...........................................8 Computer Basics .....................................8 Computer File and Directory Management ......................8 Computers, Introduction to ...................8 Digital Cameras and Photo Enhancing .................................8 Email and Instant Messaging ................8 Enhancing Your Digital Photographs ...8 Excel, Beginning .....................................9 Excel, Intermediate ................................9 Getting Started with a Computer ..........9 Internet Basics ........................................9 Internet Basics and E-Mail Basics ........9 Keyboarding for Computers ..................9 OfQ ce Basics ............................................9 PowerPoint Basics .................................10 Publisher ................................................10 QuickBooks, Level I & II .....................10 Video Basics ...........................................10 Web Page Design ...................................10 Word, Basics ..........................................10 Word, Beginning ...................................10 Word, Intermediate ..............................10 CONSTRUCTION Math for the Building Trades ..............10 Printreading for Construction I-Residential ...............10 Printreading for Construction II-Residential and Light Commercial .................11 Printreading for Construction III- Heavy Commercial ...........................11 Spanish for Construction Sites ............11 DRAFTING AutoCad I ...............................................11 AutoCad II .............................................11 EDUCATION Substitute Teacher/Teacher Aide ........11 Child Development Associate .........11-12 ELECTRIC POWER TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE Climbing Skills I....................................12 Climbing Skills II ..................................13 Computer Applications for Line Workers .....................................12 Distribution Operations .......................13 Effective Communications Skills ........13 Electric Power Technology CertiQ cate Information Session .......12 Electrical Safety and Tools ...................13 Fundamentals of Electricity .................12 Live Line Safety ....................................13 Safety Regulations ................................13 Utility Vehicle Operations ....................13 ELECTRICAL Electrician Exam Review .....................13 Residential Wiring I .............................13 FOOD SERVICE Dietetic Food Service Supervisor ........13 HEALTH AND MEDICAL RELATED Insurance Coding, ICD-9 .....................14 Medical Coding, Advanced ..................14 Medical Insurance Specialist...............14 Medical Terminology ............................14 Medical Transcription ..........................14 Medication Administration ..................14 Medication Administration, Update ...14 Nursing Assistant (Aide) .......................14 Nursing Home Activity Director ....14-15 Pharmacy Technician ...........................15 Phlebotomy ............................................15 GENERAL INFORMATION 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS - cont 9d HUMAN RESOURCES Essentials of Human Resource Management CertiQ cation ...............15 SHRM Information Session .................15 SHRM Learning System ......................15 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE Electric Blueprint Reading ..................16 Electric Motors .....................................16 Electrical Calculation ...........................16 Electrical Control Wiring ....................16 Electrical Power Distribution ..............17 Electro-Hydraulics ...............................16 Hydraulics School .................................16 Industrial Automation ..........................17 Industrial Electrical Technology CertiQ cate Information Session .......16 Industrial Electricity ............................16 Industrial Wiring ..................................16 National Electric Code (NEC) ............16 Programmable Logic Controllers ........17 Troubleshooting Electrical Systems ....17 INDUSTRIAL SKILLS Printreading for Industry .....................17 Shop Math ..............................................17 Shop Measurement ...............................17 MACHINE AND METAL TRADES Machine and Lathe Fundamentals ......17 Welding, Advanced ...............................18 Welding, Basic Arc ................................17 Welding, Intermediate Arc ..................18 Welding, MIG ........................................18 Welding, TIG .........................................18 ONLINE COURSES Education To Go ....................................18 Gatlin Education ...................................19 Online Fire Academy ............................19 Real Estate Inspection Online .............20 State Firemen 9s and Fire Marshals 9 Volunteer Fire Fighter Training .. 19-20 PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Art, Drawing ..........................................20 Art, Oil Painting ....................................20 Art, Watercolor ......................................20 Beading ..................................................20 The BeneQ ts of Laughter-Seriously ....20 Boo! Hiss! Cheer! Melodrama .............20 Cake Decorating ...................................20 Chip Carving .........................................20 Community Chorus, Spring .................21 Community String Ensemble ..............21 Creative Writing ...................................21 Dog Grooming .......................................21 Drama, The Golden Stage ...................21 East Texas Youth Chorus ......................21 Financial Planning ................................21 Flower Arranging II .............................21 Foreign Languages ................................21 The Golden Age of Old Time Radio ....21 Gunsmithing .....................................21-22 Interior Design ......................................22 Karate - American Style .......................22 Landscaping ..........................................22 Photography Basics ..............................22 Retirement Planning .............................22 Square Dance Lessons ..........................22 Stained Glass .........................................23 Stress Management ...............................23 Water Safety Instructor ........................23 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY At-Line Gas Chromatography .............23 Drilling Operations ..............................23 Hydraulics for Pipeline Operations ....23 Introduction to Oil and Gas Law ........23 Natural Gas Measurements .................23 Oil and Gas Production Operations ....23 Petroleum Fundamentals......................23 Petroleum Landman Fundamentals ....24 PROTECTIVE SERVICES East Texas Police Academy ..................24 Kilgore College Fire Academy .............24 REAL ESTATE SALES Real Estate Sales ..............................24-25 RECERTIFICATION FOR REAL ESTATE INSPECTION RecertiQ cation .......................................25 RISK MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE Risk Management .................................25 SMALL BUSINESS SUCCESS SERIES Starting and Operating a Business in East Texas ......................................25 KEY TO USING THIS SCHEDULE: KC-Longview KC097319.622 042Q Weds. Feb. 9 6:30-9:30 p.m. AC109 ? ? ? ? ? ? Class location Course Number Day of Class Start Date Time Room # GENERAL INFORMATION 3 CONTINUING EDUCATION NON-ACADEMIC COURSES GED Preparation for the GED (General Education Development) examination is offered to all adults ages 18 and older at no cost. GED classes are available at many sites in Gregg, Rusk and Upshur Counties, as well as the college. Please call (903) 988-3738 for more information on registration and dates. ESL Learn to read, write, speak and understand English by enrolling in ESL classes that are offered to all adults age 18 and older at no cost. ESL classes are also available at many sites in Gregg, Rusk and Upshur counties, as well as at the college. Please call (903) 988-3738 for more information on registration dates and times. KILGORE COLLEGE NON-DISCRIMINATION CLAUSE Kilgore College is an equal opportunity/afU rmative action employer in accordance with Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Ac t of 1964 (and as amended by the Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972); Executive Orders 11246 and 11758, as issued and amended; Title IX of the Education A mendments of 1972, as amended; the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, as amended; the Rehabilitation Act of 1974 (Sections 503 and 504); T exas Statutes 6252-14-V.A.T.S. and 6252-16-V.A.T.S.; the Vietnam Era Veteran 9s Assistance Act of 1974; and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, as ame nded. Kilgore College does not discriminate against employees, applicants, or students because of race, color, creed, national origin, religion, marital statu s, sex, disability, age or veteran status. The Continuing Education courses are open to interested persons without formal admission to the college. Generally, there are no entrance requirements. Course descriptions include prerequisites when appropriate. New classes start each week! Continuing Education- a great way to meet new friends! BOOKS AND MATERIALS Instructors will discuss materials and textbooks during the U rst class session. Books are available through the college bookstore located in the Student Center or at Kilgore College Longview for Longview classes only. Some courses listed in the class schedule do not require textbooks or supplies. Supplies and texts are not included in the course fees unless stated in the course description. Books or supplies should not be purchased until you know exactly what the instructor will require. CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEUs) In compliance with guidelines from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Kilgore College awards Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to students successfully completing various noncredit courses sponsored by the college. A CEU is ofU cially deU ned as cten contact hours of participation in an organized continuing education adult or extension experience under responsible sponsorship, capable direction and qualiU ed instruction. d The student should not interpret the CEU as a substitute for college credit. The CEU is a means of recording and accounting for various continuing education activities that a student has completed. Call Before You Drive to conQ rm your class has made. (903) 983-8661 Kilgore (903) 753-2642 Longview Check out the Continuing Education classes listed on page 25! 4 GUIDELINES FOR COMPUTER COURSES No Computer Experience Designed for the person that needs to learn basic computer skills. Computer Basics 10 hours Getting Started with a Computer 8 hours Internet Basics 10 hours Internet Basics & E-mail Basics 8 hours Introduction to Computers 18 hours Keyboarding for Computers 18 hours Some Computer Experience Designed for the person who wants to learn basic computer programs such as word processing, spreadsheet and database. Ability to type and use a mouse is recommended. Access, Beginning 18 hours Computer Applications 10 hours Excel, Beginning 18 hours OfQ ce Basics 16 or 18 hours Word Basics 10 hours Word, Beginning 18 hours Completed Beginning Computer Courses Designed for the person who feels they already have the skills learned in the beginning class. Excel, Intermediate 18 hours Word, Intermediate 18 hours Specialty Computer Courses Designed to build speciU c skills. Ability to type and use a mouse is recommended. Digital Cameras & Photo Enhancing 8 hours E-mail & Instant Messaging 10 hours Enhancing Digital Photographs 18 hours PowerPoint Basics 8 hours Publisher Basics 18 hours Quickbooks Level I & II Video Basics Web Page Design 5 BUSINESS " BUSINESS LEADERSHIP SKILLS CERTIFICATE Business Accounting and Finance for Non-Financial Managers 8 hours, $149 (BMGT 1091 3 Special Topics in Business Administration and Management, General) This course places emphasis on the development and use of accounting information to support managerial decision- making processes in manufac- turing, service, and for-proU t settings. Topics include managing internal controls concerning cost and budgeting, analyzing proU t and loss statements, recog- nizing and correcting U nancial problems, and utilizing formulas to determine organizational proU t- ability. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC097366.300 092 Fri., Mar. 26 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC 1 week KC097367.301 093Q Fri., Feb. 26 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., AC 2 weeks Bookkeeping, Beginning 15 weeks, 45 hours, $225 (ACNT 1001-Beginning Book- keeping) This course is designed to introduce the student to the basic bookkeeping principles and practices needed to keep a complete set of books, close those books at the end of an accounting period, and prepare an income statement and balance sheet. Textbook required. KC Longview: KC077004.80 092Q Tues., Feb. 16 6:30-9:20 p.m. Practical Business Speech 12 weeks, 24 hours, $95 (POFT-1002 Business Speaking Skills) Has speaking to employees or other groups caused you stress? Have you avoided delivering information to groups because of your own fears of speaking in public? Gain simple skills to help you speak the way you want to. Learn how the experts do it. Be the leader you know you are. KC Longview: KC097084.80 093Q Mon., Feb. 15 6:30-8:20 p.m. Business Leadership Skills CertiQ cate Business Leadership Skills CertiQ cate Information Session You are invited to a free information session to learn about the Business Leadership Skills CertiU cate offered by Kilgore College. You 9ll meet the instructors, review the course materials, and get your questions answered. Most importantly you will U nd out how these courses can assist you with your career objectives, all without cost or obligation. For reser- vations or for more information, please call (903) 983-8288. Date: Monday, Jan. 18, 2010 Time: 6:30 p.m. Place: AC211 The following courses can be taken individually or as a certiU cate. Participants successfully completing all 8 courses will receive a 144-hour Business Leadership Skills CertiU - cate. For more information about this certiU cate and other training options, please call 903-983-8288. Communication Skills for Managers and Supervisors 6 weeks, 18 hours, $125 (BMGT 1022 3 Communication Skills for Managers) This course covers those communication skills essential for supervisors and managers in today 9s workplace. Topics include communication styles, listening, and effective verbal and non-verbal communication skills as they relate to individuals and groups in the business environment. Kilgore Campus: KC097319.301 093Q Mon., Feb. 15 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Leadership Skills for Managers and Supervisors 6 weeks, 18 hours, $125 (BMGT 1020 3 Leadership Skills for Supervisors/Managers) This course is an overview of the necessary leadership skills required of super- visors and managers in today 9s workplace. Emphasis will be placed on the role and function of a leader, organizing time, space and informa- tion, understanding motivation and behavior, and developing your own leadership style. Kilgore Campus: KC097311.301 093Q Wed., Feb. 17 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Performance Management Skills 6 weeks, 18 hours, $125 (BMGT 1011 3 Employee Perfor- mance Review) This course is designed to present the knowledge, skills and processes required for effective human performance with emphasis on the information and competencies required for leaders who are (or soon will be) in a supervi- sory or management position. Topics covered include setting performance goals, developing, coaching, and assisting employees, conducting performance appraisals, and handling performance problems. Kilgore Campus: KC097310.301 093Q Mon., Apr. 5 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Professional Business Speaking Skills 6 weeks, 18 hours, $125 (POFT 1002 3 Business Speaking Skills) This course covers effective techniques to improve presenta- tion and public speaking skills. Topics include content, voice, body language, and use of visual aids. Emphasis will be placed on how to improve listeners 9 retention and eye contact when making business presentations. Kilgore Campus: KC097330.301 093Q Thurs., Apr. 8 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Quality Customer Service 6 weeks, 18 hours, $125 (BUSG 1005 3 Introduction to Customer Service) This course covers the supervisor 9s role in the customer service process. Topics include dealing with angry customers, effectively handling 6 BUSINESS LEADERSHIP SKILLS CERTIFICATE " CISCO " COMMAND SPANISH® customer complaints, and how to develop a quality customer environ- ment in the workplace. Kilgore Campus: KC097307.301 093Q Tues., Feb. 16 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Team Building in the Workplace 6 weeks, 18 hours, $125 (BMGT 1019 3 Team Building in the Workplace) This course covers the basic principles of building and sustaining teams in organizations. Topics include team dynamics, process improvement, trust and collaboration, group dynamics, the role of the individual in a team, and leadership in the workings of a team. Kilgore Campus: KC097348.301 093Q Tues., Apr. 6 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Workplace Critical Thinking and Problem Solving 6 weeks, 18 hours, $125 (BMGT 1004 3 Workplace Critical Thinking and Problem Solving) This course emphasizes structured approaches to critical thinking and problem solving in the workplace. Emphasis will be placed on inter- preting data for effective problem solving, recommending corrective action, critical thinking and problem- solving theories, and methods to improve productivity and proU t- ability. Kilgore Campus: KC097347.301 093Q Thurs., Feb. 18 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Workplace Issues for Managers and Supervisors 6 weeks, 18 hours, $125 (BMGT 1010 3 Introduction to Supervision) This course is designed to present the knowledge, skills and processes required to effectively address today 9s workplace issues legally, productively, and with human sensitivity. Topics include managing workplace diversity, preventing workplace violence and harassment, employment law for leaders, and stress and coping in today 9s evolving workplace. Kilgore Campus: KC097351.302 093Q Wed., Apr. 7 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC CISCO Local Academy Kilgore College offers CISCO networking courses 1-4 which are taken in sequence and provide the student with a foundation in networking covering both the essential and the fundamental concepts in date communica- tions. Materials covered prepare the student to develop knowledge to begin implementation of a local area network and manual skills necessary to construct a local area network. Successful completion of the courses will prepare the student for certiU cation testing. No supplies are needed and the book is provided online. Please contact Jan Washburn at 903-983-8677 or at jwashburn@ kilgore.edu for course dates and registration. Command Spanish® Spanish for Banking 6 weeks, 18 hours, $125 (FRNL 1001 3 Occupational SpeciU c Foreign Language) This Command Spanish® course is intended for bank tellers, account representatives, receptionists, and banking ofU cers who assist their Spanish-speaking customers and clients with routine transactions. Upon completion, participants will be able to use Spanish to: greet customers and clients; express and receive dollar amounts and dates; cash checks; assist with deposits and withdrawals; change currency; sell money orders, certiU ed checks, and traveler 9s checks; verify identiU cation; and obtain basic information. No prior knowledge of Spanish necessary. Training manual provided. Class limit: 18. Registration deadline: Feb. 8, 2010. Kilgore Campus: KC127072.306 093Q Thur., Feb.18 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Spanish for Human Resources 8 weeks, 24 hours, $175 (FRNL 1001 3 Occupational SpeciU c Foreign Language) This Command Spanish® training course is intended for anyone involved in human resources. Upon completion, partici- pants will be able to use Spanish to do some or all of the following: welcome and receive potential and actual employees; conduct a basic, initial job interview; U ll out new employee paperwork, including W-2s and insurance forms; orient new hires to basic workplace rules; profes- sionally conduct employee evalu- ations and corrective action plans; and appropriately dismiss or lay off employees. No prior knowledge of Spanish necessary. Training manual provided. Class limit: 20. Registra- tion deadline: Feb. 4, 2010. Kilgore Campus: KC127102.307 093Q Mon., Feb. 15 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Spanish for Nursing 8 weeks, 24 hours, $175 (SPNL 1002-Medical Conversational Spanish) This course is intended for practicing B.S.N.s, R.N.s, L.V.N.s/L.P.N.s, and C.N.A.s. that provide medical care and attention to Spanish-speaking patients in medical ofU ce settings and in hospitals. Upon completion, partici- pants will be able to use Spanish to: obtain basic information and patient history; obtain vital signs; perform physical assessment; perform routine procedures; prepare patients for surgery or other procedures, administer medications and injections; feed and bathe patients; assist and interact with patient 9s family; honor patient 9s requests; assist in emergency situations; identify Hispanic culture traits relating to medical care; reduce Hispanics 9 fear of hospital settings; and understand Hispanic health belief system. No prior knowledge of Spanish necessary. Training manual provided. Class limit: 20. Registra- tion Deadline: Wed., Feb. 8, 2010. KC-Longview: KC127036.800 093Q Thurs., Feb. 18 6:30-9:30 p.m., LV 7 COMMAND SPANISH® " COMMERCIAL DRIVING " COMMUNICATIONS Call Before You Drive to conQ rm your class has made. (903) 983-8661 Kilgore (903) 753-2642 Longview Spanish for the Physician 9s OfQ ce 8 weeks, 24 hours, $175 (SPNL 1001-Health Care Spanish) This Command Spanish® course is designed for receptionists, ofU ce managers, support staff, nurses, lab technicians, and physicians. Upon successful completion, partici- pants will be able to use Spanish to: engage in ofU ce etiquette and protocols; register a patient; explain payment options; obtain patient 9s history; determine patient 9s chief complaint; obtain vital signs; assess a patient 9s condition; explain diagnosis; explain treatment provided by the physician; explain workups and other procedures; give discharge information and follow-up instructions. No prior knowledge of Spanish necessary. Training manual provided. Class limit: 20. Registra- tion deadline: Feb. 5, 2010. Kilgore Campus: KC127035.302 093Q Tue., Feb. 16 6:30-9:20 p.m., AC Spanish for the Workplace 8 weeks, 24 hours, $175 (FRNL 1001-Occupational SpeciU c Foreign Language) This Command Spanish® course is intended for non- Spanish supervisors in the workplace that would like to communicate with their Spanish employees. Upon completion participants will be able to use Spanish to do some or all of the following: compliment employees; discuss employment issues including hiring and dismissal; discuss time and schedule issues; discuss work rules and regulations; respond to medical emergencies; and address safety issues. No prior knowledge of Spanish necessary. Training manual provided. Class limit: 20. Registra- tion deadline: Feb. 8, 2010. KC-Longview: KC127092.801 093Q Wed., Feb. 17 6:30-9:20 p.m., LV Commercial Driving The Kilgore College Commercial Driving Academy offers courses to train individuals that are new to the U eld of commercial driving and to enhance and reinforce skills of expe- rienced drivers. For more informa- tion, please call (903) 983-8288. Commercial Driving Course Information Sessions: You are invited to a free information session to learn about commercial driving courses offered by Kilgore College. You 9ll meet the instructors, review the course materials, and get your questions answered. Most importantly you will U nd out how these courses can assist you with your career objectives, all without cost or obligation. All sessions are at 6:30 p.m. in room 220 of the Bert E. Woodruff Adult Education Center in Kilgore. For reservations or for more information, please call 903-983-8288. Information Sessions Schedule: Jan. 6 Apr. 7 Jul. 7 Feb. 3 May 5 Aug. 4 Mar. 3 Jun. 2 Experienced Drivers: A variety of courses designed for experienced drivers will be scheduled on demand. For informa- tion, please call (903) 983-8288. CDL Class cA d Training Program 3 weeks, 120 hours, $3,400 (CVOP 1013 3 Professional Truck Driver) This course is designed for individuals who have no prior experience in driving a commercial vehicle. Topics include an overview of the State of Texas Class A Commercial Drivers License written examination, truck safety, trafU c congestion, general truck driving skills, and extreme driving conditions. Emphasis will be placed on air brake, hazmat, and trailer endorsements. Kilgore College pre- screens all applicants. Kilgore Campus: KC557149.302 092Q Mon.-Fri., Jan. 11 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC KC557149.303 092Q Mon.-Fri., Feb. 1 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC KC557149.304 093Q Mon.-Fri., Mar. 1 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC KC557149.305 093Q Mon.-Fri., Mar. 22 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC KC557149.306 093Q Mon.-Fri., Apr. 12 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC KC557149.307 093Q Mon.-Fri., May 3 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC KC557149.308 093Q Mon.-Fri., May 24 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC For evening and weekend class sched- ules, please call (903) 983-8288. Communications English as a Second Language No tuition fee ESL classes are offered on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Kilgore College-Longview. Contact Adult Basic Education at 903-988-3738 for information about starting dates. Sign Language I, Conversational 8 weeks, 16 hours, $75 (SLNG 1003-Conversational American Sign Language for the Workplace) This course is designed for the non-signer who wishes to study American Sign Language. Class instruction covers the sign language alphabet, basic vocabulary, and conversational skills. Students learn introductions, basic questions and replies to questions. Emphasis is on developing a visual and gestural foundation through skills building activities. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC387003.63 092Q Mon., Jan. 25 6:00-8:00 p.m., AC106 Sign Language II, Conversational 8 weeks, 16 hours, $75 (SLNG 1003-Conversational American Sign Language for the Workplace) This course is a continuation of Sign Language I. Class instruction will review brieV y the skills covered in the U rst class and begin more advanced signing. Students will gain a larger vocabulary. 8 COMMUNICATIONS " COMPUTER Kilgore Campus: KC387004.64 093Q Mon., Mar. 29 6:00-8:00 p.m., AC106 Spanish, Beginning Conversational 12 weeks, 36 hours, $115 (FRNL 1001-Occupational SpeciU c Foreign Language) Emphasis on conversation while developing Spanish vocabulary and phraseology used for business, travel, and other communication needs. Instruc- tion will be in selected vocabulary, pronunciation, and basic structures. Learn to order meals, greet people, and make inquiries in Spanish. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC127010.63 092Q Tues., Jan. 26 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC126 KC 3Longview: KC127010.80 092Q Tues., Feb. 16 6:30-9:20 p.m. Spanish, Intermediate Conversational 12 weeks, 36 hours, $115 (FRNL 1001 - Occupational SpeciU c Foreign Language) This class provides a continuation of Spanish conversational skills focusing on idiomatic expressions and sentence structure. Students will practice the material learned in the U rst class and continue to build their Spanish vocabulary. Kilgore Campus: KC127007.64 092Q Thurs., Jan. 28 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC126 KC Longview: KC127007.81 092Q Thurs., Feb. 18 6:30-9:20 p.m. Computer Access, Beginning 6 weeks, 18 hours, $95 (ITSW 1053-Introduction to Database/File Management) Access is a relational database software to manage data that is organized into lists, such as information about customers, products, vendors, employees, projects or sales. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC202054.63 093Q Mon., Apr. 19 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC218 Computer Applications 3 Teach Me How To & 2 weeks, 10 hours, $49 (ITSW 1058-Specialized Computer Applications) This course is designed for students who would like to learn computer applications and to obtain the knowledge necessary to perform speciU c operations in a particular setting. Kilgore Campus: KC077082.63 093Q Tues. /Thurs., Apr. 27 1:00-3:30 p.m., AC218 Computer Basics 2 weeks, 10 hours, $49 (ITSC 1012-Beginning Computers) This course is designed for beginning computer students. You will gain a basic understanding of micro- computer language, components, functions, and Windows environ- ment. Kilgore Campus: KC202078.62 092Q Tues. /Thurs., Feb. 2 12:30-3:00 p.m., AC218 Computer File and Directory Management 2 day, 8 hours, $49 (ITSC 1006 - Introduction to Computer Operating System) Learn the basics of getting your data U les organized. We will be using the hard drive, V ash drives, and external hard drives. This is a study of micropro- cessor architecture, U le creation/ deletion, and folder/directory creation and deletion. Learn how to set up your data in a logical and organized manner. You will be using tips and tricks on cutting, copying, and pasting data. Have you ever created a U le and not been able to U nd it? Learn creative shortcuts. KC Longview: KC202112.80 093Q Sat., Apr. 10 & 17 8:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m. Computers, Introduction to 6 weeks, 18 hours, $95 (ITSC 1012-Beginning Computers) Beginning computer students will gain a basic understanding of micro- computer language, nomenclature (components), functions, and applica- tions. An understanding of Windows, word processing, spreadsheets, and database programs will be gained. This is a hands-on course. KC Longview: KC202005.80 093Q Tues., Feb. 16 6:30-9:20 p.m. KC202005. 81 093Q Tues., Apr. 13 6:30-9:20 p.m. Digital Cameras and Photo Enhancing 2 day, 8 hours, $49 (ITSW 1003-Introduction to Digital Imaging) Learn to use a digital camera, download your photos, and enhance your digital photos and graphics. This is a two day class covering the basics of digital imaging. Projects, photographs and graphic U les will be furnished for this course. You do not need a camera. KC Longview: KC202186.80 094Q Sat., Jun. 5 & 12 8:30am 3 12:20 p.m. Email and Instant Messaging 2 weeks, 10 hours, $49 (ITNW 1007-Internet, Basic) Learn how to email, send attachments and use AOL Instant Messaging. Scanners will also be used to send pictures and other attachments. Kilgore Campus: KC202153.64 093Q Tues. /Thurs., Apr. 13 12:30-3:00 p.m., AC218 Enhancing Your Digital Photographs 6 weeks, 18 hours, $95 (ITSW 1003-Introduction to Digital Imaging) Learn the art of enhancing your digital photos and graphics. You will learn how to improve your photos through the elimination of redeye, and changing of contrast and lighting. Improve your photos by eliminating unwanted objects 9 COMPUTER and adding objects from one photo to another. Cutting and pasting your work to other windows environment programs will be covered. Projects, photographs and graphic U les will be furnished for this course. KC Longview: KC747040.81 093Q Thurs., Feb. 18 6:30-9:20 p.m. KC747040.82 093Q Thurs., Apr. 15 6:30-9:20 p.m. Excel, Beginning 6 weeks, 18 hours, $95 (ITSW 1022-Introduction to Electronic Spreadsheets) An electronic spread- sheet is an application you use to perform numeric calculations and to analyze and present numeric data. One advantage of spreadsheets over pencil and paper is that your calcu- lations are updated automatically, so you can change entries without having to manually calculate. You will learn to generate electronic spreadsheets, enter and edit data, create graphs, perform calcula- tions, produce charts, and customize reports. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC202052.62 092Q Thurs., Feb. 4 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC218 KC Longview: KC202052.80 093Q Mon., Feb. 15 6:30-9:20 p.m. Excel, Intermediate 6 weeks, 18 hours, $95 (ITSW 1046-Intermediate Spread- sheets I) This is a continuation of the Excel I class. This course covers managing worksheet date, using tables, automating worksheet tasks, enhancing charts, and sharing Excel U les. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC202059.63 093Q Thurs., Mar. 25 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC218 KC Longview: KC202059.81 093Q Mon., Apr. 12 6:30-9:20 p.m. Getting Started with a Computer 2 days, 8 hours, $49 (ITSC 1012-Beginning Computers) Students will learn, by hands-on application, how to set up a computer with the various types of peripherals (mouse, monitor, printer, keyboard, audio speakers, etc.). Once the computer is set up, students will be given basic instructions on the following: Windows, using basic software, formatting disks, setting up new directories, and using various computer programs. This course is designed to get individuals with very little computer knowledge over the fear of using their new computer. Kilgore Campus KC202071.62 092Q Sat., Jan. 9, 16 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., AC218 KC Longview: KC202071.82 093Q Sat., Feb. 27 & Mar. 6 8:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m. KC202071.83 094Q Sat., July 24 and 31 8:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m. Internet Basics 2 weeks, 10 hours, $49 (ITNW 1007-Internet, Basic) Students will experience hands-on training with popular browsing software to navigate the cInforma- tion Super Highway. d Kilgore Campus: KC202074.64 093Q Tues. /Thurs., Mar. 23 12:30-3:00 p.m., AC218 Internet Basics and E-mail Basics 8 hours, $49 (ITNW 1007-Internet, Basic) This is a hands-on course to get you over the fear of using the internet. Learn the latest tricks and shortcuts for U nding the information you require. Learn how to copy and paste text, pictures, and objects from the internet to your computer. This course includes many projects to help you understand how to better utilize the internet. You will also learn how to manage email and to use a program such as Outlook. Kilgore Campus: KC202106.65 092Q Sat., Feb. 6, 1 day 8:30-5:30, AC218 KC Longview: KC202106.80 093Q Sat., Apr. 24 & May 1, 2 days 8:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m. Keyboarding for Computers 18 hours, $95 (POFT 1014-Keyboarding) This course offer the student the opportu- nity to learn touch-type keyboarding skills at a productive rate of speed and accuracy. Kilgore Campus KC202051.62 092Q Tues./Thurs. Jan. 12, 3 weeks 12:00-3:00pm, AC218 KC Longview: KC202051.80 093Q Mon., Feb. 15, 6 weeks 6:30-9:20 p.m. KC202051.81 093Q Mon., Apr. 12, 6 weeks 6:30-9:20 p.m. OfQ ce Basics 2 days, 16 hours, $77 (ITSC 1022-Introduction to Computer Applications in Business) This is a two day hands-on course to introduce the participants to the Microsoft OfU ce Suite of programs including Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. Learn how to integrate your work between the various programs. Kilgore Campus: KC202169.62 092Q Sat., Apr. 17 & 24 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC218 OfQ ce Basics 6 weeks, 18 hours, $95 (ITSC 1022-Introduction Computer Applications in Business) This course will introduce the participants to the Microsoft OfU ce Suite of programs, including Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. Learn how to integrate your work between the various programs. Students should bring CD or V ash drive to class. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC202109.63 092Q Mon., Jan. 11 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC218 10 COMPUTER " CONSTRUCTION KC Longview: KC202169.84 093Q Wed., Feb. 17 6:30-9:20 p.m. KC202169.85 093Q Wed., Apr. 14 6:30-9:20 p.m. PowerPoint, Basics 8 hours, $49 (ITSW 1037-Introduction to Presen- tation Software) PowerPoint is a presentation graphics program. One of the most powerful ways to present an idea, plan, or report to a group is to use a series of slides that illustrate the important points. This course includes tips and tricks to help you build a powerful presentation. Kilgore Campus: KC202121.62 092Q Sat., Jan. 23, 1 day 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., AC218 KC202121.63 093Q Sat., May 8, 1 day 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., AC218 KC Longview: KC202121.86 093Q Sat., May 8 & 15, 2 days 8:30 a.m.-12:20:p.m. Publisher, Basics 8 hours, $49 (GRPH 1002-Introduction to Desktop Publishing) This is a quick start course introducing the student to a desktop publisher program. Create a publication. Work with text boxes and graphic objects. Work with multiple pages and advanced features, such as web pages. You will also be introduced to Word Art and other text enhancing methods. Learn how to make posters, brochures, business cards, banners, greeting cards, graphics, and letterheads. Kilgore Campus: KC202117.63 093Q Sat., Mar. 27, 1 day 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC218 KC 3Longview: KC2021172.80 093Q Sat., Jun. 19 & 26, 2 days 8:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m. Quickbooks, Level I and Quickbooks, Level II Introduction to the Quickbooks accounting program. KC Longview: Please call the Small Business Devel- opment Center @ (903) 757-5857 for starting date. Video Basics 2 weeks, 8 hours, $49 (FLMC 1002-Event Videography) Learn video techniques for shooting and editing events such as weddings, sports, plays, and video testimonials. The student will learn to use video hardware and software including editing and producing a video. You do not have to own video equipment to take this class. KC Longview: KC077070.87 094Q Sat., July 10 & 17 8:30a.m.-12:20 p.m. Web Page Design 6 weeks, 18 hours, $95 (ITNW 1059-World Wide Web) Students will learn to design a profes- sional web page easily and quickly. This course will focus on the use of the World Wide Web (www) and the creation and maintenance of web pages. Web browsers and Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) are discussed. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC202136.63 093Q Mon., Mar. 1 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC218 Word Basics 2 weeks, 10 hours, $49 (POFI 1024-Word Processing Appli- cations I) This hands-on course in the use of Microsoft Word is designed for beginning students. The course will cover editing functions, formatting test, search and replace, spell check, mail merges, and printer setup. Kilgore Campus: KC077038.63 093Q Tues. /Thurs., Feb. 23 12:30-3:00 p.m., AC218 Word, Beginning 6 weeks, 18 hours, $95 (POFI 1024-Word Processing Appli- cations I) Microsoft Word is a word processing program that makes it easy to create a variety of profes- sional-looking documents, from simple letters and memos to news- letters, research papers, blog posts, business cards, resumes, U nancial reports, and other documents that include multiple pages of text and sophisticated formatting. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC077026.64 092Q Tues., Feb. 2 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC218 KC Longview: KC077026.87 093Q Thurs., Feb. 18 6:30-9:20 p.m. Word, Intermediate 6 weeks, 18 hours, $95 (POFI 1042-Word Processing Appli- cations II) This is a continuation of the beginning Microsoft Word II course. This course includes illus- trating documents with graphics, working with themes and building blocks, merging word documents, working with styles and templates, and developing multipage documents. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC077034.63 093Q Tues., Mar. 30 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC218 KC Longview: KC077034.88 093Q Thurs., Apr. 15 6:30-9:20 p.m. Construction Math for the Building Trades 8 weeks, 24 hours, $175 (TECM 1013 3 Occupational Math) This course reviews applied math- ematics required in the various building trade occupations. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC097357.300 093Q Wed.., Feb. 17 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Printreading for Construction I - Residential 8 weeks, 24 hours, $175 (DFTG 1023-Blueprint Reading for SpeciU c Occupations) This course is designed for those individuals seeking knowledge of basic construc- tion print reading or increased knowledge of construction drawings. 11 CONSTRUCTION " DRAFTING " EDUCATION Emphasis will be placed on inter- preting and visualizing construction drawings. Topics include construc- tion mathematics, dimensioning techniques, plot plans, V oor plans, elevations, sections, and details. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC459561.303 093Q Mon., Feb. 15 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Printreading for Construction II Residential and Light Commercial 8 weeks, 24 hours, $175 (DFTG 1023-Blueprint Reading for SpeciU c Occupations) This course covers printreading fundamen- tals, construction materials and light frame construction utilized in residential and light commercial buildings. Topics include brick- veneer residences, multifamily dwellings, and commercial buildings. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC479585.304 093Q Tues., Feb. 23 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Printreading for Construction III Heavy Commercial 8 weeks, 24 hours, $175 (DFTG 1023-Blueprint Reading for SpeciU c Occupations) This course covers heavy commercial construc- tion, including site work; mechanical and electrical systems; structural steel; reinforced concrete; and U nish construction. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC459570.305 093Q Thurs., Feb 25. 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Spanish for Construction Sites 6 weeks, 18 hours, $150 (FRNL 1001-Occupational SpeciU c Foreign Language) This Command Spanish® course is intended for non- Spanish-speaking construction site supervisors and other construction site staff or ofU ce staff who may come into contact with Spanish-speaking employees. Upon completion, partic- ipants will be able to use Spanish to: greet and compliment employees; express numbers, measure- ments, and fractions; assist with employment and scheduling issues; control safety and medical situations; and issue commands for general and speciU c construction tasks. No prior knowledge of Spanish necessary. Training manual provided. Class limit: 20. Registration deadline: Mon., Feb 8, 2010 KC-Longview: KC127043.802 093Q Wed., Feb. 17 6:30-9:20 p.m. Drafting AutoCad I - Computer Drafting 6 weeks, 24 hours, $125 (DFTG 1014-Introduction to Computer-Assisted Drafting and Design) This is an introductory course in the use of AutoCad 2009 proceeding step by step through AutoCad basics. Some drawing knowledge or experience required. Textbook and CD-RW disc or V ash drive are required. Class limit: 14. Kilgore Campus: KC479521.62 092Q Wed., Jan. 20 6:00-10:00 p.m., AT203 AutoCad II - Computer Drafting 6 weeks, 24 hours, $125 (DFTG 1050-Computer Assisted Drafting and Design I) This is a continuation of Autocad I course. Additional instruction is given on the basic commands with new commands added. Textbook and CD-RW disc or V ash drive are required. Class limit: 14 Kilgore Campus: KC479522.63 093Q Wed., Mar. 3 6:00-10:00 p.m., AT203 Education Substitute Teacher/Teacher Aide 1 day, 8 hours, $50 (EDTC 1002-Substitute Teacher) This course will help you develop skills to become a successful substitute teacher or teacher 9s aide for all grade levels. Topics include classroom management, teaching strategies and skills, professionalism, special education, U ll-in activities, and safety and legal aspects. During the course, you will be able to assemble your own cbag of tricks d to be used in the classroom. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC204101.63 093Q Tues., Mar. 23 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., AC106 Child Development Associate Training Program (CDA) program represents a national effort to credential qualiU ed caregivers who work with young children from birth to age U ve. This program consists of 120 instructional hours that link theory to practical applica- tion and is designed to successfully prepare adult students for the CDA assessment administered by the Council for Early Childhood Profes- sional Recognition. In order to obtain this certiU cation, all four courses listed below must be successfully completed. For more information call 903-983-8288. Child Development Associate (CDA) Information Session You are invited to a free informa- tion session to learn more about the Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential program and other early childhood courses offered by Kilgore College. You 9ll meet the instructor, review the materials, and get your questions answered. Most impor- tantly, you 9ll U nd out how these programs can assist you with your career objectives, all without cost or obligation. For reservations or for more information, please call 903-983-8288. Date: Tuesday, Feb. 1 Time: 6:30 p.m. Place: AC105 Child Development Associate I 5 weeks, 30 hours, $200 (CDEC 1006-Learning Theory for Child Care Workers) This course provides instruction in the principles of child growth and development; the observation and recording of children 9s behavior, and planning for a safe, healthy learning environment. Kilgore Campus: KC350009.300 093Q Tues. /Thurs., Feb. 23 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC105 12 EDUCATION " ELECTRIC POWER TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE Child Development Associate II 5 weeks, 30 hours, $200 (CDEC 1012-Child Guidance and Discipline) This course focuses on supporting the social and emotional development in young children by helping develop a child 9s sense of self by creating environments that foster friendly and cooperative behavior; and the positive practices that guide young children 9s behavior. Kilgore Campus: KC350010.300 093Q Tues. /Thurs., Apr. 6 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC105 Child Development Associate III 5 weeks, 30 hours, $200 (CDEC 1008-Curriculum/Activities for Young Children) This course provides a study of physical devel- opment and the environments that foster the following: gross and U ne motor skills; communication and language development; creativity; cognitive (intellectual) development; curiosity, exploration and problem solving in young children. Kilgore Campus: KC350011.300 093Q Tues. /Thurs., May 11 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC105 Child Development Associate IV 5 weeks, 30 hours, $200 (CDEC 1007 3 Child Care Methods for Child Care Workers) This course focuses on establishing productive relationships with families, managing an effective program; and the importance of maintaining your commitment to professionalism. Kilgore Campus: KC350012.300 094Q Tues. /Thurs., June 8 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC105 Cultural Diversity for School Personnel 3 weeks, 8 hours, $100 (POFT 1032-Workplace Diversity) This Command Spanish® course is intended for anyone working with students or parents in public, private or parochial schools. Upon completion, participants will be able to: better relate to Spanish-speaking students and their parents; differentiate among various Latino groups; develop an appreciation for Spanish-speaking and Hispanic cultural, educational, and family values; improve faculty/ student relations; promote greater inclusion in the classroom; deal more effectively with disciplinary problems; and encourage greater participation by Hispanic students and parents in the educational process. Training manual provided. Registration deadline: Apr. 8, 2010. Kilgore Campus: KC227151.300 093Q Mon., Apr. 19 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Spanish for School Personnel 8 weeks, 24 hours, $175 (FRNL 1001-Occupational SpeciU c Foreign Language) This Command Spanish® course is intended for classroom teachers, school administrators, front ofU ce personnel, school nurses, bus drivers, custodians, and security staff who have contact with Spanish- speaking students and visitors. Upon completion, participants will be able to use Spanish to: monitor and control non-classroom school settings; respond to medical emergencies; greet and give instructions to parents or visitors; engage in security measures; identify students 9 needs; and assist classroom teachers in classroom and instructional management. This course is NOT intended for bilingual teachers. No prior knowledge of Spanish necessary. Training manual provided. Class limit: 20. Registration deadline: Apr 8, 2010. Kilgore Campus: KC127093.308 093Q Tues. /Thurs., Apr. 20 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Electric Power Technology CertiQ cate Electric Power Technology Course Information Sessions: You are invited to a free informa- tion session to learn more about the Electric Power Technology CertiU - cate offered by Kilgore College. You 9ll meet the instructors, review the course materials, and get your questions answered. Most impor- tantly, you 9ll U nd out how this training certiU cate can assist you with your career objectives, all without cost or obligation. For reser- vations or for more information, please call 903-983-8288. Dates: Jan. 14, 2010 Feb. 11, 2010 Time: 6:30 p.m. Place: Bert E. Woodruff Adult Education Center in Kilgore - Room 220 Mandatory Orientation Feb. 26, 9:00-11:00 a.m. Henderson Campus Fundamentals of Electricity 1 week, 48 hours, $350 (ELPT 1019 3 Fundamentals of Electricity I) This course is an intro- duction to the electrical theory and concepts found in basic electrical systems encountered by line workers. Topics include transmission funda- mentals, distribution characteris- tics and nomenclature, and applied electrical mathematical calculations. Henderson Campus: KC477053.300 093Q Mon.-Fri., Mar. 1 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., RCEC Climbing Skills I 1 week, 48 hours, $350 (LNWK 1011-Climbing Skills) This course is an introduction to the theory and applications of pole climbing. Topics include safety, climbing techniques, tool and pole inspection, pole top rescue, rigging, and fall protection devices. Henderson - RCEC: KC477045.303 093Q Mon.-Fri., Mar. 8 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., RCEC Computer Applications for Line Workers 1 week, 16 hours, $175 (ITSW 1058 3 Specialized Computer Applications) This course is an overview of the basic computer operations used by line workers in the electrical industry. Topics include application software, functions, document formatting, directories, disk drives, and folder icons. 13 ELECTRIC POWER TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE " ELECTRICAL " FOOD SERVICE Kilgore Campus: KC077078.301 093Q Mon.-Fri., Mar. 15 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., AC Climbing Skills II 1 week, 15 hours, $225 This course is continuation of the theory and applications of pole climbing. Topics include safety, climbing techniques, tool and pole inspection, pole top rescue, rigging, and fall protection devices. Henderson 3 RCEC: KC477059.302 093Q Mon.-Fri., Mar. 22 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., RCEC Effective Communications Skills 1 week, 24 hours, $200 (POFT 1020-Communications Skills for Business and Industry) This course is a study of the written and speaking skills applicable to the duties and responsibilities of a line worker. Topics include proper written communication skills, grammar, sentence structure, punc- tuation, capitalization, spelling, correct content and tone for e-mail communication, and rules for clear and concise telephone conversations. Henderson Campus: KC097401.301 093Q Mon.-Fri., Mar. 29 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., AC Electrical Safety and Tools 1 week, 48 hours, $350 (ELPT 1021 3 Introduction to Electrical Safety and Tools) This course covers line worker safety rules and regulations. Topics include the selection, inspection, use, and maintenance of common tools used by line workers. Henderson Campus: KC477052.302 093Q Mon.-Fri., Apr. 5 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., RCEC Utility Vehicle Operations 1 week, 16 hours, $175 (CVOP 2001 3 Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations) This course is an overview of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations and their appli- cation to the commercial vehicle operator. Topics include driver 9s record of status, physical require- ments, drug and/or alcohol testing, safety requirements of equipment, and defensive driving. Henderson Campus: KC557140.301 093Q Mon.-Fri., Apr. 12 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., AC Safety Regulations 1 week, 48 hours, $350 (OSHT 1001-Introduction to Safety and Health) This course introduces basic concepts of safety and health. Topics include general OSHA compliance safety training certiU ca- tion and 1910.269. Henderson 3 RCEC KC499627.302 093Q Mon.-Fri, Apr. 19 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., RCEC Live Line Safety 1 week, 48 hours, $350 (LNWK 1091-Special Topics in Line worker) This is a study of cover-up procedures and safety requirements for work on energized electrical circuits. Topics include use and care of insulating equipment and tools, minimum approach distances, nominal voltage recognition, system protection and operation basics, and equipment operation. Henderson 3 RCEC KC477044.302 093Q Mon.-Fri., Apr. 26 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., RCEC Distribution Operations 1 week, 48 hours, $350 (LNWK 1041-Distribution Operations) This course is a study of the theo- retical and practical operation of electric utility distribution systems. Topics include the basics of single phase transformers, regulators, re-closers, capacitors, fusing, and overhead and underground distribu- tion systems. Henderson Campus: KC477043.301 093Q Mon.-Fri., May 3 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., RCEC Electrical Electrician Exam Review 6 weeks, 36 hours, $325 (ELPT 2001-Journeyman Electri- cian Exam Review) This course prepares individuals for journeyman, maintenance, and master electrician licensure with emphasis on electrical theory, calculations, wiring methods, and the National Electric Code (NEC). Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC477031.301 093Q Tues. /Thur., Feb. 23 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Residential Wiring I 16 weeks, 64 hours, $450 (ELPT 1029-Residential Wiring) This hands-on course covers wiring methods used for single family, two family, and multi-family dwellings. Topics include computation of circuit sizes needed for the installation of branch circuits, feeders, and service entrance conductors, proper instal- lation of wiring devices according to electrical codes, grounding methods, installation of ground fault circuits, and residential wiring methods. Emphasis will be placed on safety requirements. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC477029.301 093Q Mon., Feb 22 6:00-10:00 p.m., AC220 Food Service Dietetic Food Service Supervisor 15 weeks, 120 hours, $260 (IFWA 1043-Food Service Supervisor for Nursing Homes, Hospitals and State Hospitals) This course is designed to fulU ll the requirements of the Texas State Department of Health for Food Service Supervisors in healthcare institutions. It includes a study of the organization of food service departments, personal hygiene and sanitation, nutrition and diet therapy, menu planning, purchasing and storing foods, food preparation and service, as well as sanitation and housekeeping safety. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC297001.62 092Q Mon. /Wed., Jan. 25 5:30-9:30 p.m., AC125 14 HEALTH AND MEDICAL RELATED Health and Medical Related Insurance Coding, ICD-9 16 weeks, 48 hours, $175 (HITT 1013-Insurance Coding) This course covers the International Clas- siU cation of Disease Codes which are used in a medical ofU ce to code patients 9 records with physicians 9 diagnosis. The course is designed for those who wish to seek employment in the medical insurance coding U eld. Prerequisite: Medical Termi- nology and high school diploma or GED. A grade of 75% is passing. Textbook required. Limit: 20. Kilgore Campus: KC087045.62 092Q Thurs., Jan. 14 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC108 Medical Coding, Advanced 16 weeks, 48 hours, $175 (HITT 1041-Coding and ClassiU ca- tion Systems) This course will cover the presentation and application of basic coding rules, guidelines and conventions in advanced applica- tions. Prerequisite: Completion of both basic CPT-4 and ICD-9 continuing education insurance coding courses and medical termi- nology; or two years experience as an active medical coder and/or be AAPC/AHIMA certiU ed. Textbook required. Limit: 20. Kilgore Campus: KC077076.62 092Q Wed., Jan. 13 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC108 Medical Insurance Specialist 16 weeks, 48 hours, $175 (POFM 1027-Medical Insurance) This course is for those desiring a position in a medical, dental, surgical, or chiropractic environ- ment. Students will learn to properly prepare and submit claims to third party payers for maximum reim- bursement and will learn the various forms and how to properly prepare and submit the forms. Textbook required. Kilgore Campus: KC077017.62 092Q Mon., Jan. 11 6:30-9:30 p.m., AC108 Medical Terminology 15 weeks, 45 hours, $140 (HITT 1005-Medical Terminology I) This course gives the student a working knowledge of medical terms; emphasis on word building, recogni- tion, pronunciation, spelling, and abbreviations used in the medical environment. The course is designed for those desiring employment in a health care profession or wanting to expand their knowledge in their present job. Textbook required. KC Longview: KC267051.80 093Q Tues., Feb. 16 6:30-9:20 p.m. Medical Transcription 16 weeks, 48 hours, $250 (MRMT 1002-Medical Transcrip- tion) This course is designed to teach an individual the skills for transcription of medical data, medical terminology, ethical and legal considerations, medical history and physical records, radiology, operations, pathology, discharge procedures, and autopsies. Students must be able to follow oral instruc- tions. Prerequisites: You must (1) have completed a medical terminology class and (2) be proU cient in word processing, sentence structuring and punctuation skills. Textbook required. Limit: 14. Kilgore Campus: KC077044.62 092Q Wed., Jan. 13 6:00-9:00 p.m., AC218 Medication Administration 17 weeks, 140 hours, $350 (NURA 1013-Medication Admin- istration for the Nurse Aide/Home Health Aide) Students must register at the Kilgore Campus. This course is designed to prepare nursing aides who are currently employed in health care institutions to meet the requirements necessary to qualify them to administer certain medica- tions to patients in licensed health care institutions. Prerequisite: Each s tudent that is not a CertiU ed Nurse Aide is required to have worked 90 days in a facility (facilities included are assisted living, personal care, state schools for the mentally retarded, ICF-MR, or the Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice facilities) licensed under Health and Safety code chapters prior to the beginning of the U rst class day as a non-licensed direct care staff person. If the student is a certiU ed CNA, he/she must be active on the Texas Nurse Aide Registry and must be employed in the capacity of a CNA in a facility licensed under chapter 242 by the U rst class day. All students must be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or GED. Textbook required. Limit: 20. Kilgore Campus: KC267003.63 092Q Tues. /Thurs., Jan. 19 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., AC108 Medication Administration, Update 1 day, 7 hours, $50 (NURA 1041-Professional Develop- ment: Medication Aide) This course is required for each medication aide to retain his/her medication admin- istration certiU cation. Registration deadline is by noon of the Thursday prior to the class day. Classroom limit is 30. Kilgore Campus: KC267002.65 092Q Fri., Feb. 5 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC108 KC267002.66 093Q Fri., Mar. 5 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC108 KC267002.67 093Q Sat., Apr. 10 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC108 KC267002.68 093Q Fri., May 7 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC108 Nursing Assistant (Aide) 4 weeks, $119 tuition, $15 required insurance. (NURA 1001-Nurse Assistant) This course teaches concepts and skills required to provide basic patient care in a health care facility. Successful completion entitles one to test for registration as a nursing assistant. You must register at KC-Longview Campus in person only. KC Longview: For more information call (903) 753-2642. 15 HEALTH AND MEDICAL RELATED " HUMAN RESOURCES Nursing Home Activity Director 12 weeks, 96 hours, $230 This course is designed to fulU ll state requirements for nursing home activity directors. Students do not have to be employed in a nursing home, but have to complete both portions of study as listed below along with 112 hours of outside classroom practicum for nursing home activity director before graduation. The required textbook may be purchased for $60 from the instructor on the U rst day of class. Prerequisites: All students must be able to read and write English and must have a high school diploma or GED. Class limit: 20. Nursing Home Activity Director I (GERS 1004-Long Term Care Activity Directing I) Nursing Home Activity Director II (GERS 1007-Long Term Care Activity Directing II) KC297002.63 093Q Sat., Feb. 20 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC140 KC297004.61 093Q Sat., Apr. 10 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC140 Pharmacy Technician 27 weeks, 182 hours, $2,300 +120 hours externship (PHRA 1001-Introduction to Pharmacy, PHRA 1002-Pharmacy Law, PHRA 1009-Pharmaceu- tical Mathematics I, PHRA 1013- Community Pharmacy Practice) Kilgore College in partnership with Boston Reed College is offering a 27-week Pharmacy Technician course at the Kilgore campus on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. As a Pharmacy Technician you assist the pharmacist with mixing and packaging prescriptions, maintain client records, refer clients to the pharmacist for counseling, assist with inventory control and purchasing, as well as collect payment and coordinate billing. Upon satisfac- tory completion of 182 hours of classroom instruction and compe- tencies, students will be placed in 120 hours of externship with a local pharmacy. Please visit the Kilgore College website at www.kilgore.edu for information on the next course. Phlebotomy 200 hours, $420 tuition, $30 required insurance (PLAB 1023-Phlebotomy 3 Intro- duction, PLAB 1060-Phlebotomy - Clinical) Learn the medical practice of opening a vein and drawing blood. This course is 200 hours consisting of 80 hours classroom lecture, 20 hours classroom clinical, and 100 hours of site clinical. To enter clinical, students must pass the lecture portion of t

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