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This is a continuation of Introduction to HTML. You will explore web design and be introduced to scripting for HTML. In addition, you will learn Dynamic HTML (DHTML) including topics such as controlling content, positioning, and structuring data. Prerequisite: Introduction to HTML - course I8535. Purchase of textbook required. 7 sessions. Student files will need to be downloaded into your own removable drive in class from: http://academic.cengage.com/cengage/student.do?productisbn=9780619268442&codeid= Z637&disciplinenumber=219&courseid=CWD02&sortby=copy&type=all_radio&codeFlag=true
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Using text, data, graphic and other types of files, learn how to effectively design, format, deliver and archive reports, catalogs, web content and other projects. Become familiar with desktop programs, graphic files and software, pdfs, word, and other media-related programs. Basic computer friendliness needed. 6 sessions. No purchase of a textbook is required, however, a suggested book would be Pocket Pal, 19th Ed. Publisher: International Paper Company Staff, ISBN# 0-9772716-0-9.
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This IGSHPA Accredited Installation Course focuses on the installation of geothermal heating and cooling systems. The course combines classroom learning with hands-on experience. A step by step example of a local closed loop system designed for residential applications is covered as well as geothermal marketing and sales for small and large companies. The course includes an open book exam for accreditation as a geothermal installer. Course tuition includes manuals and books. This 4 session class is 24 hours long. Thursday - Sunday, November 5th - 8th - Thursday and Friday 5:30-9:30pm - Saturday 8am-5pm - Sunday 8am-5pm Your Instructor: Warren (Trey) Austin III, P.E., Certified GeoExchange Designer, Certified Energy Mgr., Geo-Energy Services, Centennial, Colorado
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This three day course for contractors, engineers, plumbers, builders, trades people, architects, students and homeowners will lead to NABCEP Solar Thermal Certification. Today¿s solar systems are reliable and efficient but must be customized for each client¿s unique hot water system design. Solar thermal system design and installation capability can be a profitable addition to your list of services. Day 1 provides a detailed understanding of solar hot water systems, their components and design and includes northeast solar resources, client British Thermal Unit (BTU) need determination and solar loop design options. Day 2 will cover collectors, roof attachments, recharging old systems, heat exchange considerations and solar business issues. Day 3 will be a review, tankage options, solar financing, code matters and integration of solar storage with existing and new domestic hot water and space heat systems on-site. Your Instructors: Pete Skinner, PE, President of E2G and Betsy Ferris Wyman of SunDog Solar. Note: Your course tuition includes course materials. Registration is required 2 weeks prior to the start of class as reading will be assigned before the first session. Homework will be assigned between classes as well.
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This program is intended for BRIDGE program participants only during a special funded summer program. Master the basics of this powerful word processing program. Students will learn how to create, save, and print documents and become familiar with editing features including formatting text and paragraphs and creating and formatting tables.
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This program is intended for BRIDGE program participants only during a special funded summer program. Learn how to buid, edit and format spreadsheets. You will become skilled in working with formulas and functions while creating the "What-If-Analysis" with scenarios.
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This program is intended for BRIDGE participants only during a special funded summer program. Continuing what you learned in the Basic Microsoft Word class. The instructor will walk you through advanced formatting and desktop publishing features including inserting graphics, creating a web page, merging word documents and working with templates. Prerequisite: Basic Microsoft or equivalent knowledge.
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This program is intended for BRIDGE program participants only during a special funded summer program. The class will upgrade academic skills in reading comprehension, writing and math skills needed for college admission and successful completion of college work. Basic skills will be enhanced as students work through a college writing program and prepare for the math requirements needed to pass through teh first year of the college curriculum.
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This program is intended for BRIDGE program participants only during a special funded summer program. Student will learn how to organize a medical office and understand the functions an administrative medical assistant perform. The Patient's Bill of Rights will be reviewed, Triage, telephone procedures and the medical insurance and billing procdedures. In addition students will learn about Medicare and Medicaid, No-Faults, Workers Compensation and HMOs among others.
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This program is intended for BRIDGE program participants only during a special funded summer program. The course will prepare students considering employment in a medical setting (e.g., Transcriptionists, insurance billers). Students will develop a medical vocabulary and an understanding of how it relates to the anatomy of the human body. Latin prefixes and suffixes will be reviewed.
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