACE INSTR
21068 MW/6p-10:15p CC/TBA Anderson
FEE
$15
ASE TEST PREP - ELECTRICAL
NEW!
ACRT/320
NEW!
and pass the ASE electrical certification test. Theory,
operation, diagnosis, and repair will be covered.
Dates: Mar 7-Mar 9
PLACE
21071 TTh/6p-10:15p CC/TE1-105
52
PRIVATE PILOT
AVI/105
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.
INSTR FEE
Staff
$15
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE2-204 Mulhorn
CC/TE2-204 Gifford
AVIATION INSTRUCTOR
AVI/102
This course is a study of principles of learning and
teaching elements of practical educational psychology
and a review of current trends and techniques in
aviation instruction. Enrollment limited.
PLACE
21076 T/6p-9:10p
and pass the ASE engine performance certification test.
Theory, operation, diagnosis, and repair will be
covered.
Dates: Feb 6-Feb 8
CRN DAYS
INSTR
CC/TE1-200 Chess
CRN DAYS
ASE TEST PREP - ENGINE
PERFORMANCE
ACRT/300
CRN DAYS
PLACE
21056 M/7p-9:50p
20529 TTh/12p-3:10p
20013 MW/6p-9:15p
and pass the ASE automatic transmission certification
test. Theory, operation, diagnosis and repair will be
covered.
Dates: Jan 31-Feb 2
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
ASE TEST PREP - AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION
ACRT/290
CRN DAYS
Focuses on developing knowledge of computer-based
estimating systems and developing skills necessary for
estimating collision-damaged vehicles.
Aviation
Aviation
NEW!
NEW!
and pass the ASE manual Transmission and drive-train
certification test. Theory, operation, diagnosis, and
repair will be covered.
Dates: Feb 7-Feb 9
CRN DAYS
COMPUTERIZED AUTO DAMAGE
APPRA
ACRT/132A
INSTR
CC/TE2-203 Staff
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.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20014 W/6p-8:10p
INSTR
CC/TE2-203 Acebo
AIR NAVIGATION
AVI/113
This course is a study of pilotage, dead reckoning,
radio navigation techniques, and application of
navigation problems. Enrollment is limited.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
21221 Th/6p-9:10p CC/TE2-203 Mulhorn
INSTRUMENT RATING
AVI/106
FEE
$0
Prepares or requalifies a student in instrument flight
procedures and techniques. Review knowledge
required to pass FAA Instrument Pilot, and other written
exams.
CRN DAYS
21075 M/6p-9:10p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE2-203 Acebo
Learning is fun at SCE
AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES
AVI/115
A study of aircraft nomenclature, flight control systems,
weight and balance analysis, aircraft loading practices,
and non-metallic construction materials and techniques.
Regulations are covered.
CRN DAYS
21074 Th/6p-9:10p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE2-203 Staff
DATA COMMUNICATIONS
MANAGEMENT
BPCP/160
This course is a comprehensive introductory overview
of today's technology in networking and data
communications. This course provides hands-on
experience covering the duties of a network
administrator. Plus two hours laboratory TBA per
week.
CRN DAYS
Business Practices
and
Business
Practices
and
Computers
Computers
This is a basic course in financial record keeping using
the double-entry system for recording transactions in
service and merchandising businesses. Plus one hour
laboratory TBA per week.
PLACE
INSTR FEE
21036 T/6:30p-9:40p CC/BUS-320 Raugust $3
PLACE
INSTR FEE
CC/BUS-316 Pelachik $3
CC/BUS-306 Woo
$3
Students will learn to key/type by touch and then learn
to format letters, tables, memos, and reports using
Microsoft Word.
PLACE
INSTR FEE
21039 MW/10a-12:20p CC/BUS-306 Pelachik $5
21040 TTh/10:30aCC/BUS-306 Woo
$5
12:50p
21041 MW/7p-9:20p CC/BUS-311 Woo
$5
INTRO TO BUSINESS COMPUTERS
BPCP/150
This course studies the technologies that are used in
today's office. A variety of software will be used to
illustrate how office technologies can potentially be
used. Plus one hour laboratory TBA per week.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
21042 M/7p-9:50p CC/BUS-306 Staff
PLACE
INSTR
CC/HUM- Staff
320
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
SYSTEMS: ADVANCED VECTOR
AND RASTER
GPHY/150
This course provides advanced instruction and training
in the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Individual student projects, related to their chosen
interest will be developed. $4.00 Laboratory Fee.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
21027 MW/5:30p- CC/HUM-315 Quinn
10:50p
Doak
FEE
$4
Hotel,
Restaurant, Culinary
Hotel,
Restaurant,
CulinaryArts
Arts
Careers
Careers
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. Text
required.
*Dates: Jan 19-May 25; nc Apr 13
CRN DAYS
21077 Th/3p-5:50p
20015* Th/6p-8:50p
PLACE
AN/177
AN/177
INSTR
Messick
Messick
FEE
$3
53
INTRO TO KEYBOARDING/MS WORD
BPCP/130
CRN DAYS
$3
An introduction to today's physical and political regions
emphasizing location, population, political status, land
use problems and potentialities and providing
opportunities for worldwide research with the use of
advanced technology.
20556 T/7p-9:50p
This course is designed to teach the basics of computer
hardware and software. Students will receive hands-on
experience.
Students may take this class as
preparation for CIS 111 C, CIS 150C, or CIS 250 C.
Plus one hour laboratory TBA per week.
*Dates: Jan 23-May 22; nc Feb 20, Apr 10
21037 T/10a-11:50a
21038* M/5p-6:50p
Moady
WORLD GEOGRAPHY
GPHY/100
CRN DAYS
INTRO-COMP & SOFTWARE
CONCEPTS
BPCP/120
CRN DAYS
INSTR FEE
CC/BUS-207
Geography
Geography
BOOKKEEPING PRINCIPLES &
PRACTICES
BPCP/100
CRN DAYS
PLACE
21043 W/10a12:50p
SANITATION & SAFETY
HOSM/114
Principles of sanitation and safety in food services. The
cause, control and investigation of food borne illnesses,
storing and preparing food. Sanitary maintenance of
area and all equipment. Text required.
CRN DAYS
20016 W/6p-8:50p
PLACE
AN/177
INSTR
PLACE
AN/177
INSTR
PLACE
INSTR
Clark
FEE
$25
Cypress College courses offered Through SCE
PLACE
AN/176
20515 M/9a-11:50a
INSTR
Jones
BASIC COOKING TECHNIQUES
HOSM/130
PLACE
20508 M/8a-1:50p AN/177
20509* W/8a-1:50p AN/177
INSTR
Staff
Bird
FEE
$50
$50
This course is designed to develop entry level skills in
baking. The subject area includes portioning, accuracy
in measuring, baking of yeast and non-yeast products.
Laboratory fee not to exceed $75.
PLACE
21079 M/4p-9:50p AN/177
54
INSTR
Clark
INSTR
Duggan
FEE
$25
PLACE
AN/176
INSTR
Clark
This course covers the marketing and management of
catering on and off premises, including special
functions. Emphasis is on creating and managing
various catered activities. Enrollment is limited.
20268 Th/6p-8:50p
BAKING AND PASTRY
HOSM/143
CRN DAYS
PLACE
AN/177
CATERING & EVENT MANAGEMENT
HOSM/108
CRN DAYS
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. Text required.
*Dates: Jan 18-May 24; nc Apr 12
CRN DAYS
$50
This course presents the principles of cost control and
revenue management. topics include:
managing
revenue and expenses, determining sales forecasts,
managing the cost of food, beverages and labor, the
production process, pricing, analyzing results, planning
for profits, maintaining a revenue control system and
using technology to enhance controls. Students learn
to identify and solve problems to help keep costs low
and profit margins high in hospitality operations.
CRN DAYS
This course explores hotel housekeeping and property
operations, includes management strategies, reports,
budgets and technical details.
21078 W/6p-8:50p
FEE
COST CONTROL IN HOSPITALITY
HOSM/166
HOUSEKEEPING & PROPERTY
OPERATIONS
HOSM/124
CRN DAYS
Kramer
Covers the history, scope and functions of the industry.
Topics include transportation, tourism, food and
beverage, and lodging. Career opportunities,
professionalism and ethics stressed.
20348 M/12p-2:50p
Students operate a restaurant dining room; emphasis is
placed on providing excellent guest service, using a
point of sale system, staffing, mise en place and those
leadership skills required to effectively manage a dining
room operation.
20507 Th/9a-1:50p AN/176
INSTR
INTRO TO HOSPITALITY CAREERS
HOSM/120
CRN DAYS
Clark
RESTAURANT/BANQUET
OPERATIONS
HOSM/127
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20079 T/4p-9:50p AN/175
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 equipment.
Dates: Mar 7-Mar 21
20269 T/6p-8:50p
This is a course designed to develop the specialized
skills of garde manger personnel in fine dining
restaurants and hotels. Includes lecture, demonstration
and hands-on practice of classical and typical hot and
cold food preparation.
CRN DAYS
Heine
SERVSAFE FOOD SAFETY
HOSM/135
CRN DAYS
THE ART OF GARDE MANGER
HOSM/150
PLACE
AN/176
INSTR
Haronis
FRONT OFFICE OPERATIONS
HOSM/118
Operation and organization of a front office in a
hospitality lodging enterprise will be presented. The
application of computer programs will be emphasized.
CRN DAYS
20267 M/6p-8:50p
PLACE
AN/176
INSTR
Clark
MANAGING GUEST RELATIONS
HOSM/122
This course is designed to provide the student with
basic knowledge of "service" and how it applies to
managing guest relations. Enrollment is limited.
CRN DAYS
20349 T/6p-8:50p
PLACE
AN/176
INSTR
Gunderson-Ochwat
At SCE, we get it done
Marine
Service& &
Repair
Marine Service
Repair
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 and Evinrude.
Dates: Jan 17-May 25; nc Apr 11-Apr 13
CRN DAYS
20623 TWTh/6p-9:50p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-118 Sandore
Covers repair, service, maintenance, overhaul and
diagnosis for recreational boats such as: Mercruiser,
Volva Penta, Panther Jet, Berkeley Jet, Jacuzzie Jet
and Borg Warner.
20527 TTh/8a-11:50a
PLACE
The following Fullerton College credit courses are being
offered at the NOCCCD Anaheim Campus. No classes
on January 16, February 17, February 20, April 10-14.
Those interested in the Fullerton College courses
offered at the Anaheim Campus must file an application
at Fullerton College either by Webstar or in person.
Contact Admissions and Records at ( 714) 992-7568.
Administrationof
of Justice
Justice
Administration
MARINE DRIVE SYSTEMS FOR
RECREATIONAL BOATS
MOER/102
CRN DAYS
Fullerton
FULLERTON College
COLLEGE
COURSES OFFERED
AT THE
Courses
Offered
At
ANAHEIM
CAMPUS
The Anaheim Campus
INSTR
CC/TE3-118 Sandore
AJ 068 F
PAROLEE CONTACTS
Prereq: Peace Officer status
This course is designed to improve the police
officer's ability to legally and tactically deal with a
State Prison parolee. The curriculum emphasizes
understanding of parole processes and conditions.
Non-degree credit CREDIT/NO CREDIT ONLY.
Dates: May 2-May 4
CRN DAYS
Music
andTheater
Theater
Music and
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.
PLACE
20530 T/7p-9:50p CC/FA-304
INSTR
Ball
AN/119
UNITS
1.5
Art
Art
CYPRESS MASTERWORKS
MUSC/302
CRN DAYS
PLACE
23671 TWTH 8a-4:50p
FEE
$30
BEGINNING VOICE
MUSC/315
ART 110 F
INTRODUCTION TO ART
Transfer: CSU, UC
This course provides an introduction to art from
prehistoric times to the present. While examining
the role that the visual arts have played in the
development of the world's cultures, the student is
exposed to a wide variety of artistic media. Plus 30
minutes per week arranged. CREDIT/NO
CREDIT/LETTER GRADE OPTION
Dates: March 21-May 25
CRN DAYS
PLACE UNITS
Students will study basic vocal techniques including
tone production, breath control, and diction. Songs will
be drawn from popular and traditional songs.
23468 TTH 9a-11:50a AN/116
21033 T/4p-5:50p CC/FA-213
CHEM 103 F
CHEMISTRY IN A CHANGING
WORLD
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
Decoro
FEE
$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.
*Dates: Jan 23-May 22; nc Feb 20, Apr 10
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
21034 TTh/12:30p- CC/FA-214D Decoro
1:20p
21035* M/4p-5:50p CC/FA-214D Decoro
FEE
$30
3
Chemistry
Chemistry
Transfer: CSU, UC Credit Limitation
This course is intended for non-science students
seeking general education credit in a physical
science course without a laboratory. Course
emphasizes basic principles of chemistry and
prepares students by developing thinking skills that
can be applied to challenges in a changing world.
Dates: Jan 17-March 14
CRN DAYS
24684 T 7p-9: 50p
PLACE UNITS
AN/112
3
$30
55
Cypress College Courses Offered through SCE • Fullerton College Courses offered at the Anaheim campus
OUTBOARD ENGINE
REPAIR/SERVICE AND
MAINTENANCE
MOER/100
ENGL 103 F
CRITICAL REASONING AND
WRITING
Counseling
Counseling
COUN 151 F
CAREER/LIFE PLANNING
Transfer: CSU
For students who are undecided about their major
or in career transition. An in depth analysis of
values, interests, abilities and personality; includes
goal setting, career research and job search
techniques. Hybrid sections of this course meet on
campus regularly the first part of the semester,
providing the opportunity to learn step by step how
to access Internet resources for educational/career
planning, to work in person with a career counselor,
utilize campus resources, and build Internet skills.
CREDIT/NO CREDIT/LETTER GRADE OPTION
Dates: March 20 – May 17
CRN DAYS
22738 MW 4p7:20p
PLACE
AN/118
UNITS
3
PLACE UNITS
24188 MW 8-11:10a
AN/120 3
24199* MW8a-9:35a
AN/117 3
24187 MW6:30p-9:40p AN/120 3
ESC 130 F
INTRO TO OCEANOGRAPHY
ENGL 060 F
PREP FOR COLLEGE WRITING
Fullerton College Courses offered at the Anaheim campus
CRN DAYS
Oceanography
Oceanography
English
English
Prereq: Recommended score on the English
placement test or credit in ENGL/059 F
Advisory: The English Department recommends
concurrent enrollment in READ/096 F. Designed
for native speakers of English. This course
prepares you for College Writing by teaching the
expository writing, thinking and editing skills needed
to begin ENGL/100 F. Students will also review
English fundamentals and analyze professional
essays. CREDIT/NO CREDIT ONLY
Dates: Jan 31-May 18
CRN DAYS
23459 TTH 8a10:10a
PLACE
AN/112
UNITS
4
ENGL 100 F
COLLEGE WRITING
CAN ENGL 2
Prereq: Recommended score on the English
placement test or credit in ENGL/060F or credit in
ESL/186 F Students of American English.
Advisory: The English Department recommends
concurrent enrollment in READ/142 F. Develops
the reading, critical thinking and writing skills that
lead to academic success. The class focuses on
expository writing and research/documentation
skills. Students who receive credit in this course
cannot receive credit in ENGL/100HF.
Dates: Jan 31-May 18
*Dates: Jan 17-March 8
CRN DAYS
Transfer: CSU, UC Credit Limitation
Prereq: ENGL/100 F College Writing or
ENGL/100HF Honors College Writing with a grade
of "C" or better. Develops critical thinking, reading
and writing beyond the level achieved in ENGL/100
F. The course will focus on developing analytical
and argumentative writing skills as well as
development of logical reasoning. Students who
receive credit in this course cannot receive credit in
ENGL/103HF.
*Dates: Jan 30-May 17
23543 TTH 8a10:10a
24185* MTW8a11:05a
24186* MTW6:30p9:35p
PLACE
UNITS
AN/120
3
AN/120
3
AN/118
3
Transfer: CSU, UC
This course provides a survey of the geological,
physical, chemical and biological principles and
processes of oceanography, including interactions
of humans with the marine environment. Includes
some online work.
CRN DAYS
22382 MTTH 4p-6:05p
PLACE
AN/120
3
Math
Math
MATH 020 F
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
Prereq: MATH/015 F with a grade of "C" or better or
math skills clearance. This course includes, at an
elementary level: real numbers, variables,
exponents, polynomials, factoring, rational
expressions, radicals, solving equations and
inequalities, graphing, and systems of equations.
Plus two hours per week arranged from 5-5:50p in
AN-118
CRN DAYS
PLACE UNITS
24283 MTWTH 6-8:05p AN/118 4
MATH 040 F
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
math skills clearance. This course includes at an
intermediate level: factoring, exponents, radicals,
rational expressions, functions and graphs, linear
and quadratic equations, inequalities, logarithms
and conic sections. Scientific calculators will be
used for selected topics. Plus two hours per week
arranged from 5-5:50p in AN-118.
*Dates: Jan 17-March 13
CRN DAYS
PLACE UNITS
24284* MTWTH6p-8:05 AN/117 4
24285 MTWTH6p-8:05 AN/118 4
56
UNITS
What do you want to learn today?
MATH 100 F
LIBERAL ARTS MATHEMATICS
Transfer: CSU, UC
math skills clearance. This is a survey course with
selected topics from the history and development of
arithmetic, patterns and inductive reasoning, set
theory and deductive reasoning, the real number
system, algebra, geometry, probability and statistics
and problem solving.
CRN DAYS
24344 MTWTH6p7:30p
PLACE
UNITS
AN/114
3
Speech
Speech
SPCH 100 F
PUBLIC SPEAKING
CAN SPCH 4
Advisory: College level reading and completion of
ENGL/060 F.
The course gives practical
experience in research methodologies, organization
of material and ideas, critical thinking in analysis
and evaluation, and listening abilities. There will be
multiple opportunities to practice and perfect
delivery skills in the public speaking arena.
Dates: Jan 31- May 18
CRN DAYS
24204 TTH7p-9:10p
PLACE UNITS
AN/116
4
Office
OfficeTechnology
Technology
This course will provide you with the business
etiquette and protocol skills to present yourself with
confidence and authority to succeed in business.
Topics include how to make introductions, how to
conduct yourself during a business meal, dressing
for success in the business office, business card
usage, business and electronic correspondence,
telephone skills, and gift giving. Non-degree credit.
*Dates: Feb 1-Mar 29
CRN
24310
*22524
DAYS
TH/2p5:20p
W/69:50p
PLACE
UNITS
AN/313
2
AN/176
2
SPAN 101 F
ELEMENTARY SPANISH I
CAN SPAN 2
This
course
emphasizes
communicative
competence across the basic skills in
pronunciation, listening, speaking, reading and
writing. Students are introduced to the culture of
Spain and Latin America. Students who receive
credit in this course may not receive credit in
SPAN/101HF. Plus 30 minutes arranged lab per
class session CREDIT/NO CREDIT/LETTER
GRADE OPTION.
Dates: Jan 31- May 18
24207
DAYS
TTH8a11:10a
PLACE
AN/117
AEROBICS
FITN/206
Low-impact, high intensity, coed class. Bring a mat;
weights optional.
CRN DAYS
20133
20135
20134
20266
20132
S/10a-11:30a
S/10a-11a
MW/6p-7p
TTh/6p-7:30p
MW/6:30p-8p
PLACE
INSTR
AN/134
CC/GYM 1
CC/GYM 1
YL/404
YL/404
Beanblossom
Weaver
Humphries
Beanblossom
Beanblossom
CARDIO KICKBOXING
FITN/310
Spanish
Spanish
CRN
PHYSICAL FITNESS
PHYSICAL FITNESS
UNITS
5
Class begins with a warm-up to prepare the body for a
high-energy 45-minute segment of cardiovascular
conditioning through aerobics, ending with a cool down
and stretch. Please bring a towel and bottle of water.
Jan 14, Feb 18
CRN DAYS
20310 S/11a-12p
20151 TTh/8p-9p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/GYM 1
CC/GYM 2
Weaver
Weaver
TENNIS-BEGINNING (COED)
FITN/210
Students will learn forehand, backhand, approach shot,
serve and volley, plus some footwork. Bring racquet
and one can of new tennis balls.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
20300 F/6p-7:30p CC/Tennis Court Noor
$45
TENNIS-INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED
(COED)
FITN/209
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
20456 F/7:30p-9p CC/Tennis Court Noor
$45
57
Fullerton College Courses offered at the Anaheim campus • Physical Fitness
OT 070 F
BUSINESS PROTOCOL & ETHICS
FITNESS LAB
FITN/202
This course is an open entry self-paced laboratory.
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.
Jan 14, Jan 16, Feb 17-Feb 18, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20690 MTWThF/6a-9a FC/Wellness
Center
20148 S/12p-4p
CC/GYM 1-102
20145 MW/9p-11p
CC/GYM 1-102
20147 TTh/9p-11p
CC/GYM 1-102
INSTR
Farmer
Shue
Kiernan
Shue
Learn the most popular dances, then go out dancing
the last class meeting (nominal fee). Includes traditional
contemporary dances: cha cha, waltz, foxtrot, tango,
swing (East and West Coast), samba, rumba, and
country western. Have fun and make new friends! A
partner is not required. You must wear soft-soled
shoes.
PLACE
CC/GYM 1
CC/GYM 1
INSTR
Kyselka
Kyselka
FEE
$45
$45
Physical Fitness: Dance, Adult Martial Arts
Learn and dance some fun patterns of both Waltz and
Cha Cha. Both dances are very popular. Learn the
basic and techniques of both. Join us for some fun.
20435 Sun/2p-4p
PLACE
CC/GYM 2-125
INSTR FEE
Kyselka $45
PLACE
CC/CE9-2
INSTR
Kyselka
FEE
$45
FOX TROT AND TANGO DANCING
DAN/118
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.
CRN DAYS
20649 Sun/4p-6p
PLACE
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
AdultMartial
Martial Arts
Adult
Arts
KENPO KARATE (BEGINNING)
FITN/103
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.
Jan 14, Feb 18
CRN DAYS
CC/GYM 2-125
INSTR FEE
Kyselka $45
PLACE
WIL/203
YL/404
INSTR
Leonard
Leonard
KENPO KARATE (INTERMEDIATE)
FITN/103A
Covers Intermediate level fighting techniques and
theory. Requires two sessions of Beginning Kenpo
class or Kenpo Orange Belt.
PLACE
WIL/203
INSTR
Leonard
KENPO KARATE (ADVANCED)
FITN/103B
Open to students at Kenpo Brown Belt level or
permission of instructor.
CRN DAYS
20242 S/8a-9:30a
PLACE
WIL/203
INSTR
Leonard
KUNG FU SAN SOO (BEGINNING)
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.
Jan 14, Feb 18
CRN DAYS
20110 S/2p-4p
20112 W/7p-9p
20431* M/7p-9p
58
Kyselka $45
Kyselka $45
Students will learn jazz dance techniques with strength
and flexibility training along with simple dance
combinations.
20109 S/9:30a-11a
Learn only one dance West Coast Swing! Dance it fast
or slow to your favorite music. The official state dance
of California. This dance will be popular forever. A
partner is not required. Wear soft soled shoes.
20648 T/6p-8p
INSTR FEE
ADULT JAZZ DANCE
DAN/112
CRN DAYS
WEST COAST SWING
DAN/103
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20434 Sun/12p-2p CC/GYM 2-125
20647* T/8p-10p
CC/CE9-2
20108 S/11a-12:30p
20433 TTh/7:30p-10p
WALTZ AND CHA CHA
DAN/117
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
20248 S/9a-10:30a CC/CE3-302 Abrahamson $50
BALLROOM/LATIN/SWING
DAN/102
20119 F/6p-8p
20120 F/8p-10p
Easy to learn and fun to do. Includes basic salsa plus
variations. You must wear soft soled shoes.
CRN DAYS
Dance
Dance
CRN DAYS
SALSA DANCE
DAN/104
PLACE
INSTR
CC/GYM 2-123 Dusatko
CC/CE9-2
Dusatko
AN/134
Dusatko
Build a better future for you and your family at SCE
JUJITSU & SELF-DEFENSE
(BEGINNING)
FITN/111
GUITAR FOR ADULTS
MUSC/108
Beginners' class to teach coordination and quick
reflexes, build stamina, speed and strength and much
more! Includes all phases of judo and karate throws
and free sparring. Learn how to protect yourself.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20104 MW/6:30p-8:30p
WIL/203
INSTR
Gallegos
CRN DAYS
JUJITSU/SELF-DEFENSE
(INTERMEDIATE)
FITN/111A
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 23
CRN DAYS
20105 TTh/6:45p-8:45p
PLACE
WIL/203
20384
21022
21209*
20438†
INSTR
Gallegos
SELF-DEFENSE AND AWARENESS
FITN/109
20114 W/6p-7p
20217* M/6p-7p
PLACE
CC/CE9-2
AN/134
S/8a-9a
S/9a-10a
M/7p-8p
Th/8p-9p
PLACE
WIL/CE3
CC/CE4-3
CC/CE12-11
WIL/215
INSTR
Parent
Austin
Nigro
Parent
FEE
$40
$40
$40
$40
ADULT GUITAR
(INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED)
MUSC/109
Students will learn music theory and concepts including
notes on the guitar, major and minor keys, how to use a
capo, how to play 2 bar chord forms and more. Play
two songs by the end of class.
CRN DAYS
20533 S/9a-10a
20439* Th/9p-10p
PLACE
WIL/CE3
WIL/215
INSTR
Parent
Parent
FEE
$40
$40
INSTR
Dusatko
Dusatko
Older
Adults
OLDER
ADULTS
PROGRAM
Program
Music
Emeritus Education
Education Enrichment
Emeritus
Enrichment
MUSIC
BEGINNING ADULT
PIANO/KEYBOARD
MUSC/321
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!
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20446 T/5:30p-6:30p CC/CE4-2
INSTR FEE
Staff
$45
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
20447 T/6:30p-7:30p CC/CE4-2
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
CRAE/310
Class participants of multiple generations create artistic
legacy keepsakes that reflect individual histories,
lifetime memories, and personal creative expression.
Class projects are designed to encourage mutual
appreciation and connections among students of
different age groups.
Dec 24, Dec 27, Dec 31, Jan 14, Feb 18
CRN DAYS
12054 S/9:30a-11:30a
INSTR FEE
Staff
$45
12050 T/3p-5p
PLACE
INSTR
Country Villa Miller
of Seal
Beach
Park Vista at Martin
Morningside
59
Music • Older Adults Program: Emeritus Education Enrichment
This course is based on the basic fundamentals (Fut) of
the ancient Chinese art of self-defense, San Soo.
Proper execution of blocks, strikes, kicks (Tsoi),
leverages (Li) and takedowns (Hung) will be covered.
Men and women have an opportunity to learn all the
non-vital and vital points of the human anatomy, along
with pressure points (Hoi), reversals and multiple attack
defenses, all simulated in real life situations.
Dates: Jan 4-Mar 22
CRN DAYS
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: Jan 26-Mar 2
INTERGENERATIONAL: LEARNING
CONNECTION
EDEN/600
This class provides students of multiple generations the
opportunity to gain understanding and appreciation for
themselves and others through various interactive class
activities and projects. Students are encouraged to
explore different perspectives by comparing and
contrasting the past, present, and future from different
generational viewpoints.
Dec 26, Dec 28, Jan 2, Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
12052 W/9:30a-11:30a Fairwood Manor Jenkins Orr
21009 M/9:30a-11:30a Park Regency Fennell
Ret Res
INTERGENERATIONAL: LIFE
REVIEW
EDEN/550
This course gives students of multiple generations the
opportunity to explore, celebrate, and share their life
histories with other class participants through personal
interviews, completing a family tree chart, and
participating a life layers activity. Relationships across
generations are encouraged through interactive class
projects and activities.
Dates: Jan 3-Mar 21
CRN DAYS
21055 T/2p-4p
PLACE
Gardens at La Habra
INSTR
Babbitt
Communication
Communication
Older Adults Program: Communication
SENIOR TOPICS
EDEN/100
This course presents various topics for discussion and
class activities based on the students' individual
interest, backgrounds, physical and mental abilities.
Students will share opportunities to express opinions,
share and compare life experiences, and discuss trivia
and current events.
Dec 23-Dec 24, Dec 26-Dec 31, Jan 2, Jan 14, Jan 16,
Feb 17-Feb 18, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11787 W/8:30a-10:30a Anaheim Village
11031 T/8:45a-10:15a Bradford
Square
11274 Th/9a-11a
Knott Ave Res
Manor
11795 Th/9a-11a
Rosewood
Court
11486 W/9a-10:30a
Ret Inn of
Fullerton
11030 T/9:30a-11a
Villa de Palma
11043 T/9:30a-11:30a Walnut Manor
Care Ctr
11054 F/9:30a-11:30a Summerville at
Casa Whittier
11185 F/9:30a-11a
Anaheim
Gardens
11654 M/9:30a-11a
Sunnycrest
Chalet
12194 W/9:30a-11:30a La Habra Villa
11448 T/9:30a-11:30a Alterra Wynwd
of Brea
11409 F/9:30a-11:30a W Anah Royale
60
INSTR
Staff
Dorman
Liberio
Belknap
Dorman
11213 W/9:30a-11:30a Park Regency
Ret Res
11182 W/9:30a-11:30a Acacia Villa
11023 M/10a-12p
Autumn Years
11792 M/10a-12p
Prestige
Assisted Living
11029 F/10a-12p
Autumn Years
11011 W/10:30a-12p Ret Inn of
Fullerton
11217 T/10:30a-12:30p Park Vista
Assisted Living
11207 F/10:30a-12:30p Morningside of
Fullerton
11153 W/12:30p-2:30p Buena Park
Senior Ctr
11209 M/12:30p-2:30p New Horizon
Lodge
11576 T/12:30p-2p
Gardens at La
Habra
11028 M/1p-3p
Villa de Palma
11222 S/1p-3p
Alterra Wynwd
of Brea
11403 M/1p-3p
Bradford
Square
11441 Th/1p-3p
Villa de Palma
21008 F/1p-3p
Brighton
Gardens
12244 T/1p-3p
Acacia
Northwest Adlt
Day Care
11809 T/1p-3p
Sunrise Asst
Living La Palma
11223 T/1p-2:30p
Sunnycrest
Chalet
11052 T/1p-3p
Rosewood
Court
11196 F/1p-3p
Fairwood Manor
11041 Th/1:30p-3:30p Walnut Manor
Care Ctr
11606 Th/1:30p-3:30p Gardens at La
Habra
11198 T/1:30p-3:30p Fullerton Res
Manor
11813 W/1:30p-3:30p Prestige
Assisted Living
12210 W/2p-4p
Country Villa of
Seal Beach
11439 Th/2:30p-3:30p Sunrise Sr Res
Care
11467 M/2:30p-4p
Sunrise Sr Res
Care
11607 T/2:30p-4:30p Bradford
Square
11009 W/3:30p-5p
W Anah Royale
11808 T/3:30p-5p
Sunrise Senior
Living
11783 F/5p-6:30p
New Horizon
Lodge
11202 T/6p-8p
La Habra Villa
Liberio
Powell
Harris
Silva
Harris
Dorman
Dorman
Gable
Nielsen
Levy
Kittelsen
Silva
Gable
Fennell
Belknap
Brick
Fukushima
Fischer
Liberio
Hertogh
Gomes
Liberio
Jenkins Orr
Dorman
Powell
Parent
Levy
Levy
Jenkins Orr
Dorman
Small
Levy
Gable
GREAT LITERATURE FOR SENIORS
ENCO/183
Kittelsen
"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: Dec 8-Mar 23; nc Dec 29
Nielson
Gomes
11168 Th/9:15a-11:15a Fullerton Sr
Multi-Serv Ctr
Liberio
Levy
Gomes
Liberio
Babbitt
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
Bryden
Desarroye un mejor futuro para Usted y su familia en SCE
BOOKS COME ALIVE
ENCO/180
Creative
CreativeArts
ArtsEnrichment
Enrichment
"Books Come Alive" is an intellectually and socially
rewarding activity designed for older adults in which
outstanding works of fiction are read and discussed.
Through the method of shared inquiry, along with
thought-provoking questions, students are offered
opportunities for self-discovery and personal growth.
Dec 23, Dec 28, Dec 30, Feb 17
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11615 W/9:30a-11:30a Sunrise Sr Res
Care
11626 F/9:30a-11:30a Park Vista
Assisted Living
11152 F/10:30a-12:30p Buena Park
Senior Ctr
11894 W/1p-3p
La Habra Villa
INSTR
Connelly-Oshiro
Connelly-Oshiro
Johnson
Connelly-Oshiro
CERAMICS
CRAE/101
This course in basic ceramics includes lecture,
demonstration and application of ceramic artwork.
Students will learn mold seclection, glazing, decorating
techniques, and proper fixing procedures. Individual
artistic creativity is encouraged and completed art
projects are often displayed publically.
Dec 27, Dec 29
CRN DAYS
11149 T/8:30a-11:30a
11150 Th/8:30a-11:30a
11395 Th/9:30a-12:30p
CREATIVE WRITING FOR SENIORS
ABE/240
TITLE Creative Writing for Seniors This course teaches
both beginning and experienced writers how to create
and shape autobiographies, fiction and non-fiction
writing, and poetry into readable and publishable forms.
Dec 27-Dec 28
11396 W/12:30p-3:30p
11476 T/1p-4p
PLACE
W Anah
Brookhurst
Sr Prog
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
INSTR
French
Klem
CRN DAYS
11859 F/9:30a-11:30a
11600 M/1p-3p
11602 W/3p-4:30p
11601 Th/3:30p-5p
PLACE
Katella
Manor
Morningside
of Fullerton
Fairwood
Manor
La Habra
Villa
PLACE
Fullerton Sr
Multi-Serv Ctr
11151 Th/1p-4p
PLACE
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
Buena Park
Senior Ctr
INSTR
Bacon
Bacon
PAINTING
CRAE/105
Small
Small
11173 W/8:30a-11:30a
INSTR
Small
Small
CRN DAYS
11147 M/9a-12p
11158 T/9a-12p
11470 W/9a-12p
This course explains hearing loss and includes a
discussion of how the ear works, what can go wrong
with it, and what can be done to correct hearing
problems. An analysis of the speechreading process is
included with emphasis on the general principles in the
major exercises.
Dates: Dec 5-Mar 20; nc Dec 26, Jan 2, Jan 16, Feb 20
12056 M/10a-12p
Reynolds
This class offers students an individualized approach to
learning painting and artistic expression in a relaxed
and friendly environment.
Students will learn
techniques in drawing, brush strokes, and color mixing
and application. Each artist is allowed to progress at
their own pace and within their own interests and style.
Dec 26-Dec 28, Jan 2, Jan 16, Feb 20
HEARING IMPAIRED
HLTH/126
CRN DAYS
Bacon
Fundamentals of china painting are presented with
demonstration and individual instruction. 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.
Dec 28-Dec 29
11475 W/12:30p-3:30p
This class offers students the opportunity to explore
and share their personal histories, cultures, and values
other students through group discussion. Shared
experiences, memories, and linking the past with the
present, encourage self swareness, positive self
esteem, mental stiumulation, and enjoyment.
Dec 23, Dec 26, Dec 28-Dec 30, Jan 2, Jan 16, Feb 17,
Feb 20
Zaccherio
CHINA PAINTING
CRAE/103
CRN DAYS
JOURNEY BACK INTO TIME
ENCO/501
INSTR
Zaccherio
11148 M/12p-2p
11166 T/1p-4p
PLACE
La Habra
Senior Ctr
Buena Park
Senior Ctr
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
Yorba Linda
Sr Ctr
Buena Park
Senior Ctr
Fullerton Sr
Multi-Serv Ctr
INSTR
Kortz
Hurt
Loput
Bacon
Hurt
Kortz
INSTR
Steckler
61
older Adults Program: Communication • creative Arts Enrichment
CRN DAYS
11474 T/1p-4p
PLACE
Buena Park
Senior Ctr
Buena Park
Senior Ctr
Morningside
of Fullerton
Cypress Sr
Citizen Ctr
QUILTING
CRAE/106
Music
Music
this course offers the essentials of quilting, which
includes fabric selection, cutting, and sewing methods
along with the history and vocabulary of the craft.
Special techniques are covered such as patchwork,
applique, hand and machine methods, and finishing
techniqes.
Dec 23, Dec 26-Dec 28, Dec 30, Jan 2, Jan 16, Feb 17,
Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11187 M/9a-12p
11273 F/9a-12p
11543 W/12:30p3:30p
11407 T/1p-4p
INSTR
Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr Brown
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr
Brown
AN/142
Brown
Buena Park Senior Ctr Brown
MUSIC ARTS
MUSC/200
This course provides stimulating interaction for students
through musical reminiscence, discussions, and by
listening to music from different time periods and
genres. Students will participate in sing-alongs and
rhythmic activities, and will learn to appreciate and
understand different varieties of music.
Dec 23-Dec 24, Dec 26-Dec 31, Jan 2, Jan 14, Jan 16,
Feb 17-Feb 18, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11440 S/8a-9:30a
11469 W/8:30a-10:30a
NEEDLECRAFTS, KNITTING,
CROCHET
CRAE/104
11856 M/9:15a-11:15a
11224 T/9:30a-11:30a
Students will learn the practical applications,
knowledge, and skills required to create knitted,
crocheted, needlepointed, and cross-stitched handmade items. A wide variety of items are created,
including decorations for the home and clothing for
babies, children and adults.
Dec 27-Dec 29
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
11025 W/9a-12p Victoria Woods
Carlson
11167 Th/9a-12p Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv Ctr Carlson
11205 T/9a-12p Morningside of Fullerton Carlson
Arts
Crafts
Arts &&Crafts
Older Adults Program: Arts & Crafts, Music
Dec 23, Dec 26-Dec 27, Dec 29-Dec 30, Jan 2, Jan 16,
Feb 17, Feb 20
11192 M/9a-12p
11610 Th/9a-11a
11037 Th/9:30a11:30a
11221 F/9:30a11:30a
11616 T/9:30a11:30a
11617 F/9:30a11:30a
11807 M/9:30a11:30a
11838 M/9:30a-11a
12207 T/9:30a11:30a
11608 T/9:30a11:30a
11049 F/9:30a11:30a
11589 Th/1p-3p
11648 T/1p-3p
12208 T/1p-3p
11902 T/1p-3p
11650 T/1p-3p
11810 M/1:30p3:30p
62
PLACE
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr
Bradford Square
Villa de Palma
INSTR
Martin
Mills
Hurt
Alterra Wynwd of Brea Osinga
W Anah Royale
12144 W/9:30a-11:30a
12212 M/9:30a-11:30a
11749 M/9:30a-11a
11539
11021
11024
11437
11036
12150
11855
12216
F/9:30a-11:30a
Th/10a-12p
W/10a-12p
S/10a-11:30a
W/10a-12p
Th/10a-12p
W/10a-12p
T/12p-2p
11035 W/1p-3p
11472 M/1p-3p
CREATIVE ARTS
CRAE/100
CRN DAYS
11465 M/9:30a-11:30a
11537 F/9:30a-11:30a
Miller
Park Regency Ret Res Hurt
Country Villa of Seal
Beach
Brighton Gardens
Gardens at La Habra
Miller
New Horizon Lodge
Mills
Rosewood Court
Miller
Bradford Square
Katella Manor
Fairwood Manor
Park Regency Ret Res
Park Vista Assisted
Living
Sunrise Asst Living La
Palma
Bunnell
Osinga
Bender
Pomerantz
Pomerantz
Barraza
Martin
Miller
11811 M/1p-3p
11621 W/1p-3p
11055 Th/1:30p-3p
11219 Th/1:30p-3:30p
11197 M/1:30p-3:30p
11203 Th/1:30p-3:30p
12218 Th/1:30p-3:30p
12213 M/3p-5p
11215 Th/3:30p-5p
Sunrise Sr Res
Care
New Horizon
Lodge
Sunrise Asst
Living La Palma
Sunnycrest
Chalet
Bradford Square
Gardens at La
Habra
Alterra Wynwd of
Brea
Villa de Palma
Walnut Manor
Care Ctr
Fairwood Manor
Brighton Gardens
Autumn Years
W Anah Royale
Bradford Square
Bradford Square
Katella Manor
Windsong Sr
Activity Ctr
Villa de Palma
Park Regency
Ret Res
Sunrise Senior
Living
Park Regency
Ret Res
Summerville at
Casa Whittier
Alterra Wynwd of
Brea
Fullerton Res
Manor
La Habra Villa
Emerald Court
Prestige Assisted
Living
Park Vista
Assisted Living
INSTR
Lank
Clegg
Edwards
Behrbaum
Behrbaum
Behrbaum
Staff
Baesler
Glasser
Staff
Dunn
Behrbaum
Lank
Dunn
Watson
Edwards
Baesler
Dunn
Clegg
Glasser
Hamilton
Gustafson
Watson
Griffin
Edwards
Baesler
Baesler
Orr
TONE CHIME CHOIR
MUSC/304
This course provides instruction of hand bell
performance skills using chime instruments made by
Suzuki. The music will be beginning level hand bell
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.
Dates: Dec 7-Mar 22; nc Dec 28
CRN DAYS
11143 W/12p-2p
PLACE
Sr Citizens Ctr
Anaheim
INSTR
Lassetter
Do what you love! Turn your hobby into a career at SCE!
SENIOR CHORUS
MUSC/303
This course introduces students to a broad spectrum of
choral music including its cultural and historical
aspects. Students will gain knowledge of correct
posture, breath control, enunciation, harmony, rhythm
and basic music concepts.
Dec 23, Dec 26-Dec 27, Dec 30, Jan 2, Jan 16, Feb 17,
Feb 20
CRN DAYS
11159 F/9:30a11:30a
11193 M/10a-12p
11397 T/1p-3p
11406 M/7p-9p
PLACE
Cypress Sr Citizen
Ctr
W Anah Brookhurst
Sr Prog
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr
St Paul's Lutheran
Church
INSTR
stimulation through the use of materials and activities
that are both educational and fun for the participants.
This class covers health issues through the use of safe,
beneficial exercises intended to promote general health
and fitness. Each class will incorporate information,
discussion, and exercises ranging from gentle
stretching to sustained repeated activity used to build
cardiovascular endurance.
Dates: Dec 9-Mar 24; nc Dec 23, Dec 30, Feb 17
Kubiak
11488 F/9a-10:30a Fullerton Sr Multi- Spaulding
Serv Ctr
Lassetter
Hamilton
Kubiak
Body
Body &&Mind
Mind
HATHA YOGA
FITN/201
Yoga practice enhances health and well-being. This
class includes active and passive movements which
are especially 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.
Dec 23-Dec 24, Dec 26, Dec 28, Dec 30-Dec 31, Jan 2,
Jan 14, Jan 16, Feb 17-Feb 18, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
12203 M/9a-11a
12228 F/1p-3p
11188 M/1:30p3:30p
PLACE
INSTR
Emerald Isle Senior
Apartments
Sunrise Senior Living
Haque
La Habra Senior Ctr
Haque
Haque
Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr Haque
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr
Michele
Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv
Ctr
Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv
Ctr
Brea Senior Ctr
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr
STAYING MENTALLY SHARP
HLTH/167
Haque
Michele
Haque
Michele
Learn the tools to reach optimum levels of brainpower
through skill-building with memory techniques.
Decision-making, problem-solving, planning, and
opportunities for cognitive growth is also covered.
Dates: Jan 4-Feb 22
†Dates: Dec 7-Mar 22; nc Dec 28
CRN DAYS
21048 W/9:45a11:45a
21047* F/1p-3p
11745† W/1:30p3:30p
PLACE
INSTR
Fullerton Sr Stricklen
Multi-Serv Ctr
Buena Park Stricklen
Senior Ctr
Gardens at La Staff
Habra
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
FOOD PREPARATION AND GOOD
NUTRITION
HLTH/109
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 in the areas of
nutrition, consumerism, cultural traditions, entertaining,
health, and safety. Various foods will be prepared, tasted,
and discussed.
Starts week of 12/5/05, ends week of 3/20/06; nc Dec 23,
Dec 26, Dec 28-Dec 30, Jan 2, Jan 16, Feb 17, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11458 W/9:30a-11:30a Villa de Palma
11791 F/9:30a-11:30a Bradford
Square
11790 Th/10a-12p
Prestige
Assisted Living
11201 M/1:30p-3:30p La Habra Villa
11216 M/1:30p-3:30p Park Vista
Assisted Living
INSTR
Semer
Pang
Pang
Koehn
Wyckhouse
BALANCE & MOBILITY
FITN/301
This class is designed for individuals identified as lowto moderate risk for falls. Class activities will target
specific balance problems in a challenging, but fun
training environment through a multidimensional
approach. (St. Jude location courses call 800-870-7537
ext. 2 for details and registration information).
CRN DAYS
12083 TTh/8:30a-10a
12199 M/9a-10:30a
12245 Th/9a-10:30a
11176 TTh/9:30a-11a
11144 TTh/10a-11:30a
12152 TTh/10a-11:30a
11169 Th/10:30a-12p
12198 Th/10:30a-12p
11170 M/10:30a-12p
12084 WF/11a-12:30p
11141 TTh/12:30p-2p
11160 WF/12:30p-2p
PLACE
INSTR
St Jude Villa - YL Talmage
Cypress Sr
Yu
Citizen Ctr
Lakepark Mobile Farrar
Home Pk La Hab
Sr Citizens Ctr- Challacomb
Placentia
Brea Senior Ctr Ferrara
St Jude Villa - YL Talmage
La Habra Senior Pile
Ctr
Buena Park
Yu
Senior Ctr
La Habra Senior Pile
Ctr
St Jude Villa - YL Yu
Sr Citizens Ctr Fitzpatrick
Anaheim
Fullerton Sr Multi- Challacomb
Serv Ctr
63
Older Adults Program: Body & Mind
12131 W/9:30a11:30a
12211 S/9:30a11:30a
12058 F/10a-12p
11179 M/11:30a1:30p
12059 W/12:30p2:30p
11161 F/1p-3p
HELP YOURSELF TO HEALTH
HLTH/163
LAUGHTER, THE BEST MEDICINE
HLTH/161
This class offers an informative and entertaining look as
past and present forms of comedy and humor, and what
makes us laugh. Students become aware of the
influences, various mediums, elements and forms of
comedy and humor that has influences people throughout
history.
Starts week of 12/5/05, ends week of 3/20/06; nc Dec 23,
Dec 26-Dec 28, Dec 30, Jan 2, Jan 16, Feb 17, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE
11751 T/9:30a-11:30a Gardens at La
Habra
11455 W/1p-3p
Bradford
Square
11456 M/1p-2:30p
Katella Manor
11457 F/1p-2:30p
Park Regency
Ret Res
11597 M/1p-3p
Fairwood Manor
11534 T/1:30p-3:30p Walnut Manor
Care Ctr
11623 M/3:30p-5p
Park Vista
Assisted Living
INSTR
Staff
Linen
Linen
Linen
Gilbert
Linen
Gilbert
Older Adults Program: Body & Mind • Physical Fitness
TAI-CHI CHUAN
FITN/107
This course introduces a Chinese health exercise which is
neither vigorous nor strenuous. It is suitable for people of
all ages 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. (St. Jude location classes, call
800-870-7537 ext. 2 for registration information).
Feb 18
†Starts week of 12/5/2005, ends week of 3/20/2006; nc
Dec 26-Dec 27, Jan 2, Jan 16, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
20411 W/8a-10a
21120 S/8a-10a
20412* M/8:30a10:30a
12038† M/9:30a11:30a
11410† M/10a-12p
12055† T/10:30a11:30a
11400† M/1p-2:30p
12039† M/2:30p4:30p
21121 Th/7p-9p
PLACE
INSTR
Fullerton Sr Multi- Lem
Serv Ctr
AN/134
Lem
La Habra Senior Lem
Ctr
W Anah Brookhurst Chou
Sr Prog
Sr Citizens Ctr Gallegos
Placentia
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr Layne
Brea Senior Ctr
St Jude Medical
Ctr Comm Ed
AN/134
Gallegos
Chou
Lem
Physical Fitness
Physical
Fitness
AQUATIC AEROBICS
FITN/205
This aquatic aerobics course uses muscular training,
cardiovascular exercise, and the use of aquatic
exercise equipment to increase range of joint motion,
muscular strength, flexibility, coordination, and physical
endurance.
Dates: Dec 10-Mar 25; nc Dec 24, Dec 31, Jan 14, Feb
18
CRN DAYS
12142 S/10a-12p
64
PLACE
INSTR
Bradford Terr Pile
PHYSICAL FITNESS: RES MANORS
FITN/300A
Use exercise to maintain and increase fitness. Enroll
anytime in class!
Dec 23-Dec 24, Dec 26-Dec 31, Jan 2, Jan 14, Jan
16, Feb 17-Feb 18, Feb 20
CRN DAYS
11204 T/8a-10a
PLACE
Morningside of
Fullerton
11208 F/8:15a-10:15a Morningside of
Fullerton
11186 Th/8:30a-10a Fairwood Manor
11399 Th/8:30a-10a Senior Friends
Association
11206 W/9a-11a
Morningside of
Fullerton
12204 T/9a-11a
Emerald Isle
Senior Apts
12206 Th/9a-11a
Emerald Isle
Senior Apts
11053 W/9:15aSummerville at
11:15a
Casa Whittier
11018 W/9:30a-11a Brighton Gardens
12246 T/9:30a-11:30a Katella Manor
12229 Th/9:30aAcacia Villa
11:30a
11837 W/9:30aBradford Square
11:30a
11782 T/9:30a-11a
Brighton Gardens
11280 F/9:30a-11:30a La Habra Villa
11040 S/9:30a-11:30a Villa de Palma
11212 T/9:30a-11a
Park Regency
Ret Res
11015 M/10a-11:30a Emerald Court
11032 T/10a-11:30a Bradford Square
11020 Th/10a-11:30a Emerald Court
11622 M/10a-12p
Park Vista
Assisted Living
11447 S/10a-11:30a Acacia Villa
11412 T/10a-11:30a La Habra Villa
11200 Th/10a-12p
Katella Manor
11218 Th/10:30a-12p Park Vista
Assisted Living
11046 W/12:30pWalnut Manor
1:30p
Care Ctr
11012 T/1p-2:30p
W Anah Royale
11039 F/1p-3p
Villa de Palma
11027 Th/1p-3p
Autumn Years
12102 W/1p-3p
Anaheim Village
11823 Th/1p-3p
Park Regency
Ret Res
11658 Th/1p-3p
W Anah Royale
11484 M/1p-3p
Gardens at La
Habra
11033 T/1p-2:30p
Villa de Palma
11211 M/1:30p-3:30p Knott Ave Res
Manor
12148 W/1:30p-3:30p Bradford Square
12149 Th/1:30p-3:30p Sunnycrest
Chalet
11220 F/1:30p-3:30p Alterra Wynwd of
Brea
11473 M/1:30p-3:30p Summerville at
Casa Whittier
11392 M/1:30p-3p
Anaheim
Gardens
11210 W/2p-4p
New Horizon
Lodge
12238 T/2p-4p
New Horizon
Lodge
11016 W/3p-4:30p
Emerald Court
11788 T/3p-4:30p
Fairwood Manor
INSTR
Franze
Ferrara
Feinstein
Pile
Yedor
Yu
Hernandez
De Jong
Randeria
Cuevas
Sosa
Spaulding
Gipson
Challacomb
Bashawaty
Randeria
Magruder
Fitzpatrick
Magruder
Smith
Carter-Rosenbloom
Lohmann
Lent
Feinstein
Matson
Feinstein
Randeria
Randeria
De Jong
Lohmann
Gipson
Chansila
Pile
Sutton
Chansila
Chansila
Ferrara
Hubert
Magruder
Randeria
Cuevas
Feinstein
Feinstein
SCE can help you transition to college
PHYSICAL FITNESS: SR. CENTERS
FITN/300B
Use exercise to maintain and increase fitness. Enroll
anytime in class!
CRN DAYS
11190 W/8:30a-10:30a
PLACE
INSTR
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 non-threatening,
educational experiences, social interaction, and
adaptive physical activity. Call facility for class
schedule.
11003
11006
12244
11034
11010
11127
11001
11130
11056
11059
12035
11062
11064
11444
11533
11080
11131
11066
11067
11812
11065
11082
11139
11079
11070
11074
11088
11093
11094
11398
11058
11121
11103
11125
11105
11112
11117
11042
11041
11137
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
Commonwealth Adlt Day
522-4960
HealthCt
Coventry Court
636-2800
Carriage House Manor
871-6020
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
John D French Ctr
(562) 493-1555
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
Summerville at Chapman
738-8323
Sun Bridge Care Ctr
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
65
Older Adults Program: Physical Fitness • Senior Classes
Yorba Linda Fitz pa tr ick
Sr Ctr
11145 Th/9a-11a
Brea Senior De Jong
Ctr
11163 T/9a-11a
Fullerton Sr Carter-Rosenbloom
Multi-Serv
Ctr
11194 T/9a-11a
W Anah
Hernandez
Brookhurst
Sr Prog
11814 Th/9a-11a
Sr Citizens Knox
Ctr Anaheim
11839 W/9a-11a
Lakepark
Chansila
Mobile Home
Pk La Hab
11483 T/9a-10:30a
Lakepark
Yedor
Mobile Home
Pk Brea
11195 W/9a-11a
W Anah
Sosa
Brookhurst
Sr Prog
11191 F/9a-11a
Yorba Linda Yedor
Sr Ctr
11146 MWF/9:30a-11:30a Buena Park Knox
Senior Ctr
11487 M/9:30a-11:30a
Stanton
Chansila
Comm Ctr
11162 M/9:30a-11:30a
Fullerton Sr De Jong
Multi-Serv
Ctr
11156 W/9:30a-11:30a
Cypress Sr Bowers
Citizen Ctr
11189 M/9:30a-11:30a
Yorba Linda Yedor
Sr Ctr
11154 M/10a-12p
Cypress Sr Fitz pa tr ick
Citizen Ctr
11171 T/10a-12p
La Habra
De Jong
Senior Ctr
11172 F/10a-12p
La Habra
De Jong
Senior Ctr
11178 F/10a-11:30a
Sr Citizens Magruder
Ctr Placentia
11177 W/10a-11:30a
Sr Citizens Magruder
Ctr Placentia
11165 Th/10a-12p
Fullerton Sr Bowers
Multi-Serv
Ctr
11157 Th/10a-12p
Cypress Sr Fitz pa tr ick
Citizen Ctr
11180 T/10:30a-12:30p Lake Park Franze
Mob Hm - YL
11279 M/10:30a-12p
Incependenci Matson
a Sr Cr La
Coloni
11181 F/11a-12:30p
Lake Park Ferrara
Mob Hm - YL
11175 Th/12:30p-2p
Fullerton Sr Sellens
Multi-Serv
Ctr
11142 T/2p-3:30p
Sr Citizens Fitz pa tr ick
Ctr Anaheim
11155 T/2p-4p
Cypress Sr Lohmann
Citizen Ctr
11164 W/6p-8p
Fullerton Sr Yu
Multi-Serv
Ctr
SENIOR
CLASSES
Senior Classes
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KIDS' COLLEGE & TEEN
PROGRAM
PENCILS & PAINTBRUSHES
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/415A
& Teen Program
CRN DAYS
20376 T/5p-6p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
CC/CE12-11 TeGantvoort $35
Register on-line starting November 28. On-line
registration will continue until the day before
the class starts. In-person registration will start
November 29, and continue until the class
starts.
Classes are held at our four campuses: Anaheim,
Cypress College, Wilshire (Fullerton) and Yorba
Linda. Enrollment is limited. Registration will
continue until a class is full. Each child must obtain
his or her own Student ID number before
registering for class. 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 3, 4, 5,
(Cypress) are accessed using Holder Street.
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Arts & Crafts
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 January 20. Saturday classes begin
January 21. All SCE offices will be closed and there
will be no classes held January 14-16 and February
17-20. *Please check at office for supply lists for
specific classes.*
Art
Crafts
Art &
& Crafts
20042 T/4p-5p
66
INSTR
CRN DAYS
20058 S/1p-2p
FEE
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-12 Staff
FEE
$35
ART IS FOR YOU (AGES 5-8)
KIDS/414
Calling young artists bold and shy! Come use different
art materials to learn how to "draw what you see" and
what you imagine. Materials list given at first class.
†Starts week of 1/23/2006, ends week of 2/27/2006
CRN DAYS
20256
20315*
20408†
20453†
20632†
S/10a-11a
M/3:30p-4:30p
T/3:30p-4:30p
Th/3:45p-4:45p
T/5:30p-6:30p
PLACE INSTR
WIL/201
AN/140
YL/402
WIL/208
YL/402
Pewthers
Bae
Bae
Fowler
Bae
FEE
$35
$35
$35
$35
$35
CARTOON DRAWING (AGES 8+)
KIDS/403
Introduces drawing/thinking techniques. Offers in-class
drills and drawings with demonstrations and reviews;
supplemental handouts provided to support long-term
interest. Instructor was an artist/designer for a major
cartoon corporation. Parents and adults may enroll.
Dates: Feb 25-Mar 4
20152 S/1p-3p
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.
PLACE
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.
CRN DAYS
PENCILS & PAINTBRUSHES
(AGES 5-6)
KIDS/415
CRN DAYS
DRAWING & SKETCHING (AGES 5-7)
KIDS/903
PLACE
CC/CE4-2
INSTR
Gagne
FEE
$25
DRAWING & SKETCHING (AGES 8+)
KIDS/903A
Designed to heighten your child's self-esteem through
others. Basic drawing skills using colored pencils and
watercolors.
CRN DAYS
20341 S/9a-10a
20060* S/2p-3p
PLACE
INSTR
AN/124
Lostaunau
CC/CE12-12 Staff
FEE
$35
$35
SCE offers job training for the real world
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.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20258 S/11a-12:30p WIL/201 Pewthers
20424* T/4:30p-5:30p YL/402 Bae
21227* Th/5p-6p
WIL/208 Fowler
FEE
$45
$40
$40
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: Jan 26-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
20684 Th/3:30p4:30p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
CC/CE12-11 Bae
$35
ART TECHNIQUES FOR KIDS!
(AGES 4-6)
KIDS/960
Come make fun and beautiful art! Learn how to use
pastels, mix paints, and how to paint on paper, wood
and canvas. We will use our imaginations, photos, and
real life to create our own lively works of art!
CRN DAYS
W/2p-3:30p
M/2p-3:30p
T/2p-3:30p
Th/2p-3:30p
AN/134
YL/305
WIL/203
CC/CE12-12
INSTR
Pewthers
Pewthers
Pewthers
Pewthers
FEE
$40
$40
$40
$40
ART TECHNIQUES FOR KIDS!
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/961
CRN DAYS
20455
20672*
20673
20674
Th/3:30p-5p
M/3:30p-5p
T/3:30p-5p
W/3:30p-5p
PLACE
CC/CE12-12
YL/305
WIL/208
AN/134
INSTR
Pewthers
Pewthers
Pewthers
Pewthers
PRINTMAKING FOR KIDS
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/990
PLACE
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
21238 S/8:30a-10a CC/CE12-11 Bae
20680* W/3:30p-5p WIL/208
Bae
FEE
$40
$40
HANDMADE CARDS FOR DIFFERENT
OCCASIONS (AGES 10+)
NEW!
KIDS/995
NEW!
Come learn to make handmade cards for different
occasions. Make cards using various materials, such as
watercolor paper, paints, felt, fabric, etc.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20679 M/4:30p-5:30p AN/140
Bae
FEE
$35
FASHION ILLUSTRATION I
(AGES 12+)
KIDS/445
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.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
20355 S/12p-1:30p CC/CE12-11 Bae
FEE
$45
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.
FEE
$40
$40
$40
$40
NEW!
NEW!
The young artist in this class will be introduced to
various materials and mediums to create their own
unique prints. Students will make pictures which can be
used to create their own specialized cards, gift paper,
or art pieces.
Dates: Jan 26-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
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.
CRN DAYS
20423 S/1:30p-3p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-11 Bae
FEE
$45
COSTUME ILLUSTRATION &
HISTORY OF FASHION (AGES 12+)
KIDS/454
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
CRN DAYS
20686 S/10a-11:30a
PLACE
INSTR FEE
CC/CE12-11 Bae
$45
INSTR FEE
20685 Th/4:30p-5:30p CC/CE12-11 Bae
$35
67
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Arts & Crafts
20454
20667*
20669
20671
PLACE
CREATING SMALL SCULPTURES
(AGE 8+)
KIDS/975
Computers
Computer
Cooking
Cooking
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.
COMPUTER KEYBOARDING FOR
KIDS (AGES 8+)
KIDS/900
PLACE
20024 M/4:30p-6p WIL/212
21016 M/4:30p-6p CC/CE5-2
INSTR
Join your 3-5 year old and discover new skills in the
kitchen. We'll make a salad, appetizer, main dish and
dessert. Bring a towel for clean up and a container for
extras. They will have a take-home project to complete
before the next class to use their new found skills at
home as well as in the classroom.
CRN DAYS
Multimedia software teaches your child the layout of the
computer keyboard. Integrated music and puzzle
activities make keyboarding fun! Enrollment is limited!
CRN DAYS
KIDS FUN COOKING (AGES 3-5)
KIDS/830
FEE
Kabir
$60
Vanlandingham $60
PLACE INSTR
20283 S/8:15a-10:15a WIL/208
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Computers, Cooking, Dance
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20297 S/9a-10:30a CC/CE5-2
21225* T/4:30p-6p CC/CE5-2
INSTR
Kabir
Kabir
PLACE
CC/CE5-2
INSTR FEE
Kabir
$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!
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20597 S/12p-1:30p CC/CE5-2
20391* W/4:30p-6p CC/CE5-2
68
INSTR
Kabir
Kabir
WIL/208
INSTR FEE
Lansing $55
KIDS FUN COOKING
(AGES 11-16)
KIDS/830B
CRN DAYS
20332 S/1:15p-3:15p
$60
$60
Learn how 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.
20392 S/10:30a-12p
PLACE
PLACE INSTR
WIL/208
Lansing
FEE
$55
FEE
MICROSOFT WORD FOR KIDS
(AGES 8+)
KIDS/913
CRN DAYS
$55
Kids can always have fun in the kitchen, whether
making a gigantic clean-up project or delicious food to
eat. Bring your 6-10 year old and we'll make some
delicious and easy foods, including a salad, appetizer,
main dish and dessert. Send them with a towel for
clean up and a container for extras. They will have a
take-home project to complete before the next class to
use their new-found skills at home as well as in the
classroom.
20287 S/10:45a-12:45p
Have fun while developing proficiency in software
usage and hardware knowledge.
*Dates: Jan 24-Feb 28
FEE
KIDS FUN COOKING (AGES 6-10)
KIDS/830A
CRN DAYS
INTRO TO COMPUTERS (AGES 8+)
KIDS/901
Lansing
FEE
$60
$60
Dancing
Dance
CREATIVE DANCE AND EXERCISE
(AGE 3)
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.
CRN DAYS
20028 M/1:30p2:30p
PLACE
YL/404
INSTR
FEE
Abrahamson $35
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!
CRN DAYS
20069 S/10:30a11:30a
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
CC/CE3-302 Abrahamson $35
Kids college inspires creativity
YOUTH BALLET (AGE 3)
KIDS/510
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.
CRN DAYS
20083 S/11a-12p
PLACE
CC/GYM 2125
INSTR
Weidman
FEE
$35
CRN DAYS
20084 S/12p-1p
PLACE
CC/GYM 2125
INSTR
Weidman
FEE
$35
JAZZ HIP-HOP DANCE (AGES 4-6)
KIDS/519
Jazz dance techniques with a hip hop flair; style and
rhythm emphasized. Students will gain self-esteem
and confidence in an upbeat atmosphere.
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20029 M/2:30p-3:30p YL/404
FEE
Abrahamson $35
20070 S/11:30a12:30p
PLACE
CC/GYM 2-125
INSTR FEE
Weidman $35
CRN DAYS
20071 S/2p-3p
PLACE
CC/GYM 2-125
INSTR FEE
Weidman $35
MUSICAL THEATRE (AGES 7+)
KIDS/315
INSTR
FEE
20077 S/1:30p-2:30p
PLACE
INSTR FEE
20461 S/12:30p1:30p
20030* M/4:30p5:30p
PLACE
This is a beginning class teaching basic jazz
techniques and style with current dance moves
designed for children with little or no dance experience.
Children will develop coordination, flexibility and selfesteem. 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.
CRN DAYS
Foreign
ForeignLanguage
Language
JAZZ HIP-HOP (AGES 7+)
KIDS/516A
CRN DAYS
20086 S/1p-2p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
YL/404
Abrahamson $35
ROCK 'N LEARN SPANISH
(AGES 5-7)
KIDS/108A
CHILDREN'S TAP DANCE (AGES 5+)
KIDS/501
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.
CRN DAYS
20035 Th/3:30p-4:30p YL/305
20296* M/3:30p-4:30p WIL/202
21219 T/4p-5p
CC/CE4-3
Children will learn tap techniques, rhythm exercises
and simple dance combinations at beginning level.
20065 S/3p-4p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
CC/TE3-101 Abrahamson $35
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.
CRN DAYS
20027 M/3:30p4:30p
PLACE
YL/404
INSTR FEE
Abrahamson $35
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
Mory
Mory
Islas
$35
$35
$35
MORE SPANISH FOR KIDS:
GETTING READY FOR SCHOOL
(AGES 7+)
NEW!
KIDS/996
NEW!
Children have fun with Spanish by doing activities,
playing games, and singing songs. Introduces basic
communication about getting up, clothes, kitchen, food,
making breakfast, family, morning activities and school.
CRN DAYS
21088 S/10a-11a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-218 Andrews
FEE
$35
69
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Dance • Foreign Language
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
Enjoy the exciting world of dance in musical theatre.
You'll learn a musical theatre song and acting.
JAZZ HIP-HOP (AGES 5-6)
KIDS/516
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.
JR. JAZZ (AGES 6+)
KIDS/515
YOUTH BALLET (AGES 4-5)
KIDS/510A
YOUTH BALLET (AGES 6+)
KIDS/510B
A TOUCH OF SPANISH
(AGES 8-12)
KIDS/108B
GYMNASTICS II (AGES 6+)
KIDS/577
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 INSTR
20677 Th/4:30p-5:30p YL/305 Mory
20678* M/4:30p-5:30p WIL/202 Mory
21220 T/5p-6p
CC/CE4-3 Islas
FEE
For continuing gymnasts; advanced basic stretching
techniques and basic tumbling skills on the low beam;
emphasizes strengthening skills on the mats; also
backbends, cartwheels, handstands, and splits.
Instructor permission required.
CRN DAYS
20068 S/3p-4:30p
PLACE
CC/GYM 1102
$35
$35
$35
INSTR
MacIsaac
Hamlin
Hill
FEE
$45
Martial
Martial Arts
Arts
Cheerleading
& Gymnastics
Gymnastics
Cheerleading &
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Cheerleading & Gymnastics • Martial Arts
CHEERLEADING (AGES 4-7)
KIDS/587
Cheerleading students will learn all the basic
fundamental cheer movements as well as sideline
cheers, fight song cheers and performance cheers.
Students will learn proper warm-up and stretching
techniques to improve flexibility. This class is designed
to build self-confidence. Show performance on the last
day of class. Wear tennis shoes.
Dates: Jan 26-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
20356 Th/4p-5p
PLACE
AN/134
INSTR
Hettich
FEE
$50
CRN DAYS
21147 Th/5p-6p
PLACE
AN/134
INSTR
Hettich
FEE
$50
Introduces basic gymnastic skills, safety and stretching.
Bridges, headstands, a variety of rolls and jumps will be
some of the skills taught. Brief experience with
gymnastic apparatus (boys and girls). Pick up
instruction sheet at registration!
PLACE
20066 S/1p-2p
CC/GYM 1102
20076 S/12p-1p
CC/GYM 1102
INSTR
MacIsaac
Hamlin
Hill
MacIsaac
Hamlin
Hill
FEE
$40
$40
CRN DAYS
20067 S/2p-3p
70
PLACE
CC/GYM 1102
INSTR
MacIsaac
Hamlin
Hill
20034 S/12:30p1:30p
PLACE
WIL/203
20216 S/1:30p2:30p
$40
Baker
FEE
$35
PLACE
WIL/203
INSTR
Baker
FEE
$35
KARATE AS SELF DEFENSE
(AGES 5-7)
KIDS/650
Instruction and practice in the art of karate for selfdefense with emphasis on basics for beginners. Covers
3 phases of karate: techniques, forms and freestyle.
Dates: Jan 26-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
20025 Th/3:30p4:30p
PLACE
YL/404
INSTR
Baker
FEE
$35
(AGES 7-9)
KIDS/650A
20241 S/9a-10a
FEE
INSTR
KENPO KARATE FOR KIDS
(AGE 8+)
KIDS/625A
CRN DAYS
GYMNASTICS - BEGINNING
(AGES 8+)
KIDS/576A
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
GYMNASTICS - BEGINNING
(AGES 5-8)
KIDS/576
CRN DAYS
No previous experience required! Teaches children to
respect others, builds self-confidence and selfawareness.
CHEERLEADING (AGES 8+)
KIDS/587A
Dates: Jan 26-Mar 2
KENPO KARATE FOR KIDS
(AGES 5-7)
KIDS/625
PLACE
CC/GYM 2123
INSTR
Baker
FEE
$35
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/650B
Dates: Jan 26-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
20026 Th/4:30p5:30p
PLACE
YL/404
INSTR
Baker
FEE
$35
Learn something new at SCE
(AGES 10+)
KIDS/650C
CRN DAYS
20072 S/10a-11a
PLACE
KENPO KARATE YELLOW BELT
PREPARATION (AGES 5-17)
KIDS/624
INSTR FEE
CC/GYM 2-123
Baker
$35
KENPO KARATE - ADVANCED
(AGES 5+)
KIDS/620
CRN DAYS
For the die hard martial artist who rank at Yellow Belt or
higher. The class will cover advanced material and will
demand creativity from the students. The workouts are
intense and fun. Advanced Kenpo concepts and
principles will be covered. The class is a great workout,
it builds self-esteem, and creative freedom.
Dates: Jan 25-Mar 1
CRN DAYS
20652 W/5p-6p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
CC/CE3-302 Baker
$35
KUNG FU FOR KIDS (AGES 5-17)
KIDS/655
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.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
20074 S/11aCC/GYM 2-123
12:30p
20075 S/12:30p-2p CC/GYM 2-123
20073* M/6p-7:30p CC/CE8-4
Kalar
$40
Kalar
Kalar
$40
$40
JUDO/JUJITSU FOR KIDS
(AGES 6-13)
KIDS/654
PLACE
20367 MW/5:30pWIL/203
6:30p
20452 W/6:30p-8:30p AN/134
INSTR
FEE
Hearn
$50
Firestone
JUDO/JUJITSU FOR TEENS
(AGES 13-17)
KIDS/661
$50
NEW!
NEW!
Designed for teens with a focus on improving
coordination, quick reflexes, stamina, speed, strength
and sportsmanship. Teens will be instructed in the
three main components of Judo including striking,
throwing and grappling. Instruction and practice is
conducted on the mat. Teens will have an opportunity
to compete in tournaments. Core values of honesty,
integrity, and respect are emphasized.
CRN DAYS
21080 F/6:45p8:45p
PLACE
CC/GYM 2-123
INSTR FEE
Hearn
$50
20651 W/4p-5p
PLACE
CC/CE3302
INSTR
Baker
FEE
$35
SELF-DEFENSE FOR MOMS AND
DAUGHTERS (AGES 10+)
KIDS/629
This course will provide the opportunity to learn the
skills to properly defend yourself in simulated real life
encounters, (San Soo). Skills learned are both,
offensive and defensive, and are designed to help in
the event of an attack.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
21142 T/6p-7:30p AN/134
Kalar
FEE
$35
Did you know…
x
karate is a great workout
for kids?
x
karate builds selfesteem?
x
karate teaches discipline
and is an outlet for
creative freedom?
KENPO KARATE FOR TEENS
(AGES 13-17)
NEW!
KIDS/623
NEW!
The course covers the application of American Kenpo
Karate for self defense. Students will learn proper
execution of blocks and self defense techniques to
defend against strikes, kicks, grabs, chokes, tackles,
and weapons attacks. Kenpo teaches self control, self
discipline, and improves self esteem. It also improves
stamina, and sharpens reflexes.
Sparring and
application drills are part of every class. This co-ed,
respectful environment is a great place to make friends.
Dates: Jan 25-Mar 1
CRN DAYS
20654 W/7p-8p
PLACE
CC/CE3302
INSTR
Baker
FEE
$35
SELF DEFENSE TECHNIQUES FOR
YOUNG WOMEN (AGES 13-17)
KIDS/622
This class is designed for young women ages 13-17.
Students will learn to identify the nature of an attack
and how to react and defend against a variety of
attacks including chokes, grabs, strikes, and kicks.
Awareness and crime prevention skills will be taught
with reality based application exercises.
Dates: Jan 25-Mar 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
20653 W/6p-7p CC/CE3-302 Baker
FEE
$35
71
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Martial Arts
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, striking, and
grappling techniques on the mat. Techniques for free
practice are used, and children may participate in
competition.
Feb 20
CRN DAYS
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: Jan 25-Mar 1
FIGURING WITH FRACTIONS
(GRADES 5-6)
KIDS/235
Math
Math
MASTER MATH - 1ST GRADE
KIDS/239
Students will review counting to 100, learn and practice
basic math skills including addition and subtraction.
Also included are identifying geometric figures and
classify them by attributes. Students will learn to use
reasoning when solving problems.
CRN DAYS
20312 S/12p-1p
PLACE
CC/CE10-15
INSTR
Gottlieb
FEE
$35
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.
CRN DAYS
20050 S/10a-11a
PLACE
CC/TE3-222
INSTR
FEE
Hernandez $35
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Math, Math Tutorials
PLACE
CC/TE3-222
INSTR
FEE
Hernandez $35
MASTER MATH - 4TH GRADE
KIDS/242
CRN DAYS
20260 S/11a-12p
PLACE
CC/CE10-13
INSTR
Nevarez
FEE
$35
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. This class has
a maximum of 15 students.
CRN DAYS
20038 S/11a-12p
PLACE
CC/TE3-218
INSTR
Bray
FEE
$35
IMPROVE YOUR MATH AND STUDY
SKILLS (GRADES 5-6)
KIDS/213A
CRN DAYS
20039 S/12p-1p
72
PLACE
CC/TE3-218
INSTR
Bray
FEE
$35
INSTR FEE
Staff
Staff
$35
$35
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.
PLACE
CC/TE3-222
INSTR
Felix
FEE
$35
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!
CRN DAYS
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.
PLACE
20377 T/5:30p-6:30p AN/140
20670 W/5:30p-6:30p YL/306
20021 S/12p-1p
Includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, division,
graphs, fractions, word problems and geometric
concepts.
20052 S/9a-10a
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
MASTER MATH - 3RD GRADE
KIDS/241
CRN DAYS
Improve and strengthen your math skills. Reviews and
reinforces school curriculum. Includes: addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division of proper and
improper fractions and mixed numbers; comparing
fractions and mixed numbers; converting fractions to
decimals and percents; reducing fractions; obtain GCF
(reducing fractions) and LCM (least common
denominator); reciprocals.
20224 S/2p-3p
PLACE
CC/TE3-222
INSTR
Felix
FEE
$35
ALGEBRA (GRADES 7+)
KIDS/217
Learn how to solve equations, multiplying polynomials,
work word problems, graph functions, solve inequalities
without stress.
CRN DAYS
20223 S/1p-2p
PLACE
CC/TE3-222
INSTR
Felix
FEE
$35
MathTutorials
Tutorials
Math
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.
Feb 20
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
21204 S/9a-10a
WIL/213 Felix
20243* M/3:30p-4:30p WIL/208 Vanherk
20393* W/4:30p-5:30p CC/CE4-2 Vanherk
FEE
$40
$40
$40
TUTORIAL: MATH EXPLOSION
(GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/210
Students will reinforce school math through math
exercise help and math puzzles and/or games. When
ready, students will make their own multiplication tables
and be taught its usage to solve simple problems. All
materials will be provided. Additional take-home
exercises will be provided.
CRN DAYS
21140 M/5p-6p
PLACE
YL/305
INSTR
FEE
McLaughlin $40
Students will review and enhance basic math skills
such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division,
fractions, charts and 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.
Feb 20
PLACE INSTR
21205 S/10a-11a
WIL/213 Felix
20442* M/4:30p-5:30p WIL/208 Vanherk
20394* W/5:30p-6:30p CC/CE4-2 Vanherk
FEE
$40
$40
$40
TUTORIAL: NUMBER SENSE
(GRADES 3-4)
KIDS/215
This is a tutorial-based class that is developed to assist
students that are having difficulty with the basic
concepts of addition, subtraction and multiplication, as
well as a strong focus on place value and regrouping.
*Dates: Jan 23-Feb 27; nc Feb 20
PLACE
20451 T/3:30p-4:30p AN/140
20378* M/4:30p-5:30p YL/306
Staff
Staff
21141 M/6p-7p
YL/305
INSTR
PLACE
AN/114
WIL/213
AN/138
YL/306
INSTR
Sonn
Lostaunau
McLaughlin
McLaughlin
FEE
$50
$50
$50
$50
Class will prepare the student for Algebra and 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.
CRN DAYS
20247
20383
20307*
20578*
S/10a-11a
S/2p-3p
W/5p-6p
T/5p-6p
PLACE
AN/124
WIL/213
AN/138
YL/306
INSTR
Lostaunau
Lostaunau
McLaughlin
McLaughlin
FEE
$50
$50
$50
$50
TUTORIAL: ALGEBRA 1
(GRADES 7+)
KIDS/226
This course is designed to enhance equation solving
skills. Also covers integers, rational numbers, square
roots, fractions, decimals, percents, and solving
equations with variables on both sides. Educational
materials provided. Class limited to 8 students.
CRN DAYS
21230
20444
20577*
21139*
S/11a-12p
S/3p-4p
W/6p-7p
T/6p-7p
PLACE
AN/124
WIL/213
AN/138
YL/306
INSTR
Lostaunau
Lostaunau
McLaughlin
McLaughlin
FEE
$50
$50
$50
$50
Music&&Drama
Drama
Music
$40
$40
PIANO KEYBOARDING - BEGINNING
I (AGES 7+)
KIDS/368
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.
PLACE
S/9a-10a
S/1p-2p
W/4p-5p
T/4p-5p
TUTORIAL: PRE-ALGEBRA
(GRADES 6+)
KIDS/224
INSTR FEE
TUTORIAL: PRE-GEOMETRY
(GRADES 4-6)
KIDS/220
CRN DAYS
20246
20382*
20306†
21138†
FEE
McLaughlin $40
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
20056
20229
20298
20388
W/3:30p-4:30p
Th/3:30p-4:30p
Th/3:30p-4:30p
T/3:30p-4:30p
PLACE INSTR
YL/408
CC/CE4-2
AN/110
WIL/201
Garza
Ortiz
Garza
Garza
FEE
$40
$40
$40
$40
73
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Math • Music & Drama
Did you know that according
to the Orange County
Business Council…
*…math is the most common
skill needed in high-growth,
entry level occupations.
CRN DAYS
This course reinforces school curriculum using strong
math skills: large multiplication, division, integers
(addition subtraction of positive and negative integers),
exponents, decimals, fractions, percents, order of
operation and simple variables and equations.
Educational materials provided. Class limited to 8
students.
†Starts week of 1/23/2006, ends week of 2/20/2006
CRN DAYS
TUTORIAL: MATH MANIA
(GRADES 3-4)
KIDS/211A
CRN DAYS
TUTORIAL: MATH SKILLS
(GRADES 5-6)
KIDS/222
I (AGES 11+)
KIDS/368A
Dates: Jan 26-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20299 Th/4:30p-5:30p AN/110
Garza
FEE
$40
II (AGES 7+)
KIDS/376
For students who have completed Beginning I; pick up
book list at registration.
CRN DAYS
20406 Th/4:30p5:30p
20596 T/4:30p5:30p
20682 W/4:30p5:30p
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Music & Drama
Parent
Austin
Nigro
Parent
$40
CRN DAYS
YL/408
Garza
$40
INSTR
FEE
YL/408
Garza
$40
WIL/201
Garza
$40
Ortiz
PLACE
WIL/CE3
CC/CE4-3
CC/CE4-3
INSTR
Parent
Austin
Austin
CC/CE12-11 Nigro
PLACE
WIL/CE3
CC/CE4-3
CC/CE4-3
CC/CE1211
WIL/215
$40
FEE
$35
$35
$35
$35
PLACE INSTR
WIL/CE3 Parent
FEE
$35
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.
CRN DAYS
21028 S/2:30p-3:30p
PLACE INSTR
WIL/CE3 Parent
Parent
$35
$35
$35
$35
$35
$35
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: Jan 26-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20398 Th/3:30p-4:30p AN/132
DeFazio
FEE
$70
PLAYING THE CELLO - BEGINNER II
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/375A
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: Jan 26-Mar 2
PLACE INSTR
20399 Th/4:30p-5:30p AN/132
FEE
FEE
PLAYING THE CELLO - BEGINNER I
(AGE 7+)
KIDS/375
CRN DAYS
INSTR
Parent
Austin
Austin
Nigro
20245 S/1:30p-2:30p
$35
$35
$35
$35
BASS GUITAR FOR KIDS (AGES 10+)
NEW!
KIDS/373
NEW!
PLACE
CC/CE4-2
DeFazio
FEE
$70
PLAYING THE CELLO - BEGINNER III
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/375B
Learn to play and read 1st through 4th position songs.
Chamber music for Cello ensemble. Prerequisite: Must
have completed Beginner II or have instructor's
approval.
Dates: Jan 26-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20440 Th/5:30p-6:30p AN/132
74
INSTR FEE
Garza
S/11a-12p
S/11a-12p
S/1:30p-2:30p
M/5p-6p
20437† Th/6p-7p
WIL/CE3
CC/CE4-3
CC/CE12-11
WIL/215
WIL/201
20032
21019
21021
21207*
PLACE
$40
GUITAR FOR KIDS – BEGINNING
(AGES 9+)
KIDS/370A
CRN DAYS
S/12p-1p
S/2:30p-3:30p
M/6p-7p
Th/7p-8p
FEE
Ortiz
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.
20031 S/10a-11a
21017 S/10a-11a
21018 S/12:30p1:30p
21206* M/4p-5p
20033
21020
21208*
20675†
INSTR
CC/CE4-2
GUITAR FOR KIDS – BEGINNING
(AGES 6-8)
KIDS/370
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
PLACE
For students who have completed Beginning II; or have
at least 6 months keyboard/piano experience. Pick up
book list at registration.
20288 Th/5:30p6:30p
20683 W/5:30p6:30p
21228 T/5:30p6:30p
GUITAR FOR KIDS - ADVANCED
(AGES 9+)
KIDS/372
PIANO KEYBOARDING –
INTERMEDIATE (AGES 7+)
KIDS/369
CRN DAYS
GUITAR FOR KIDS – INTERMEDIATE
(AGES 9+)
KIDS/371
INSTR
DeFazio
FEE
$70
PLAYING THE CELLO
(INTERMEDIATE I)
KIDS/383
Learn higher level of sound productions and 1st
through 4th positions. Chamber music for Cello
ensemble.
Dates: Jan 26-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20441 Th/6:30p-7:30p AN/132
INSTR
DeFazio
FEE
$70
PLAYING THE CELLO
(INTERMEDIATE II)
KIDS/384
PLACE
20650 Th/7:30p-8:30p AN/132
INSTR
DeFazio
FEE
$70
ELEMENTARY BAND
(LEVEL 1 - GRADES 4-6)
KIDS/382
20445 TTh/3:45p4:45p
PLACE
Christine P
Swain
Elementary
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
21229 T/7:15p-8:15p WIL/215 Garza
FEE
$40
INSTR
Martyn
FEE
$50
ELEMENTARY BAND
(LEVEL 2 - GRADES 4-6)
KIDS/966
The Suzuki method requires parents to learn and play
Violin with their child. Violin rental information available in
class.
VIOLIN I (AGES 4+)
KIDS/351
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: Jan 24-Feb 28
CRN DAYS
20094
20097*
20385†
20044†
M/4p-4:45p
F/4p-4:45p
T/4p-4:45p
T/4:45p-5:30p
PLACE
CC/CE4-2
CC/CE3-302
WIL/215
WIL/215
INSTR FEE
Chan
Chan
Chan
Chan
$70
$70
$70
$70
VIOLIN II (AGES 4+)
KIDS/352
This band is a performing group for students with 3
months or more experience playing the flute, clarinet,
trumpet or trombone. Students will learn skills on their
instrument while preparing a wide variety of musical
styles. Student must supply instrument. (Other band
instruments may be available with instructor approval).
Dates: Jan 24-Mar 2
Prerequisite: Must have completed Violin I. Learn
songs using beginner finger and melodic patterns.
20621 TTh/4:45p- Christine P
5:45p
Swain
Elementary
VIOLIN III (AGES 4+)
KIDS/355
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
Martyn
FEE
$50
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 Office.
20397 S/9a-1p
PLACE
CC/FA-305
INSTR
Frelly
PLACE
INSTR FEE
20098 F/4:45p-5:30p CC/CE3-302 Chan
20045* T/5:30p-6:15p WIL/215
Chan
$70
$70
Prerequisite: Must have completed Violin I and II or
have instructor's approval. Develop technique for
playing primary level songs.
ORANGE COUNTY JUNIOR
ORCHESTRA
KIDS/333
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
FEE
$25
CRN DAYS
PLACE
20099 M/4:45p-5:30p CC/CE4-2
20386* T/6:15p-7p
WIL/215
INSTR FEE
Chan
Chan
$70
$70
VIOLIN IV (AGES 4+)
KIDS/353
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.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
20096 M/5:30p-6:15p CC/CE4-2 Chan
FEE
$70
75
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Music & Drama • Violin - Suzuki Method
Strike up the band! Students learn the fundamentals of
flute, clarinet, trumpet and trombone in a dynamic and
interactive band setting. There will be one or more
performances during the term. Students need to
provide their own instrument and supplies - information
will be available at the first class meeting.
Dates: Jan 24-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
Students will explore the nature of drama fiction,
movies, plays and real life experiences. Students will
do exercises and role playing to create their own
drama. No prior experience is necessary!
Violin- -Suzuki
Suzuki Method
Method
Violin
Learn higher level of sound and bow techniques
including vibratos. Chamber music for cello ensemble.
Dates: Jan 26-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
CREATIVE DRAMA FOR TEENS
(AGES 12+)
KIDS/319
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Violin • Photography • Personal enrichment • Reading, Writing, Spelling
VIOLIN V (AGES 4+)
KIDS/358
Prerequisite: Must have completed Violin I - IV or
instructor's approval. Technique and reading in one
position.
CRN DAYS
20102 S/8:45a9:45a
PLACE
CC/GYM 2-201
INSTR FEE
Chan
$70
VIOLIN VI (AGES 4+)
KIDS/359
21217 F/5:30p6:15p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE3-302 Chan
FEE
$70
VIOLIN VII
KIDS/391
Learn to play and read I, II, III, and V position
repertoire. Completion of Violin I - VI and instructor's
approval is required. Must have appropriate reading
and sight-reading skills and able to shift in III and V
position
CRN DAYS
21214 S/10:30a11:15a
PLACE
CC/GYM 2201
INSTR
Chan
FEE
20251 M/6:15p7:15p
CC/CE4-2
21216 S/11:15a12:15p
PLACE
CC/GYM 2201
INSTR
Chan
FEE
$70
INSTR
Chan
CHESS - IT'S YOUR MOVE (AGES 7+)
KIDS/950
Want to be King of your own army? Chess is the oldest
skill game in the world, played many centuries ago in
China, India and Persia. This class will start at the
basics and introduce concepts appropriate for every
level. Opening, middle game, and endgame theory will
be examined along with tactical theory. Puzzles in
conjunction with game play will reinforce the basics.
For fun, bughouse and blitz games will be played.
There will be a tournament the last two weeks of class.
Textbooks required for purchase. Approximate cost
$35.00
CRN DAYS
20405 S/1p-2:30p
PLACE
CC/CE12-10
INSTR
Deitrick
FEE
$40
Photography
Photography
Prerequisite: Must be enrolled in Violin IV. Chamber
music for violin ensemble.
PLACE
CRN DAYS
$70
VIOLIN: PERFORMANCE I
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/364
CRN DAYS
Advanced chamber music for violin ensemble including
string and piano trios, quartets and string orchestra.
PersonalEnrichment
Enrichment
Personal
Prerequisite: Must have completed Violin I - V or have
instructor's approval. Technique and reading including
I, III, and V position.
CRN DAYS
VIOLIN: PERFORMANCE IV
KIDS/390
FEE
$70
VIOLIN: PERFORMANCE II
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/357
PHOTOGRAPHY FOR KIDS
(AGES 7-9)
KIDS/428
Children will learn basic technique of photographic
process, conventional to digital. Material/equipment
needs will be given first day of class. Bring a camera
that uses 35mm film. There will be additional fees for
film developing.
CRN DAYS
21239 S/10a-11a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-10 Deitrick
FEE
$40
Prerequisite: Must be enrolled in Violin V. Chamber
music for violin ensemble including string and piano
trios.
PHOTOGRAPHY FOR KIDS (AGE 10+)
KIDS/429
20101 S/9:45a10:30a
20427 S/11a-12:30p
CRN DAYS
PLACE
CC/GYM 2201
INSTR
Chan
FEE
$70
VIOLIN: PERFORMANCE III
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/356
20100 F/6:15p7:15p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE3-302 Chan
CRN DAYS
INSTR FEE
CC/CE12-10 Deitrick $45
FEE
$70
FUN WITH STORYTELLING
(AGES 3-5)
KIDS/104
Stories are told through dramatization, puppetry, finger
plays and songs. Sparks the imagination!
Dates: Jan 25-Mar 1
CRN DAYS
20046 W/3p-4p
76
PLACE
Reading,Writing,
Writing, Spelling
Reading,
Spelling
Prerequisite: Must be enrolled in Violin VI. Chamber
music for violin ensemble including string and piano
trios, quartets and string orchestra.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
YL/305
INSTR
Bray
FEE
$35
FROLIC IN THE LAND OF
STORYTELLING (AGES 4-7)
KIDS/105
READINESS FOR FIRST GRADE
KIDS/102
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.
CRN DAYS
20022 S/9a-10a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/TE3-218 Andrews
FEE
$35
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.
CRN DAYS
20055 S/11a-12p
20450 S/11a-12p
20592 S/12:30p1:30p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
CC/GYM 2- TeGantvoort $35
112
WIL/217
Kuruppu
$35
CC/GYM 2- TeGantvoort $35
112
For children who will be entering first grade within this
year. Children will learn phonics, touch math, reading,
and other school-related activities.
Dates: Jan 25-Mar 1
CRN DAYS
20588 W/4p-5p
PLACE
YL/305
INSTR
Bray
FEE
$35
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.
CRN DAYS
20331 S/9a-10a
20521 S/11a-12p
PLACE
AN/116
AN/116
INSTR
Guerrero
Guerrero
FEE
$35
$35
FUN WITH PHONICS
(GRADES 1-3)
KIDS/115
For children just learning to read or having difficulty
reading. Sounds are taught in a fun but learning
atmosphere through stories and writing.
20023 S/9a-10a
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.
CRN DAYS
20330 S/10a-11a
PLACE
AN/116
INSTR
Guerrero
FEE
$35
BASIC PHONICS (AGES 5-6)
KIDS/118
For the young reader needing help in phonics. Children
will be encouraged to be creative using sounds and
simple writing and reading drills.
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR
20019 S/9a-10a CC/CE10-15 Gottlieb
FEE
$35
PHONICS (AGES 5-6)
KIDS/116
CRN DAYS
20054 T/3:30p-4:30p
PLACE INSTR
YL/307
Bray
CC/GYM 2112
INSTR
FEE
TeGantvoort $35
BRINGING READING ALIVE
(GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/161B
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.
CRN DAYS
20354 S/10a-12p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-15 Gottlieb
FEE
$55
CELEBRATE READING
(GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/153
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 interactive story books. Bring your favorite
book to class.
CRN DAYS
For children just learning to read or having difficulty
reading. Teaches sounds in a fun but learning
atmosphere through stories, plays and writing.
PLACE
20048 S/10a-11a
21012 S/1p-2p
PLACE
CC/GYM 2112
WIL/217
INSTR
FEE
Kuruppu
$35
TeGantvoort $35
FEE
$35
77
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Reading, Writing, Spelling
CRN DAYS
MAKE IT AND TAKE IT READING
GAMES (GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/953
Students will have fun making Reading games that will
support the school learning activities. This class is
designed to help the struggling student with games
related to rhyming words, short vowels, beginning and
ending sounds and more. The students will have an
opportunity to practice each game before taking it
home.
Dates: Jan 25-Mar 1
CRN DAYS
PLACE INSTR
20443 W/3:30p-4:30p CC/CE4-2 Vanherk
FEE
$35
IMPROVE SPELLING SKILLS
(GRADES 5-6)
KIDS/149
20049 S/9a-10a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-13 Nevarez
FEE
$35
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Reading, Writing, Spelling
MAGICAL MIXTURE OF LEARNING
(GRADES 3+)
NEW!
KIDS/193
NEW!
Students will have fun increasing their reading
comprehension skills, vocabulary and learning
mnemonic techniques that will make their studying
productive. Self- confidence and communication skillls
will soar while learning fun magic tricks they can
perform for their friends and family.
CRN DAYS
21045 S/1:30p-3p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
CC/TE3-101 Vanlandingham $40
READING & COMPREHENSION
(GRADES 3-4)
KIDS/117A
Students will enhance their reading comprehension,
learn to read more effectively, and improve
interpretation and vocabulary skills.
CRN DAYS
20036 S/9a-10a
20342 S/10a-11a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-10 Bonura
AN/114
Sonn
FEE
$35
$35
READING & COMPREHENSION
(GRADES 5-6)
KIDS/151
Students will learn to read more effectively, enhance
their reading, comprehension, interpretation and
vocabulary skills.
CRN DAYS
20379 S/11a-12p
20257* S/1p-2p
PLACE
INSTR
AN/114
Sonn
CC/TE3-218 Sonn
Learn and practice writing in the cursive context and
strengthen your handwriting skills.
CRN DAYS
21015 S/10a-11a
FEE
$35
$35
INSTR
FEE
Children will learn how to write creative stories using
their imagination, learn correct grammar, punctuation
and develop vocabulary skills.
20020 S/10a-11a
20449 S/12p-1p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-13 Nevarez
WIL/217
Kuruppu
FEE
$35
$35
WRITING REPORTS AND PAPERS
(AGES 8+)
KIDS/124
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!
CRN DAYS
20057 S/12p-1p
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-12 Staff
FEE
$35
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.
CRN DAYS
21014 S/11a-12p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
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.
CRN DAYS
20053 S/12p-1p
PLACE
INSTR
FEE
HOW TO STRUCTURE SENTENCES
(GRADES 4-5)
KIDS/162
This class covers the basics of sentence writing,
including the essential parts of speech and sentence
formation in an enjoyable fashion!
CRN DAYS
20436 S/12p-1p
78
PLACE
CREATIVE WRITING (GRADES 3-5)
KIDS/138
CRN DAYS
Words are powerful tools, and the magic of learning to
spell can be fun. Make the journey into reading
meaningful and enjoyable.
CRN DAYS
IMPROVE YOUR HANDWRITING
(GRADES 3+)
KIDS/121
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE10-13 Nevarez
FEE
$35
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.
Text Required.
CRN DAYS
20396 S/12p-2p
PLACE
WIL/215
INSTR
Kraus
FEE
$60
IMPROVE YOUR READING AND
WRITING (GRADES 7-10)
KIDS/191
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. Text
required.
CRN DAYS
20665 S/9a-10a
20380 S/11a-12p
PLACE
AN/118
WIL/215
INSTR
Kraus
Kraus
FEE
$40
$40
YL/306
FEE
TUTORIAL: READING AND WRITING
REVIEW (GRADE 3-4)
KIDS/148A
CRN DAYS
PLACE
INSTR FEE
21013 S/10a-11a
WIL/217
Kuruppu $40
20244* W/4:30p-5:30p WIL/213
Cowing $40
20410* W/5p-6p
TUTORIAL: READING AND
COMPREHENSION (GRADES 3-4)
KIDS/117
PLACE INSTR
20666 T/4:30p-5:30p AN/140
20289* M/5:30p-6:30p YL/306
Staff
Staff
FEE
$40
$40
Science
Science
INSTR FEE
Staff
PLACE INSTR
20395 S/9a-10a
WIL/217 Kuruppu
$40
20658* W/3:30p-4:30p WIL/213 Cowing
$40
20409* W/4p-5p
CC/CE12- TeGantvoort $40
11
CRN DAYS
Tutorial-based class that assists the emergent reader.
There will be a strong focus on phonics and mastery of
basic sight words. Limited to 8 students.
PLACE
CRN DAYS
$40
CHEMISTRY FOR WEE WIZARDS
(AGES 6-8)
KIDS/705
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.
CRN DAYS
20059 S/11a-12p
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 INSTR
20587 T/4:30p-5:30p YL/305
Bray
FEE
$40
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-12 Staff
FEE
$40
WILD AND WACKY SCIENCE
(AGES 7+)
KIDS/703
A mad scientist helps students discover how and why
our world works. Learn crazy things such as crime
solving techniques and build an easy animation toy.
CRN DAYS
20329 S/9a-10a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-12 Staff
FEE
$40
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Kids’ College & Teen Program: Reading Tutorials, Science
TUTORIAL: READY, SET, READ!
(GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/214
20668 W/4:30p-5:30p
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.
Students will learn to read more effectively, enhance
their reading comprehension, interpretation and
vocabulary skills.
Reading Tutorials
Reading
Tutorials
CRN DAYS
TUTORIAL: READING AND WRITING
REVIEW (GRADES 1-2)
KIDS/148
CHEMISTRY AND SCIENCE
WONDERS (AGES 9+)
KIDS/710
PEE WEE SOCCER (AGES 6-8)
KIDS/610A
Young scientists use their imagination, observation and
hands-on techniques to explore science. Experiment
with electricity, polymers, gravity and the ooey-gooey
secret of "Jammin' Jelly Slime." Materials included.
CRN DAYS
20087 S/10a-11a
PLACE
INSTR
CC/CE12-12 Staff
FEE
$40
BASKETBALL CLINIC (AGES 4-6)
KIDS/601
PLACE
CC/GYM 1
INSTR
Davenport
Cooper
20656 S/12p-1p
FEE
$35
BASKETBALL CLINIC (AGES 7-9)
KIDS/601A
CRN DAYS
20063 S/1p-2p
PLACE
CC/GYM 1
INSTR
Davenport
Cooper
CRN DAYS
Kids’ College & Teen Program: Science • Sports
20064 S/2p-3p
PLACE
CC/GYM 1
INSTR
Davenport
Cooper
FEE
$35
20239 S/11a-12p
20655 S/12p-1p
CC/Field
CC/Field
INSTR
Bonura
Bonura
FEE
$35
CRN DAYS
20078 S/10a-11a
PLACE
CC/Field
INSTR
Bonura
FEE
$35
$35
FEE
$35
PEE WEE SOCCER (AGES 4-5)
KIDS/610
Children will excel in confidence and team playing
abilities while learning the basic skills of soccer. #4
soccer ball is required.
CRN DAYS
20080 S/9a-10a
20081 S/11a-12p
80
PLACE
CC/Field
CC/Field
INSTR
20304 S/1p-2p
PLACE
CC/Field
PLACE
CC/Tennis
Court
CC/Tennis
Court
CRN DAYS
20301 S/10a-11a
20302 S/11a-12p
PEE WEE BASEBALL (AGES 6+)
KIDS/607
FEE
Miller, Freitas $35
INSTR
FEE
Miller, Freitas $35
INSTR
FEE
Noor
$40
Noor
$40
TENNIS FOR KIDS - BEGINNING
(AGES 10+)
KIDS/626A
Students learn the fundamentals of batting, throwing,
catching, and running bases in a non-competitive
environment. Bring baseball mitts to class.
PLACE
INSTR
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.
20303 S/12p-1p
PEE WEE BASEBALL (AGES 4-5)
KIDS/607A
CRN DAYS
CC/Field
TENNIS FOR KIDS - BEGINNING
(AGES 6-9)
KIDS/626
CRN DAYS
BASKETBALL CLINIC (AGES 10+)
KIDS/601B
PLACE
PEE WEE SOCCER LEVEL II
(AGES 4+)
KIDS/618
CRN DAYS
Learn the fundamentals of basketball through
instruction and practice. Includes footwork, passing,
dribbling, shooting and running. Kids can improve their
knowledge of the game and coordination.
20062 S/12p-1p
20082 S/10a-11a
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.
Sports
Sports
CRN DAYS
CRN DAYS
FEE
Miller, Freitas $35
Miller, Freitas $35
PLACE
CC/Tennis
Court
CC/Tennis
Court
INSTR
FEE
Noor
$40
Noor
$40
TENNIS FOR KIDS - ADVANCED
BEGINNING
KIDS/627
Permission needed from Instructor!
CRN DAYS
20390 F/5p-6p
PLACE
CC/Tennis
Court
INSTR
Noor
FEE
$40
YOUTH TOUCH FOOTBALL
(AGES 6-8)
KIDS/1001
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.
CRN DAYS
21210 S/10a-11a
PLACE
CC/Field
INSTR
Staff
FEE
$35
(AGES 9-11)
KIDS/1002
CRN DAYS
21211 S/11a-12p
PLACE
CC/Field
INSTR
CRN DAYS
21212 S/12p-1p
PLACE
CC/Field
FEE
Staff
(AGES 12+)
KIDS/1003
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.
$35
NEW!
NEW!
INSTR
Staff
FEE
$35
WATER POLO FOR KIDS
(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.
Dates: Jan 24-Mar 2
CRN DAYS
20589 TTh/4:30p-6p
PLACE INSTR
FCPOOL Snyder
FEE
$50
SCE SCHEDULE SYMBOL KEY
AN = Anaheim Campus
CC = Cypress College Campus
CRN = Course Registration Number
NC = No class will be held on that particular date
FC = Fullerton College
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.
HOLIDAY WEEKEND POLICY: SCE knows that in
exceptional situations classes may meet on a
weekend preceding or following a holiday. If this
happens, instructors are encouraged to discuss
holiday calendars with their students, as well as
advise their coordinator or dean to ensure site and
classroom availability. Once approval is obtained,
every effort will be made to communicate
arrangements for holiday weekend classes to
students, instructors and office staff. It is intended
that this procedure will meet program standards
and directly benefit 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.
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 CE8-5), 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.
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Kids College Teen Program: Sports • General information
General
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Information
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.
CHILDREN IN CLASS: No children are to attend
adult classes.
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.
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.
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 CE-8 (off of parking
lot 4).
Daily parking dispensers available
throughout Campus.
Parking at the Yorba Linda Campus: Free parking!
BUS SERVICE: OCTD provides service to each of
our four SCE campuses. For more information, call
(714) 636-7433.
FEES
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.
GENERAL INFORMATION
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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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.
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-DESCRIMINATION 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.
FULLERTON COLLEGE CHILD CARE CENTER
If you have preschool children and are a student or
individual working in the community, you may
require daytime childcare services.
These
programs were established for your convenience.
Enrollment is limited! For children 2 1/2-6 years old
(toilet trained). Includes art, music, science,
literature, social studies, perceptual motor
development, and nutritious snacks.
For
information, call (714) 992-7467. The Center's
hours are: Monday - Friday 7:30a - 6p.
DISABLED STUDENT PROGRAMS AND 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!
Older Adult Classes - Kids' College - VESL/ESLComputer 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
CONTINUING
CONTINUING EDUCATION
EDUCATION
CAMPUS LOCATIONS
CAMPUS 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
Gary McGuire (Provost, Continuing Ed)
M-Th (8a-8p); Fri (8a-5p); Sat (8-11:30a)
COMPUTER CENTER
(714) 808-4712
M-F (8:30a-4p); M-Th (5-8p)
HIGH SCHOOL LAB
(714) 808-4582
M-Th (8:30a-2:30p/ 6-9)
TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
(714) 808-4628
DISABLED STUDENT PROGRAM AND SERVICES
(714) 808-4558; TTY: (714) 761-8165
M-F (8a-5p)
ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE
(714) 808-4562
M-F (8a-5p)
CYPRESS CONTINUING EDUCATION
CENTER
9200 Valley View, Cypress 90630
CE8-5, Parking Lot #4; (714) 484-7038
Tom Parisi (Dean of Instruction)
M -Th (8a-7:30p); Fri (8a-4p); Sat (9a-2p)
COMPUTER CENTER
(714) 484-7437
M-Th (8a-3:30p/6:30-9p)
DISABLED STUDENT PROGRAM AND SERVICES
(714) 484-7057; TTY: (714) 761-8165
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)
OLDER ADULTS PROGRAM
(714) 992-9922
M-F (8a-5p)
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM
(714) 992-9918
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Abraham Lincoln Elem 1413 E Broadway
Anah
Acacia Villa
1620 E Chapman Ave Full
Access California
16665 S Brookhurst St Anah
Services
Suite G
Adelaide Price Elem
1516 W North St
Anah
Alamitos West Conv
3902 W Katellla Ave
Los Alam
Hosp
Alterra Wynwd of Brea 285 W Central Ave
Brea
Amaryllis Court
Anaheim Community
250 E Center
Anah
Ctr
Anaheim Crest Nurs Ctr 3067 W Orange Ave
Anah
Anaheim Gardens
525 W LaPalma Ave
Anah
Anaheim Health Care 501 S Beach Blvd
Anah
Ctr
Anaheim Sr Ctr
250 E Center Street
Anah
Anaheim Terrace Conv 141 S Knott Ave
Anah
Anaheim VIP Ctr
1158 N Knollwood Cir Anah
Anaheim Village
3411 W Ball Rd
Anah
Artesia Gardens
6041 Kingman
Buena Pk
Autumn Years
9622 W Katella Ave
Anah
Baden-Powell Elem
2911 W Stonybrook Dr Anah
Benjamin Franklin Elem 521 W Water St
Anah
Betsy Ross Elemntary 535 S Walnut St
Anah
Bradford Square
1180 N Bradford Ave
Placnta
Bradford Terrace
1112 N Bradford Ave
Placnta
Braille Institute
527 N Dale
Anah
Brea Comm Ctr
1 Civic Center
Brea
Brea Sr Ctr
500 S Sievers St
Brea
Brighton Gardens
17803 Imperial Hwy
YL
Buena Pk Nurs Ctr
8520 S Western Ave
Buena Pk
Buena Pk Sr Ctr
8150 S Knott Ave
Buena Pk
Buena Pk Sr Day Care 8150 S Knott Ave
Buena Pk
Ctr
Buena Vista Care Ctr 1440 S Euclid Ave
Anah
Carriage House Manor 245 E Wilshire Ave
Full
Casa Santa Maria
7551 Orangethorpe
Buena Pk
Centralia Headstart
6627 La Cienega Dr
Buena Pk
Christine P Swain Elem 5851 Newman St
Cypress
Commonwealth Adlt
7811 Commonwealth Buena Pk
Day HealthCt
Avenue
Coventry Court
2040 S Euclid Ave
Anah
Cypress Sr Ctr
9031 Grindlay
Cypress
Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr 9031 Grindlay St
Cypress
DaVita - Brea Dialysis 595 Tamarak Ave Suite Brea
Ctr
A
Easter Seals Sr Day
304 W Elm St
Brea
Care
Emerald Court
1731 Medical Center Dr Anah
Empower Community 8381 Katella
Stanton
Day Program
Enriching-DSPS
12843 Beach Blvd
Stanton
Esther L Walter Elem 10802 Rustic Ln
Anah
Evergreen Health &
2222 N Harbor Blvd
Fulllerton
Rehab Ctr
Fairwood Manor
200 N. Dale Ave
Anah
First Christian Church 520 W South St
Anah
Anaheim
Fullerton Gardens
1510 E Commonwealth Full
St
Fullerton Res Manor
2441 W Orangethorpe Full
Avenue
Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv 340 W Commonwealth Full
Ave
Ctr
Gardens, La Habra
200 W Whittier Blvd
La Habra
Garnet Community Ctr
Gilbert Elem
9551 Orangewood
GG
Avenue
Gordon Lane Conv
1821 E Chapman Ave Full
Hosp
Greenfield Care Ctr
330 W. Bastanchury Rd Full
Harbor Villa Care Ctr
861 S Harbor Blvd
Anah
Hermosa Village
1515 S Michelle Drive Anah
Horace Mann Elem
920 N Janss St
Anah
Incependencia Sr Cr La 10841 Garza St
Anah
Coloni
John D French Ctr
3951 Katella Ave
Los Alam
John Marshall Elem
2066 Falmouth Ave
Anah
Jonas Salk Elem
1411 S Gilbert St
Anah
Juliette Low Elem
215 N Ventura St
Anah
Karlton Residential
3615 W Ball Rd
Anah
Care Ctr
Katella Manor
3952 W Katella Ave
Los Alam
84
Knott Ave Care Ctr
9021 S Knott Ave
Knott Ave Res Manor 9011 S Knott Ave
La Habra Conv Hospital 1233 La Habra Blvd
La Habra Sr Ctr
101 W LaHabra
La Habra Villa
1100 E Whittier Blvd
La Palma Nurs Ctr
1130 W La Palma Ave
Lake Park Mob Hm - YL 3700 N Rose Dr
Lakepark Mobile Home 625 N Puente
Pk Brea
Lakepark Mobile Home 500 S Palm
Pk La Hab
Leisure Court
1135 Lesiure Ct
M L Maxwell Elem
2613 W Orange Ave
Maple Sr Ctr
701 S Lemon Ave
Melbourne Gauer Elem 810 N Gilbert St
Melrose Elem
974 Melrose Ave
Messiah Lutheran
6695 Dale St
Church
Morningside of Fullerton 800 E Bastanchury Rd
New Horizon Lodge
8541 W Cerritos Ave
OC Assoc Retrded
225 W Carl Karcher
Citizens
Way
Orange Cty Christian 7722 Fillmore Dr A
Charities
Palm Lane Elem
1646 W Palm
Park Anah Health Care 3435 W Ball Rd
Ctr
Park Regency Care Ctr 1770 W La Habra Blvd
Park Regency Ret Res 1750 W La Habra Blvd
Park Vista Assisted
2537 Brea Blvd
Living
Park Vista, Morningside 2525 N Brea Blvd
Patrick Henry Elem
1123 W Romneya Dr
Paul Revere Elem
131 W Midway Dr
Ponderosa Park
2100 S Haster St
Prestige Assisted Living
Rehab Institute So Ca 130 Laguna Rd
Ret Inn of Fullerton
1621 E Commonwealth
Rio Vista Elem
310 N Rio Vista
Robert M Pyle Elem
10411 Dale Ave
Rosewood Court
411 E Commonwealth
Ave
Ruby Dr Elem
601 Ruby Dr
Sr Friends Association 3033 W Orange Ave
Sr Citizens Ctr 143 S Bradford Ave
Placentia
Sr Citizens Ctr Anaheim 250 E Center St
St Jude Villa - YL
1847 Sunny Crest Dr
St Paul's Lutheran
111 West Las Palmas
Church
Dr
Stanton Comm Ctr
7800 Katella Ave
Stanton Cultural Arts
7800 Katella Ave
Ctr
Summerville, Casa
10651 Jordan Rd
Whittier
Summerville, Chapman 312 N. Roosevelt Ave
Sun Bridge Care Ctr
2800 N. Harbor Blvd
Sun-Mar Nurs Ctr
1720 W. Orange Ave
Sunkist Elem
500 N Sunkist St
Sunnycrest Chalet
1925 Sunny Crest Dr
Sunrise Sr Living
3850 Lampson
Sunrise Sr Res Care
8792 W Cerritos Ave
Terrace View Care Ctr 201 E Bastanchury Rd
Theodore Roosevelt
1600 E Vermont Ave
Elem
Thomas Edison Elem 1526 E Romneya Dr
Thomas Jefferson Elem 504 E South St
Topaz Elem
3232 Topaz Ln
Victoria Woods
5303 Stonehaven Dr
Villa de Palma
351 Palm Dr
W Anah Brookhurst Sr 2271 W Crescent Ave
Prog
W Anah Care Ctr
645 S Beach Blvd
W Anah Royale
641 S Beach Blvd
Walnut Manor Care Ctr 891S Walnut St
West Anaheim
645 South Beach Blvd
Therapeutic Res
Westminster
206 Hospital Circle
Therapeutic Ctr
Westview Vocational
9776 Katella Avenue
Ctr
Whittier Hills Hlth Care 10426 Bogardis Ave
Ctr
Windsong Sr Activity
1701 S. Euclid Ave
Ctr
Windsor Gardens Anah 3415 W Ball Rd
Yorba Linda Sr Ctr
4501 Casa Loma Dr
Buena Pk
Buena Pk
La Habra
La Habra
La Habra
Anah
YL
Brea
La Habra
Anah
Anah
Full
Anah
Placnta
Buena Pk
Full
Stanton
Anah
Buena Pk
Anah
Anah
La Habra
La Habra
Blvd
Full
Full
Anah
Anah
Anah
Full
Full
Anah
Stanton
Full
Placnta
Anah
Placnta
Anah
Fullert
Full
Stanton
Stanton
Whittier
Full
Full
Anah
Anah
Full
Seal Beach
Anah
Full
Anah
Anah
Anah
Full
YL
Placnta
Anah
Anah
Anah
Anah
Anah
Westmnstr
Anah
Whittier
Anah
Anah
YL
CLASS INDEX
CLASS INDEX
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CLASS INDEX
10 Steps to Improved English .......................... 10
A Touch of Spanish .......................................... 70
ABC's of Financial Planning ............................. 20
Accounting........................................................ 20
Acting for Commercials .................................... 41
Activity Leader Health Care.............................. 47
Adaptive PE Activity ......................................... 34
Adaptive PE Weight Training............................ 34
Adobe After Effects 6.0..................................... 27
Adobe Illustrator CS2 ....................................... 26
Adobe Indesign CS2......................................... 26
Adobe Photoshop CS2..................................... 26
Adobe Photoshop Elements............................. 23
Adobe Premiere Pro ......................................... 27
Adult Basic Education....................................... 15
Adult Guitar....................................................... 59
Adult Jazz ......................................................... 58
Adult Keyboarding ............................................ 59
Advanced Auto Collision and Electricial
Component Repair...................................... 50
Advanced Clean Air Car ................................... 51
Advanced/High ................................................. 10
Advanced/Low .................................................... 9
Aerobics............................................................ 57
Air Navigation ................................................... 52
Aircraft Structures............................................. 53
Airline Reservations - Apollo ........................... 49
Algebra ....................................................... 16, 72
American Idioms............................................... 11
American Sign Language I ............................... 15
Antique Furniture I ...................................... 21, 57
Apartment Management II................................ 21
Appetizers from Around the World ................... 37
Aquatic Aerobics............................................... 64
Arabic - Conversational .................................... 13
Archaeology...................................................... 17
Art is for You..................................................... 66
Art Techniques for Kids! ................................... 67
ASE Test Prep - Advanced Engine Performance
.................................................................... 52
ASE Test Prep - Automatic Transmission ........ 52
ASE Test Prep - Brakes ................................... 51
ASE Test Prep - Electrical................................ 52
ASE Test Prep - Engine Performance.............. 52
ASE Test Prep - Engine Repair........................ 51
ASE Test Prep - Manual Transmission ............ 52
ASE Test Prep - Steering/Suspension ............. 52
Auto Collision Special....................................... 50
Auto Detailing & Car Care ................................ 50
Auto Painting and Refinishing .......................... 50
Automotive Air Conditioning ............................. 51
Automotive Collison Repair .............................. 50
Automotive Damage Appraisal......................... 50
Automotive Fundamentals................................ 51
Aviation Instructor............................................. 52
Babies Love Music ........................................... 41
Baking and Pastry ............................................ 54
Balance & Mobility ............................................ 63
Ballroom/Latin/Swing........................................ 58
Banking for Apartment Living ............................34
Bartending Workshops ......................................44
Basic Auto Electricity.........................................51
Basic Clean Air Car ...........................................51
Basic Cooking....................................................33
Basic Cooking Techniques................................54
Basic Drawing....................................................39
Basic Electricity For Electricians .......................44
Basic Electronics for Video, Audio and Computer
.....................................................................46
Basic Phonics ....................................................77
Basketball Clinic ................................................80
Bass Guitar for Kids...........................................74
Become Slender With Hypnosis........................41
Beginning Adult Piano/Keyboard.......................59
Beginning High ......................................... 7, 9, 10
Beginning Literacy.................................... 7, 9, 10
Beginning Low/High...........................................11
Beginning Phonics and Printing ........................77
Beginning Piano ................................................55
Beginning Voice.................................................55
Beginning/Low .................................... 7, 9, 10, 12
Behavior Management ......................................46
Billing Paying and Banking................................33
Bookkeeping Principles & Practices..................53
Books Come Alive .............................................61
Brazilian Cuisine................................................37
Breads, Breads, Breads ....................................36
Bringing Reading Alive ......................................77
Business/Computer Skills Lab...........................23
Busy People's Slow Simmer Cooking Crock Pot II
.....................................................................37
Cabinet and Millwork .........................................45
Cajun Cookin' ....................................................37
Cardio Kickboxing..............................................57
Care and Use of Overlock Machine ..................38
Career and Life Planning...................................18
Career Exploration.............................................18
Caricaturing Made Easy ....................................40
Cartoon Drawing................................................66
Cartooning Made Easy......................................39
Catering & Event Management .........................54
Celebrate Reading.............................................77
Ceramics ...........................................................61
Cheerleading .....................................................70
Cheesecakes Galore!........................................38
Chemistry And Science Wonders......................80
Chemistry For Wee Wizards .............................79
Chess - It's Your Move ......................................76
Child Health and Safety.....................................45
Children's Ballet and Tap Dance.......................69
Children's Tap Dance ........................................69
China Painting ...................................................61
Chinese Cooking ...............................................36
Chocolates and More-A Valentine Special........35
Citizenship Preparation ...................... 8, 9, 10, 13
Communication With the Deaf...........................16
Communication With The Deaf .................. 15, 16
Community Resources ......................................33
Computer Applications for the Administrative
Assistant I ....................................................19
CLASS INDEX
Computer Applications for the Administrative
Assistant II .................................................. 19
Computer Bytes................................................ 24
Computer Keyboarding For Kids ...................... 68
Computer Skills for ESL ................................. 8, 9
Computer-Assisted Instructional Lab ............... 33
Computerized Auto Damage Appra ................. 52
Consumer Skills................................................ 33
Cooking Made Easy ......................................... 37
Copperworld/Kokoweef .................................... 16
Cost Control in Hospitality ................................ 54
Costume Illustration & History of Fashion ........ 67
Create Your Own Web Page with FrontPage... 68
Creating Small Sculptures ................................ 67
Creative Arts..................................................... 62
Creative Dance and Exercise........................... 68
Creative Drama for Teens ................................ 75
Creative Writing ................................................ 78
Creative Writing for Seniors.............................. 61
Customer Care - Airline/Travel....................... 50
Cypress Masterworks ........................... 55, 56, 57
Data Communications Management ................ 53
Designing and Delivering Effective Business
Presentations.............................................. 20
Desktop Publishing Using QuarkXPress 6.1 .... 26
Destinations - Americas/Europe..................... 50
Developmental Readiness - Preschool ........... 46
Diagnostics & Scan-Tools ................................ 51
Diagnostics and OBD II .................................... 51
Digital Photo Albums for Beginners.................. 23
Direct Digital Controls - A/C.............................. 49
Discover the Internet ........................................ 23
Drama for Communication.................................. 8
Draw and Paint Animals ................................... 67
Drawing - Beyond the Basics .......................... 39
Drawing & Sketching ........................................ 66
Drawing With The Right Side Of Your Brain .... 40
Dressmaking..................................................... 38
DSA Regulations and Procedures - Part I........ 44
DSA Regulations and Procedures Part 2 ......... 44
Early Childhood Development.......................... 45
Ease Into Pre-Algebra ...................................... 72
Effective Parenting ........................................... 43
Electrical Journeymans State Test Preparation 45
Electrical Wiring II............................................. 44
Electricidad basica practica.............................. 44
Electronic Service Technology I ....................... 46
Electronica Basica Practica.............................. 46
Elementary Band .............................................. 75
Elements of Supervision................................... 19
Enhancing Your Public Speaking Skills............ 16
ESL & Computers............................................. 12
ESL & the Arts .............................................. 8, 10
ESL Learning Center ................................ 7, 8, 10
ESL Multilevel................................................... 13
ESL Pronunciation/Conversation Skills .... 8, 9, 10
ESPRESSO TIME ............................................ 35
Exploratory Arts for Visually Impaired .............. 34
Exploring Needlework....................................... 39
Family Community Relationships ..................... 45
Family Cooking - Breakfast Foods for Anytime of
Day ............................................................. 36
86
Family Cooking - Desserts and Pastry ..............36
Family Cooking - Perfect Pasta.........................35
Family Literacy ........................................... 11, 12
Fashion Illustration for Adults ............................40
Fashion Illustration I ..........................................67
Fashion Illustration II .........................................67
Figuring With Fractions .....................................72
Fitness Lab ........................................................58
Flat Pattern Method...........................................38
Florist Techniques .............................................40
Food Preparation and Good Nutrition ...............63
Fox Trot and Tango Dancing.............................58
French - Conversational ....................................13
Frolic In The Land Of Storytelling......................77
From the Shores of Mexico ...............................36
Front Office Operations .....................................54
Fun With Phonics ..............................................77
Fun with Storytelling ..........................................76
GED Test Preparation .......................................14
General Contracting ..........................................44
Geographic Information Systems - Advanced
Vector and Raster........................................53
Glass I - Art Glass of World..............................21
Glass II - American Glass.................................21
Great Literature for Seniors...............................60
Ground Trainer Laboratory - Instrument Flight..52
Guitar for Adults.................................................59
Guitar For Kids - Advanced ...............................74
Guitar For Kids - Beginning ...............................74
Guitar For Kids - Intermediate ...........................74
Gymnastics - Beginning ....................................70
Gymnastics II.....................................................70
Hand Knit and Crochet Garments .....................39
Handmade Cards for Different Occasions.........67
Hatha Yoga........................................................63
Hauser Bed Geodes/Quartzsite Mineral Show .17
Hearing Impaired ...............................................61
Help Yourself to Health .....................................63
Housekeeping & Property Operations...............54
How To Structure Sentences ............................78
How To Study, Take Tests and Organize
Yourself........................................................78
Human Relations For Healthcare Workers........48
Improve Spelling Skills ......................................78
Improve Your Handwriting.................................78
Improve Your Math and Study Skills .................72
Improve Your Reading and Writing ...................79
Improving Individual Skills Lab ..........................15
Independent Living Skills...................................33
Individual Clothing Instruction .................... 38, 39
Infant Care II......................................................46
In-Patient Lab - Pharmacy Technician .............48
Instrument Rating ..............................................52
Int/Adv Work Skills.................................... 8, 9, 11
Integrated Computer Projects ...........................24
Intergenerational - Creative Arts Exchange ....59
Intergenerational - Life Review........................60
Intergenerational - Learning Connection ..........60
Intermediate Access..........................................24
Intermediate Grammar Review .................... 8, 11
Intermediate Vocabulary Review.......................11
Intermediate/High ..................................... 8, 9, 10
Marine Drive Systems for Recreational Boats ..55
Marketing Principles ..........................................19
Master Math - 1st Grade ...................................72
Master Math - 2nd Grade ..................................72
Master Math - 3rd Grade ...................................72
Master Math - 4th Grade ...................................72
Math Refresher Course .....................................16
Mature Driver Improvement...............................48
Medical Assisting - Front Office Procedures ....47
Medical Terminology For Allied Health
Professionals I .............................................48
Medical Terminology for Allied Health
Professionals II ............................................48
Memory Power For Kids....................................78
Microsoft Word for Kids .....................................68
Microwave Cooking ...........................................37
Mole Estilo Poblano - Mole from Pueblo ...........36
More Breads and Rolls......................................36
More Spanish for Kids - Getting Ready for
School..........................................................69
Motorcycle Maintenance And Repair ................43
MS Office - Overview........................................24
Music Arts..........................................................62
Musical Theatre .................................................69
Needlecrafts, Knitting, Crochet..........................62
Network Administration I ...................................25
Networking Person-to-Person ...........................19
Notary Seminar..................................................20
Nutrition .............................................................53
Nutrition & Exercise...........................................33
Office Skills I......................................................19
Office Skills II.....................................................19
Orange County Junior Orchestra ......................75
Outboard Engine Repair/Service and
Maintenance ................................................55
Out-Patient Lab - Pharmacy Technician ..........48
Painting....................................................... 39, 61
Parenting - Art, Music & Movement.................42
Parenting - Art, Music & Movement..................42
Parenting - Children and Reading Readiness..43
Passenger Services & Safety............................49
Patchwork, Quilting and Applique .....................39
Pee Wee Baseball.............................................80
Pee Wee Soccer................................................80
Pee Wee Soccer Level II...................................80
Pencils & Paintbrushes .....................................66
Personal Computer Repair................................46
Pharmaceutical Mathematics ............................48
Pharmacology I..................................................48
Pharmacology II.................................................48
Phonics..............................................................77
Photo Restoration Using Photoshop CS 2 ........26
Photography ......................................................41
Photography for Kids.........................................76
Photography For Kids........................................76
Physical Fitness - Res Manors.........................64
Physical Fitness - Sr. Centers ..........................65
Physical Therapy Aide.......................................47
Piano Keyboarding - Beginning I................ 73, 74
Piano Keyboarding - Beginning II......................74
Piano Keyboarding - Intermediate.....................74
Playing the Cello......................................... 74, 75
87
CLASS INDEX
Intermediate/Low ...................................... 7, 9, 10
Intro to Alternative Fuels................................... 51
Intro to Business Computers ............................ 53
Intro to Cisco Network Design.......................... 25
Intro to Computers............................................ 68
Intro to Hospitality Careers............................... 54
Intro to Keyboarding/MS Word ......................... 53
Intro to Pharmacy Technician........................... 47
Intro to Travel Careers...................................... 49
Intro-Comp & Software Concepts..................... 53
Introduction of Tamales .................................... 35
Introduction to Access ...................................... 24
Introduction to Collectibles II ............................ 21
Introduction to Computers ................................ 23
Introduction To Dance For The Young ............. 68
Introduction to Employment Law ...................... 19
Introduction to Excel ......................................... 24
Introduction to Masonry.................................... 44
Introduction to Microsoft Windows ................... 23
Introduction to PowerPoint ............................... 24
Introduction to Publisher................................... 24
Introduction to UNIX ......................................... 25
Introduction to Word ......................................... 24
Investment Strategies To Protect Your Nest Egg
.................................................................... 20
Japanese - Conversational............................... 13
Japanese Conversational II.............................. 13
Jazz Hip-Hop .................................................... 69
Jazz Hip-Hop Dance......................................... 69
Job Skills .......................................................... 33
Job Skills Communication ................................ 49
Journey Back Into Time.................................... 61
Jr. Jazz ............................................................. 69
Judo/Jujitsu for Kids ......................................... 71
Judo/Jujitsu for Teens ...................................... 71
Jujitsu & Self-Defense ...................................... 59
Jujitsu/Self-Defense.......................................... 59
Karate as Self Defense..................................... 70
Karate As Self Defense .............................. 70, 71
Kenpo Karate.................................................... 58
Kenpo Karate - Advanced ................................ 71
Kenpo Karate for Kids ...................................... 70
Kenpo Karate For Kids ..................................... 70
Kenpo Karate For Teens .................................. 71
Kenpo Karate Yellow Belt Preparation ............. 71
Kids Fun Cooking ............................................. 68
Kids Love Music ......................................... 41, 42
Kindergym ........................................................ 42
Kinesthetic PE For Visually Impaired ............... 34
Kung Fu for Kids............................................... 71
Kung Fu San Soo ............................................. 58
Landscaping for Homeowners.......................... 40
Laughter, The Best Medicine ........................... 64
Living More Independently ............................... 33
Low Fat Mexican Cuisine ................................. 38
Machine Embroidery......................................... 38
Macromedia Dreamweaver and Fireworks MX
2004............................................................ 26
Macromedia Flash MX 2004 ............................ 27
Magical Mixture of Learning ............................. 78
Make It and Take It Reading Games................ 78
Managing Guest Relations ............................... 54
CLASS INDEX
Playing the Cello - Beginner I........................... 74
Playing the Cello - Beginner II.......................... 74
Pottery I - English & Continental Pottery ......... 21
Pottery II - American Pottery ........................... 21
Practical Approach to Medical Insurance Billing
.................................................................... 47
Pre-Algebra II ................................................... 72
Preparation for Childbirth.................................. 43
Pre-Reading Skills ............................................ 77
Preschoolers............................................... 42, 43
Printmaking for Kids ......................................... 67
Private Pilot ...................................................... 52
Professional Image........................................... 49
Program Creative Experience .......................... 46
Program Literature............................................ 46
Program Music & Movement ............................ 46
Program Principles I ........................................ 45
Quilting ............................................................. 62
Readiness for First Grade ................................ 77
Readiness for Kindergarten.............................. 77
Reading & Comprehension .............................. 78
Real Estate Appraisal ....................................... 21
Refrigeration Elect/Cont Elect .......................... 43
Relationships and Sexuality Training ............... 32
Restaurant/Banquet Operations....................... 54
Retail Meat Cutting ........................................... 43
Rock 'N Learn Spanish..................................... 69
Russian - Conversational ................................. 13
Salsa................................................................. 58
Salton Sea Imperial Hot Springs ...................... 17
Sanitation & Safety ........................................... 54
Secrets of Real Estate Financing ..................... 20
Securing Your PC For The Internet.................. 25
Self Defense Techniques for Young Women ... 71
Self-Advocacy................................................... 33
Self-Defense and Awareness........................... 59
Self-Defense for Moms and Daughters ............ 71
Senior Chorus................................................... 63
Senior Topics.................................................... 60
Servsafe Food Safety ....................................... 54
Sewing for Beginners ....................................... 38
Sewing For The Home...................................... 39
Simply Delicious Cinnamon Rolls..................... 37
Social Skills ...................................................... 34
Solid Works for the Designer............................ 27
Spanish - Conversation I .................................. 13
Spanish - Conversation II ................................. 14
Spanish Literacy ................................................. 8
Staying Mentally Sharp..................................... 63
Supervised Tutoring ......................................... 15
Survey of the Automobile ................................. 51
Tai-Chi Chuan .................................................. 64
Tennis - Intermediate/ Advanced ..................... 57
Tennis for Kids - Advanced Beginning ............. 80
Tennis For Kids - Beginning ............................. 80
Tennis-Beginning.............................................. 57
The Amazing Fish............................................. 35
The Art of Garde Manger.................................. 54
The Literacy Program ....................................... 15
The Versatile and Cooperative Chicken........... 35
Tole & Decorative Arts...................................... 40
Tole and Decorative Arts.................................. 40
88
Tone Chime Choir .............................................62
Transcend Your Fear of Public Speaking..........16
Transcend Your Fear of Public Speaking
Workshop.....................................................20
Travel Office Management ................................50
Tutorial - Algebra 1...........................................73
Tutorial - Math Explosion..................................73
Tutorial - Math Mania ................................ 72, 73
Tutorial - Math Skills.........................................73
Tutorial - Number Sense ..................................73
Tutorial - Pre-Algebra .......................................73
Tutorial - Pre-Geometry....................................73
Tutorial - Reading and Comprehension ...........79
Tutorial - Reading and Writing Review.............79
Tutorial - Ready, Set, Read!.............................79
Tutorial - The Joy of Reading ...........................79
Understanding Business Contracts ...................19
UNIX II - Linux Desktop Installation...................25
Valentine Chocolate Truffles .............................37
Violin - Performance IV ...................................76
Violin - Performance I.......................................76
Violin - Performance II......................................76
Violin - Performance III.....................................76
Violin I................................................................75
Violin II...............................................................75
Violin III..............................................................75
Violin IV .............................................................75
Violin V ..............................................................76
Violin VI .............................................................76
Violin VII ............................................................76
Waltz and Cha Cha ...........................................58
Water Polo For Kids ..........................................81
Watermedia .......................................................40
WEBSITE DESIGN HTML.................................26
West Coast Swing .............................................58
Wheelchair Athletics..........................................34
Wild and Wacky Science...................................79
Windows Operating System for Technicians.....25
Windows XP ......................................................25
Women and Careers .........................................18
Women's Tailoring.............................................38
Wonderful Watercolors......................................67
World Geography ..............................................53
Write Your Novel ...............................................15
Writing Reports And Papers..............................78
Writing Workshop ..............................................79
Writing/Reading ........................................ 8, 9, 11
Youth Ballet .......................................................69
Youth Touch Football ................................. 80, 81

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