SPRINg SCHEDUlE OF ClASSES January 25, 2016

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MISSION STATEMENT
“We are committed to providing the highest quality academic, ESL courses,
career technical education training, and job placement services to a diverse
population, empowering students to succeed in a technologically changing society.”
STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES
Students completing their educational programs at Harbor Occupational Center or our branch locations will:
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emonstrate effective communication skills enabling them to compete in the job market.
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emonstrate interpersonal skills that will allow them to work effectively in the work place.
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emonstrate the ability to use critical thinking and problem solving skills in classroom activities.
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emonstrate academic and career technical education skills to succeed in a technologically changing society.
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
GENERAL INFORMATION
Dr. Penny Kunitani . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Principal
Sonya Ramirez. . . . . . . . Assistant Principal, Operations
Resurreccion Angeles . . . . Assistant Principal, Operations
Imelda Macias . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Principal,
Adult Counseling Services
Harbor Occupational Center, and its branch locations
are full-time educational programs operated by the Los
Angeles Unified School District • Division of Adult and
Career Education. The school is accredited by the Western
Association of Schools and Colleges. Programs include:
English as a Second Language (ESL), Math and English skills
remediation, High School Equivalency Test Preparation
(HiSET), high school diploma classes and short-term career
technical training and job placement assistance.
Spring Semester Calendar
Spring Semester. . . . . . . . . January 25 – June 10, 2016
Martin Luther King Jr. Day. . . . . . . . . . .January 18, 2016
President’s Day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . February 15, 2016
Spring Break . . . . . . . . . . . . March 21 – March 25, 2016
Cesar Chavez Day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 28, 2016
Memorial Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 30, 2016
CERTIFICATES
Certificates are awarded upon successful completion of
training. All course competencies must be met before a
certificate is awarded.
ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS
Any person high school ages or older is eligible for
enrollment. Those under 18 must have approval from their
parent or guardian, home school and Harbor Occupational
Center. Enrollment must be confirmed by attendance at
the first class meeting. Under the continuous enrollment
policy, vacancies at the first class meeting will be filled
immediately.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS (ABE/ASE). . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
ADULT INDEPENDENT STUDY (AIS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
HiSET PREPARATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
DISTANCE LEARNING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION and WORK CENTER (AEWC) . . . 5
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) . . . . . . . . . .5
ARTS and MEDIA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
BUSINESS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
HEALTH and MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY . . . . . . . . . . . .8
INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY . . . 8
TRANSPORTATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT and UTILITIES . . . . . . . . . . 10
BUILDING and CONSTRUCTION TRADES . . . . . . . . . 10
MANUFACTURING DEVELOPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
CIVIL RIGHTS COMPLIANCE
All educational and career technical education
opportunities are offered without regard to race, color,
national origin, gender (including sexual harassment),
physical or mental disability, or age in any of its policies,
procedures, or practices, in compliance with federal civil
rights laws. A lack of English language skills will not be a
barrier to admission and participation in educational and
career technical programs.
Brochure Disclaimer
Information in this brochure was accurate at time of
publication. Changes may have occurred subsequently.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
FEE INFORMATION
1. A class fee depending on class selected.
2. A fee of $10 for a School Photo I.D.
3. Books and supplies are required for most classes.
COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE
An orientation/assessment in reading and math is given
to new students. Call (310) 547-5551 for scheduled times.
Students receive assistance in course credit evaluation,
program planning and career-technical guidance.
Bilingual counselors are available.
ALL FEES ARE PAYABLE AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION.
CTE COURSE FEE EXEMPTIONS, EXCEPTION,
FEE WAIVERS, REFUNDS, and DROP CHARGES
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
It is the policy of the Los Angeles Unified School District
to maintain a working and learning environment that is
free from sexual harassment. Sexual harassment of or by
employees or students is a form of gender discrimination
in that it constitutes differential treatment on the basis
of gender, and, for that reason, is a violation of state and
federal laws and a violation of this policy.
A. CTE COURSE FEE EXEMPTIONS
The students meeting any of the following criteria are
exempt from paying fees:
1. Concurrent students referred by their high school
counselor.
2. Alternative Education and Work Center (AEWC) students.
TOBACCO FREE CAMPUS/NO SMOKING
Federal and state governments have adopted various antitobacco laws that require schools to have adopted and
fully implemented tobacco-free environment policies. As
required by these laws, the Los Angeles Unified School
District has prohibited smoking and the use of all tobacco
products on all school and District property.
3. Minor students enrolled in a service center for which a
Pupil Accounting Report (PAR) is on file.
4. An individual with a disability up to age 22 per District
Bulletin 4692.
B. CTE Course Fee Exception
Adult students in the High School Diploma program who
enroll in a CTE course to meet a graduation requirement
do not pay a class fee.
UNIFORM COMPLAINT PROCEDURE
Complaints alleging unlawful discrimination or failure to
comply with state or federal law in adult basic education,
consolidated categorical aid programs, migrant education,
career technical education, child care and development
programs, child nutrition programs and special education
programs must be made in writing and given to the
District’s Compliance Officer. If you have a complaint
see an administrator at Harbor Occupational Center or
call (310) 547-5551. Confidentiality of the facts of the
complaint will be observed to the maximum possible. The
District will not tolerate retaliation against anyone who
files a complaint.
C. CTE Fee Waivers
A student may request a waiver of Course Fees. The student
must submit documentation of hardship, which includes the
amount of financial support he or she is eligible to receive
from social services to pay the Course Fee. Service center
administrators are responsible for determining need and
waiving all or a portion of the fees. These waivers are noted
on the students’ registration forms. They are kept at the
service center with the financial records.
D. CTE Course Fee Refunds and Drop Charges
Upon request, a student may be issued a refund of fees
when he or she drops the class before the first day of
attendance or within seven (7) calendar days following
the first day of possible attendance. However, a $20 drop
fee will be assessed on a per course basis, except when
an administrator has closed the class during the initial
enrollment period.
Veterans
Harbor Occupational Center is approved by the California
State Aproving Agency to enroll veterans and other
eliigible persons.
Disability Support Services
This office assists in providing necessary accommodations
to students who have physical disabilities, hearing
impairments and vision loss. Also serves students
with learning and emotional disabilities or a history of
substance abuse. Written verification of the disability is
required. A resource room for visually impaired students
is available at Harbor Occupational Center.
TERMINATION OF CLASSES
The administration reserves the right to terminate or
combine a class according to Division of Adult and Career
Education policy.
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HARBOR occupational center CLASS SCHEDULE
740 NORTH PACIFIC AVENUE • SAN PEDRO, CA 90731
(310) 547-5551 • www.harboroc.org
ASSESSMENT CENTER
SAN PEDRO ADULT LEARNING CENTER
950 West Santa Cruz Street, San Pedro • (310) 547-4425
This center offers reading and math assessment for students entering into ESL, Academic or CTE programs. The
assessment test is free and no appointment is required.
Please call (310) 547-5551 for testing schedule.
M – F
M – Th
M – F
M – Th
M – Th
M – Th
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY TEST
Preparation (HiSET)
Harbor Occupational Center is an official test site. Adults
may earn a High School Equivalency Certificate by taking
the High School Equivalency Test. Study for the HiSet exam
by taking a preparation course. The first Step is to take a
placement test. Students may enroll in the test Preparation
class at any time.
M – Th 3:00p – 5:30p
Room M202
Room M215
Room M308
Room M202
Room M303
Room M303
Room M308
Room M202
Room M303
Room M303
II Lab
English Lab
English Lab
II Lab
Reading 2 and 3
Reading 1
Room E105
Room 115
Room 114
Room E105
Room 115
Room 114
Chedotte
Morris
Mendez
Chedotte
Macias
Macias
Staff
Chedotte
Palma
Suhre
Howe
Poole
Choi-Milling
Howe
Mendez
Staff
NARBONNE high school
24300 S. Western Avenue, Harbor City • (310) 547-5551
M – Th 3:15p – 5:45p
M – Th 3:15p – 5:45p
II Lab
II Lab
Room A9
TBA
Room B-18
Morris
Algebra 1A (31 - 02 - 70)
Algebra 1B (31 - 02 - 71)
Biology/1/Life Science (36 - 09 - 73)
Biology/2/Life Science (36 - 09 - 74)
Economics (37 - 09 - 71)
English 1 (23 - 09 - 71)
English 2 (23 - 09 - 72)
English 3 (23 - 10 - 73)
English 4 (23 - 10 - 74)
English Composition/Contemporary (23 - 11 - 75)
English Composition/Expository (23 - 12 - 77)
Fine Arts/The Visual Arts (20 - 09 - 52) (Not A – G Approved)
High School Equivalency Test Preparation
Test-Taking Strategies (30 - 50 - 75)
General Science/Integrated 1 (36 - 09 - 51)
General Science/Integrated 2 (36 - 09 - 52)
Geometry 1A (31 - 03 - 71)
Geometry 1B (31 - 03 - 72)
Health (36 - 05 - 74)
Life Skills (37 - 04 - 77)
Literature/American (23 - 11 - 76)
Literature/Modern (23 - 12 - 78)
Math 1 (53 - 03 - 75)
Math 2 (53 - 03 - 76)
Math 3 (53 - 03 - 77)
Parent Education (37 - 04 - 78)
Psychology (37 - 04 - 74)
U.S. Government (37 - 06 - 70)
U.S. History/1 (37 - 01 - 70)
U.S. History/2 (37 - 01 - 71)
World History/1 (37 - 02 - 71)
World History/2 (37 - 02 - 72)
BANNING ADULT LEARNING CENTER
3:15p – 5:45p
3:15p – 5:45p
3:15p – 5:45p
6:00p – 8:45p
6:00p – 8:45p
6:00p – 8:45p
II Lab
Courses are offered through individualized instruction
in Learning Centers where different study programs
that meet the individual needs of learners are available.
Classes may be completed at the student’s pace.
1527 Lakme Avenue, Wilmington • (310) 847-3781
M – Th
M – Th M – Th
M – Th
M – Th
M – Th
Kurland
Hosking
Kurland
Hosking
Kurland
Morris
Individualized Instruction Lab
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
Math Lab
English Lab
Reading 2 and 3
Math Lab II Lab
II Lab
Reading 1
Math/Science Lab
II Lab II Lab
Room 5
Room 6
Room 5
Room 6
Room 5
Room 6
SAN PEDRO HIGH SCHOOL
740 North Pacific Avenue, San Pedro • (310) 547-5551
8:00a – 10:00a
8:00a – 10:00a
8:00a – 10:00a
10:15a – 12:15p 10:15a – 12:15p
12:45p – 2:45p
12:45p – 2:45p
3:30p – 6:00p
3:30p – 6:00p
6:00p – 8:45p
Reading 2 and 3
II Lab
Reading 2 and 3
II Lab
Reading 2 and 3
II Lab
1001 West 15th Street, San Pedro • (310) 547-5551
ACADEMIC EDUCATION
M – F
M – F
M – F
M–F
M – F
M – F
M – F
M – Th
M – Th M – Th
8:00a – 10:00a
8:00a – 10:00a
10:15a – 12:15p
10:15a – 12:15p
6:00p – 8:45p
6:00p – 8:45p
Hosking
Staff
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Adult Independent Study Courses Offered:
Economics (37 - 09 - 71)
Health (36 - 05 - 74)
Life Skills (37 - 04 - 77)
Parent Education (37 - 04 - 78)
Psychology (37 - 04 - 74)
U.S. Government (37 - 06 - 70)
U.S. History/1 (37 - 01 - 70)
U.S. History/2 (37 - 01 - 71)
World History/1 (37 - 02 - 71)
World History/2 (37 - 02 - 72)
Adult Independent Study
Adult Independent Study (AIS) offers home study for the
adult high school diploma program. Students complete
assignments at home and meet with an instructor on a
weekly basis for assistance and testing. The first step is to
take a placement test. A minimum of 10.0 Reading level
is required to participate. A refundable deposit of $75 is
charged at the time of registration. See a counselor for
more information.
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
740 North Pacific Avenue, San Pedro • (310) 547-5551
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12:45p – 5:00p AIS
1:00p – 4:00p AIS
Room M304
Room M304
Alternative Education
and Work Center (AEWC)
Read
Read
BANNING ADULT LEARNING CENTER
1527 Lakme Avenue, Wilmington • (310) 847-3781
This program targets youth (ages 16 - 18) who have exited
high school and seek a high school diploma.
M
T W
SAN PEDRO SKILLS CENTER
1:15p – 5:15p
3:30p – 5:15p
AIS
AIS
Room 114
Room 114
Choi-Milling
Choi-Milling
920 West 36th Street • San Pedro, CA 90731
Phone (310) 221-4651 • Fax (310) 221-4659
NARBONNE high school
24300 S. Western Avenue, Harbor City • (310) 547-5551
M – Th 3:00p – 5:30p
AIS
Room D9
M – F
M – F
Suhre
5
8:30a-12:30p 8:30a-12:30p
AIS
AIS
Room 2
Room 1
Maria Adame Cruz
Zayda Pineda
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) and DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAMS
15th Street Elementary school
Marine Avenue Adult Learning Center
1468 Marine Avenue • Wilmington, CA 90744
For more information call (310) 547-5551
1527 South Mesa Street • San Pedro, CA 90731
For more information call (310) 547-5551
M – F
8:15a – 10:15a ESL 1 – 6
Room 38 M – F
M – F
M – F
M
W
Green
Banning Adult Learning Center
1527 Lakme Avenue • Wilmington, CA 90744
Phone (310) 847-3781 • Fax (310) 847-3791
M – Th
M – Th
M – Th
M – Th
M – Th
M – Th
6:00p – 8:45p
6:00p – 8:45p
6:00p – 8:45p
6:00p – 8:45p
6:00p – 8:45p
6:00p – 8:45p
ESL/Lit 1
ESL 1
ESL 1
ESL 2
ESL 3
ESL 4 – 6
Room 107 Brigida-Gallegos
Room 109
Green
Room 108
Galvez
Room 118
Pagdilao
Room 112
Myers
Room 114
Staff
8:30a – 10:30a
8:30a – 10:30a
8:30a – 10:30a
10:45a – 12:15p 10:45a – 12:45p ESL 1
ESL 1– 2
ESL 3 – 6
ESL/DL/Citizenship
ESL/DL/Citizenship
Room C
Room B
Room A
Room A
Room A
MEYLER Elementary School
123 West 223rd Street • Torrance, CA 90502
For more information call (310) 547-5551
M – F
8:15a – 10:15a ESL 1 – 4
ESL Bungalow George De La Torre Elementary School
M – F
M – F
M – F
M – Th
M – Th
500 Island Avenue • Wilmington, CA 90744
For more information call (310) 547-5551
ESL 1 – 6
Room 10
Pinales
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
Room M206 Room M206 8:00a – 10:00a 8:00a – 10:00a 6:00p – 8:45p 6:00p – 8:45p ESL 3 – 6
ESL 0 – 2
ESL 1
ESL 2 – 6
Room 1 Room 9 Room 11 Room 9
Myers
Sanchez
Genest
Sanchez
Wilmington Skills Center
740 North Pacific Avenue • San Pedro, CA 90731
Phone (310) 547-5551 • Fax (310) 547-4974
M – F 8:00a – 10:00a ESL 1 – 6 M – Th 6:00p – 8:45p ESL 1 – 6 Galvez
San Pedro Adult Learning Center
950 W. Santa Cruz Street • San Pedro, CA 90731
Phone (310) 547-4425 • Fax (310) 832-3489
8:15a – 10:15a
Genest
Staff
Staff
Galvez
Galvez
217 Island Avenue • Wilmington, CA 90744
Phone (310) 549-9831 • Fax (310) 834-9674
Dow
Pinales
M – F
6
10:30a – 12:30p ESL 1 – 6
Room 1 Dow
CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION Classes (CTE)
ARTS and MEDIA
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
740 North Pacific Avenue, San Pedro
Phone (310) 547-5551 • Fax (310) 547-4974
BUSINESS
GRAPHIC DESIGNER $100.00
(FUNDAMENTALS) 70-65-50
Basic principles of vector art, graphic design, print and
typography, color theory, illustration, logo design, and
branding. Conceptualization of images through the
creative process and design software. Adobe Illustrator
and Photoshop.
M – F
8:00a – 12:15p
Room M213
Scott
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
740 North Pacific Avenue, San Pedro
Phone (310) 547-5551 • Fax (310) 547-4974
BANNING ADULT LEARNING CENTER
1527 Lakme Avenue • Wilmington, CA 90744
Phone (310) 847-3781 • Fax (310) 847-3791
GRAPHIC DESIGNER/ $100.00
DIGITAL IMAGING 70-65-55
Prepares students in the use of a variety of digital
image software and hardware used in the creation and
manipulation of still, two-dimensional photo images and
design. Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe
InDesign.
Prerequisite: Graphic Designer/Fundamentals (70-65-50).
M – F
8:00a – 12:15p
Room M213
San Pedro ADULT LEARNING CENTER
950 West Santa Cruz Street • San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 547-4425 • Fax (310) 832-3489
WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
217 Island Avenue • Wilmington, CA 90744
(310) 549-9831 • Fax (310) 834-9674
COMPUTER OPERATION/1: FOUNDATIONS
Scott
This course is the first in a series of four, designed for
students of all career pathways. Students are provided
a comprehensive understanding of basic computing
and the Windows operating system. An introduction to
word processing and electronic file management; and an
overview of the internet and use of email.
GRAPHIC DESIGNER/ $100.00
ADVERTISING DESIGN 70-65-60
Illustration and layout design using, Adobe Photoshop,
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, and concepts in
pre-press production. Create magazines ads, posters,
brochures and page layouts. Portfolio preparation.
Prerequisite: Graphic Designer/Digital Imaging (70-65-55).
M – F
8:00a – 12:15p
Room M213
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
Scott
M–F
M – F
GRAPHIC DESIGNER/ $100.00
WEB DESIGN 70-65-65
Basic concepts in web design using Adobe Dreamweaver,
Adobe Flash, Basic CSS, and HTML. Prepare layout designs
and images for the web. Create a web based portfolio.
Prerequisite: Graphic Designer/Advertising Design (70-65-60).
M – F
8:00a – 12:15p
Room M213
$90.00
75-35-80
8:00a – 12:15p 10:15a – 2:45p
Room M310
Room M302
Pollard
Moreno
BANNING ADULT LEARNING CENTER
M – Th
5:30p – 8:45p
Room 117
Licea
SAN PEDRO ADULT LEARNING CENTER
Scott
M – Th
6:00p – 8:45p Room 3
Ochoa
WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
Visit us at www.harboroc.org
M – F
7
8:00a – 12:15p
Room 3
Navarro
COMPUTER OPERATION/2: $90.00
INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS 75-35-90
Provides students with an introduction to Microsoft’s
Office, Word and Excel program applications. Students
will learn about creating and editing documents and
spreadsheets; applying formatting elements and page
layouts; producing tables and charts; saving and printing.
COMPUTER OPERATION/3: $90.00
DATABASE MANAGEMENT 75-45-50
Provides technical instruction and practical experience
in database management. Emphasis is placed on basic
filing, alphabetical indexing, cross-referencing techniques
for on-file documents, application of system commands
for file maintenance; the creation, documentation, and
protection of functional data files; and understanding key
aspects of the Access database program, including record
creation, tables, forms, queries, and filtering.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of
the Computer Operation/I: Foundations (75-35-80) course or
instructor’s permission.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of
the Computer Operation/2: Integrated Applications
(75-35-90) course or instructor’s permission.
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
M–F
M – F
8:00a – 12:15p 10:15a – 2:45p
Room M310
Room M302
Pollard
Moreno
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
M–F
M – F
BANNING ADULT LEARNING CENTER
M – Th
5:30p – 8:45p
Room 117
Licea
6:00p – 8:45p Room 3
M – Th
Ochoa
8:00a – 12:15p
Room 3
Pollard
Moreno
5:30p – 8:45p
Room 117
Licea
SAN PEDRO ADULT LEARNING CENTER
WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
M – F
Room M310
Room M302
BANNING ADULT LEARNING CENTER
SAN PEDRO ADULT LEARNING CENTER
M – Th
8:00a – 12:15p 10:15a – 2:45p
M – Th
Navarro
6:00p – 8:45p Room 3
Ochoa
WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
M – F
8
8:00a – 12:15p
Room 3
Navarro
COMPUTER OPERATION/4: PRESENTATIONS $90.00
75-45-60
HEALTH and MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
Provides technical instruction and practical experience in
presentation programs. Emphasis is placed on the different
types of presentation graphics software, understanding
the parts of the PowerPoint, creating a new presentation
using the basic principles of design, formatting objects to
edit and improve the presentation graphics, and tips to
maximize the effect and utility of the presentation.
740 North Pacific Avenue, San Pedro
Phone (310) 547-5551 • Fax (310) 547-4974
Medical Assistant
$300.00
77-40-50
Prepares students to function as medical assistants
through training in ethics, medical terminology, and medical forms. Students will gain expertise in the day-to-day
functions of ambulatory care, obstetrics and gynecology,
pediatrics, out-patient surgery, urology, CBEDS No.: 4242
orthopedics, internal medicine, cardiology and laboratory.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of
the Computer Operation/3: Database Management
(75-45-50) course or instructor’s permission.
Prerequisites: 7.5 reading level as measured by the TABE D 9/10 test,
at least 18 years of age, and evidence of measles, mumps, rubella,
rubeola, varicella, and TB screenings.
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
M–F
M – F
8:00a – 12:15p 10:15a – 2:45p
Room M310
Room M302
Pollard
Moreno
M–F
7:30a – 2:30p Room D203 Abraham
BANNING ADULT LEARNING CENTER
M – Th
5:30p – 8:45p
Room 117
Licea
SAN PEDRO ADULT LEARNING CENTER
M – Th
6:00p – 8:45p Room 3
Ochoa
WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
M – F
8:00a – 12:15p
Room 3
COMPUTER OPERATION/5: IC3 CERTIFICATION PREPARATION Navarro
$90.00
75-45-70
Provides students with technical instruction and practical
experience in fulfilling the requirements of the Internet
and Computing Core Certificate (IC3) Program, a global
training and certification program for students and
employees who want to excel in a digital world.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of
the Computer Operation/4: Presentations (75-45-60) course
or instructor’s permission.
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
M–F
M – F
8:00a – 12:15p 10:15a – 2:45p
Room M310
Room M302
Pollard
Moreno
WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
M – F
8:00a – 12:15p
Room 3
Navarro
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
(310) 547-5551
Visit us at www.harboroc.org
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A+ CERTIFICATION/3 $90.00
(COMPUTER REPAIR) 74-15-70
Introduction to computer networks including hardware
and protocols. Software, hardware, and virus troubleshooting methodologies are discussed.
INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the
A+ Certification/2 (74-15-60) course.
740 North Pacific Avenue, San Pedro
Phone (310) 547-5551 • Fax (310) 547-4974
M – F
A+ CERTIFICATION/1 $90.00
(COMPUTER REPAIR) 74-15-50
Installation, repair, and configuration of computer
hardware. Includes system boards, memory, processors,
storage devices, and printers.
8:00a –12:15p
Room M211
Le
M – F
Room M211
8:00a – 12:15p
Room M211
Le
NETWORKING/2$100.00
77- 65-60
Introduction to network administration. DOS, Windows,
hardware and software for the network.
Prerequisites: Completion of Computer Operator Software
Applications and/or demonstrated computer skills and 7.5 reading
and math.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the
A+ Certification/1 (74-15-50) course.
8:00a – 12:15p
Le
Prerequisites: Completion of Computer Operation 2/Integrated
Applications and/or demonstrated computer skills and 7.5 reading
and math.
A+ CERTIFICATION/2 $90.00
(COMPUTER REPAIR) 74-15-60
Installation, repair, and configuration of computer software and operating systems. Includes Windows 2000/XP/
Vista/7.
M – F
Room M211
NETWORKING/1$100.00
CERTIFICATION PREPARATION 77-65-50
Prepares students to administer and manage network
operating systems.
Prerequisites: Requires successful completion of one of the
Computer Operation courses (75-35-80, 75-35-90, 75-45-50,
75-45-60, or 75-45-70) or instructor’s permission.
M – F
8:00a – 12:15p
Le
M – F
10
8:00a – 12:15p
Room M211
Le
AUTO TECH: DRIVE TRAIN
$120.00
79-90-59
Drive train diagnosis and repair: clutch, transmission, drive
shaft, universal joint and drive axle.
Transportation
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
740 North Pacific Avenue, San Pedro
Phone (310) 547-5551 • Fax (310) 547-4974
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of
the Auto Tech: Diesel/2 (79-90-57) or instructor’s permission.
* Managed Enrollment Schedule
*M – F
M – Th AUTO TECH: DIESEL/1
79-90-55
Monday, February 1, 2016 – Friday, March 11, 2016
AUTO TECH: DRIVE TRAIN (Diesel)
79-90-59
Monday, May 2, 2016 – Friday, June 10, 2016
AUTO TECH: DIESEL/1
$120.00
79-90-55
Diesel engine diagnosis and repair. Cylinder head, valve
train and engine block repair. Instruction and practical
experience with “green” vehicle technologies.
Room D201
Room D201
M – F
M – Th
Room D201
Room D201
Room A102/103
Room A109 Lopez
Torrence
Prerequisites: Requires completion of the Auto Tech:
Engine Repair (79-90-73) or instructor’s permission.
M – F
M – Th
Prerequisites: Requires successful completion of the Auto Tech:
Diesel/1 (79-90-55) course or instructor’s permission.
8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
AUTO TECH: ELECTRICAL $120.00
AND ELECTRONICS/1 79-90- 61
Electrical and electronic diagnosis and repair: diagnosis of
domestic & imports, battery, starting system, & charging
system.
Cochran
Bijelic
AUTO TECH: DIESEL/2
$120.00
79-90-57
Diesel engine diagnosis and repair. Lubrication, cooling,
fuel, intake and exhaust systems. Engine brakes and
electronic fuel systems.
*M – F
M – Th Cochran
Bijelic
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion
of the Auto Tech: Engine Repair (79-90-73) or instructor’s
permission.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the
Auto Tech: Engine Repair (79-90-73) or instructor’s permission.
8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
Room D201
Room D201
AUTO TECH: BRAKES $110.00
79-90-53
Brake diagnosis and repair: general, hydraulic system,
drum brake, disc brake, power assist units, wheel bearings,
parking brakes, electronic brake, and control systems.
AUTO TECH: DIESEL/2 79-90-57
Monday, March 14, 2016 – Friday, April 29, 2016
*M – F
M – Th 8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
Cochran
Bijelic
8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
Room A102/103
Room A109 Lopez
Torrence
AUTO TECH: $120.00
ENGINE PERFORMANCE/1 79-90-69
Introduction to the different engine designs, automotive
electricity, hybrid vehicles, and alternative fuel vehicles
Engine performance diagnosis and repair: general,
computerized engine controls, and ignition system.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion
of the Auto Tech: Engine Repair (79-90-73) or instructor’s
permission.
M – F
M – Th
8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
Room A102/103
Room A109 Lopez
Torrence
Visit us at www.harboroc.org
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
(310) 547-5551
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AUTO TECH:
$120.00
ENGINE PERFORMANCE/2 79-90-71
Engine performance: fuel, air induction, and exhaust
systems, emission controls systems, and engine-related
service. It also offers reviews of engine design, automotive
electricity, hybrid vehicles, and alternative fuel vehicles.
Prerequisites: Successful completion of the Auto Tech: Engine
Performance/1 (79-90-69) or instructor’s permission.
M – F
8:00a – 2:45p
Room A102/103
Lopez
M – Th
5:30p – 8:45p
Room A109 Torrence
TECHNOLOGY/1: $60.00
AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS 79-90-83
Emphasis on domestic car engine designs, engine
cooling systems, engine lubrication systems, automotive
electricity, charging systems, and starting systems.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires employment-level
competency in reading, written and oral communications,
and math.
M – F
8:00a – 2:45p
Room A102/103
Lopez
M – Th
5:30p – 8:45p
Room A109 Torrence
AUTO TECH: ENGINE REPAIR $120.00
79-90-73
Engine repair: general engine, cylinder head and valve
train, engine block assembly, and lubrication and cooling
systems.
M – F
8:00a – 2:45p
Room A102/103
Lopez
M – Th
5:30p – 8:45p
Room A109 Torrence
TECHNOLOGY/2: $60.00
AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS 79-90-85
Emphasis on foreign car engine designs, the ignition
systems, exhaust systems, emission control, major engine
operations, and alternative power sources for automobiles.
AUTO TECH: SUSPENSION $110.00
AND STEERING 79-90-79
Suspension and steering diagnosis and repair: general,
steering, suspension, related steering and suspension,
wheels, and tires.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of
Auto Tech: Engine Repair (79-90-73) course or instructor’s
permission.
M – F
8:00a – 2:45p
Room A102/103
Lopez
M – Th
5:30p – 8:45p
Room A109 Torrence
Visit us at www.harboroc.org
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires completion of the
Technology/1: Automotive Systems (79-90-83) course or
instructor’s permission.
M – F
8:00a – 2:45p
Room A102/103
Lopez
M – Th
5:30p – 8:45p
Room A109 Torrence
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
(310) 547-5551
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ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT & UTILITIES
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADES
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
740 North Pacific Avenue, San Pedro
Phone (310) 547-5551 • Fax (310) 547-4974
740 North Pacific Avenue, San Pedro
Phone (310) 547-5551 • Fax (310) 547-4974
* Managed Enrollment Schedule
HVAC/1 $100.00
72-85-60
Provides instruction in residential and commercial heating
systems. Emphasis on basic theories and applications of
electricity and thermodynamics, troubleshooting, and
maintenance techniques used for heating systems.
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
Electrician/2 (72-75-55)
Monday, February 1, 2016 – Friday, March 11, 2016
Electrician/1 (72-75-50)
Monday, March 14, 2016 – Friday, April 29, 2016
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires employment-level competency
in reading, written and oral communications, and math, and
ability to lift heavy items required in the industry.
Electrician/2 (72-75-55)
Monday, May 2, 2016 – Friday, June 10, 2016
M – F
M – F
M – Th
Electrician/1 $240.00
Fundamentals72-75-50
This course is designed for electrical technician and
electrician trainees. It provides students with technical
instruction and practical experience in workplace safety,
trade mathematics, fundamental electrical concepts,
storage batteries in direct current (DC) circuits, Ohm’s Law,
alternating current (AC).
*M – F
8:00a – 12:15p
Room M104
Ghanim
M – Th
6:00p – 8:45p
Room M104
Ghanim
8:00a –12:15p
12:45p – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
Room M108
Room M106
Room M106
Nguyen
Morales
Morales
HVAC/2 $100.00
72-85-65
Provides students with instruction in residential and
commercial ventilation and refrigeration. Emphasis on
generation and modification of electricity for HVAC systems, wiring principles and procedures approved by the
National Electric Code (NEC), operational techniques for
ventilation and refrigeration systems, and troubleshooting techniques.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires completion of the HVAC/1
(72-85-60) course or instructor’s permission.
Electrician/2$240.00
Wiring and Codes
72-75-55
Provides students with technical instruction and practical
experience in electrical wiring codes.
*M – F
8:00a – 12:15p
Room M104
Ghanim
M – Th
6:00p – 8:45p
Room M104
Ghanim
M – F
M – F
M – Th
13
8:00a –12:15p
12:45p – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
Room M108
Room M106
Room M106
Nguyen
Morales
Morales
HVAC/3 $100.00
72-85-70
Provides students with project-based experiences in
air conditioning and integrated systems. Emphasis on
cooling and control systems, commercial air conditioning,
integrated systems, and lab work focusing on the service,
diagnostic, and repair techniques used in the HVAC
industry.
Plumbing/2$100.00
71-45-80
This is the second in a sequence of two. Instruction
includes water supply piping and protection, proper
selection and use of fixtures and appliances, testing and
inspection techniques, and the use of sustainable and
green materials.
Prerequisites: Completion of the HVAC/2 (72-85-65) course or
instructor’s permission.
M – Th
M – F
M – F
M – Th
REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN $100.00
(FUNDAMENTALS) 79-10-60
This course provides training in the refrigeration and air
conditioning trade. Basic knowledge of refrigeration
and air conditioning mechanical theory, operation and
maintenance, with emphasis on commercial aspects
of refrigeration and air conditioning, including heating
systems.
8:00a –12:15p
12:45p – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
Room M108
Room M106
Room M106
Prerequisites: Requires completion of the Plumbing/1 (71-45-70).
Nguyen
Morales
Morales
Plumbing/1$100.00
71-45-70
This is the first in a sequence of two. Instruction in basic
plumbing according to the Uniform Plumbing Code and
the Los Angeles Plumbing Code. Emphasis on materials
(including sustainable and green products), tools,
pipefitting techniques, sanitary drainage, vent and storm
water drainage systems, vent piping, and traps.
M – Th
5:30p – 8:45p
A101
M – F
M – F
M – Th
5:30p – 8:45p
8:00a –12:15p
12:45p – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
A101
Room M108
Room M106
Room M106
Trevino
Nguyen
Morales
Morales
Trevino
REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN: $100.00
SERVICE 79-10-65
This course provides training in the refrigeration and
air conditioning trade. System fundamentals, troubleshooting and repair procedures are emphasized in
practical terms.
Visit us at www.harboroc.org
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
(310) 547-5551
M – F
M – F
M – Th
14
8:00a –12:15p
12:45p – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
Room M108
Room M106
Room M106
Nguyen
Morales
Morales
MANUFACTURING DEVELOPMENT
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
740 North Pacific Avenue, San Pedro
Phone (310) 547-5551 • Fax (310) 547-4974
WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
217 Island Avenue • Wilmington, CA 90744
(310) 549-9831 • Fax (310) 834-9674
* Managed Enrollment Schedule
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
WELDING/1 (77-95-50)
Monday, February 1, 2016 – Friday, March 11, 2016
WELDING/2$100.00
77-95-60
Provides students with instruction on advanced techniques in welding and cutting processes. Advanced welding, plasma arc cutting, types of welds, weld joints and
trade math.
WELDING/2 (77-95-60)
Monday, March 14, 2016 – Friday, April 29, 2016
WELDING/3 (77-95-70)
Monday, May 2, 2016 – Friday, June 10, 2016
Prerequisites: Successful completion of the Welding/1
(67-95-50) course or instructor’s permission.
WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
WELDING/3 (77-95-70)
Monday, February 1, 2016 – Friday, March 11, 2016
Weekly material fee of $50 (days) / $20 (evenings).
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
WELDING/1 (77-95-50)
Monday, March, 14, 2016 – Friday, April 29, 2016
*M – F
M – Th
WELDING/2 (77-95-60)
Monday, May 2, 2016 – Friday, June 10, 2016
*M – F
M – Th
Weekly material fee of $50 (days) / $20 (evenings).
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
W106
W106
Pernell
Cerda
8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
W106
W106
8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
W106
W106
Watkins
Staff
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the
Welding/2 (67-95-60) course or instructor’s permission.
Weekly material fee of $50 (days) / $20 (evenings).
WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
*M – F
M – Th
Pernell
Cerda
WELDING/3$100.00
77-95-70
Technical instruction & practical experience in advanced
shielded metal arc welding in flux-core arc welding, gas
metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, groove
welds, and carbon arc cutting. Review of geometric and
trigonometric designs with an introduction to fabrication
and robotic welding. Focus on the requirements of the
City of Los Angeles Departmental Welding Exams adopted
from the American Welding Society (AWS) .
Prerequisites: Requires employment-level competency in reading,
written, oral communication, and math.
8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
W106
W106
WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
WELDING/1$100.00
77-95-50
Course provides technical instruction and practical
experience in shielded metal arc welding, oxyacetylene
cutting and trade mathematics. Emphasis on workplace
safety procedures and employability skills.
*M – F
M – Th
8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
HARBOR OCCUPATIONAL CENTER
Watkins
Staff
*M – F
M – Th
8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
W106
W106
Pernell
Cerda
WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
15
*M – F
M – Th
8:00a – 2:45p
5:30p – 8:45p
W106
W106
Watkins
Staff
Spring Schedule of Classes January 25, 2016 – June 10, 2016
Los Angeles Unified School District
Division of adult and career education
Harbor Occupational Center
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(310) 547-5551 • Fax (310) 547-4974 • www.harboroc.org
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MARINE AVENUE ADULT LEARNING CENTER
1468 Marine Avenue • Wilmington, CA 90744
For more information call (310) 547-5551
MEYLER ADULT LEARNING CENTER
1123 West 223rd Street • Torrance, CA 90502
For more information call (310) 547-5551
1ST ST.
S. HARBOR BLVD.
George De La Torre Elementary School
500 Island Avenue • Wilmington, CA 90744
For more information call (310) 547-5551
N. PACIFIC AVE.
BANNING ADULT LEARNING CENTER
1527 Lakme Avenue • Wilmington, CA 90744
Phone (310) 847-3781 • Fax (310) 847-3791
S. GAFFEY ST.
Branch Locations
6TH ST.
9TH ST.
NARBONNE high school
24300 Western Avenue • Harbor City, CA 90710
For more information call (310) 547-5551
SAN PEDRO ADULT LEARNING CENTER
950 W. Santa Cruz Street • San Pedro, CA 90731
Phone (310) 547-4425 • Fax (310) 832-3489
SAN PEDRO HIGH SCHOOL
1001 West 15th Street • San Pedro, CA 90731
For more information call (310) 547-5551
SAN PEDRO SKILLS CENTER
920 West 36th Street • San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 221-4651 • Fax (310) 221-4659
Wilmington Skills Center
217 Island Avenue • Wilmington, CA 90744
Phone (310) 549-9831 • Fax (310) 834-9674
15TH STREET elementary school
1527 South Mesa Street • San Pedro, CA 90731
For more information call (310) 547-5551
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