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Skills training for any economy... Greetings, We are excited to share our 2013 edition of Salt Lake Community College’s Division of Continuing Education catalog, which is also available on our website along with course and program specific information at www.slcccontinuinged.com. Classes and programs through the Division of Continuing Education at the College offer flexible schedules, including evenings and accelerated blocks, traditional day and afternoon sessions, as well as online courses and downloadable applications. Meeting student and community educational needs is our greatest priority. Instructors are practitioners of the subjects in which they teach. Division highlights include: Green Academy — Course offerings in energy efficiency, green design and construction, electric sector and renewable

Introduction energy technology are growing. With the recent completion of the Solar Training Lab, the photovoltaic training has expanded. Industry workforce education certificates are available in the energy sector including an AAS degree and technical training in Energy Management/Energy Efficiency. A certificate in Electric Power Technology provides an educational background to compete for a wide-range of jobs in Utah’s growing industry. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) — Continuing professional development courses approved by the Utah Division of Occupational & Professional Licensing (DOPL) for professional licensing renewal is now more convenient than ever. Meet your professional development requirements with our audio lectures. Listen to your course while you commute to work or load it onto your MP3 player, phone or iPod® for absolute convenience. Each course is available in a self-paced format that can be registered for and taken at any time. CEUs for license renewal are available for architects, attorneys, contractors, electricians, engineers, and funeral directors

| Continuing Education at Salt Lake Community College | with offerings being added regularly. The College also offers many comprehensive 6-week online courses through our training partner, Education to Go. These courses can be completed anytime, day or night from the convenience of your home or office. Workforce Education Training and Certificates – Continuing Education offers an array of options in high-growth industry sector careers including: pharmacy technicians, genealogists, group fitness instructors, information studies, event and travel planners, and therapeutic recreational technicians, and more. Please visit our website for details. Computer Workshops – Continuing Education workshops offer high-quality, short-term and practical training for professional and personal applications including Web development, graphic design, database design, accounting software, data analysis, and project management. Encore Institute – Salt Lake Community College is responding to the needs of a unique population by offering classes through its Encore Institute. This program is designed to support mature adults (50+) who want to explore a new career, start businesses, enrich their lives, and give back to the community in meaningful ways. Online Workforce & Personal Interest Training in partnership with Education to Go (ed2go) – These online courses include high-quality, instructor-led, short-term workforce skills training and the College also offers online longer-term certificate programs. You’ll find over 300 short-term and 40+ certificate programs in the Continuing Education catalog and on our website. Career Exploration Courses – Explore your opportunities and learn more about various careers, professions and industries before enrolling in a comprehensive program. Transition to Teaching – These courses assist professionals in obtaining a state teaching certificate for public schools. As part of a comprehensive community college seeking to respond to community and industry needs, new initiatives are always being developed – so check in frequently. If you can’t locate an interest or have additional questions, please be sure to contact us or visit www.slcccontinuinged.com.

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Jennifer Saunders, M.Ed. Associate Dean, Continuing Education School of Applied Technologies & Professional Development

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Certified Operator Pool Computer Workshops ProfessionalContinuing Development A - Z Index A - Accelerated Business Degree Health and Wellness months with a recommended letter grade of C or A-Z Index better, or qualifying placement score. • Complete CIS 1020 with a recommended letter grade of B or better, or qualifying placement score. Accelerated Business Degree (A.S.) Location: Miller Campus Contact: Cohort Begins: Spring (Tuesday & Thursday evenings) Elisha Suazo Credit/Non-Credit: Credit (Credit programs require (801) 957-5422 application to the College) [email protected] Program Courses: www.slcccontinuinged.com/abd CEAB 0001 Program Introductory Workshop (Non-Credit) Salt Lake Community College is the place to start or An introductory workshop to provide incoming students

A - Z Index advance a business career. The College offers a fast a brief overview of the Accelerated Business Degree track Associate of Science degree in Business. This program. program is geared toward working professionals who want to upgrade their skills, progress in their careers COMM 1020 Principles of Public Speaking (3 Cr) or transfer to a 4-year business program. Complete a Learn how to prepare and deliver speeches for civic degree in as few as 14 months. and professional occasions. Covers basic theory and skills practice, including audience analysis, anxiety QUALITY INSTRUCTION management, critical listening, supporting claims with At the College, students have access to full-time highly evidence, persuasion, motivation and delivery. qualified instructors and advisors who work as a team to integrate courses and meet high academic standards. BUS 1050 Foundations of Business (3 Cr) Provides a historical, sociological and philosophical

| Accelerated Business | Degree DESIGNED FOR WORKING PROFESSIONALS overview of the fundamental aspects of business. Covers Students move through the program as a group and business practices influenced by socioeconomics, the generally take three classes each block. The courses human element, ethics in the workplace and social utilize a blend of classroom and online instruction. responsibility in a global market. PREDICTABLE SCHEDULE ANTH 2011 People & Cultures of SW (3 Cr) Classes meet every Tuesday and Thursday evening. An introduction to the diverse peoples of the American CONVENIENT LOCATION Southwest. Examines cultures of the Hopi, Navajo and The Larry H. Miller Campus, 9750 South 300 West in Ute people. Sandy, is one of Utah’s premiere business facilities. MATH 1090 College Algebra - Business (3 Cr)

FAST TRACK Examines graphs, linear, quadratic, logarithmic and Complete a degree in as few as 14 months. The exponential functions, matrices, systems of equations and accelerated degree encompasses the core courses in inequalities, Leontief models, compound interest, geometric business needed to complete the Associate of Science and arithmetic series, and loans and annuities. in Business degree. For individuals who need General SOC 1010 Introduction to Sociology (3 Cr) Education (GE) classes, there are opportunities to take Provides an introduction to the nature and scope of the GE classes concurrently with the program. sociology, including systematic treatment of group life, ACCREDITATION social institutions, social problems, social change and The Associate of Science in Business degree is social control. accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business BUS 1100 Applied Business Calculus (3 Cr) Schools and Programs (ACBSP) and courses are Examines the mathematics of calculus in relation transferable to most 4-year institutions of higher to business applications. Reviews polynomial and education in Utah. exponential functions, mini-maxi theory, limits, PROGRAM PREREQUISITES derivatives and integration. Prospective students must: COMM 2150 Intercultural Communication (3 Cr) Examines how cultural similarities and differences • Complete an application. impede or enhance communication across cultures. • Complete ENGL 1010 within the last 12 Issues of diversity, values, norms among different months with a recommended letter grade of C cultures are explored. or better, or qualifying placement score. CSIS 2010 Bus. Computer Profic. - Database (3 Cr) • Complete MATH 1010 within the last 12 Introduces to the use of microcomputer-based

To register for courses call: 4 (801) 957-5200 database management software as a business solution Contact: tool. Examines essential concepts and syntax of Mykel Severson database and problem solving through software (801) 957-5407 tutorials and assignments. [email protected] MGT 2040 Business Statistics I (4 Cr) www.slcccontinuinged.com/pool Covers collection, analysis and interpretation of business This program provides training required under the and economic data. Includes measures of location and Utah Department of Health statute R392-302.1. dispersion, estimation and hypothesis testing, ANOVA, contingency tables, correlation and regression. Computer New or expired technicians attend a two day (16 access is required. hour) course that covers pool and spa chemistry, testing, treatment, filtration, maintenance and ENGL 2010 Intermediate Writing (3 Cr) automatic feeding equipment. It also addresses Extends principles of rhetorical awareness and local and state codes as well as other government knowledge-making introduced in English 1010 and requirements. A - Z Index increases ideological engagement within the classroom, and questions socioeconomic and political issues. Previously certified technicians whose certification Certain sections are taught using service-learning. HAS NOT expired attend a one-day refresher course All participants must pass an examination to be ACCT 2010 Survey of Financial Accounting (3 Cr) certified. The certification is valid for five years. Examines a broad view of accounting’s role in providing The course fee includes the Pool/Spa Operators information to external users of financial information. Handbook, produced and published by the National The primary focus is on the use of financial statements Swimming Pool Foundation. by investors, creditors and other entities outside of the organization. Location: Miller Campus

ECON 2010 Principles of Microeconomics (3 Cr) Semesters Offered: Monthly | Accelerated Pool Business Operator | Certified Degree | Credit/Non-Credit: Non-Credit Studies consumer and producer behavior, and the role specific economic units play in market development. Elasticity, Program Courses: consumer choice, production costs and profits are also CEHZ 0516 Certified Pool Operator examined relative to different levels of competition. This course is an intensive two-day program that ECON 1740 Economic History of U.S. (3 Cr) covers pool and spa chemistry, testing, treatment, filtration, maintenance and automatic feeding Studies the historical foundation of American economic equipment. It also addresses local and state codes growth and development from the colonial period to the as well as other government requirements and is present. Institutional and structural changes and processes required for all uncertified technicians. of growth in the American economy are also explored. Cost: $209 ACCT 2020 Managerial Accounting (3 Cr) January 22-23 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Examines a broad view of accounting’s role in providing February 19-20 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM information to support the internal decision-making March 19-20 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM organization. Primary focus is on management’s use April 23-24 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM of accounting information. May 21-22 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM ECON 2020 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 Cr) June 18-19 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Studies the economy as a whole, using examples from CEHZ 0517 Certified Pool Operator - Recertification current events. Examines concepts of scarcity, demand Day two of the Certified Pool Operator course is and supply, output and income, growth, inflation, designed for Certified Pool Operators previously unemployment, interest rates, money and banking. certified from the College or other institution whose MGT 2050 Legal Environment of Business (3 Cr) certification HAS NOT yet expired: Discusses principles of business law, including torts, Cost: $55 contracts, agency and commercial law. Reviews business January 23 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM forms, including sole proprietorship, partner-ships and February 20 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM corporations, and explores common legal problems March 20 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM in business. April 24 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM May 22 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM June 19 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Certified Pool Operator August 29 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM September 26 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM October 24 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 5 CECW 0409 Access Advanced Topics - Reporting Computer Workshops Techniques (7 Hr) Recommended: Access Level II Contact: Dan Trujillo, MBA This workshop is for the advanced Access user. Create (801) 957-4845 forms to enter criteria for reports, print criteria on reports, [email protected] sub-reports, grouping and sorts. Time is reserved for www.slcc.edu/workshops assistance on specific Reports. CECW 0410 Access Advanced Topics - Macro Quality, short-term computer training courses are Techniques (7 Hr) offered to both individuals and businesses at any skill level and are taught in person at several campus Recommended: Access Level III locations. This workshop is for the advanced Access user. Common

A - Z Index The College can also schedule custom training at and advanced macros are discussed, action queries a business or at a convenient campus location. and converting macros into visual basic code. Time is Workshops are offered monthly and do not require reserved for assistance on specific Macros. College enrollment. ADOBE ACROBAT PROFESSIONAL Location: Taylorsville Redwood Campus, Miller Campus and Library Square Center CECW 0803 Adobe Acrobat Pro (3 Hr) Semesters Offered: All Recommended: Familiar with basic computer skills Credit/Non-Credit: Non-Credit Learn the skills needed to create PDF (Portable Document Program Courses: Format) documents. Tasks include how to create MICROSOFT ACCESS interactive forms with Text fields, Checkboxes, Radio Buttons, List Boxes, Drop-down List, Combo Boxes, | Computer Workshops Computer | | CECW 0405 Access Level I (7 Hr) buttons and images. Recommended: Basic knowledge of Excel ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR This hands-on workshop guides students through database design theory and the steps needed to create CECW 0804 Adobe Illustrator Level I (6 Hr) a database. Time is reserved to assist students with Recommended: Familiar with basic computer skills and specific needs and projects. experience working with images CECW 0406 Access Level II (7 Hr) Introduces students to Adobe Illustrator; how to identify Recommended: Access Level I interface components; navigate in the artwork window; create shapes and text, Paintbrush tools, symbols, Pencil This workshop focuses on designing Queries, Forms and Pen tools. and Reports. Query tasks include using And/Or, comparison operators, calculated fields, multiple CECW 0805 Adobe Illustrator Level II (6 Hr) tables in a query, creating action queries and Recommended: Illustrator Level I advanced query wizards. Time is reserved to assist This workshop builds on the skills learned in Level I to students with specific needs and projects. create artwork for both print and Web. Learn how to CECW 0407 Access Level III (7 Hr) Transform objects, apply Filters and Effects, automate Recommended: Access Level II tasks, 3D effects, and Liquify. Take database skills to the next level. Learn sub ADOBE INDESIGN forms, form letters, integrating MS-Access with CECW 0806 Adobe InDesign Level I (6 Hr) Excel, Word and other databases to give other users access to a professional system without Recommended: Familiar with basic computer skills knowledge of MS-Access. Time is reserved to and experience working with images assist students with specific needs and projects. This workshop helps students design and produce CECW 0408 Access Advanced Topics - Query professional print documents and layouts. Students will Techniques (7 Hr) learn how to manipulate text, shapes, colors, frames, auto page numbers; import text, thread, and unthread Recommended: Access Level II text frames. This workshop is for the advanced Access user. CECW 0807 Adobe InDesign Level II (6 Hr) Learn how to base one query upon another, Joins, Crosstab Queries, and queries for Combo Boxes. Recommended: InDesign Level I Time is reserved for assistance on specific Queries. This workshop builds on the skills learned in Level I

To register for courses call: 6 (801) 957-5200 to create books, page layout, tables of content, and indices; Subtotals, and Database functions. convert documents to PDF, HTML, and XML formats. CECW 0214 Excel Using Advanced Functions (3.5 Hr) ADOBE PHOTOSHOP Recommended: Excel Level I CECW 0800 Photoshop Level I (6 Hr) This workshop introduces advanced Excel functions Recommended: Familiar with basic computer skills and including Financial Functions, IF, AND, OR Logic experience working with images Functions, VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, and ISERROR advanced functions. Students will learn Scenarios, This workshop helps students create images for both print and Goal Seek, and Custom Views. the Web. Students will use Photoshop’s basic tools, palettes, and layers to create images, retouch photographs, and save CECW 0215 Excel Templates/Sharing Tools (3.5 Hr) files using multiple file formats. Recommended: Excel Level I CECW 0801 Photoshop Level II (6 Hr) This workshop introduces the skills to organize A - Z Index Recommended: Photoshop Level I Excel information; Comments, Worksheet Protection, Workbook Protection, assigning and This course builds on the skills learned in Level I to Crop/ removing passwords. Students will also learn how Straighten Photos, using Shape Tools, Histogram Palette, Layer to create Excel Templates, and share and track opacity, Palettes, Background Eraser Tool, Noise and Rendering workbooks. Filters and Brush Strokes Filters. CECW 0216 Excel Macros, Toolbars, and Macro ADOBE PREMIER Buttons (3.5 Hr) CECW 0820 Premier Pro Introduction (9 Hr) Recommended: Excel Level I Recommended: Familiar with basic computer skills Learn how to define, record and run Excel Macros. Students will learn how to edit Macros, enter Macro Students will learn how to create a movie using Adobe Commands, use Relative and Absolute References; Workshops Computer | | Premiere software. This hands-on course guides students assign Macro shortcut-Keys, create and modify through the process of creating a movie from start to finish. macro buttons. Time is reserved to assist students with specific needs and projects. DREAMWEAVER MICROSOFT EXCEL CECW 0603 Dreamweaver (12 Hr) CECW 0210 Excel Level I (6 Hr) Recommended: Familiar with basic computer skills Recommended: Familiar with basic computer skills Dreamweaver is powerful web-authoring software to design, create and update web pages. Students Learn Excel formulas and functions! This workshop introduces will learn how to use the designer-friendly tools to the basic tools & shortcuts to become more productive using create and maintain professional web pages and MS Excel. Learn skills necessary for creating, printing and entire Websites. saving Excel workbooks. CECW 0211 Excel Working w/ Large Worksheets (3.5 Hr) FLASH Recommended: Excel Level I CECW 0607 Flash (12 Hr) Learn how to work with large data sets, multiple worksheets, Recommended: Familiar with basic computer skills how to insert/delete, move, copy, and rename worksheets. and experience working with images Other topics include 3-D formulas or formulas using multiple Learn the fundamentals of using Flash to design worksheets and multiple workbooks. animations for the Web. Introduces skills necessary CECW 0212 Excel Charts and Graphics (3.5 Hr) to create shapes, colors, lines, external images, layers, frame-by-frame animation, and work Recommended: Excel Level I with templates. Learn how to present data using Excel Charts; formatting chart objects, legends, data tables, source data, and printing CSS3/HTML5 options. Advanced formatting of Gridlines, Axis, Secondary CECW 0612 CSS3/HTML5 (9 Hr) Axis, Trendline, and user defined Charts. Recommended: Dreamweaver CECW 0213 Excel Database Management/Pivot Tables (3.5 Hr) This workshop builds on the concepts from the Recommended: Excel Level I Dreamweaver Workshop. Students learn how to Learn how to take raw data and create valuable management use CSS & XHTML to save time designing, reports using Excel Database tools and Pivot Tables. Filter, maintaining, and presenting a consistent sort, Conditional Format, Data Bars, Icon Sets, Data Validation, appearance for Web pages.

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 7 (801) 957-5200 (801) To register for courses call: To Familiar with basic computer skills and and with basic computer skills Familiar CECW 0125 Word Level III (6 Hr) (6 III Level Word 0125 CECW I Level Word Recommended: AutoCorrect, covers AutoFormat, This workshop Outline and Thesaurus, and Replace, Find AutoText, Footers, Headers and Hyperlinks, Section Diagrams, view, Endnotes, Bookmarks, Footnotes, of Contents, Table Documents. to create Master and how Revisions, Track MICROSOFT OUTLOOK Hr) (3 0504 Outlook CECW skills with basic computer Familiar Recommended: the skills necessaryStudents will learn for working with receive email, use attachments, Outlook to send and manage Contacts, and organize schedule appointments, email using folders. MICROSOFT POWERPOINT Hr) I (6 Level PowerPoint 0703 CECW Recommended: MS Word This workshop introduces the skills necessary to create presentations; work with the outline tab, PowerPoint Notes, Speaker Wizard, AutoContent Design Templates, and print options. slide layout, Slide Transitions Hr) (6 II Level PowerPoint 0704 CECW Level I PowerPoint Recommended: in Level I. This course builds on the skills learned presentations Students will learn how to create advanced using charts, tables; special effects, editing masters, Special Effects, Animation, saving a Custom Template, Sound and Video. MICROSOFT PROJECT Hr) Microsoft 0508 (12 Project CECW basic computer skills with Familiar Recommended: projects more effectively. to manage Use Microsoft Project Students will learn how to start new projects, work with resources, calendars, define/assign costs, Views, Tasks, and work with the critical path. MICROSOFT VISIO Hr) (6 Visio MS 0825 CECW with basic computer skills Familiar Recommended: Use Microsoft software Visio to communicate information by using diagrams. Students will learn about the Visio interface and how to create org charts, network diagrams, drawings, advanced layout and connection techniques. PUBLISHING DESKTOP Hr) (3 Publisher MS 0701 CECW with basic computer skills and Familiar Recommended: MS Word INTERNET OVERVIEW INTERNET Hr) Overview (3 Internet 0601 CECW computer skills with basic Familiar Recommended: the skills necessaryIntroduces to use the Internet. use search learn how to navigate, Students will print information. bookmarks, and engines, create and social media Gmail) (Yahoo, Internet email sites will be explored. THE MAC INTRODUCTION TO HR) Overview (6 Mac 0307 CECW put students in control of the This workshop will Learn how to manage files, Mac operating system. advantage of the and take use Mac programs, communications tools. Mac’s networking and PERSONAL COMPUTERS INTRODUCTION TO Hr) (3 PC’s to Introduction 0515 CECW Computer hardware/ Learn the basics of Personal software, features, Start Windows Menu, Taskbar, File shortcuts, window views, Cut, Copy and Paste, A USB drive Explorer. Management, and Windows is included in this workshop. MICROSOFT OFFICE SUITE Hr) Microsoft Office(18 0507 CECW Suite basic computer skills with Familiar Recommended: Learn the capabilities smarter not harder. Work Students of MS Office and improve productivity. Excel, will learn the basics of Microsoft Word, and Outlook. PowerPoint 0990 MicrosoftCECW Office to Office Upgrading (2 Hr) 2010/2013 basic computer skills with Familiar Recommended: This hands-on workshop will explain the new ribbon interface of MS Office 2010/2013, Quick changes Mini-toolbar and other key Access Toolbar, in the look and feel of MS Office. MICROSOFT WORD Hr) I (6 Level Word 0110 CECW with basic computer skills Familiar Recommended: This workshop teaches students the shortcuts in to create, format, print and save Word MS Word documents. Students will learn how to work with document views styles, tabs, indenting, bullets, and Headers/Footers. Hr) (6 II Level Word 0124 CECW Level I Word Recommended: This workshop covers dates and symbols, Tables, borders and shading, graphics, Watermarks, Mail Merge, labels, drawing objects; WordArt, catalogs, Sort, and how to record and run Macros.

A - Z Index | Computer Workshops | 8 Microsoft Publisher helps users create, personalize, and CECW 0314 Security+ Certification Workshop (12 Hr) share a wide range of professional-quality publications Recommended: A+ and Network + or and marketing materials. Create high-quality results equivalent experience without having graphic design experience. The Security+ training covers critical security QUICKBOOKS PRO concepts and skills required for Information CECW 0230 QuickBooks Pro Beginning (6 Hr) Technology security jobs with corporations and the Recommended: Familiar with basic computer skills government. This workshop helps students prepare to take the CompTIA Security+ certification exam. This workshop will review accounting basics using Students may enroll in-person or online. QuickBooks to set up a company master file, chart of accounts, bank accounts, review menus and reports, how SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESS to manage accounts receivable and accounts payable and review balance sheets and profit/loss statements. Social Media for Business CECW0620 (12 Hr) A - Z Index CECW 0231 QuickBooks Pro Intermediate (6 Hr) Tuition: $299 Recommended: familiar with basic computer skills Recommended: QuickBooks Beginning

Track fixed assets and associated liabilities, depreciation, Social Media marketing is essential for any small prepaid expenses, memorized transactions, deposits, business. It’s relatively low cost keeps it affordable, sales tax, bank recon-ciliation, petty cash, custom but using it properly takes preparation, planning reports, budgets, credit card transactions, retainer and essential basic knowledge. This workshop is payments, discounts, refunds, finance charges, and designed for small to medium businesses that are returned checks. new to social media marketing, or are struggling CECW 0232 QuickBooks Pro Advanced (6 Hr) with implementation. We will discuss the research, planning and overall social media strategy Recommended: QuickBooks Intermediate | Computer Workshops | necessary to help you get started. In a hands-on Learn to use the QuickBooks payroll system to setup environment you will begin implementing and using employees, enter time, manage deductions, generate the tools described below. payroll checks, monitor tax deposits and prepare quarterly 941 forms. Estimating, job costing, and progress billing Introduction to Facebook Pages for Business will be explored. Learn to set up a basic company page, and how to post and schedule posts. The class will also offer CompTIA - COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY techniques and ideas to drive engagement. INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION Pinterest for Business | Blogging for Business CompTIA workshops are taught using online instructional videos, advanced labs, text summaries and in-person Blogging is an essential part of today’s content delivery options to help students prepare for industry marketing world. This session will talk about certification. blogging basics, and how to develop and create consistent posts. Pinterest business use is also CECW 0310 A+ Certification Workshop (12 Hr) growing rapidly, and we’ll cover fundamentals so Recommended: Familiar with basic computer skills you can decide if it’s a fit for your business. A+ training covers basic-to-advanced PC hardware and Windows operating system installation, configuration, and Twitter Basics for Business troubleshooting. This workshop helps prepare students Twitter usage for business is growing, in this class, to take the CompTIA A+ Essentials and A+ Practical we will go through the account setup process, and Application certification exams. Students may enroll in- discuss the common terminology in Twitter and the person or online. basics of getting started, strategies to follow people CECW 0312 Network+ Certification Workshop (12 Hr) and as much as we can accomplish during the session. Recommended: A+ or equivalent experience

The CompTIA Network+ certification covers basic Fundamentals of LinkedIn networking concepts for connecting to a network and setting up a small office/home office network. This Learn the basics of optimizing Linked In and setting workshop helps students prepare to take the CompTIA up a Company page so you can use this powerful Network+ certification exam. Students may enroll in- professional network to enhance your networking person or online. and business development.

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 9 Basics of Email Marketing Format: Online, CD Email marketing is alive and well, Semesters Offered: Available Anytime and is now a cornerstone for content Credit/Non-Credit: Non-Credit marketing and integration with Dates for Enrollment: January 1 – June 30 social media strategies. Using a free Program Courses: service, we’ll set up an account and GREEN ENERGY FOCUS learn tips for list segmentation and creating an email to send to a list. CECT 0013 Intro to Solar PV (1 Hr) An introduction to Solar Photovoltaic technology, this Facebook Business Pages Beyond the Basics course covers the birth of photovoltaic (PV) technology, This module will look into the more advanced as well as PV development, market growth, industry features of Facebook, such as Insights, Apps, and applications, and a variety of different solar technologies.

A - Z Index methods of Facebook advertising. CECT 0014 Solar PV Module Placement (1 Hr) This course presents the preferred placement of solar PV WEBSITES FOR PROFESSIONALS panels to maximize energy production. Key considerations CECW 0613 Personal Websites (2 Hr) to take into account such as warranties and added costs for common mounting methods and different roof types Recommended: Familiar with basic computer skills are discussed. Learn how to create a professional looking personal website with FREE tools available on the web! No CECT 0015 Home Energy Construction Techniques (1 Hr) previous website experience is required for this Follow this case study of a newly constructed home, workshop. which illustrates innovative and cost effective energy- saving construction techniques. Learn how energy efficient construction is affordable and advantageous. | Continuing Professional Development | Development Continuing Professional | CUSTOM COMPUTER WORKSHOPS CECT 0021 Energy & the Building Shell (1 Hr) The College can also schedule custom training at a business location or at a convenient campus A full evaluation of the building shell will be presented. location. Resistance to and conduction of energy across the building shell will be discussed. Air and thermal barriers For more information, please call will be demonstrated as good building practices with (801) 957-4845 or visit www.slcc.edu/workshops. respect to the building shell. CECT 0022 Air Leakage (1 Hr) This discussion describes the need and importance Continuing Professional Development of a building’s air barrier. Common leakage areas and preventative measures will be identified. CECT 0023 Insulation, Windows & Doors (1 Hr) The College offers courses to meet requirements for continuing professional development certification The thermal barrier in a building will be described in and licensure in a variety of professions. Courses are detail. Areas of thermal bridging and the need for thermal approved by the Department of Occupational and gaps will also be discussed. In addition, the performance Professional Licensing (DOPL). of windows and doors and their significance to overall building thermal performance will be presented. CONTRACTOR CONTINUING EDUCATION CECT 0024 Greening the Workforce (1 Hr) Contact: Kathy Jonsson This course introduces the concept of “green” building (801) 957-5383 in commercial construction and efforts being made to [email protected] build a safe, productive, and sustainable workforce of www.slcccontinuinged.com/contractor craft professionals. Gain a working knowledge of Green Environment credentials and credentialing organizations. Designed for professionals who need six hours of Continuing Education (Professional Development CECT 0025 Home Air & Water Heating (1 Hr) and Core Curriculum) to maintain their Utah State This course examines the various methods of heating Contractor’s License. The College’s Contractor water and air in the home. Energy efficient methods will Continuing Education program offers classes to be identified. meet Division of Occupational & Professional Licensing (DOPL) requirements. These courses fulfill CECT 0026 Cooling, Lighting & Appliances (1 Hr) Professional or Core requirements. Please view the Various methods of air conditioning and their effect on website for details. the overall energy performance of the building will be evaluated and discussed.

To register for courses call: 10 (801) 957-5200 CECT 0027 Health & Safety (1 Hr) CECT 0088: Energy Controls and Analysis (1 Hr) Provides an overview of common concerns and the effects The focus of this course is on chiller analysis, of space heating, cooling and ventilation on the health efficiency and energy costs. Building automation and safety of building occupants. enables many control strategies for reducing CECT 0028 HERS Test Prep (1 Hr) building energy costs. This course introduces control variable adjustments and supervisory This course provides a study guide, test taking control strategies aimed at energy conservation. tips, and practice questions to help students prepare to Focus is on control strategies for typical central take the Home Energy Rating System (HERS) exam. cooling systems. HVAC energy analysis involves CECT 0122 Green Certification & Rating (1 Hr) HVAC system engineering, equipment efficiencies, utility costs and life cycle costs. This course introduces different third-party certifications, ratings and analysis for residential buildings. Focus is CECT 0089: Building Codes 101

on nationally accredited programs and certificates, with A - Z Index introductions to their stakeholders, processes, content, Overview of the International Code Council, resources, challenges and costs. National Fire Protection Association and other SMALL BUSINESS FOCUS building codes and standards adopted by the State of Utah. Reviews compliance to the CECT 0031 Immigration Reform & Control Act (1 Hr) current adopted codes; as required for building With the recent laws passed at both the Federal and State construction across the State of Utah. level regarding immigrant workers, the process of hiring and documenting legal workers has become increasingly UPDATED PROGRAM COURSES more complicated for professional contractors. This course will discuss how to complete the I-9 form and CECT 0010 LEED: Construction & Design (1 Hr) how to run E-Verify on employees. Common mistakes that Overview of LEED (Leadership in Energy & contractors make during this process will be discussed. Environmental Design) principles and the rating | Development Continuing Professional | Avoiding potential litigation and government audits and system used to measure and certify buildings that fines will also be reviewed. employ green principles in their construction CECT 0032 Fair Labor Standards (1 Hr) and design. This course presents issues relevant to the Fair Labor CECT 0020 Mechanics’ Liens in Utah (1 Hr) Standards Act; coverage, minimum wage, overtime pay, Overview of mechanics’ lien law to help contractors youth employment and record keeping. Compliance and and suppliers become more familiar with current enforcement of the FLSA will also be addressed as a way laws in Utah. Students will learn the steps they to help employers decide whether to hire employees or need to take to help protect their lien rights. use independent contractors. CECT 0070 Advanced LEED Topics (1 Hr) CECT 0033 Workers’ Compensation (1 Hr) Course focuses on green building and energy Issues concerning Experience Modification will be conservation issues. discussed: the definition, qualifications, comparison rates CECT 0123 OSHA & Multi-Employer Policy computation, E-mod management, and the “split point” (1 Hr) (Core) change. Understanding these issues will help employers Examines OSHA’s role and what employers need make sound business decisions as they relate to staffing. to do to comply with OSHA regulations. Course will CECT 0034 Insurance 101: Liability, Workers’ review Inspections, PPE, OSHA Record Keeping compensation (1 Hr) and Reporting, Hazard Communication, OSHA Insurance coverage, exclusions, and how to reduce the whistleblower laws and employee rights. OSHA’s costs associated with liability insurance are presented in “focus four” will be discussed (in regards to the course. Additionally, students will be able to discuss construction accidents), as well as OSHA’s Multi- and analyze workers’ compensation insurance coverage, Employer Citation Policy. how to avoid violating the law when travelling out of For full course listings, visit: state, and other common errors that contractors make. www.slcccontinuinged.com/contractor CECT 0035 Healthcare Reform (Affordable Care Act) (3.5 Hrs) Healthcare reform will have a significant impact on all employers who offer health insurance to their employees, regardless of the number of employees on staff. Learn about the recent and upcoming changes to health care and how these changes will impact businesses.

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Non-Credit Non-Credit Available Anytime Available Anytime Available Online, CD Online, CD Jan 1 – Jun 30 Jan 1 - Jun 30 CECT 0199 Code Text Prep (16 hour) (16 Prep Text 0199 Code CECT the Code to take individuals course prepares Two-Saturday Exam by reviewing or Master Electrical Utah Journeyman primaryeach of the sitting for covered when code topics code portionthe electrical Students must of the exam. class. NEC Code book to bring 2011 Diagnostic Medical Sonography Certificate (Ultrasound) For full course listings, visit: For www.slcccontinuinged.com/electrical EDUCATION ENGINEERING CONTINUING Contact: Kathy Jonsson (801) 957-5383 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/engineering professionals who need 24 hours of Courses designed for their Utah State Continuing Education credits to maintain License. The College’s Professional Engineering Professional program offers classes that Engineering License Renewal Licensing meet the Division of Occupational & Professional (DOPL) requirements. Format: Semesters Offered: Credit/Non-Credit: Dates: visit: full course listings For www.slcccontinuinged.com/engineering FUNERAL SERVICE DIRECTOR CONTINUING EDUCATION Contact: Kathy Jonsson (801) 957-5383 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/funeral hours of Continuing Designed for professionals who need 20 Education credits to maintain their Utah State Funeral Service Director License. The College offers classes that Licensing meet the Division of Occupational & Professional (DOPL) requirements. Format: Semesters Offered: Credit/Non-Credit: Dates: full course listings visit: For www.slcccontinuinged.com/funeral Varies Non-Credit Lecture, Online CECT 0006 2011 National Electrical Code (8 Hr) Hr) Code (8 Electrical National 0006CECT 2011 Course will cover over 400 new codes and fordefinitions of the 2011 NEC requirements newelectrical installations. Major changes allowing vehiclesforms of alternate energy to power electric will be studied. Hr) 0009 Safety (8 CECT Electrical & Code Review code, Course covers new code changes, existing on job sites. Learn made and common mistakes resulting in fines how to prevent costly mistakes and and penalties. New rules on lugs & terminals reviewed. GFCI placement in residential dwellings personal protective equipment, OSHA Safety, diagrams rules, grounding rules and motor control and a covered. Must bring a 2011 code book calculator to class. Hr) PV (1 Solar to Intro 0013 CECT technology, An introduction to Solar Photo Voltaic this course covers the birth of photovoltaic (PV) as well as PV development, market technology, growth, industry applications, and a variety of different solar technologies. Hr) (1 Placement PV Modular Solar 0014 CECT This course presents the preferred placement of solar PV panels to maximize energy production. into account such as considerations to take Key warranties and added costs for common mounting methods and different roof types are discussed. (16 hour) Prep CECT 0198 Theory Test course prepares individuals to take Two-Saturday the Theory Utah Journeyman or Master Electrical Exam by reviewing each of the primary theory topics covered when sitting for the electrical theory portion of the exam. Credit/Non-Credit: Semesters Offered: Courses: Program ELECTRICAL CONTINUING EDUCATION CONTINUING ELECTRICAL Contact: Kathy Jonsson (801) 957-5383 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/electrical who need 16 for journeyman electricians Designed hours credits to maintain their of Continuing Education Division meet the License and State Electrician’s Utah (DOPL) Licensing of Occupational & Professional or courses fulfill Professional requirements. These Please view the website for Core requirements. details. Location: Varies Format:

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ê | Encore Institute | êê CEEI 0345 Module 2 Modeling Chocolate (3 Hr) [email protected] ww.slcccontinuinged.com/event Learn how to create edible chocolate designs and how to use modeling chocolate to create fantastic designer-style This certificate program is designed for new and desserts. This is a hands-on workshop for everyone to love! aspiring meeting and event professionals, as well as those seeking a career change. Event and CEEI 0349 Discovering the World of Wine (4 Hr) meeting planning is a multi-billion dollar industry. Explore and taste the six noble grape varieties of the world! Organizations are becoming increasingly concerned Students will enjoy learning about the “markers” of each about getting a higher return on investment. grape variety, organoleptic wine evaluation techniques and Employers recognize the need for an educated and shopping tips for the best wine values! Bring a photo ID to skilled workforce. Students completing all nine class. online courses will be awarded a certificate upon completion. Students may also enroll in individual CEEI 0351 Champagne and Sparkling Wine (2) courses to increase their skills and knowledge in areas Taste six sparkling wines from France, Italy, Spain, & of specific interest. the new world paired w/ appetizers & plenty of ideas for Location: Online holiday parties. Learn about Methode Champenoise style Semesters Offered: All of production & Champagne’s most impressive price tag of Program Courses: all sparkling wines. EVNT 1010 Intro to Event & Meeting Planning (2 Cr) CEEI 0352 Fortify Your Knowledge of Port Wine (2) Acquaints students with the common components Taste three styles of port wine paired with blue cheeses of well executed meetings and events. Course and chocolates while you learn the history and production introduces site selection, food/beverage, audio methods of the world’s most popular and collectible visual, contracts and industry overviews, as well as fortified wine. career possibilities. Photography EVNT 1100 Site Selection/Negotiation/Law (2 Cr) This course outlines the key elements to successful CEEI 0100 Basic SLR Digital Photography (10 Hr) site selection, negotiation issues/techniques, Learn the basics of SLR photography: ISO, Program contract provisions, analysis & diverse industry Modes, Aperture, Shutter Speed, Priorities, Depth of Field, contracts. Legal issues unique Photo Composition, and much more. Students will need to the meeting industry will be identified. to bring an SLR digital camera and instruction manual to class.

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CEGC 0100 Intro to Building Energy (30 Hr) Energy (30 Building to Intro 0100 CEGC This course provides an introduction to the science of A whole house approach to building energy efficiency. include building design and construction is utilized. Topics understanding the thermal envelope principles of energy, and its relationship to the various systems of a residence or light commercial property such as heating, ventilation, and lighting. • Energy Management A.A.S. Management • Energy Degree Energy • Building CertificateGreen Lighting and Substation Apprenticeship Metering • Lineworker, & OSHA • HAZWOPER Certificate• Solar Photovoltaic • Sustainability Certificate www.slcccontinuinged.com/greenacademy Location: Various Semesters Offered: Credit/Non-Credit: application to the College) (Credit programs require NATURAL AUTOMOTIVE COMPRESSED GAS CONVERSION Contact: Judy Fisher (801) 957-5252 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/CNG Location: Miller Campus Semesters Offered: Credit/Non-Credit: Courses: Program Conversion HR) (48 CNG Vehicle 0100 CESU This course includes theory behind the operation of CNG/ inspection and installation, NGV systems, conversion, up-to-date facility in a modern, The class is taught repair. hands-onby experienced instructors and provides practical application (including an actual conversion), industryas well as solid preparation for relevant certifications. INTRO TO BUILDING ENERGY Contact: Judy Fisher (801) 957-5252 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/buildingenergy Location: Miller Campus Semesters Offered: Credit/Non-Credit: Courses: Program Find more information about all these options at: more Find EVNT 1200 Transportation & Housing (2 Cr) (2 Housing & Transportation EVNT 1200 transportation air and ground of The logistics and Students will will be discussed. hotel arrangements decisions informed strategies to make learn trade experience. a successful meeting leading to Cr) (2 Registration Event EVNT 1300 to various will introduce students This course best to selecting the and keys registration systems Students will learn the process registration method. decisions leading to a successful informed to make meeting experience. Cr) (2 Management & Beverage Food EVNT 1400 approach to evaluating meeting Learn a systematic needs as they relate to menu objectives and group structures, guarantee strategies, pricing design, overall information about negotiation items and food and beverage services. Cr) (2 Operations Sales & Hotel EVNT 1500 of Introduction to the principles and procedures hotel sales and operations by taking part in hands- internal on activities. Learn networking, building and external relationships and selling techniques. Cr) (2 Events Special EVNT 1600 needed to Students will be provided with the tools include hold effective special events. Venues conferences, exhibits, fairs, trade shows, international events, and weddings. Cr) (2 Planning Non-Profit Event EVNT 1700 This course will focus on planning successful Students special events for non-profit organizations. tie galas, will explore fund-raising breakfasts, black festivals, auctions, and sporting events. Planners Event for Management Money EVNT 1800 (2 Cr) needed to Course will introduce the essential tools to gather prepare a budget for events of all sizes, analyze goals/objectives and prepare information, and communicate presentations to clients. • Automotive Compressed Natural Gas Conversion Technology • Electric Power Green Academy The courses, programs and degree opportunities of the Green Academy have grown since the inception in transitioning March 2009. Whether starting a career, seeking industry updates on to a new field of work or, the latest technology and trends the Green Academy can help participants meet their needs. Courses are available in the following areas:

A - Z Index | Encore Institute | Event and Meeting Planner Certificate | 16 CEGC 0120 RESNET/HERS Rater Exam Prep (10 Hr) three-phase transformers; autotransformers and The HERS course is intended to prepare students to pass reactors; safety requirements and troubleshooting. the national HERS exam and become licensed HERS CESG 0441 Electrical Distribution Systems (90 Hr) raters. The course consists of two parts: The design and construction of electrical 1. Training on the REMRate modeling software distribution systems are covered in this course. and a field rating experience and Topics include: substations, overhead and 2. Study guides, practice tests, and testing taking tips for underground transmission and distribution lines, the HERS exam. conductors and insulators, high and low-voltage troubleshooting procedures, and stringing and ELECTRIC POWER TECHNOLOGY live-line procedures. Contact: CESG 0600 Print Reading (45 Hr) Pete Reed An introductory course in electrical utility blueprint

801-957-5325 A - Z Index [email protected] reading which defines the physical and electrical www.slcccontinuinged.com/electricpower arrangements of equipment including power plants, substations, transmission lines, distribution lines The College’s Electric Power Technology Certificate program and customer service facilities. This is a critical provides training for developing and enhancing workforce skill for individuals who operate, maintain, repair skills in the electric power sector. Courses are taught by or modify utility equipment. experienced professionals in the power industry. Students acquire valuable skills through class work and hands-on CESG 0610 Digital Electronics (45 Hr) lab experience. Successful participants are prepared to This course is designed to introduce students pursue career options as electric lineworkers, substation to digital electronics devices and systems. This technicians, meter technicians or electromechanical course will emphasize the theory of operation as

technicians. Class topics include: electricity for the well as installation and troubleshooting of these | Green Academy | power sector; pole climbing, ropes and rigging; electrical devices and systems through lectures and hands-on distribution; transformer basics; digital electronics and training. electromechanical systems. CESG 0620 Electromechanical Systems (45 Hr) Location: Miller Campus A study of devices and components that translate Semesters Offered: All electrical energy into mechanical motion. Topics Credit/Non-Credit: Non-Credit include DC and AC motors and controllers, servo Program Courses: motors, stepping motors, solenoids, linear motors, CESG 0175 Math for Industry (45 Hr) and actuators. The course also introduces the student to programmable logic controllers, ladder Students learn the necessary math skills for application logic, and PID controllers. in the electrical industry. Content includes fundamental concepts of algebra, equations, and basic trigonometry CESG 0630 Underground Distribution Systems (90 Hr) that relates to industry scenarios. This course is designed to introduce students to the CESG 0400 Basic Electricity for the Power Industry (90 Hr) design and construction of underground electrical distribution systems and the challenges that an An introduction to basic electrical theory with practical underground structure presents. Students will be applications used in the energy industry. Subjects include: trained to safely perform a number of common Introduction to Electrical Circuits, DC electrical theory, distribution tasks typically performed in the AC electrical theory, Electrical Test Equipment, and an construction and maintenance of an underground Introduction to the National Electric Code. distribution system. CESG 0500 Pole Climbing, Ropes and Rigging (90 Hr) ENERGY MANAGEMENT DEGREE (A.A.S.) Students learn to identify and implement the proper application of ropes, slings and rigging for electrical Contact: industry applications. Subjects include the care and Scott Johnson (801) 957-5404 maintenance of ropes and equipment, and hands-on [email protected] training leading to proficiency in pole-climbing and rigging www.slcccontinuinged.com/energymanagement tasks. A cutting-edge training in energy management is CESG 0450 Transformer Basics (45 Hr) available through Salt Lake Community College in partnership with Rocky Mountain Power and Questar This course exposes students to transformer Gas. Students start and finish the 18-month program design and operation that emphasizes the installation and as a cohort. maintenance of transformer equipment. Subjects include:

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 17 Energy management training is a collaborative effort EGMT 1010 Intro to Energy Management (2 Cr) between the School of Applied Technologies and Overview of the energy management field and defines Professional Development, and the School of Science, the need of energy management as an integral part of Mathematics and Engineering. society. Presents various vocational opportunities through Training is designed to accommodate working lectures, guest speakers and site visits. professionals. Most classes are held three nights a EGMT 1110 HVAC Energy Analysis I (2 Cr) week from 5:30 p.m. Prereq: EGMT 1010 – 9:00 p.m. at the Larry H. Miller Campus, 9750 South 300 West in Sandy. Introduction to residential and light commercial energy use. Includes heating and cooling systems, building Accreditation envelope, insulation type, blower doors, indoor air quality, Salt Lake Community College is accredited by the heat loss calculations and building instruction. Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities A - Z Index (NWCCU). EGMT 1120 Commercial Energy Analysis (3 Cr) Transfer Opportunity Prereq: EGMT 1210, MATH 1010 Students who successfully complete the Energy Analyze energy use and management in light commercial Management AAS degree may transfer to Bismarck buildings. Discuss preparing for and performing walk- State College to complete a Bachelor of Applied through audits in apartments, restaurants and retail/ Science in Energy Management. office complexes. Emphasizes analyzing data from field Training Prerequisites experience. •MATH 0990 with a C or better, or appropriate EGMT 1130 Building Energy Simulations (3 Cr) Accuplacer score placing into or above MATH 0990. Prereq: EGMT 1120 •WRTG 0990 with a C or better, or appropriate Course reviews computer programs available for analyzing

| Green Academy | Accuplacer score placing into or above commercial buildings. Includes code and output format, •Basic proficiency in MS Excel BIN methodology, hourly simulations and programs on Training requires 18 months to complete and is held market. Perform simulations under supervision. in seven 10-week blocks. EGMT 1210 HVAC Energy Analysis II (2 Cr) Location: Miller Campus Prereq: EGMT 1110, MATH 1010, PHYS 1010 Cohort Begins: Fall Review the refrigeration cycle, HVAC system types, air Monday, Wednesday & Friday Evenings duct design, psychrometrics, energy conserving retrofit options and tuning, operating and maintenance (TOM). Credit/non-Credit: Credit (Credit programs require application to the College and coordinator EGMT 1220 Commercial A/C Sys Analysis (2 Cr) registration for required program courses) Prereq: EGMT 1210 Required Program Courses: (46 Cr) Explores common commercial A/C systems. Site visits ARCH 1100 Intro to Arch. Drawing (3 Cr) help identify system types and conservation opportunities associated with each technology will be discussed. Learn how to design and produce architectural drawings used in residential projects. Covers EGMT 1230 Energy Control Strategies (3 Cr) practical and drafting skills in the production Prereq: EGMT 1220, EGMT 1240, EGMT 1700 of floor plans, sections, details, elevations and schedules. Course covers devices used to regulate energy use in buildings. Emphasis on control/calibration problems and CSIS 1019 Spreadsheet Applications (2 Cr) redesigning for energy efficiency. Prereq: Basic proficiency in MS Excel EGMT 1240 Energy Efficiency Methods (2 Cr) Introduction to business use of spreadsheets, using Prereq: PHYS 1010, MATH 1010, EGMT 1110 MS Excel to analyze questions found in a typical business setting. Create accurate, professional- Emphasis on energy management calculation methods looking spreadsheets and graphs. using computerized spreadsheets, focusing on energy conversion factors, dimensional analysis and PHYS 1010 Elementary Physics (3 Cr) documentation standards. Practice fundamental efficiency This conceptual survey course covers introductory calculations for combustion motors and refrigeration. physics for non-science majors. Covers principles EGMT 1310 Lighting Fundamentals (2 Cr) of mechanics, heat, light, sound, electricity, magnetism and modern physics. Prereq: EGMT 1110, MATH 1010, PHYS 1010, EGMT 1700

To register for courses call: 18 (801) 957-5200 Assess quantity and quality of light, light sources and Prereq: Completion of all major controls, luminaries, manufacturer lamp and ballast course requirements. specifications, lighting power density and HVAC Course provides relevant field experience that interactions, retrofit opportunities, cost saving annually, integrates theory and practice while providing lighting codes/regulations and lighting audit projects. opportunities to develop skills, explore career EGMT 1320 Lighting Applications (2 Cr) options and network with professionals and Prereq: EGMT 1310 employers in the energy management field. Review terminology and lighting fundamentals, IES GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (19 Cr) illuminance selection procedures, lighting system • Composition (EN) – 6 Cr Hours evaluation, luminaries and associated components. ENGL 1010 Introduction to Writing Perform illuminance calculations, including point-by- ENGL 2100 Technical Writing point, lumen and computerized procedures. • Quantitative Studies (QS) – 4 Cr Hours EGMT 1410 Energy Investment Analysis (2 Cr) MATH 1010 Intermediate Algebra A - Z Index Communications (CM) – 3 Cr Hours Prereq: EGMT 1110 Choose one of the following: Discusses appropriate energy efficiency measure COMM 1010 Elements of Effective investment, utility rate schedules, simple payback Communications (CM, IN) analysis, compound interest, time value of money, cost COMM 1020 Principles of Public Speaking estimation, life cycle cost analysis and simulation tools. (CM, IN) LCCA project requirement. COMM 1020 Career Speech Skills (CM) EGMT 1420 Energy Accounting (2 Cr) • Human Relations (HR) – 3 Cr Hours COMM 2110 Interpersonal Communications Prereq: CSIS 1019 (ID, HR)

Reviews energy units, data gathering for energy CTEL 1010 Leadership & Team Building (HR) | Green Academy | accounting utility rates and schedules, energy data LE 1220 Human Relations- Career organization, baselines, cost avoidance, load factor, Development (SS, HR) data analysis, data presentation, ENACT software and MKTG 1960 Professionalism in Business (HR) spreadsheet development. • Distribution Areas – 3 Cr Hours Choose one of the following (see SLCC EGMT 1540 Alternative Energy Technologies (2 Cr) General Catalog for options in each of these Survey sources of energy that may be used to categories.): increase energy supply in the Mountain West region. Biological Sciences (BS) Includes wind, geothermal, solar and biomass. Assess Fine Arts (FA) environmental, social and economic advantages of each. Humanities (HU) Interdisciplinary (ID) EGMT 1700 Basic Electrical Theory (3 Cr) Physical Science (PS) An overview of basic electrical theory and the National Social Science (SS) Electrical Code in conjunction with practical applications used in the energy industry. Specific topics include: an Program Technical Electives: (2-3 Cr) introduction to Electrical Circuits, DC Electrical Theory, ACCT 1110 Financial Accounting I (3 Cr) AC Electrical Theory, Basic Electronic Theory, Electrical Test Equipment, and Introduction to the National An introduction to the concepts and methods Electrical Code. underlying the preparation of financial statements using generally accepted accounting principles. EGMT 2060 Energy Management Seminar I (1 Cr) Topics covered include the accounting cycle, Increase understanding of industry expectations, as cash and inventories. well as develops job search tools/skills. Transition from ARCH 2990 Green Building (3 Cr) classroom to co-op to professional careers. Introduction to the principles of sustainability EGMT 2065 Energy Management Seminar II (1 Cr) as they apply to current and future needs. Increase understanding of industry expectations, as well Approach the responsibility of caring for the as develops job search tools/skills. Transition from the environment by designing energy-efficient buildings classroom to a professional career. and earth-friendly homes. Many small design projects accompany research toward sustainable EGMT 2800 Energy Management Internship (4 Cr) architecture.

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 19 (801) 957-5200 (801) To register for courses call: To SP Credit/non- CEAE 0100 / EGMT 1700 CEEN/EGMT 1310 Credit or Non-Credit CEAE 0100 / EGMT 1700 Basic Electrical Theory Electrical for Basic 1700 / EGMT CEAE 0100 Hr) Energy (45 Renewable electricity Students gain a basic understanding of include: pertaining to renewable energy fields. Topics test electrical electrical circuits, AC/DC electronic theory, National Electric equipment, and an introduction to the Code. Cr) (2 Fundamentals Lighting 1310 EGMT / CEEM Prereq: Assess quantity and quality of light, light sources and Assess quantity and quality of light, light and ballast controls, luminaries, manufacturer lamp HVAC specifications, lighting power density and interactions, retrofit opportunities, annually, cost saving audit projects. lighting codes/regulations and lighting Cr) (2 Applications Lighting 1320 EGMT / CEEM Prereq: fundamentals, IES terminology and lighting Review system illuminance selection procedures, lighting associated components. luminaries and evaluation, illuminance calculations, including point-by- Perform point, lumen and computerized procedures. GREEN LIGHTING CERTIFICATE LIGHTING GREEN Contact: Judy Fisher www. [email protected] (801) 957-5252 academy slcccontinuinged.com/green the many opportunitiesCome explore reducing energy for Students lighting. the use of energy-efficient costs through to date methods and materials for will learn about up retrofit opportunities to conduct a lighting audit and how analysis. Completion of courses to complete a cost savings earns a Certificate confirming 105 hours of Achievement for be taken Courses are non-credit but can of instruction. SLCC students. credit by fully enrolled and online Location: Various Semesters Offered: Credit: Courses: Program METERING, SUBSTATION LINEWORKER, APPRENTICESHIP Contact: 801-957-5325 Reed Pete [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/lineman These programs are designed to provide related technical instruction for students currently employed as in the electric power transmission and apprentice workers Metering and Substation Lineworker, distribution industry. apprenticeship programs are offered. Location: Miller Campus and Online Semesters

EGMT 1700 or Instructor Approval EGMT 1710 or instructor approval adapt mechanical and electric designs, install install adapt mechanical and electric designs, subsystems and components, perform system systems. and maintain checkouts Cr) (3 Surface Earth’s Environment 1000 GEOG This course examines the interrelationships in the human and atmosphere of land, water, countries is environment. Location of features and also emphasized. Cr) (3 Geography Human 1400 GEOG The thematic study of human activity (population, industry) language, migration, religion, and the global distribution of these activities. Cr) (3 Technology Geospatial 1800 GEOG Course provides a foundation for skill development in GIS. Introduces multiple sources for acquiring and analyzing data with basic GIS application. Cr) Issues (3 Environmental Urban 2200 GEOG Investigates the effect of encroachment of the urban environment on the natural environment, and the complexity of interrelationships at local, national and global levels that define the individual’s role. will be considered. Cr) (3 Systems Photovoltaic Basic 1710 EGMT Prereq: Introduction to the basics of PV system components. Learn to conduct site evaluations, components select components and size the major of PV systems. Cr) (3 Systems Photovoltaic Adv. 1720 EGMT Prereq: systems, Learn to safely work with photovoltaic design, conduct site assessments, select a system CMGT 1010 Building Construction Overview (3 Cr) Overview Construction (3 Building 1010 CMGT an overview receive Students from a building of start tools will learn materials, to finish. Students industry. used in the construction and practices work, concrete, finish include framing, Topics and construction management. cabinets, Cr) (3 Communication Environmental COMM 1140 and deliveryCovers the organization of facts to communicating a mass audience, specifically Course offers to sustainability. about issues related hands-on traditional media and experience in both technologies. new communication Cr) (3 Economics Environmental 2250 ECON the costs of environmental Students will evaluate their point of impact. degradation and determine best economic measures for They will recommend Economic sustainability society. minimizing costs to

A - Z Index | Green Academy | 20 Offered: Fall & Spring Credit/non- quality training. The course content is built around Credit: Non-Credit the NABCEP learning objectives to help prepare Not already employed in the electric sector industry students for the exam. please see electric power technology on page 17. CEAE 0410 NEC 2011 Solar (8 Hr) This course covers 2011 NEC requirements HAZWOPER & OSHA that govern solar installations. Students will Contact: gain an understanding of solar photovoltaic Judy Fisher electrical energy systems and how they relate (801) 957-5252 [email protected] www. to other electrical power production sources. slcccontinuinged.com/OSHAHAZWOPER Learn about “how to” and “how not” topic, and utility-interactive systems. 2011 NEC Code book Courses are provided through University of Utah’s Rocky required. Electricians, electrical inspectors and PV Mountain Center for Occupational and Environmental installers should attend. Health. Register for HAZWOPER & OSHA courses A - Z Index through the University of Utah: Call (801) 581- Electricians will receive 8 hours of DOPL continuing 4055 or visit http://medicine.utah.edu/rmcoeh/ education credits and PV installers will receive contedprog/2014courseschedule.htm 8 hours of NABCEP (North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners) continuing education credits for the course. SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC CERTIFICATE SUSTAINABILITY CERTIFICATE Contact: Judy Fisher Contact: (801) 957-5252 [email protected] www. Adam Dastrup slcccontinuinged.com/solar (801) 957-4880

Location: ONLINE & various Semesters Offered: All Credit/ [email protected] | Green Academy | non-Credit: Non-Credit www.slcccontinuinged.com/sustainability There is a growing interest in and need for Program Courses: sustainability practices in homes and throughout CEAE 0100 Basic Electrical Theory for Renewable Energy (45 Hr) the community. Sustainability finds solutions through innovative approaches and practices Students gain a basic understanding of electricity environmental stewardship. pertaining to renewable energy fields. Topics include: electrical circuits, AC/DC electronic theory, electrical test This certificate is for both AAS and AS/AA students equipment, and an introduction to the National Electric pursuing other major programs who want to be well Code. versed in sustainability issues. Students who are working and want to augment their skills by getting CEAE 0200 Basic Photovoltaic Systems (PV)Installation (45 Hr) an overview of sustainability issues and practices Prereq: CEAE 0100 or instructor approval will also benefit from this program. Introduction to the basics of PV system components. Location: Various Learn to conduct site evaluations, select components and Semesters Offered: All size the major components of PV systems. Credit/Non-Credit: Credit CORE REQUIRED COURSES: CEAE 0300 Adv. Photovoltaic Systems (48 Hr) To complete the Sustainability Certificate, students Prereq: CEAE 0200 or instructor approval are required to take the following core courses for a Learn to safely work with PV, conduct site assessments, total of 12 credit hours: select a system design, adapt mechanical and electric BIOL 1400 – Environmental Science (3 Cr) designs, install subsystems and components, perform ECON 2250 Environmental Economics (3 Cr) system checkouts and maintain systems. ENVT 2200 Laws/Policy for Sustainability (3 Cr) CEAE 0500 NABCEP PV Cert. Exam Prep (16 Hr) PHIL 2300 Intro to Environmental Ethics (3 Cr) 16 hours of intensive review in a two-day course (two SCIENCE FOCUS: Saturdays) designed to prepare students to be accepted A minimum of 12 credit hours are required from the by NABCEP to sit for the PV Installation Professional following courses: exam. Class instruction is detailed and fast paced. Class size is limited to ensure that each student receives BIOL 1070 Marine Biology/1075 lab (4 Cr) BIOL 1120 Conservation Biology (3 Cr) BIOL 2220 Ecology/2225 lab (4 Cr) CHEM 1210 General Chemistry I (4 Cr)

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 21 GEO 1060 Environmental (3 Cr) Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit GEO 1065 Environmental Lab (1 Cr) (Credit Programs require application to the College) GEOG 1000 Earth’s Surface Environments (3 Cr) Program Courses: GEOG 1400 Human Geography (3 Cr) GEOG 1700 Natural Disasters (3 Cr) HLTH 1300 Doula & Childbirth Preparation (3 Cr) GEOG 1800 Geospatial Technology (3 Cr) CEHW 0300 Doula & Childbirth Preparation GEOG 2200 Urban Environmental Issues (3 Cr) (Non-Credit) MET 1010 Introduction to Meteorology (3 Cr) This course covers the pre and post partum period of pregnancy as well as labor and delivery. Learn what to HUMANITIES FOCUS: expect in pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period. A minimum of 12 credit hours are required from the following courses: GROUP FITNESS INSTRUCTOR TRAINING COMM 1140 Environmental Communication (3 Cr) Contact: A - Z Index GEOG 1400 Human Geography (3 Cr) Paula Nielson-Williams GEOG 2200 Urban Environmental Issues (3 Cr) (801) 957-5140 PSY 2400 Eco-Psychology (3 Cr) [email protected] TECHNOLOGY FOCUS: www.slcccontinuinged.com/groupfitness A minimum of 12 credit hours are required from the Learn skills and build the knowledge base to become a following courses: certified group fitness instructor. The program also teaches ARCH 2990 Special Topics: Sustainability and practical skills including, but not limited to classroom Green Building (Variable) management, cueing, safety, modifications, music speed, choreography, and exposure to a variety of group fitness AUTO 1299 Special Topics: Auto Training in classes and fitness modalities. Alternative Fuels (Variable) Location: Taylorsville Redwood Campus | Green Academy | Health and Wellness | CHFA 1600 Herb Horticulture (1 Cr) Semesters Offered: All CS 1030 Connected Computing (3 Cr) Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit GEOG 1800 Spatial Technology and Analysis (3 Cr) (Credit Programs require application to the College) GEOG 1820 Applied GIS (3 Cr) GEOG 2920 Advanced GIS (3 Cr) Program Courses: HLTH 1325 Intro to Group Fitness Instructor (3 Cr) Health and Wellness CEHW 0325 Intro to Group Fitness Instructor (Non-Credit) Assists students in their preparation for certification as Contact: a fitness professional by covering the educational basic Paula Nielson-Williams components of teaching a safe and effective group (801) 957-5140 fitness class. [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/healthwellness LAUGHTER YOGA INSTRUCTOR TRAINING Continuing Education’s Health and Wellness Contact: programs focus on professional development Paula Nielson-Williams courses. In addition, Continuing Education works in (801) 957-5140 partnership with the Health and Lifetime Activities [email protected] Division to offer classes to help students get fit. www.slcccontinuinged.com/lYoga Courses are offered at both on-campus and off- site locations. Please refer to the College’s General This program will train successful students to lead Catalog for more detailed information about classes laughter Yoga and meditation sessions for social clubs, that corporate clients, senior citizens, school children, and more. are offered for credit. Graduates will receive a Certified Laughter Yoga Leader (CLYL) certificate and will be listed on Dr. Madan Kataria’s DOULA & CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION laughter Yoga website. Contact: Location: Taylorsville Redwood Campus Paula Nielson-Williams Semesters Offered: All (801) 957-5140 Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit (Credit Programs [email protected] require application to the College) www.slcccontinuinged.com/doula Program Courses: Location: Taylorsville Redwood and Jordan campuses HLTH 1243 Intro Laughter Yoga Instructor (3 Cr) Semesters Offered: Fall, Spring

To register for courses call: 22 (801) 957-5200 CEHW 0243 Intro Laughter Yoga Instructor (Non-Credit) (Credit programs require application to the College) Prereq: HLTH 1242 Recommended Program Prerequisites: Train to become a Certified Laughter Yoga Leader (CLYL). HLAC 1057 Yoga I (1 Cr) Learn how to lead laughter Yoga and meditations sessions Introduction to Hatha Yoga stretching, breathing and for social clubs, corporate clients, senior citizens, and relaxation techniques. Helps stress management, school children. After successful completion of this course meditation, peace of mind and self-awareness. students will be qualified as a CLYL. Emphasizes overall balance and lifelong wellness concepts. THERAPEUTIC RECREATION TECHNICIAN OR Contact: Paula Nielson-Williams HLAC 1058 Yoga II (1 Cr) (801) 957-5140 Prereq: HLAC 1057 or instructor permission. A - Z Index [email protected] Introduction to more advanced Hatha Yoga www.slcccontinuinged.com/TRT emphasis on balance and lifelong wellness This program consists of 10 nine-hour sessions. It is an concepts. introduction to the field of therapeutic recreation and OR provides a foundation for students to obtain a Therapeutic Recreation Technician (TRT) license. Explore various A personal Yoga practice. approaches to programming for populations who are PROGRAM COURSES geriatric or who have substance abuse, psychiatric, or developmental disabilities. The course prepares students to HLTH 1350 Intro to Yoga Teacher Training (3 Cr) take the state Therapeutic Recreational Therapist Exam that CEHW 0350 Intro to Yoga Teacher Training (Non-Credit) is required to work in the field.

Prereq: HLAC 1057, HLAC 1058 or personal | Health and Wellness | Location: Taylorsville Redwood Campus practice recommended. Semesters Offered: Spring, Fall Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit Class covers the following principles of (Credit Programs require application to the College) Yoga:asanas, pranayamas, kriyas, chanting, mantra, meditation and other traditional Yoga Program Courses: practices. Gives equal time to analytical training, HSS 1500 Therapeutic Recreation Tech (6 Cr) CEHS 0500 teaching and practice techniques. Therapeutic Recreation Tech HLTH 1355 Yoga Teacher Training II (2 Cr) (Non-Credit) CEHW 0355 Yoga Teacher Training II (Non-Credit) Introduction to basic principles of recreation Covers human physical anatomy, physiology and therapy and general overview of the field energy anatomy and physiology as applied to the Covers areas related to rules and regulations, subject and Yoga practice. assessment, documentation, planning, and program implementation. HLTH 1360 Yoga Teacher Training III (3 Cr) CEHW 0360 Yoga Teacher Training III (Non-Credit) YOGA INSTRUCTOR TRAINING Prereq: HLTH 1350 or with HLTH 1350. Contact: Class covers the following principles of Yoga: Paula Nielson-Williams asanas, pranayamas, kriyas, chanting, mantra, (801) 957-5140 meditation and other traditional Yoga practices. [email protected] Gives equal time to analytical training, teaching www.slcccontinuinged.com/Yoga and practice techniques. This series of courses prepare students to become a HLTH 1365 Yoga Teacher Training IV (3 Cr) Yoga instructor. The courses follow the Yoga Alliance CEHW 0365 Yoga Teacher Training IV (Non-Credit) requirements and the College has been approved as an official Yoga Alliance School at the 200-hour level. Prereq: HLTH 1350 or with HLTH 1350 During the course students learn various asanas, Yoga Study advanced asanas, pranayamas, kriyas philosophies, meditation, pranayama, Yoga anatomy and chanting, mantra, meditation and other traditional physiology, chakras and nadis. Yoga techniques. Covers teaching methodology and ethics. Location: Taylorsville Redwood Campus Semesters Offered: All Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 23 (801) 957-5200 (801) To register for courses call: To All Credit/Non-Credit (Credit programs Online HLTH 1243 Laughter Yoga Instructor (3 Cr) Instructor Yoga Laughter 1243 HLTH (Non-Credit) Instructor Yoga 1243 Laughter CEHW ISCI 1000/CECI 0001 Introduction to Competitive Competitive to Introduction 0001 1000/CECI ISCI Cr) (3 Intelligence Systematic Competitive Intelligence-Business Intelligence (CI-BI) practices encompass the intelligence life-cycle collect, process, analyze, and continuum: to plan, Most business professionals disseminate information. are involved to some extent in and knowledge workers CI-BI practices. This introductory course examines the principles, roles, responsibilities, and activities associated with CI-BI work, as well as the history of CI-BI. Students will survey a range of functions, models, practices, processes, techniques, technologies, and tools that will be applied to basic, experiential projects. Competitive Intermediate 0010 1010/CECI ISCI Information Studies Information

The information sector provides a wealth of opportunities, sector provides The information information and knowledge careers in libraries, including management. Gain valuable management, and record new technologies and automation skills in the use of to organizing, accessing, and practices as they apply a All courses are offered in retrieving information. convenient online format. COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE Contact: Kathy Jonsson (801) 957-5383 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/ci a systematic Competitive Intelligence (CI) encompasses a Generally, framework for organizational processes. strategies, firm will use CI to drive medium to long-term operations, as well increase efficiency and effectiveness of decision-making. The planning, and as for marketing, will focus the outcomes of the ethical and legal CI processes advantage. Alternative courses competitive organization’s greater market of action may suggest options for achieving customers, and share, targeting competitors, products, plan to increase suppliers. Thus, the firm can develop a The superiority within the competitive environment. phrase CI is often synonymous with Business Intelligence and Strategic Intelligence. An Intelligence, (BI), Market uncertaintyorganization applies CI-BI to minimize and is based upon hazards in the business environment and analytics that forecast future performance current from trends and historical metrics. Format: Semesters Offered: Credit/non-Credit: require Application to the College) Courses: Program HLTH 1350, HLTH 1355, HLTH 1360, 1355, HLTH 1350, HLTH HLTH HLTH 1370 Yoga Teacher Practicum (2 Cr) (2 Practicum Teacher Yoga 1370 HLTH (Non-Credit) Practicum Teacher Yoga 0370 CEHW Prereq: approval. 1365 OR instructor 1360, HLTH HLTH requirements required practical teaching Complete teaching of Hold practicum Alliance. for the Yoga class and fellow students during classes with Yoga a volunteer. in the community as Cr) (5 Sutras Yoga 1375 HLTH (Non-Credit) Sutras Yoga 1375 CEHW Patanjali’s This course offers an in-depth study of Sutras. It explores various philosophic Yoga universal viewpoints and interpretations of ancient to truth teachings, along with specific methods apply the Sutras into everyday living and the practice of Yoga. Cr) (5 Pathology for Yoga 1380 HLTH (Non-Credit) Pathology for 0380 Yoga CEHW This course covers poses and contraindications research according to yogic traditions and modern may be used for different conditions which Yoga to help alleviate or cope with certain pathologies. Instructors will not diagnose clients. Cr) (3 Cycle Life the for Yoga 1385 HLTH (Non-Credit) Cycle Life the for 0380 Yoga CEHW the This course offers an in-depth study of through the life cycle beginning application of Yoga adulthood adolescence, children, with pregnancy, and older adults. Cr) (3 Practicum/Lab 1390 HLTH CEHW Practicum/Lab (Non-Credit) This course offers students opportunities to work on their own personal practice, to teach general populations, and to work one-on-one with Yoga students to help them find a practice suited to best meet their needs and goals. 1240 Theory/Practice of Meditation (LW)(2 HLTH Cr) CEHW 240 Theory/Practice of Meditation (Non- Credit) Cr) (LW)(2 1242 Laughter Yoga HLTH (Non-Credit) CEHW 1242 Laughter Yoga NEW FOR SPRING 2014! NEW FOR SPRING Here! Training Get your 500 Hour Must have successfully 500 Hour Pre-requisite: Alliance approved 200 Yoga completed a 200-hour hour course. Elective Options (Must Choose 1):

A - Z Index | Health and Wellness | Information Studies | 24 Intelligence (3 Cr) The Genealogy certificate program teaches solid This course examines the models of Competitive research and organizational skills to properly use Intelligence processes, and intermediate level Competitive genealogical records with a focus on International Intelligence resources and tools. The connections between or U.S. genealogical research. Become accredited/ competitive intelligence, knowledge management, and certified in genealogical research and develop information science are examined. valuable skills for many career paths. Complete ISCI 1020/CECI 0020 Advanced Competitive Intelligence (3 Cr) six classes to earn a certificate. This course examines how organizational development Format: Online impacts competitive intelligence, and advanced Semesters Offered: All competitive intelligence resources and tools. Process Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit mapping and appreciative inquiry are examined. The (Credit programs require application to the College) connections between competitive intelligence, knowledge Program Courses: management, organizational development, and information science are examined. GEN 1000/CEGN 0001 Genealogy Computer and A - Z Index Internet Tools (3 Cr) CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING Introduction to genealogy computer programs and Contact: basic genealogy skills used to conduct research Kathy Jonsson and document records with appropriate citations. (801) 957-5383 Students will learn how to use internet tools for [email protected] genealogy research. www.slcccontinuinged.com/cps GEN 1010/CEGN 0010 Introduction to Genealogy (3 Cr) Creative problem solving is the ability to correctly identify Prereq: GEN 1000 a problem, generate alternative ideas for dealing with a situation, and successfully execute a solution. Learn Students explore record groups and repositories | Information Studies | the steps to take and the resources available for solving which contain ten U.S. sources known to provide problems of all shapes, sizes, and levels of complexity. evidence linking families from a students’ lifetime to 1850, and solve research problems by evaluating Format: Online evidence. (U.S. and International genealogical Semesters Offered: All research emphasized.) Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit (Credit programs require application to the College) GEN 1011/CEGN 0011 U.S. Record Groups (3 Cr) Program Courses: Prereq: GEN 1010 with a C or better. Course can be taken concurrently with GEN 1012 and/or GEN CPS 1000/CECP 0001 Creative Problem Solving - Personal 1016. Solving problems is inherent to the human experience. Course will provide an in-depth study of sources, When the right solution to a problem isn’t clear, creative records, and methodologies not covered in GEN problem solving skills help individuals to correctly identify 1010 that are essential to documenting and a problem, provide alternative ways to generate abundant verifying family history and genealogies within the ideas, and execute a plan for success. Learn the steps U.S. (Focusing on a time period prior to 1850.) and associated tools that have been proven to work for problems of all types, sizes and levels of complexity. GEN 1012/CEGN 0012 International Record Groups (3 Cr) CPS 1010/CECP 0010 Creative Problem Solving - Team Prereq: GEN 1010 with a C or better. Course can be taken concurrently with GEN 1011 and/or GEN 1016. Teams operate best when ideas are allowed to flourish. When the right solution to a problem isn’t clear, creative Students examine and use major international problem solving skills help teams to correctly identify a record groups in genealogical research. Paleography, problem, provide alternative ways to generate abundant record recognition and usage, research strategies, ideas, and execute a plan for success. Learn the steps and usage of the international collections at various and associated tools that have been proven to work for repositories will be covered. problems of all types and sizes. GENEALOGY Contact: Kathy Jonsson (801) 957-5383 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/genealogy

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 25 GEN 1016/CEGN 0016 Tracing intermediate and advanced Web searching techniques. Immigrant Origins (3 Cr) Learn how to use the Technology Literacy Cycle (the Prereq: GEN 1011 AND/OR GEN technical processes by which we access electronic 1012 with a C or better or currently information) and the Media Literacy Cycle (the various enrolled in GEN 1011 and/or platforms by which information is distributed) to be better GEN 1012. able to control the information universe, and your place in it. Introduction to methodologies and Format: Online practices to extend family genealogies Semesters Offered: All beyond the U.S. to other countries by finding Credit/non-Credit: Credit/Non-Credit (Credit programs evidence in unique U.S. records to link localities to require application to the College)Program Courses: international locations. GEN 1110/CEGN 0110 Genealogy Writing and ISKM 1000/CEKM 0001 Introduction to Knowledge A - Z Index Publishing (3 Cr) Management (3 Cr) Prereq: GEN 1016 with a C or better. Course can Knowledge Management is the systematic and scientific be taken concurrently with GEN 1150 and/or GEN method by which knowledge is gathered, managed, and 1151. used. Topics covered included tacit and explicit knowledge Introduction to standards in genealogical writing, and how it differs from data and information, the strategic reporting, documentation and presentation of uses of Knowledge Management, basic data mining, and genealogical data. Students will also learn how to the mechanics of knowledge transfer. Career opportunities publish a family history in various media. in Knowledge Management are examined. GEN 1150/CEGN 0150 Preparing for U.S. ISKM 1010/CEKM 0010 Intermediate Knowledge Credentials (3 Cr) Management (3 Cr)

| Information Studies | Prereq: GEN 1110 with a C or better or taken Course reviews the Knowledge Management Life Cycle, concurrently with GEN 1110. Course can be taken the functioning of learning organizations, basic semantic currently with GEN 1151. Students finalize an technologies, and intermediate level data mining. Significant ICAPGen credentialing application, a 4-generation coverage of metadata and metadata authoring is presented. report (with record citations linked to original ISKM 1020/CEKM 0020 Advanced Knowledge images and research planners, and an analysis of Management (3 Cr) evidence), plus assemble a research portfolio, and take a practice exam. Topics covered include the global practices and applications of knowledge discovery, capture, and sharing. GEN 1151/CEGN 0151 Preparing for International Basic data warehousing and XML are also examined. Credentials (3 Cr) INFORMATION SCIENCE Prereq: GEN 1110 with a C or better or taken concurrently with GEN 1110. Course can be taken Contact: currently with GEN 1150. Kathy Jonsson (801) 957-5383 Students finalize international credentialing [email protected] application, a 4-generation report (with record www.slcccontinuinged.com/is citations linked to original images and research planners, and an analysis of evidence), plus Information Science professionals face a constantly assemble a research portfolio, and take a changing information environment. Learn how to use the practice exam. latest information technologies to organize, compare, and retrieve information. Receive training for entry-level jobs in KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT public libraries, school libraries, academic libraries, special Contact: libraries, and media centers. Kathy Jonsson Format: Online (801) 957-5383 Semesters Offered: All [email protected] Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit www.slcccontinuinged.com/knowmgt (Credit programs require application to the College) Knowledge Management helps businesses and Program Courses: individuals learn how to access and organize electronic information. Learn how to use the ISIS 1010/CEIS 0010 Introduction to Library Services (3 Cr) Information Literacy Cycle (the process by which Course overviews information organizations. Academic, information is accessed, organized, evaluated, and public, school, digital, virtual, special libraries, and library applied) to meet information needs. Learn basic, associations are discussed. Information careers, material organization and types are overviewed.

To register for courses call: 26 (801) 957-5200 ISIS 1200/CEIS 0020 Public Information Services (3 Cr) regulatory compliance and product recall. This course overviews the public service areas of information centers. Reference, ILL, Media, Systems, Core Knowledge and Skills in Medical Device Government, Documents, Institutional Repository, Certificate (96 Hrs)* Circulation and Reserves are discussed. Individuals who successfully complete the four ISIS 1500/CELS 0050 Library Technical Services (3 Cr) core courses (96 hrs) will be awarded the Core Course overviews acquisition and processing, cataloging, Knowledge and Skills Certificate. This will prepare collection development, maintenance, and preservation them for a variety of entry-level positions in the are overviewed. The DDC, LC, and automation are medical device industry both locally and nationally examined in depth. and serve as a stepping stone to further their development in specialty areas. MEDICAL DEVICE TRAINING PROGRAM This training is appropriate for anyone interested A - Z Index Contact: in switching to a high-tech, higher wage career; Jie Gu, MD, PhD (801) -957-6209 industry professionals seeking to enhance Medical Device Program Manager their current knowledge and skills for career [email protected] advancements; or, GED candidates and high school http://www.slcccontinuinged.com/MDT graduates. *This information is subject to change as the program Mi Yon Hodges is currently under development. Encore Institute Program Manager CEMD 1210 Intro Medical Device Industry (24 Hrs) (801) 957-5338 [email protected] This course provides an overview of the medical http://www.slcccontinuinged.com/MDT device industry, particularly in Utah. It will address | Notary Public| Notary Training | Pharmacy Technician | Certificate Location: Various topics including diversity of products, size and scope Semesters Offered: All of the industry, current trends, and the product Credit/Non-Credit: Non-Credit life cycle from conception to market approval and distribution.

Program Description: CEMD 1220 Fund Measurement/Data Analysis (24 Hrs) The medical device industry is a growing sector with well This course focuses on fundamental principles of over 100 established companies in the state of Utah. measurement, performing measurements, data The program includes a series of courses addressing the management and analysis related to medical device competencies outlined by the medical device industry manufacturing. Mastery of these skills is key nationwide. It covers basic core knowledge and skills to successful careers in the medical device and required for entry-level positions (see below). bioscience industry. Subsequently, individuals may elect to further their CEMD 1230 Intro to FDA Regulations (24 Hrs) training with specific emphasis on engineering and design; This course introduces the regulations governing quality and metrology; production; or, regulatory affairs. the life science industry with emphasis on those Specialty certificates will be awarded accordingly. With that impact medical device development and this interdisciplinary approach, indivdiuals may choose manufacturing. A thorough understanding of tracks which best fit their career interests and needs. The FDA regulations and an overview of equivalent certificates are interconnected and stackable. Individuals international regulations will be covered. can use them to enhance their bioscience education or CEMD 1240 Intro to Quality Systems (24 Hrs) employment, as well as transition to new careers. Specialty certificates are currently in development. This course introduces the concept of a quality system, system structure, and its Tuition assistance may be available to qualifying individuals through Short Term Intensive Training (STIT), a state funded relevance to the medical device and life science program. Contact Kasey Schuster for more information industry. Individuals will understand proper set-up (801) 957-5256 or [email protected]. and operation of a quality system, including the FDA-required Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Career Opportunities: Individuals who successfully complete the core training may apply for entry-level positions in the medical device industry as technician/assistant in production, process control, equipment maintenance, research and design, engineering, quality assurance, quality control, regulatory affairs,

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 27 (801) 957-5200 (801) To register for courses call: To All, new cohorts each spring and begin SEMESTER ONE Cr) (2 Practice Pharmacy to Intro 1010 PHAR the fundamentals of pharmacies This course analyzes Explore in the U.S. today. and health care institutions medical terms, career opportunities,pharmaceutical and dosage forms and quality control. safety considerations, and state pharmacy laws and regulations. federal Review Pharmacy for Pharmacology to Intro 1020 PHAR Technicians (2 Cr) drug absorption This course discusses the nature of drugs, Discusses and patient variables that affect drug therapy. drug classification and nomenclature. Cr) (2 & Law Calculations 1040 PHAR Covers pharmacy state and federal regulatory agencies and pharmacy accountability for the technicians. Emphasizes math, dosage calculations and conversions. SEMESTER TWO Cr) Products (2 Compounding/Sterile 1030 PHAR This course reviews packaging, preservationof and storage solutions andcompounded drugs. Examines coated tablets, with vials and IVsuspensions. Explains sterile procedures bottles and bags. Cr) Computers (2 Pharmacy 1050 PHAR of the concepts This course stresses practical applications hands-on experience with learned in PHAR 1010. Provides and a computerized system for dispensing prescriptions preparing third party pay documents. Cr) Drugs (2 Counter Over the III/ Pharmacology 1065 PHAR medications/ This course discusses over-the-counter products with emphasis on knowledge required for making appropriate recommendations for selection and use of these products by consumers. SEMESTER THREE Cr) (4 Preparation Fieldwork 1070 PHAR This course analyzes distribution procedures to patients in the hospital and patient medication profiles. The course reviews community pharmacies and specific technician duties. Includes practical on-site experiences in hospital and community settings. test, drug screen and immunizations are the student’s student’s are the and immunizations drug screen test, one within be completed must This program responsibility. Occupational Division of Utah by the State of year per policy Licensing (DOPL). & Professional Location: Jordan Campus Offered: Semesters fall semesters Credit/Non-Credit: Credit application to the College) (Credit programs require Courses: Program

October 11 November 8 December 14 All, every month Non-Credit

July 12 August 9 September 13 CEMS 0065 Utah Notary Training Live Workshop (4 Hr) (4 Workshop Live 0065 NotaryCEMS Utah Training notary once per training workshops Year-round for schedule. Recommended month on a variable form available at: all Utah residents. Registration www.slcccontinuinged.com/notary. Cost: $45 • Complete the College admissions 0920 or 0950 with a C or better OR a • MATH 0990. Accuplacer placement score of MATH Score is good for one year. • MA 1100: Medical Terminology • Completed background check program • Completed pharmacy technician application Pharmacy Technician Certificate Pharmacy Technician Notary Training Public Contact: Jennifer Pollock (801) 957-5351 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/pharmacy assist to prepares program technicians This of distribution and packaging in pharmacists drug in operations technical and medication delivery drug control, inventory including distribution, The program provides compounding. hands- bulk and preparation the in techniques aseptic in experience on forms. of use dosage and solution of sterile admission to the requirements for Prerequisite Program: Pharmacy Technician The program requires an externship. Therefore, students will be required to submit a current two-stepbackground check, drug screen, TB test results and immunization records to the program Cost for the background check, TB coordinator. Contact: Severson Mykel (801) 957-5407 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/notary Location: Miller Campus, online Semesters Offered: Credit/Non-Credit: Courses: Program

A - Z Index | Pharmacy Technician Certificate | Photography | 28 PHAR 1075 Pharmacy Adjudication (1 Cr) CEEI 0110 SLR Digital Photography: Beyond the This course acquaints students with knowledge of Basics (Varies) - $75 adjudication processes used in a pharmacy setting. Covers Go beyond the basics in this hands on class. rejections and third party billing requirements Learn about flash, motion, landscape, night, and will be covered. home studio lighting photography. Students will participate in five evening workshops to shoot with The following is a NON-CREDIT ed2go online course. This a professional photographer and receive feedback class is not required. For more information about ed2go on their work. classes see page 33. CETG 0453 Explore a Career as a Pharmacy ONLINE PHOTOGRAPHY COURSES (NON-CREDIT) Technician (Non-Credit) - $99 $95 each. Register at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc Explore a Career as a Pharmacy Technician in this CETG 0192 Discover Digital Photography

short-term (6 week) Internet-based course that can help An informative introduction to digital photography. A - Z Index students decide if this profession is a good fit. Discover the steps it takes to become a Certified Pharmacy Technician CETG 0244 Secrets of Better Photography (CPhT) and master the skills that will prepare students Explore strategies and learn a variety of tricks for an entry-level position as a pharmacy tech or clerk. to create excellent photographs in all types of This course is designed to provide an introduction to the situations. profession of pharmacy technician, and will not supply CETG 0283 Photographing People With Your enough information to sit for the national exam. Students Digital Camera may enroll in the Pharmacy Technician Certificate program to prepare for the exam. Find out how to take beautiful pictures of adults, children and babies. Questions? Call 801-957-5407 or visit

www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc. CETG 0318, 0643 Intro & Intermediate Photoshop CS4 | Social Media | Take Photoshop CS4 skills to the next level of Photography creativity and productivity. CETG 0390 Travel Photography Contact: Stephanie Roberts Learn the tricks and techniques digital (801) 957-5303 photographers need to capture scenes from around [email protected] the world and www.slcccontinuinged.com/photo bring them home. Continuing Education at the College has classes to meet CETG 0561, 0661 Photoshop Elements 9, 10 every photographers’ needs. Improve skills and learn about Master the most advanced features of Photoshop lighting, subject matter, composition, camera functions and Elements for Windows and improves photo editing art principles. skills. Location: Miller Campus CETG 0518, 0618 Intro to Photoshop CS5 and CS6 Semesters Offered: All Learn how to use Adobe Photoshop, the world’s Credit/Non-Credit: Non-Credit best graphics program, to edit and process photos Program Courses: and create original images. CEEI 0100 SLR Digital Photography Basics (10 Hr) - $75 CETG 0638 Photographing Nature With Your Learn the basics of SLR Photography: Modes (auto, Digital Camera program, manual); Exposure (Aperture, Shutter Speed, Learn how to use a digital camera to take stunning Manual); Depth of Field; Advanced Settings (histograms, nature photos, including landscapes, flowers, exposure compensation, ISO); Focus (auto, manual, animals and macro shots. modes); Metering (evaluative, one shot, partial, matrix, center-weighted); White balance; Format (Jpeg, Raw, Tiff). Bring a SLR digital camera and instruction manual to class. One Saturday session required for off-campus shooting. Class time will be spent reviewing student work.

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Social Media for Business CECW0620 (12 Hr) Contact: Tuition: $299 Ronald Stanfield, Ed.D. (801) 957-5423 Recommended: familiar with basic computer skills [email protected] Social Media marketing is essential for any small www.slcccontinuinged.com/ARL business. It’s relatively low cost keeps it affordable, but using it properly takes preparation, planning UTAH STATE OFFICE OF EDUCATION and essential basic knowledge. This workshop is LICENSURE PROGRAMS designed for small to medium businesses that are The Utah State Office of Education (USOE) and the College new to social media marketing, or are struggling offer several paths to a Utah Professional Educator License. with implementation. We will discuss the research, Students must have approval from the USOE and have a A - Z Index planning and overall social media strategy professional development plan before they can register for necessary to help you get started. In a hands-on classes in the Transition to Teaching program. More detailed environment you will begin implementing and using information is available on the USOE website, at the tools described below. www.schools.utah.gov.

Introduction to Facebook Pages for Business TRANSITION TO TEACHING Learn to set up a basic company page, and how to This is a program for individuals with a Bachelor’s degree in post and schedule posts. The class will also offer a subject area taught in Utah schools and who are currently techniques and ideas to drive engagement. teaching in a public school under contract, but have not completed a teacher preparation program. Pinterest for Business | Blogging for Business For more information, visit www.schools.utah.gov/cert/ | Transition to Teaching | Blogging is an essential part of today’s content Alternative-Routes-to-Licensure.aspx. marketing world. This session will talk about blogging basics, and how to develop and create CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION ALTERNATIVE consistent posts. Pinterest business use is also PREPARATION (CTE/AP) growing rapidly, and we’ll cover fundamentals so The Utah State Office of Education oversees an alternative you can decide if it’s a fit for your business. licensure route for the experienced professional. With a combination of work experience and education, an individual Twitter Basics for Business may qualify for this licensure route. Twitter usage for business is growing, in this class, For additional information, please review the information we will go through the account setup process, and posted on the USOE website: discuss the common terminology in Twitter and the http://www.schools.utah.gov/cte/licensing basics of getting started, strategies to follow people and as much as we can accomplish during the TROOPS TO TEACHERS (TTT) session. Eligible military personnel can enroll in this program to begin new careers as public school teachers. Fundamentals of LinkedIn Learn the basics of optimizing Linked In and setting For more information, visit: up a Company page so you can use this powerful www.schools.utah.gov/cert/Alternative-Routes-to-Licensure/ professional network to enhance your networking Troops-to-Teachers.aspx and business development. Location: Courses are delivered via live teacher guided webinars and are available to students throughout the state. Basics of Email Marketing Semesters Offered: All Email marketing is alive and well, and is now a Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit cornerstone for content marketing and integration (Credit Programs require application to the College) with social media strategies. Using a free service, Program Courses: we’ll set up an account and learn tips for list segmentation and creating an email to send to a *CEAL 0100 Transition to Teaching Orientation Course (1 Cr) list. Reviews the requirements for teacher licensure. Orientation for students with a Bachelor’s degree in a subject area Facebook Business Pages Beyond the Basics taught in Utah Schools who want to become a teacher. This module will look into the more advanced features of Facebook, such as Insights, Apps, and methods of Facebook advertising.

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Prereq: ARL candidates only. Contact: Learn a variety of strategies to encourage students’ Mi Yon Hodges critical thinking development, problem solving and (801) 957-5338 performance skills. [email protected] *EDU 2010 Introduction to Special Education (3 Cr) www.slcccontinuinged.com/travel Covers the learning and social characteristics of young This is a well-rounded career program to prepare people with exceptionalities. Become familiar with students for the travel and tourism industry. It covers public policies and the services available to students travel agencies, cruise lines, transportation companies, with exceptionalities. resorts and hotels, tourism companies and corporate travel departments. The program consists of 14

*EDU 2820 Creating A Learning Environment (3 Cr) Internet-based courses. A - Z Index Prereq: ARL candidates only. Location: All online Study how children learn and develop. Gain skills to Semesters Offered: All provide learning opportunities that support student Program Courses: intellectual, social and personal development. Please see Travel Planner Certificate in the Online *EDU 2840 Literacy Strategies (3 Cr) Courses section, page 50 for complete listing. Prereq: ARL candidates only. Examines the fundamentals of student reading Youth Summer Reading Skills Program comprehension and the decisions teachers make concerning methods, materials and procedures

Contact: | Travel Planner | Youth Certificate Summer Reading Skills Program | based on those fundamentals. Stephanie Roberts *EDU 2860 Survey of Learning and Teaching Diverse (801) 957-5303 Populations (3 Cr) [email protected] Prereq: ARL candidates only. www.slcccontinuinged.com/youthread Explore the rationale, concepts, theory and practice of This program is for children and teens entering grades teaching populations from culturally, linguistically and K-12 to develop and improve reading skills and socioeconomically diverse backgrounds in pluralistic encourage a lifelong love of learning. Students are schools and societies. taught essential phonics and comprehension skills that are required to become a fluent reader. *FHS 2645 Early Childhood Integrated Curriculum (3 Cr) Location: Taylorsville Redwood, This class will focus on giving teachers in the Transition to Miller and Jordan campuses Teaching program in early child development to teach the Semesters Offered: Summer current Utah State Curriculum (K-3). The class will cover Credit/Non-Credit: Non-Credit the philosophy of primary curriculum: how to develop, deliver and assess curriculum, how to work with parents Program Courses: and families, how to develop literacy, mathematics, Reading Development Programs for 4 Year Olds science, social studies and the arts in a developmentally Through Entering 2nd Graders appropriate manner. Develop the essential reading skills and habits that *Live Teacher Guided Webinars lead to fluent reading, strong comprehension and Adobe Connect is a premier web conferencing technology a love of books and reading. Get individualized used for eLearning at the College. Students participating guidance and materials to support a child’s reading in this webinar should be familiar with Adobe Connect practice and skill development over the next year. prior to class. The “Student Adobe Connect Manual” is available on the Transition to Teaching website: www.slcccontinuinged.com/ ARL_webinar However, first time Adobe Connect users may want to attend the class in person on the first day at the College’s Miller Campus to learn how to successfully enter the webinar.

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(801) 957-5200 (801) To register for courses call: To Varies Available Anytime Available Non-Credit Online, CD Lecture Jan 1 – Jun 30 Engineering Continuing Education Electrical Continuing Education Electrical complete listing. continuing professional development section, page 33 for Please see Engineering continuing education in the 10 for complete listing. 10 for complete Contact: Kathy Jonsson 801-957-5383 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/engineering who need 24 hours Courses are designed for professionals their Utah State of Continuing Education credits to maintain license. The College’s Professional Engineering Professional program offers classes that Engineering License Renewal Licensing meet the Division of Occupational & Professional (DOPL) requirements. Format: Semesters Offered: Credit/non-Credit: Program Courses: Program in the Education Continuing see Contractor Please ProfessionalContinuing page section, Development Contact: Kathy Jonsson 801-957-5383 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/electrical for journeyman electricians who Courses are designed Education credits to maintain need 16 hours of Continuing the License and meet their Utah State Electrician’s Licensing (DOPL) & Professional Division of Occupational or Core requirements. These courses fulfill Professional for details. requirements. Please view the website Location: Varies Format: Semesters Offered: Credit/non-Credit: Non-Credit in the continuing Please see electrical continuing education page 32 for complete professional development section, listing. Dates: full course listings visit: For www.slcccontinuinged.com/engineering

Middle Available Anytime Available Anytime Available Non-Credit Please see contractor continuing Online, CD Online, CD School and High School High School and Contractor Continuing Education Reading Development Programs for Students Students for Programs Development Reading Grades 5th Through 3rd Entering and fluency reading comprehension Develop the books with more complex read longer, required to for a Create a foundation absorption. ease and academic success. of reading and for lifelong love the materials guidance and Get individualized to support practice and skill a child’s reading the next year. development throughout for Programs Skills Study and Reading Double reading speed, improve comprehension and Double reading speed, approach to reading, studying learn a step-by-step Develop fiction and non-fiction. and taking notes for fully absorbed in books, which the ability to become reading enjoyable and supportsmakes the habit of reading for pleasure. Semesters Offered: Credit/Non-Credit: Contact: Kathy Jonsson (801) 957-5383 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/contractor Designed for professionals who need six hours of Development Continuing Education (Professional and Core Curriculum) to maintain their Utah State Contractor’s License. The College’s Contractor Continuing Education program offers classes that meet the Division of Occupational & Professional Licensing (DOPL) requirements. Format: Credit/Non-Credit: Non-Credit Semesters Offered: Courses: Program Contact: Kathy Jonsson (801) 957-5383 [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/architect hours Designed for professionals who need 16 their of Continuing Education credits to maintain license. Format: development education in the continuing professional listing page 32 for complete section, Online Courses

OnlineA - ZCourse Index | Continuing Professional Development | 32 Study tax law and tax preparation from the Funeral Service Director Continuing Education convenience of a home or office with online courses offered by the College in partnership with the Pacific Contact: Northwest Tax School. As required by the IRS, Kathy Jonsson competency testing of all unenrolled tax preparers 801-957-5383 (those who are not CPAs, attorneys or enrolled [email protected] agents) must be completed by January 1, 2014. The www.slcccontinuinged.com/funeral interactive structure of our self-paced online course format combines the best elements of a live class Designed for professionals who need 20 hours of Continuing with the convenience of working your own pace. Education to maintain their Utah State Funeral Service Courses Online Format: Online Director License. The College offers classes that meet the Semesters Offered: Available Anytime Division of Occupational & Professional Licensing (DOPL) Credit/Non-Credit: Non-Credit requirements. Program Courses: Format: Online, CD Semesters Offered: Available Anytime CEMS 0501 Basic Tax Preparation Training Part 1 - $250 Credit/non-Credit: Non-Credit Dates: Jan 1 – Jun 30 CEMS 0502 Basic Tax Preparation Training Part 2 - $250 For full course listings, visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com/ funeral Course includes: • Video-recording of live lectures Please see Funeral Service Director continuing education in • Access to manuals, tests and answers keys using the continuing professional development section, page 33 the online Learning Management System (LMS) for complete listing. • Q & A forum to post questions | Basic Tax Preparation Training | ed2go Online | Courses • Certificate of Completion available Engineering Continuing Education Enroll: Send full legal name with middle name or initial, address, phone number, and birthday to: Contact: Kathy Jonsson 1. [email protected] 801-957-5383 2. Subject line: “Basic Tax Preparation” [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/ Indicate Part I, Part II, or both. engineering 3. Ms. Severson will contact you with payment options Courses are designed for professionals who need 24 hours and other enrollment instructions. of Continuing Education credits to maintain their Utah State Professional Engineering license. The College’s Professional If you have any questions, call Mykel Severson Engineering License Renewal program offers classes that meet at (801) 957-5407 the Division of Occupational & Professional Licensing (DOPL) requirements. Education to Go (ed2go)-Workforce Skills & Format: Online, CD Personal Interest Online Courses Semesters Offered: Available Anytime Credit/non-Credit: Non-Credit Internet-based, self-paced; NO meeting times Dates: Jan 1 – Jun 30 Non Credit (2.4 Ceu) For full course listings visit: Contact: www.slcccontinuinged.com/engineering Mykel Severson 801-957-5407 [email protected] Basic Tax Preparation Training View courses and enroll at www.ed2go.com/ saltlakecc Online; self-paced; no meeting times Contact: The College offers non-credit, Internet-based courses Mykel Severson through our career training partner, Education to (801) 957-5407 [email protected]

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 33 Go (ed2go). ed2go’s instructor-facilitated online CETG 0301 Introduction to Crystal Reports courses are informative, convenient, highly interactive Learn to convert raw database or accounting information and inexpensive (most are $99). Instructors create into impressive, meaningful reports. supportive learning communities and are available to help through an interactive discussion area that is open CETG 0492 Introduction to Crystal Reports 24/7. There are no set meeting times, so work on it at XI, 2008/2011 your own pace! SLCC’s admission fee is waived for Learn how to use Crystal Reports to create students who enroll in ed2go course. Online payment attractive business documents that are easy to available at the time of enrollment. read and understand. The courses run for a total of maximum of 8 weeks. CETG 0496, 0539 Introduction to QuickBooks

Online Course Online Students do not have to be present when lessons 2012 & 2013 are released. Courses are project-oriented and include Learn how to quickly and efficiently gain control over the lessons, quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion financial aspects of business. areas and supplementary links. The final exam is released the same day as the last lesson. Once the final BASIC COMPUTER LITERACY exam has been released, students have two weeks to $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc* complete all course work, including the final exam. A ten day extension is available upon request. Students CETG 0187 Keyboarding can complete these courses entirely from their home or Uses FasType for Windows to learn the basic skills of office. Certificates of Completion are available upon on touch typing. request. CETG 0537, 0637 Introduction to Windows 7 & Windows 8 Start Dates for 2014: Learn how work with text, pictures, audio and video using January 15 July 16 Windows 7 or Windows 8.

| ed2go Online | Courses February 19 August 20 CETG 0365 Introduction to Linux March 19 September 17 Learn to use the Linux operating system. April 16 October 15 CETG 0225 Computer Skills for the Workplace May 21 November 12 Get working knowledge of the computer skills needed for June 18 December 10 today’s job market. Students may enroll up to two weeks AFTER the session CETG 0342 Introduction to PC Security start date. Learn PC protection and security. Requirements: BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT All courses require Internet access, e-mail and Internet 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, self- Explorer, Firefox or Chrome web browsers. Some paced, Instructor-led courses may have additional requirements. Visit the Online Instruction Center for more information at www. $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc ed2go.com/saltlakecc CETG 0010 Fundamentals of Supervision & Management Location: All, online Learn skills to motivate and delegate, solve problems and Semesters Offered: All, new session every month, resolve conflicts. year-round CETG 0014 Mastery of Business Fundamentals Credit / non Credit: Non-Credit Get practical experience in strategic planning, management Classes do not qualify for financial aid. and finance without enrolling in an MBA program. CETG 0035 Introduction to Business Analysis ACCOUNTING Improve decision-making skills at work. $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc* CETG 0019Six Sigma: Total Quality Fundamentals CETG 0250, 0350 Accounting Fundamentals I & II Create strong foundation in total quality management. Covers the basics of double-entry bookkeeping and financial reporting. CETG 0023 Managing Customer Service Learn to identify and meet customer needs. CETG 0012 Purchasing Fundamentals Improve mastery of purchasing fundamentals.

To register for courses call: 34 (801) 957-5200 CETG 0033 Distribution and Logistics Management used in health care today, and discover how to get Improve a company’s ability to deliver on time and on started and advance as a medical transcriptionist. budget, while increasing customer satisfaction. CETG 0139 Medical Terminology: Word CETG 0017 Project Management Fundamentals Association Approach Provides necessary skills for project management. Learn medical terminology in a memorable, fun way. CETG 0038 High-Speed Project Management CETG 0449 Spanish for Medical Professionals Learn to deal with the realities of quickly managing Learn medical Spanish in this fun and simple course projects. that will give participants the basic tools needed to

bridge the communication gap. Courses Online CETG 0527 Introduction to Microsoft Project 2010 CETG 0479 Medical Math Learn to effectively plan, implement and control projects using Microsoft Project 2010. Master the math skills needed to succeed in the medical field. CETG 0034 Understanding the Human Resources Function CETG 0454 Explore a Career as a Dental Office Assistant Learn to handle human resource functions for the best results. Master basic dental anatomy and terminology and learn how to run a dental professionals’ office. CETG 0426 HIPPA Compliance CETG 0453 Explore a Career as a Pharmacy Learn how to comply with the duties, rights, and Technician responsibilities of HIPAA, ARRA and HITECH. Prepares students for an entry-level position as a CETG 0015 Employment Law Fundamentals pharmacy tech or clerk and creates foundation to Learn basics of employment law to legally hire, evaluate become a Certified Pharmacy Technician. | ed2go Online | Courses and manage employees. CETG 0273 Explore a Career as a Veterinary CETG 0013 Administrative Assistant Fundamentals Assistant Prepare for job opportunities in health care, legal services Prepare to work in a veterinary office or hospital. and other industries. CETG 0375 Become a Veterinary Assistant II: CETG 0251 Effective Business Writing Canine Reproduction This course will help participants close the gaps in their Manage the entire canine breeding cycle, from business writing and reach their full potential. assessing the health of parents to puppy care. CETG 0171 Achieving Success with Difficult People CETG 0475 Become a Veterinary Assistant III: Practical Skills Learn how to have more successful relationships with difficult bosses, co-workers, students, neighbors, or Get practical skills to become a veterinary assistant relatives. or educated pet owner. CETG 0398 Explore a Career as an Optical CAREER EXPLORATION Assistant Learn what it takes to become an optical 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, self- assistant. paced, Instructor-led CETG 0307 Real Estate Investing $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc Build and protect wealth by investing in real estate. CETG 0428 Explore a Career as an Administrative Medical Assistant CETG 0277 Get Paid to Travel (Professional To ur Guide) Explore the job of an administrative medical assistant (AMA) in a doctor’s office. Learn everything needed to be successful and acquire a position as a professional tour director, CETG 0439 Explore a Career in Medical Coding tour guide, or cruise host. Learn the basics of medical coding to prepare to work in CETG 0485 Explore a Career in Interior Design any medical setting. Learn how to transform any room into a beautiful CETG 0135 Learn Medical Transcription and functional space. Learn how to transcribe the medical reports most often CETG 0508 Explore a Career as a Paralegal Discover what paralegals do and find out important aspects of the job in order to begin a paralegal career.

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(801) 957-5200 (801) To register for courses call: To Learn how to move through the divorce process process the divorce through how to move Learn Essentials Writing CETG 0158 a foundation Master the essentials of writing to provide for success. Refresher Grammar CETG 0173 clean, Bolster confidence in ability to produce grammatically correct documents and speeches. Workshop Writer’s Beginning CETG 0354 to Improve writing skills with an introduction writing creatively. Creativity Writeriffic 0284 Training CETG 0142, Writers for Banish writer’s block forever with tricks from published writers. Settings Descriptive to Guide A Writer’s CETG 0396 Develop an eye for detail to improve writing with vivid descriptions and believable characters. a Pro Like Fiction Write CETG 0230 Learn how professional writers use story outlines to structure any type of story. Writing Fiction Advanced CETG 0385 Explore advanced fiction writing techniques. CETG 0384 Mystery Writing Use vivid examples from bestselling mystery novels to teach techniques needed to be a successful author. Children for Writing CETG 0353 step by step, gain a sense of control and stability, and and stability, of control a sense by step, gain step healthier and happier the other side as a emerge on person. Off! it & Keep Lose Weight CETG 0188 approach to to establish a healthy Discover how maintenance weight loss and weight successful for a lifetime. Lightning Low-Fat, Luscious, CETG 0447 Quick Meals and discover how easy it can be Join a registered dietitian are both delicious and nutritious! to prepare meals that Garden Edible Own StartCETG 0502 Your delicious, nutritious fruit and Learn how to grow vegetables in a backyard. Emergencies Medical Handling CETG 0309 Learn Every second counts during a medical emergency. attention. how to respond if someone needs medical CREATIVE WRITING & PUBLISHING CREATIVE times, self- 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting paced, Instructor-led $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc

Network+ Exam and a A+ certification exams. ® ® Network+ Certification Network+ Prep ® Security+ exam and earn the Security+ exam and ® Security+ certificate. CETG CompTIA 0213 CETG 0228 Fundamentals of Technical Writing of Technical Fundamentals CETG 0228 writing. technical success in skills for Learn CETG 0021, 0022 PMP Certification & 2 1 Prep PMP 0022 CETG 0021, the PMP certificationBecome prepared for exam. Intermediate, Beginner, & 0134 0133 CETG 0132, Certification Prep A+ CompTIA® Advanced and for the CompTIA Prepare CETG 0355 CompTIA Security+ Certification Security+ CompTIA Prep CETG 0355 concepts needed to pass Master the terms and the CompTIA Prepare for the CompTIA Prepare career as a network tech. Success Homeschool with CETG 0129 for children Discover how to provide homeschooling need both in a way that ensures they get what they academically and socially. the Internet on Kids the Guiding CETG 0193 childrenGain the confidence and experience to help discover all the Internet has to offer. Development Language CETG 0306 Enhancing in Children fun and Enrich the lives of children by learning natural ways to help them become proficient and thinkers. speakers Learning Successfully with Working CETG 0376 Disabled Students Learn how to successfully meet the diverse needs of students with learning disabilities in a classroom. Adolescents Understanding CETG 0183 Uncover the secrets of the adolescent mind and gain valuable information on how they feel, how their identities develop, and how to best meet their needs. CETG 0488 Parents Aging Assisting Be prepared to handle the challenges that adult children and their parents face in the aging years, while also learning how to cherish the transition. Navigating Divorce CETG 0517 CERTIFICATION PREP CERTIFICATION no meeting times, NON-credit, Online, 6-8 weeks, self-paced, Instructor-led self-paced, Enroll$119 each. at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc CHILDREN, PARENT & FAMILIES CHILDREN, PARENT times, 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting self-paced, Instructor-led $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc

OnlineA - ZCourse Index | ed2go Online Courses | 36 Find out how to reach children through books. CETG 0301 Introduction to Crystal Reports CETG 0499 Writing Young Adult Fiction Learn to convert raw database or accounting Develop a young adult novel and learn how to break into information into impressive and meaningful reports. one of today’s hottest publishing markets. CETG 0492 Intro to Crystal Reports XI 2008 or 2011 CETG 0131 Travel Writing Learn how to use Crystal Reports to create Learn how to profit by learning to write and sell travel attractive business documents that are easy to read articles and books. and understand. CETG 0141 The Craft of Magazine Writing CETG 0425, 0525 Introduction to Microsoft Access

2007 and 2010 Courses Online Obtain the skills to get published. Find out how to store, locate, print and automate CETG 0337 Introduction to Journaling access to all types of information. Find out how journaling can help explore dreams, values and beliefs, survive unwanted change; succeed in a DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY career, and express creativity. 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, CETG 0127 Write Your Life Story self-paced, Instructor-led $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc Learn how to make an inspirational autobiography. CETG 0192 Discover Digital Photography CETG 0303 Research Methods for Writers An informative introduction to digital photography. Learn the most efficient and effective methods to conduct research for any writing project. CETG 0244 Secrets of Better Photography CETG 0229 The Keys to Effective Editing Explore strategies and learn a variety of tricks to create excellent photographs in all types of

Get the fundamentals of top-notch editing for fiction situations. | ed2go Online | Courses and nonfiction. CETG 0283 Photographing People With Your CETG 0231 Intro to Internet Writing Markets Digital Camera Learn how to make money writing on the Internet. Find out how to take beautiful pictures of adults, CETG 0290 Beginner’s Guide to Getting Published children and babies. Establish the credibility to get work published. CETG 0638 Photographing Nature With You Digital Camera CETG 0269 Write & Publish Your Non-fiction Book Learn how to use a digital camera to take stunning Learn to write, edit and publish non-fiction books nature photos, including landscapes, flowers, of all types. animals and macro shots. CETG 0228 Fundamentals of Technical Writing CETG 0390 Travel Photography Learn how to succeed in technical writing. Learn the tricks and techniques digital CETG 0484 Writing & Selling Self Help Books photographers need to capture scenes from around Learn how to write a persuasive proposal for agents and the world and bring them home. publishers and use storytelling techniques to make a CETG 0459 & 0559 Photoshop CS5 or CS6 for the message compelling. Digital Photographer

DATABASE MANAGEMENT Learn how to use Adobe’s Photoshop CS5 or CS6 to edit and enhance photographic images. 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, self- paced, Instructor-led CETG 0661 & 0761 Photoshop Elements 10 & 11 $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc Master the most advanced features of Photoshop CETG 0145 Introduction to Database Management Elements for Windows and improve photo editing skills. Guides students through a structured approach to database design and development. CETG 0518 & 0618 Intro to Photoshop CS5 & CS6 (Intermediate available upon request) CETG 0208, 0308 Oracle (Intro & Intermediate) Take Photoshop CS5 or CS6 skills to the next level Learn to use the Oracle database management system to of creativity and productivity. plan, organize and manage data. CETG 0146 Introduction to SQL Gain a solid working knowledge of the most powerful and widely used database programming language.

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 37 GRANT WRITING/NONPROFIT CETG 0661 & 0761 Photoshop Elements 10 & 11 MANAGEMENT Bring out the best in digital photos with Adobe Photoshop 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no Elements. meeting times, self-paced, Instructor-led CETG 0609 & 0709 InDesign CS5 & CS6 $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/ saltlakecc Learn how to use Adobe InDesign software to design and produce professional quality letterhead, brochures, CETG 0154 A to Z Grant Writing newsletters and business cards. Reveals how to research and develop CETG 0518 & 0618 Intro to Photoshop CS5 & CS6 relation-ships with potential funding sources, organize grant writing campaigns and prepare Learn how to us Adobe Photoshop CS5 or CS6, the Online Course Online proposals. world’s best graphics program, to edit and process photos and create original images. CETG 0382 Get Grants! CETG 0614 & 0714 Introduction to Adobe Illustrator CS5 Learn how to develop successful, fundable grants & CS6 from experts in the field. Master the fundamentals of Adobe Illustrator CS4 or CS5, CETG 0182 Writing Effective Grant Proposals learn to create spectacular vector graphic images and add Learn how to prepare grant proposals that get amazing effects. results CETG 0270 Drawing for the Absolute Beginner for a favorite organization or charity. Create a solid foundation in drawing. CETG 0282 Advanced Grant Proposal Writing Reveals the criteria funders use to determine HEALTH & WELLNESS whether a grant proposal gets funded or rejected. 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, self- | ed2go Online | Courses CETG 0155 Becoming a Grant Writing Consultant paced, Instructor-led $99 each. Increase income while working from home by Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc starting a grant writing consulting business. CETG 0188 Lose Weight & Keep it Off! CETG 0026 Starting a Nonprofit Reveal how to establish a healthy approach to successful An experienced veteran in the nonprofit industry weight-loss and weight-maintenance for a lifetime. leads students through the process of taking a nonprofit business from vision to reality. CETG 0309 Handling Medical Emergencies CETG 0027 Nonprofit Fundraising Essentials Know how to respond if someone needs help. Learn the basics of fundraising for nonprofit CETG 0140 Introduction to Natural Health and Healing organizations, from annual and special fund Promote wellness, balance and health in all drives to more advanced projects. aspects of daily life. CETG 0024 Introduction to Nonprofit Management CETG 0447 Luscious, Low-Fat, Lightning Quick Meals Develop the skills and strategies needed to become Reveal how easy it is to prepare delicious, nutritious an integral part of one of the fastest growing meals. service sectors. CETG 0433 Going Green at Home CETG 0025 Marketing Your Nonprofit Step into a green lifestyle with simple, cost-effective ways Learn how to compete more effectively for to make a home environmentally friendly. members, media attention, donors, clients and volunteers. LANGUAGES 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, self- GRAPHICS & MULTIMEDIA DESIGN paced, Instructor-led 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc self-paced, Instructor-led CETG 0152, 0352, 0452 Speed Spanish I, II, III $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc Learn easy ways to put Spanish words together into CETG 0517 & 0617 Intro to Adobe Flash sentences. CS5 & CS6 CETG 0153 Grammar for ESL Learn how to use Adobe Flash software to create engaging websites, Flash movies, animation and interactive applications.

To register for courses call: 38 (801) 957-5200 This course teaches the principles of English grammar. Learn to communicate and manage information For English as a second language learners. better and faster. CETG 0399 Introduction to Teaching ESL/EFL CETG 0427, 0527 Microsoft Project 2007 & 2010 Learn to be an effective English language teacher. Learn to use the ultimate project planning and CETG 0470 Easy English 1 control tool to its fullest. Learn basic English skills needed for real-life activities PC SECURITY & NETWORKING including shopping, job-hunting, and handling medical 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, emergencies. self-paced, Instructor-led CETG 0471 Easy English 2 $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc* Courses Online Reviews basic English skills and builds more CETG 0101 Introduction to PC Troubleshooting intermediate-level English skills for real-life activities. Learn to decipher and solve almost any PC problem. CETG 0482 Easy English 3 CETG 0220, 0242 Beginning & Intermediate Build on the English skills mastered in Easy English 2 and Networking learn to talk about real-life situations. Learn networking basics in terms that you can CETG 0377 Instant Italian easily understand. Learn Italian from home. CETG 0220, 0242 Beginning & Intermediate CETG 0278 Beginning Conversational French Networking Learn common words and phrases for both leisure Get the fundamentals of networking. and business. CETG 0334 Wireless Networking CETG 0411 Beginning Conversational Japanese Learn how to plan, deploy and connect to | ed2go Online | Courses This course makes it easy and enjoyable for beginners wireless networks. to master the essentials of Japanese. CETG 0342 & 0442 PC Security (Intro & Advanced) MICROSOFT COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Reveals the fundamentals of PC and network 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, self- security. paced, Instructor-led $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc PERSONAL ENRICHMENT CETG 0420, 0421, 0520, 0521 Beginning & 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, Intermediate Microsoft Word 2007 & 2010 self-paced, Instructor-led Master how to create and modify documents with the $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc world’s most popular word processor. CETG 0173 Grammar Refresher CETG 0425, 0480, 0525 Beginning & Intermediate Create confidence in the ability to produce clean, Microsoft Access 2007 & 2010 grammatically correct documents and speeches. Store, locate, print and automate access to all types CETG 0274 Math Refresher of information. Practical exercises and informative lessons will CETG 0423, 0424, 0430, 0523, 0524, 0530 refresh a student’s math skills and be put to Beginning, Intermediate & Advanced Microsoft immediate use. Excel 2007 & 2010 CETG 0536 Biology Refresher Set up fully formatted worksheets quickly and efficiently. This course will help students learn (or relearn) the 0462 & 0562 Intro to Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 & 2010 structure and function of the human body at the Build impressive slide presentations filled with text, cellular level. images, video, audio and charts. CETG 0537 Introduction to Human Anatomy & CETG 0435, 0535 Introduction to Microsoft Publisher Physiology (Human Anatomy II also available) 2007 & 2010 Learn about the marvelous complexity of the human Create brochures, newsletters and websites. body to prepare for a job in the health care industry! Non-credit; non-transferable. CETG 0401, 0501 Microsoft Outlook 2007 & 2010

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 39 CETG 0174 Twelve Steps to a Successful Job Search and artistic ideas by combining digital and traditional Find out how to get a job quickly and easily, in any scrapbooking techniques. economy. CETG 0491 Introduction to Guitar CETG 0176 Individual Excellence Master basic guitar skills and become the musician you‘ve Master 12 career-enhancing skills including goal always wanted to be. setting, time management, personal organization and PERSONAL FINANCE creativity. 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, self- CETG 0238 Leadership paced, Instructor-led Gain the respect and admiration of others, exert

Online Course Online $99 each. enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc more control over life and enjoy professional and personal success. CETG 0367 Where Does All My Money Go? Learn how to get control of money. CETG 0225 Computer Skills for the Workplace CETG 0292 Personal Finance Get a working knowledge of the computer skills needed to succeed in today’s job market. Protect assets and show how best to achieve financial goals. CETG 0299 Merrill Ream Speed Reading CETG 0357 Keys to Successful Money Management Save time by reading faster with better comprehension. A certified financial planner previews strategies that wealthy people use to build their fortunes. CETG 0172 Get Assertive! CETG 0160 Introduction to Stock Options Stop intimidation and poor treatment. Learn how stock options can profit in any market. CETG 0171 Achieving Success with Difficult People

| ed2go Online | Courses CETG 0357 Building Wealth Create more successful relationships with difficult bosses, co-workers, students, neighbors and relatives. Find out how most wealthy people build fortunes. CETG 0168 Keys to Effective Communication CETG 0307 Real Estate Investing Learn to build rapport, trust, warmth and respect Build and protect wealth by investing in real estate. through conversation. CETG 0309 Handling Medical Emergencies START YOUR OWN BUSINESS Learn how to respond if someone needs help. 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, self- paced, Instructor-led CETG 0349 Music Made Easy $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc Get the fundamentals of music theory. Covers reading, writing and playing simple music. CETG 0394 Start Your Own Small Business CETG 0270 Drawing for the Absolute Beginner Learn how to start a successful small business. Get a solid foundation in drawing. CETG 0120 Start and Operate Your Own Home- Based Business CETG 0204 Genealogy Basics Learn how to develop the motivation, discipline and Learn where to look, who to contact and how to use creativity to quit a job and become self-employed. research tools to begin exploring genealogy. CETG 0126 Start Your Own Consulting Practice CETG 0316 Interpersonal Communication Find out how to earn income by sharing training or Create awareness of the conscious and unconscious knowledge with others. codes of meaning when communicating with others. CETG 0177 Creating a Successful Business Plan CETG 0175 Resume Writing Workshop Turn business ideas into a solid plan for financing and Get the secret to transforming a tired, boring resume long-term success. into a powerful tool that will get interviews. CETG 0267 Business and Marketing Writing CETG 0402 Skills for Making Great Decisions Learn to write great marketing copy to improve a Learn to make excellent everyday decisions. company’s image. CETG 0127 Write Your Life Story CETG 0345 Marketing Your Business on Find out how to make an inspirational autobiography. the Internet CETG 0493 Introduction to Digital Scrapbooking Develop an Internet marketing plan for a business. Learn how to make the most of scrapbooking talents

To register for courses call: 40 (801) 957-5200 CETG 0296 Learn to Buy and Sell on eBay CETG 0644 Singapore Math Strategies: Advanced Learn how to work from home or earn extra income by Model Drawing for Gr. 6-9 buying and selling goods online. Master model drawing, a revolutionary technique CETG 0305 Secrets of the Caterer for teaching middle school math students how to triumph over word problems and learn to love Learn cooking and business secrets from a professional math. caterer. CETG 0450 Singapore Math: Number Sense and CETG 0277 Get Paid to Travel Computational Strategies (Professional Tour Guide) Reveal Singapore’s innovative and practical Online Courses Courses Online Learn everything needed to start a new and exciting strategies for solving addition, subtraction, career as a professional tour director. multiplication and division problems. CETG 0494 Start Your Own Arts & Crafts Business Learn CETG 0143 Spanish in the Classroom to start an arts and crafts business. Learn essential Spanish for teachers to CETG 0378 Start a Pet Sitting Business communicate effectively with Spanish-speaking students and parents. Discover how to translate a love of animals into a fun and profitable career. CETG 0287 Teaching ESL/EFL Reading CETG 0467 Start Your Own Gift Basket Business Discover practical techniques and methods for teaching reading in any ESL or EFL environment. This course will teach students what they need to know to start a gift basket business and run it successfully. CETG 0288 Teaching ESL/EFL Grammar Learn new methods for teaching English grammar that both engage and challenge ESL/EFL students. TEACHING AND EDUCATION CETG 0289 Teaching ESL/EFL Vocabulary | ed2go Online | Courses 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, self- paced, Instructor-led Discover what makes a well-balanced vocabulary $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc course when teaching ESL and how to plan one that meets student needs. CETG 0335 Guided Reading & Writing: Maximum Student Achievement CETG 0379 Practical Ideas for the Adult ESL/EFL Classroom Provide the professional development training needed to improve student literacy. Find out how to turn Learn ESL teaching strategies for fostering a more guided reading strategies into opportunities to teach successful learning environment for adult ESL/EFL writing. students, as well as how to create activities that build CETG 0336 Guided Reading: Strategies for the a bridge from the classroom to the real world. Differentiated Classroom CETG 0361 Teaching Science: Grades 4-6 Learn creative ways to bring differentiated instruction and guided reading to life in the classroom. Increase effectiveness as a science teacher for children in fourth through sixth grades. CETG 0389 Response to Intervention: Reading Strategies That Work CETG 0362 Teaching Writing: Grades 4-6 Learn response to intervention (RTI) strategies that ensure Learn ways to motivate and assist developing the struggling readers get the help and education needed. writers. CETG 0306 Enhancing Language Development CETG 0360 Teaching Math: Grades 4-6 in Childhood Reinvent math instruction for grades 4-6 Enrich the lives of children by teaching fun and natural by bringing hands-on learning, inexpensive ways to help them become proficient speakers and manipulatives and real-world connections into the thinkers. classroom. CETG 0344 Singapore Math Strategies: Model Drawing CETG 0295 Differentiated Instruction in the for Grades 1-6 Classroom Get training to start teaching model drawing, the powerful Improve ability to teach diverse learners with real- Singapore math strategy that gives word problems a world examples from elementary, middle and high visual context. school classrooms.

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 41 CETG 0276 Creating the Inclusive CETG 0263 GRE Preparation – Part 1 Classroom: Discover powerful strategies for success in the verbal and Strategies for Success analytical sections of the GRE. Learn to reach a diverse mix of CETG 0264 GRE Preparation – Part 2 students with proven strategies that Learn a variety of useful techniques for tackling the math turn diversity into opportunity. section of the GRE. CETG 0339 Teaching Students With CETG 0265 GMAT Preparation Autism: Discover powerful test-taking techniques and methods for Strategies for Success improving the GMAT score. Help students with high-functioning autism and Online Course Online CETG 0210 GED Preparation Asperger’s Syndrome unlock their potential in Develop the skills needed to pass the GED. the classroom. CETG 0410 Prepare for the GED Math Test Master the skills to pass Test 5 in the GED CETG 0376 Working Successfully With Learning test series. Disabled Students CETG 0211 SAT/ACT Preparation – Part 1 Learn how to successfully meet the diverse needs Get a good score on the verbal and reasoning sections of of the new SAT exam. the learning disabled students in the classroom. CETG 0212 SAT/ACT Preparation – Part 2 CETG 0418 Teaching Preschool: A Year of Do well on the quantitative section of the new SAT. Inspiring Lessons CETG 0311 LSAT Preparation – Part 1 Learn how to come up with creative and balanced Learn about law school entrance procedures, develop preschool lesson plans for every month of the analytical reasoning skills and improve test-taking skills. | ed2go Online | Courses school year. CETG 0312 LSAT Preparation – Part 2 CETG 0272 Solving Classroom Discipline Problems Improve logical reasoning and reading comprehension Reveal the secrets to an orderly classroom with a skills. Discover proven approaches for selecting correct step- exam answers. by-step approach to effective, positive discipline. CETG 0468 Praxis 1 Test Preparation CETG 0272 & 0572 Solving Classroom Discipline Develop the knowledge and skills needed to pass the Problems I & II Praxis I exam. Reveal the secrets to an orderly classroom with WEB & COMPUTER PROGRAMMING a step- by-step approach to effective, positive 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, self- discipline. paced, Instructor-led CETG 0388 Survival Kit for New Teachers $99 each. Enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc Share secrets for success in the first years of CETG 0100 Creating Web Pages teaching. Learn the basics of HTML to design, create and CETG 0363 The Classroom Computer post a site. Learn how to use the classroom computer to CETG 0500 Advanced Web Pages increase learning and motivate students. Expand web development skills and learn how to create CETG 0331 Using the Internet in the Classroom advanced websites using CSS, HTML5, media queries for Discover how to use the Internet to make teaching mobile devices, interactive forms, and embedded video. easier and more relevant to students. CETG 0151 Designing Effective Websites CETG 0363 The Creative Classroom Learn powerful graphic design techniques and build web Enrich teaching talents and encourage students sites that are both attractive and effective. creative thinking. CETG 0164 & 0464 Beginning & Intermediate Java Programming TEST PREP Learn introductory Java programming with clear, step 6-8 weeks, NON-credit, Online, no meeting times, by-step instructions. The intermediate course will help self-paced, Instructor-led students deepen their understanding of Java and start $99 each. enroll at www.ed2go.com/saltlakecc writing more sophisticated and professional programs.

To register for courses call: 42 (801) 957-5200 CETG 0373 & 0473 Beginning & Intermediate EDUCATION TO GO (ED2GO) ONLINE C# Programming WORKFORCE TRAINING CERTIFICATE Learn the fundamentals of computer programming with PROGRAMS the new C# programming language. Open-entry, non-credit, ONLINE, Self-paced CETG 0346 & 0472 Beginning & Intermediate PHP and Enroll at www.gatlineducation.com/slcc MySQL Contact: Create dynamic, interactive web sites using PHP and a Mykel Severson 801-957-5407 MySQL database server. [email protected]

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For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 43 CETG 0821 Administrative Professional with CETG 0827 Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Certification Microsoft Office 2010 Master (380 Hr) - $1995 Training (95 Hr) - $595 This unique program will give students the Learn to use Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 software. This skills needed to be a successful administrative program teaches how to create and format documents professional and a master of Microsoft’s suite and visual content, as well as how to incorporate of programs. The Microsoft Office 2010 Master graphics, add notes and create animations. Learn basic program is the only comprehensive, performance- through advanced skills while preparing for certification. based certification program approved by Microsoft CETG 0828 Microsoft Access 2010 Certificate Training to validate business computer skills using Excel, (95 Hr) - $595 Word, Power Point, and Outlook. To earn the This program is a comprehensive, performance-based

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To register for courses call: 44 (801) 957-5200 and customer satisfaction. Six Sigma is one of the highest program includes online training in mediation standards for companies and individuals to achieve. This and a 60-hour online internship where students interactive online program provides the training to master can role-play different mediation scenarios as a these highly valuable skills. All materials included. mediator, disputant, or observer. Upon completion, CETG 0856 Lean Mastery (60 Hr) - $1895 students will be eligible to become a Certified Mediator through Mediators without Borders®. The This program contains clear, concise information on HR Certification Institute has pre-approved this transforming a business enterprise. A lean business program for recertification for HR professionals. eliminates waste and focuses on providing quality The Project Management Institute products and services on time and at a low cost. has also pre-approved this program for Online Courses Courses Online CETG 0872 Entrepreneurship: Start-up & Business Owner recertification units for PMI credential holders. Management (360 Hr) - $2095 CETG 0871 Grant Writing (300 Hr) - $2295 This program provides an excellent foundation for start- This program teaches the essentials of writing, up business owners and other business owners and researching, obtaining and maintaining grants. managers who want to get a better understanding of Learn how to format proposals, write effectively some fundamental principles associated with owning and and get funded. operating a start-up or established business. CETG0859 Freight Broker/Agent Training (150 Hr) CETG 0862 Professional Bookkeeping with - $1,895 QuickBooks 2012 (140 Hr) - $1895 Learn the skills you need to be a successful Prepare for a career in the high-demand field of Freight Broker/Agent. This is a growing industry bookkeeping by mastering QuickBooks 2010—the of licensed individuals or corporations that help leading financial software tool for small businesses. make a shipper and an authorized motor carrier successful in the transporting of freight. This online

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For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 45 CETG 0801 Administrative Medical to their application. Learn the correct terms and spelling Specialist with Medical Billing and for all of the body systems, major pathological conditions, Coding (300 Hr) - $1995 disorders, treatments and medications. Textbook This program provides the skills to included. work as an administrative medical CETG 0807 ICD-10 Medical Coding (200 Hr) - $1795 specialist (AMS), medical billing This program teaches students how to prepare for and specialist, medical coder and/or implement massive changes to the existing coding system medical office manager. In addition required by the federal government by October 2013. to the extensive medical billing information, learn Program covers an overview of the changes in store for every aspect of the medical receptionist/front desk both diagnostic and procedural medical coding, along

Online Course Online position. with detailed information on the impacts of the medical Upon successful completion of this course, coding changes to coders, health care staff, physicians, students are prepared for an entry-level position software systems, documentation and information doing medical billing or coding and will be technology. In addition to the comparison of the old prepared to sit for the Certified Billing and Coding system to the new system, the course includes training in Specialist (CBCS) exam and the Certified Medical the use of the Administrative Assistant (CMAA) exam. new ICD-10 coding manuals. Textbooks included. CETG 0802 Medical Billing and Coding + Medical CETG 0808 Advanced Coding for the Physician’s Terminology (300 Hr) - $1995 Office (80 Hr) - $1595 This online certificate program is designed to This nationally recognized online program teaches CPT, prepare students for a position as a medical coding ICD-9-CM (Volumes I and II), and HCPCS Level II coding. and billing professional and introduces elements This is an advanced program, designed for students with of medical terminology. Successful completion previous medical coding experience. Complete basic

| ed2go Online | Courses satisfies requirements for an entry-level position coding education or the ed2go Administrative Medical doing medical billing or coding Specialist program before enrolling. The textbook and in an office setting. Students are also eligible to preparation for the Certified Professional Coder (CPC) register certification for and take the National Healthcareer Association exam are included. (NHA)’s Certified Billing and Coding Specialist CETG 0809 Advanced Hospital Coding & CSS Preparation (CBCS) certification exam. (80 Hr) - $1895 CETG 0803 Medical Billing & Coding (240 Hr) - This online program prepares students to take the $1795 American Health Information Management Association’s This course gives students the skills to work as a (AHIMA) official certification exam to become a Certified medical billing specialist or medical coder. Coding Specialist (CCS). This program covers advanced Upon successful completion of the course, students ICD-9 medical coding procedures and helps meet the receive a Certificate of Completion. They are challenge of today’s changing standards while learning then eligible to take the National Healthcareer and improving coding skills. Association (NHA)’s Certified Billing and Coding CETG 0810 Administrative Dental Assistant (150 Hr) - Specialist (CBCS) certification examination. $1795 CETG 0804 Medical Transcription & Medical This nationally recognized online certificate program Terminology (300 Hr) - $1995 teaches the essential skills for managing the business This program prepares students to start a new aspects of a dental practice and prepares students for a career as a medical transcriptionist. This program new career working in a dental office as an administrative includes complete medical terminology training, dental assistant. Learn about dental terminology and transcription equipment and associated materials. anatomy, medical records management, accounts receivable and reimbursement management, insurance CETG 0805 Medical Transcription (240 Hr) - and patient billing, patient scheduling and procedural and $1795 diagnostic coding. Textbooks included. Gain the skills to transcribe recordings and create CETG 0811 Clinical Dental Assistant (240 hours) medical reports. Transcription equipment and all - $1,995 materials included. This program will prepare students to become a CETG 0806 Medical Terminology (60 Hr) - $795 professional dental assistant. Learn about every aspect This online training program gives a full under- of professional dental assisting, including real-world standing of medical terminology, from word origins perspectives from experienced dental assistants and essential information about anatomy and physiology,

To register for courses call: 46 (801) 957-5200 preventive dentistry, patient care and communication, CETG 0830 CompTIA A+ Certification Training radiology, pharmacology, anesthesia, assisting in specialty (150 Hr) - $1695 practices, employment strategies, and much more. Upon This program prepares for two CompTIA™ A+ finishing this program, students will be prepared to certification exams, A+ Essentials and A+ successfully complete the radiology and infection control Practical Application. Topics covered include portions of the Dental Assisting National Board exam. All motherboards, memory, processors, video, storage materials are included. media and devices, printers, operating systems, CETG 0812: Personal Training & Group Exercise Training networking and security. This certification assures for Older Adults (200 hours) $2,595 employers and computer owners that a PC repair

technician has the knowledge to Courses Online If you’re interested in developing safe and effective build, upgrade, optimize, troubleshoot and repair exercise programs for older adults, the Personal Training PCs. and Group Exercise Training for Older Adults Online CETG 0831 CompTIA Network+ Certification Program is for you! The certificate program incorporates Training (80 Hr) - $1495 standards from the International Curriculum Guidelines for Preparing Physical Activity Instructors of Older Adults, Learn the fundamentals to obtain a CompTIA™ in collaboration with and endorsed by the World Health Network+ certification and start a career as a Organization. network technician. Master basic networking concepts and learn about network design, security, routing and CETG 0817: Certified National Pharmaceutical switching. Representative (90 hours) $1,795 CETG 0832 CompTIA Security+ Certification Training (80 Hr) - $1495 The goal of the Certified National Pharmaceutical Representative (CNPR) Online Training Program is Gain the skills to begin a career as a security to develop your knowledge in clinical pharmacology, professional and prepare to take the CompTIA™ | Event and Meeting Planner | Information Studies | physiology, and medical terminology. This knowledge will Security+ exam. Become proficient in basic greatly enhance your understanding of the pharmaceutical security concepts such as attacks and mitigation, industry and its selling process, and it will increase your security applications, risk assessment, disaster hiring potential. recovery, incident reporting and vulnerability assessment. The CNPR Program was developed in partnership CETG 0833 Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate with the National Association of Pharmaceutical Sales (MCSA): Server 2008 (275 hr) - $2195 Representatives (NAPSR). This unique training program will prepare you for a new career as a pharmaceutical The MCSA: Windows Server 2008 series will sales representative and for national certification through prepare students to take the Microsoft 70-640, 70- NAPSR. As a registered student of the CNPR program, 642, and 70-646 certification exams. The MCSA: you’ll automatically become a member of NAPSR, and Windows Server 2008 program will also prepare you’ll be eligible to sit for the CNPR national certification students to administer and manage Windows 2008 exam at no additional cost. Networks. CETG 0881 Microsoft Web Developer (200 Hr) - $1995 EYE CARE Learn how to develop Web pages using .NET Open-entry, non-credit, ONLINE, Self-paced Framework 3.5. and become a fully proficient enroll at www.gatlineducation.com/slcc Microsoft Web Developer prepared to take the CETG 0813 Optician Certification Training Certificate (150 Microsoft 70-536 and 70-562 exams. Master Hr) - $1895 installing and using Visual Studio 2008, using web developer express and debugging code. The need for eye care professionals is constantly Explore HTML concepts, elements and tags, expanding. Gain the skills and knowledge needed attributes, hyperlinks and anchors, image to obtain an entry-level job as an optician while management, XML, CSS, .NET programming, preparing for the American Board of Opticianry (ABO) ASP.NET, JQuery, AJAX, ASP .NET Web certification—a certification required by many states and Applications and .NET Framework 3.5. a stepping stone to career advancement. If a student plans to take the ABO exam, a high school diploma or GED is required, and job experience is helpful.

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For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 47 MEDIA & DESIGN CETG 0841 Graphic Design with Photoshop CS5 (200 HR) Open-entry, non-credit, ONLINE, Self-paced - $1995 Enroll at www.gatlineducation.com/slcc Learn how to use Photoshop CS5 including the CETG 0840 Web Design Certificate (420 Hr) fundamentals of graphic design and the design process. - $5995 (does not include software) Discover the rules and standards for effective graphic design, web design and photo editing, as well as useful Program teaches students to develop the visual marketing strategies for creating graphics that convey graphic and information design skills required to the desired message, style and tone for future clients or create compelling websites. Learn professional personal use. Software not included. applications for Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Dreamweaver, Fireworks and Flash. Program CETG 0900: AutoCAD 2011 with AutoCAD 3D (230 Online Course Online projects include XHTML page markup, CSS-based hours) - $3,295 layout and typography, home page and navigation design, Flash graphics and animations. In this program, you’ll master basic and advanced design skills as you gain hands-on practice in using the 2D CETG 0883 Webmaster (150 Hr) - $1995 commands and 3D modeling tools in AutoCAD 2011. This online certificate program prepares This program contains Autodesk certified curriculum and students for a career in designing, developing as such, it is an official training guide—online. You’ll and maintaining websites. The program begins begin with basic tools and then explore efficiency tools, by teaching simple web page development complex objects, use of external reference and image and processes by introducing new concepts files, advanced plotting, and customizations. In addition, and involving the student in active web page you’ll get a thorough grounding in the main features implementation using HTML and Dynamic HTML. of AutoCAD’s advanced 3D Modeling workspace. This Textbook included. program will give you the skills you need to prepare for the Autodesk AutoCAD 2011 Certified Associate exam.

| Information Studies | Travel Planner | CETG 0843 Video Game Design & Development (500 HR) - $1995 VETERINARY This online certificate program is the place to start Enroll at www.gatlineducation.com/slcc for a professional career as a video game designer CETG 0814 Veterinary Assisting (200 Hr) - $1795 and developer. This program is also well-suited Prepare for a career working with animals, learn about for enthusiastic amateurs and gamers looking to animal care and how to recognize signs of illness and explore this exciting field as a recreational endeavor. disease. This online program also covers interpersonal Textbook included. communication, interaction with clients and their animals, CETG 0884 3Ds Max (300 HR) - $1695 and how to assist the veterinarian during examinations. Learn to use Autodesk’s 3D Max to create professional animated 3D graphics for video games. This online training program goes through Event and Meeting Planner Certificate object modeling, material creation, animation, cameras, game characters, skeletons, rigging and scene generation. Spend time exploring the Contact: interface, learning how to work efficiently and Mi Yon Hodges seeing firsthand how (801) 957-5338 to apply the right tools to accomplish tasks quickly. [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/event CETG 0846 Multimedia Arts Certificate (360) - $5995 This certificate program is designed for new and aspiring meeting and event professionals, as well as, those seeking This online certificate program focuses on providing a career change. Meeting and event planning is a multi- the conceptual, technical and visual design skills billion dollar industry. Organizations are becoming required to create multimedia applications and increasingly concerned about getting a higher return on environments. Learn professional applications for investment. Employers recognize the need for an educated Adobe Photoshop, Flash and After Effects, as well and skilled workforce. Students completing all nine online as digital video editing. Course projects include courses will be awarded a certificate upon completion. story boarding, retouching, compositing, Flash Students may also enroll in individual courses to increase animation and site design, basic Action-Scripting, their skills and knowledge in areas of specific interest. video and sound editing principles, motion graphics production and user interface design. Location: Online Semesters Offered: All Program Courses: Please see Event and Meeting Planner Certificate, page 15 for complete listing.

To register for courses call: 48 (801) 957-5200 Information Studies Format: Online Semesters Offered: All Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit (Credit The information sector provides a wealth of opportunities, programs require application to the College) including careers in libraries, information and knowledge management, and record managing. Gain valuable skills Program Courses: in the use of new technologies and automation practices Please see Creative Problem Solving, page 25 for as they apply to organizing, accessing, and retrieving complete listing. information. All courses are offered in a convenient online format. GENEALOGY Contact: Courses Online COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE Kathy Jonsson Contact: (801) 957-5383 Kathy Jonsson [email protected] (801) 957-5383 www.slcccontinuinged.com/genealogy [email protected] The Genealogy certificate program teaches solid www.slcccontinuinged.com/ci research and organizational skills to properly use Competitive Intelligence (CI) encompasses a systematic genealogical records, with a focus on International framework for organizational processes. Generally, a or U.S. genealogical research. Become accredited/ firm will use CI to drive medium to long-term strategies, certified in genealogical research and develop valuable increase efficiency and effectiveness of operations, as well skills for many career paths. Complete six classes to as for marketing, planning, and decision-making. The earn a certificate. outcomes of the ethical and legal CI processes will focus the Format: Online organization’s competitive advantage. Alternative courses Semesters Offered: All of action may suggest options for achieving greater market Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit | Travel Planner | share, targeting competitors, products, customers, and (Credit programs require application to the College) suppliers. Thus, the firm can develop a plan to increase superiority within the competitive environment. The Program Courses: phrase CI is often synonymous with Business Intelligence Please see Genealogy, page 25 for complete listing. (BI), Market Intelligence, and Strategic Intelligence. An organization applies CI-BI to minimize uncertainty and KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT hazards in the business environment and is based upon Contact: analytics that forecast future performance from current Kathy Jonsson trends and historical metrics. (801) 957-5383 Format: Online [email protected] Semesters Offered: All www.slcccontinuinged.com/knowmgt Program Courses: Knowledge Management helps businesses and Please see Competitive Intelligence, page 24 for individuals learn how to access and organize complete listing. electronic information. Learn how to use the Information Literacy Cycle (the process by which CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING information is accessed, organized, evaluated, Contact: and applied) to meet information needs. Learn Kathy Jonsson basic, intermediate and advanced Web searching (801) 957-5383 techniques. Learn how to use the Technology Literacy [email protected] Cycle (the technical processes by which we access www.slcccontinuinged.com/cps electronic information) and the Media Literacy Creative problem solving is the ability to correctly identify Cycle (the various platforms by which information a problem, generate alternative ideas for dealing with is distributed) to be better able to control the a situation, and successfully execute a solution. Learn information universe, and your place in it. the steps to take, and the resources available for solving Format: Online problems of all shapes, sizes, and levels of complexity. Semesters Offered: All Program Courses: Please see Knowledge Management,page 26 for complete listing.

For pricing and the most up-to-date information about Continuing Education programs, classes and workshops visit: www.slcccontinuinged.com 49 INFORMATION SCIENCE TRVL 1040 Automated Air Reservations (2 Cr.) Practice booking, maintaining, changing and canceling air Contact: reservations using TRS© hands-on Computer Reservation Kathy Jonsson System and simulation of Sabre®, in conjunction with (801) 957-5383 the online tutorial. [email protected] www.slcccontinuinged.com/is TRVL 1050 Travel Sales and Trends (2 Cr) Information Science professionals face a constantly Study sales techniques, including telephone business changing information environment. Learn how to manners, listening skills and tools for targeting the use the latest information technologies to organize, traveler. Discusses web trends in the industry. compare, and retrieve information. Receive training TRVL 1060 Air Fares US Domestic (2 Cr) for entry-level jobs in public libraries, school libraries, academic libraries, special libraries, Prereq: Recommend concurrent with TRVL 1040. and media centers. This course presents the basics of air fares including Format: Online terms, codes, fare construction principles and fare Semesters Offered: All application rules necessary to find, interpret and Credit/Non-Credit: Credit and Non-Credit (Credit apply the lowest applicable fares for clients. programs require application to the College) TRVL 1070 ARC Documents (1 Cr) Program Courses: Prereq: Recommend concurrent with TRVL 1040. Please see Information Science, page 27 for An introductory course to ticketing. Discusses various complete listing. ticketing types, forms, policies/procedures per Airline Reporting Corporation (ARC), forms of payment, refunds Travel Planner Certificate and exchanges. TRVL 1080 Automated Air Fares & Tickets (2 Cr) Contact: Prereq: Recommend concurrent with TRVL 1040 Mi Yon Hodges Introduction to finding the lowest fares for clients using (801) 957-5338 the RTS© hands-on Computer Reservation System and [email protected] simulation of Sabre®, in conjunction with the online www.slcccontinuinged.com/travel tutorial. This is a well-rounded career program to prepare TRVL 1090 Ground Transportation (2 Cr) students for the travel and tourism industry. It covers travel agencies, cruise lines, transportation Introduction to the basics of car rental policies and companies, resorts and hotels, tourism companies procedures, codes, pricing, distribution and rail travel and corporate travel departments. The program including Amtrak, VIA Rail, BritRail/Eurail and train consists of 14 Internet-based courses. accommodations, services and fare structure. Location: Online TRVL 2010 Hotels & Lodging (1 Cr) Semesters Offered: All Covers the fundamentals of the hotel product, rate Program Courses: structure, property and room classifications, codes, TRVL 1010 Intro to Hospitality & Travel (2 Cr) published/automated resources, non-automated reservation procedures and variables that affect prices. Investigates the travel and hospitality industries, addressing theories, planning and environmental TRVL 2015 Automated Trvl Accommodations (1 Cr) issues. Students gain a general knowledge of how Prereq: TRVL 1040, TRVL 1080 and why public and private tourism businesses Practice selecting, booking, maintaining, changing exist. and canceling car rental and hotel room reservations TRVL 1020 Travel Destinations (2 Cr) using the RTS© hands-on Computer Reservation System Reviews the relevancy of geography to tourism and (CRS) and simulation of Sabre®, in conjunction with the hospitality. Explore destinations around the world. online tutorial. TRVL 1030 Travel Reservations (2 Cr) TRVL 2020 The Cruise Market (2 Cr) Gain product knowledge and skills needed to Overview of the basics of cruises including classifications, research, plan and book air travel. Discusses destinations, types of cruises and non-automated terminology, policies and procedures of airline reservation procedures. Know how to book the right travel and airline reservations. cruise for any client.

To register for courses call: 50 (801) 957-5200 TRVL 2030 Selling Vacation Packages & Tours (2 Cr) Overview of tour basics, including components of tours, tour destinations, types of vacation packages, print and electronic resources, non-automated tour booking procedures and function of tour operator/wholesaler. TRVL 2040 Fares & Tickets International (1 Cr) Introduction to international air travelers, including two basic international faring systems, mileage/routing and currency procedures, international fare basis codes, base fares, taxes and surcharges.

The following are NON-CREDIT ed2go online courses that can supplement the Travel Planner Certificate. These classes are not required. For more information about ed2go classes see page 33. CETG 0277 Get Paid to Travel (Professional Tour Guide) (Non-Credit) - $99 Learn everything needed to start a new and exciting career as a professional tour director. CETG 0390 Travel Photography (Non-Credit) - $99 Learn the tricks and techniques digital photographers need to capture captivating scenes from around the world. CETG 0131 Travel Writing (Non-Credit) - $99 Learn how to profit by writing and selling travel articles and books.

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