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Pre: Co: Elect: HARVARD GRAPHICS: Enter the exciting world of presentation grphics with this six weel hands-on course. Begin by creating simple text and organizatoinal charts. advance by enhancing your professional-looking charts with graphs and symbols. Continue with the draw/annotate features, and even assemble lists of charts to produce computerized slide shows. keyboarding experience and knowledge of pc is required. Limit 15.
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Pre: Co: Elect: GRE: MATHEMATICS PREPARATION: The Graduate Record Exam math questions require move visual recognition of math relationchips than actual math rules. This four-week course will focus on the math skills needed to identify the math relationships in the questions. Hands-on models thathave been proven effective in teaching the math skills are used. Actual questions from previous exams from ETS are used. Participants will not only learn math skills but also how to improve their testing skills. Bring the latest edition of the Barrows GRE text to class.
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Pre: Co: Elect: MICROSOFT WINDOWS 3.0: This six week course will introduce students to the Microsoft Windows program. After a brief overview, each class will focus ona specific part of Windows: terminology, file mnager, clipboard, accessories, notepad, etc. Students will learn how to link applications and how to get the most from this program while using either the keyboard or mouse. The icon system will also be explained. Students must have a knowledge of the computer keyboard.
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Pre: Co: Elect: As an introduction to the field of residential interior design, this course will focus on the development of design concepts. Topics to be covered will include floor plans, space plans, lighting, color and fabric selection, and window treatment. Other topics include discussion on "style" individual expression art, and "design trends." Career options in design will also be presented to interested students.
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Pre: Co: Elect: DESKTOP PUBLISHING USING PAGEMAKER 4.0-INTENSIVE: This course surveys Pagemaker 4.0 for desktop publishing. Each week a program feature will be highlighted as students begin to assemble various documents. This survey will include set-up procedures, use of graphic tools, importation of graphics and text.basic text usage, and font management. Students must have computer experience and be aware
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Acquiring and Operating a Bed & Breakfast Inn Pre: Co: Elect: This is a class for people who want to own/operate a Bed and Breakfast. We will help you understand and define the qualities of a good innkeeper and determine how this would fit into your lifestyle. Learn the process to go through in acquiring the property. Comparisons will be drawn between purchasing an existing operation and conversion of a private, residence to a B&B. Renovations, marketing, and operating the property will be discussed and innkeepers will share resources they have found helpful. The last session will be a field trip to the George Fuller House B&B Inn of Essex.
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Pre: Co: Elect: Graphic Arts (part one) will describe the current revolution within the graphic arts industry and discuss potential career areas, including free-lancing. We will review the print production process with typography and design emphasis. The technical aspects of preparing manuscripts and layouts for actual printing, including copywriting, ciopyfiling, proofreading, editing, mark-up and paste-up will be covered. This course is ideal for people seeking to augment their computer skills with design techniques.
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Starting a Business: Record Keeping Pre: Co: Elect: Introduces participants to the basic type of business organization (sole propietorship, partnership, S corporation and corporation), business tax returns, records keeping, basic financial statements, accounting methods, and accounting software packages for the computer. This course is for those persons who have recently started their own business, who contemplate doing so or who have a general interest in the topics covered.
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Pre: Co: Elect: This course is designed to prepare a person with at least three years practical experience working the the Auto Body or related industry to take the state Auto Damage Appraisal Licensing Exam. Qualified candidates whould be at least possess a High School diploma or equivalent. Areas covered will include: Laws governing appraisers, Terminology, Suspensions, Painting Operations, Frames, SIR systems, Anti-Lock Brakes, and the actual writing of an appraisal using a Crash Estimating Guide. A certificate will be issued upon successfully completion . Completion of this course does not qualify
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