CFA090 GED Extension (0-0-15)
CFA091 GED Adult Basic Extension (0-0-7)
CFA095 GED Preparation (0-0-50)
This class features an applied curriculum designed to significantly improve success rates on the GED exam. Emphasis will be placed on building basic reading, writing and mathematic skills. Practice GED exam scheduled for July 21 from 9 am-4 pm.
Students must be 17 years of age or older. Workbook fees additional.
CFA096 GED Prep (Adult Basic) (0-0-15)
This class features an applied curriculum designed to
significantly improve success rates on the GED exam.
Emphasis will be on assisting students with low reading
and math grade levels to build basic reading, writing, and
mathematical skills. Additional workbook fees may be
charged.
CFA097 GED Prep (Adult Basic) (0-0-15)
CFA098 GED Prep Review (0-0-5)
CFA103 Entrepreneurship Training (0-0-0)
CFA107 Employment Skills Training (0-0-20)
CFA112 SAT Preparation (0-0-5)
determine applicant desirability. Our highly experienced
instructors will help you reduce your test anxiety with
finely tuned study aids, build your vocabulary and math
skills, and provide you with strategies to answer questions
more effectively.
CFA118 Basic Computer Skills (0-0-15)
CFA119 Computer Survival I (0-0-10)
This stress-free workshop is intended for those who want to
learn commonly used computer skills in the Windows operating
system. Simple, non-technical explanations combined with
hands-on experience will help you feel comfortable using a
computer and learning computer basics. Topics covered
include the mouse, the desktop environment, menus, creating
folders and organizing your information, how to protect your
computer from computer viruses, and e-mail. Students will
also learn to use the Internet and the basics of Microsoft
Word as well as where passwords are needed and how to select them.
Personalize your machine with sound and Ease of Access tools for
vision/hearing challenges. *STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO BRING A
FLASH DRIVE TO CLASS.
CFA120 Get the Most from Internet (0-0-3)
You constantly hear "check it out on the web" but you don't
know how to get started. Your instructor has posted your
assignments on a website or you have registered for a
distance learning course but you don't know what to do.
This course introduces you to the Internet, aka the World
Wide Web. Learn how to get around, bookmark your
favorite sites, use search engines to conduct research,
and much more.
CFA124 Day Series: MS Office 2000 (0-0-15)
CFA126 MS Office Daytime: Access 2000 (0-0-5)
CFA127 CompSurv, Wind, Internet (0-0-5)
CFA128 MS Office Daytime: Excel (0-0-5)
CFA160 Introduction to Windows XP (0-0-5)
Students will learn how to use Microsoft's Windows 7
consumer operating systems in this introductory course. They
will learn how to maneuver, customize and control the
computer, and ensure a safe computing environment.
Discover Windows updates and why they should be
installed. Students will also learn how to multi-task,
manage folders and files, create shortcuts, install
and use software, and much more.
CFA170 Intro to Access XP (0-0-5)
Do you need to maintain extensive data and then generate
reports for analysis? Learn how to design this relational
database to meet your educationa/ and business needs. This
course covers the development of a database and begins to
explore how to query the data.
CFA171 Intro to Excel XP (0-0-5)
Colleges and universities require students to create,
analyze and share important data quickly. This introductory
course covers how to structure your spreadhseet for data
input, how to create formulas, then progress to dynamically
displaying the results in a custom chart. With Excel, you
will get the most out of your information.
CFA172 Intro to MS Word XP (0-0-5)
This introductory course covers the basics of word
processing and provides instruction on how to create
attractive, appealing documents. Colleges and universities
require students to prove their writing proficiency by
composing numerous papers. Competent word processing
skills are needed for optimum communication.
CFA173 English as a Second Language (0-0-10)
This course is designed to assist ESL (English as a Second
Language) students from the community to learn to speak
and write the English language. It focuses on correct
pronunciation, conversational skills, writing skills, and
necessary grammar lessons. Students may register for this
class at any time during the course.
CFA174 Amer Red Cross Babysitting (0-0-2)
This course is designed for young people ages 11 and older.
The topics include babysitting responsibilities, accident
prevention, how to respond in an emergency situation, first
aid for injuries, diapering, and feeding. Students who
attend will receive an American Red Cross certification.
Students should bring their own lunch.
CFA175 Foreign Accent (0-0-5)
CFA176 Prep to Enter College (0-0-2)
CFA177 Intro to Read/Writing Skills (0-0-10)
CFA178 Intro Math Fundamentals (0-0-6)
CFA179 Intro to Keyboard Skills (0-0-5)
CFA180 How to Write a Coll Essay (0-0-5)
CFA181 Develop Yr Test Tak Skills (0-0-5)
CFA182 Develop Yr Test Tak Skills (0-0-5)
CFA183 Red Cross Inf/Chld (0-0-0)
This course introduces the Incident Command System
(ICS) nad provides the foundation for the higher level ICS
training. This course describes the history, features and
principles, and organizational structure of the Incident
Command System. It also explains the relationship between
ICS and the National Incident Management System (NIMS).
CFB102 NIMS ISC-402 (0-0-0)
This course describes the major responsibilities of an
executive as related to an incident/event, including the
agency administrator briefing and delegation of authority.
It explains the administrative, logistical, financial and
reporting implications of large incident/event operations.
It is designed for elected officials, senior executives,
senior managers and agency administrators with policy
responsibilities but without specific ICS or Multi-Agency
Coordination System function/roles or responsibilities.
CFB103 Medical Transcription (0-0-0)
CFC185 Pupil Transportation Mgt (0-0-0)
CFD001 Anat & Phys for Dent Lab Tech (0-0-0)
CFE003 A+ Certification (0-0-0)
CFE008 Basic Job Search Skills (0-0-0)
CFE115 Medical Terminology (0-0-0)
Interact more effectively in the medical
community and increase your desirability
for careers in the medical field! Positions
such as medical transcriptionist/secretary,
hospital clerk, insurance claims processor
and EKG technician, all require a working
knowledge of basic medical terminology.
This course will increase your medical
vocabulary and comprehension through a
systematic approach to decoding medical
terminology. Simple, non-technical
explanations of medical terms with
references to anatomy, physiology,
pathology, surgical procedures, and a
variety of diseases will be presented. You
will learn how to read and interpret this
language by identifying prefixes, suffixes
and root words. Participants will also be
introduced to basic EKG interpretation,
with a focus on related terminology.
CFE133 Intro to Windows 98/ME (0-0-.48)
Learn the proper way to maneuver, customize and control
your computer. Discover how to multi-task,
create shortcuts, manage folders and files, and how to
perform system maintenance.
CFE134 Ode to a Good Cigar (0-0-0)
CFE135 Images of Addiction in Lit (0-0-0)
CFE136 Nutrition: Exploring Soy (0-0-0)
CFE137 Nutrition: ABC's of Child Nutr (0-0-0)
CFE138 Nutrition:Eat for Health Heart (0-0-0)
CFE139 Intro: Adobe PhotoShop (0-0-0)
Start working with your phots like a pro! This beginning level class will show you how to use the tools available in Adobe PhotoShop (version CS4) to teach
you how to enhace your photos and show you how to work with
layers. Weekly projects will better acquaint you with the
PhotoShop environment. STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO BRING A FLASH DRIVE TO CLASS.
CFE140 The Victorian Lady (0-0-0)
CFE141 Intro: English Horsebk Riding (0-0-0)
Take this extraordinary opportunity to get in the saddle
again. Or, if you've never ridden before, you'll experience
a most invogirating workout while learning proper English
riding technique (the horse does not do all the work!).
Horse grooming, tacking, and barn management are also taught
with safety always a prime consideration. Ride in one of
the Capital District's largest indoor arenas, the New
Horizons Stables. For those who have always been drawn to
strong, yet gentlest of creatures, now is the time.
CFE142 How to Write Short Stories (0-0-0)
CFE143 Editing Photos and Using American Greetings (0-0-0)
Explore your creativity with a little help from the experts
at American Greeting. Learn how to edit your prized photos
and use this versatile software to create personalized
original greeting cards and many more creative projects.
CFE144 Intro to Gardening (0-0-0)
CFE145 Lawns and Lawn Care (0-0-0)
CFE146 Techniques of Acting (0-0-0)
CFE147 Islam in the West (0-0-0)
Learn the fundamentals of Muhammad, the Koran,
the Taliban, as well as appreciation of the varied art and
culture of the Islamic world. Using maps and slides,
participants will become familiar with the history of Islam
as well as current aspects, including the Islamic community
in the United States. The role of Islamic art will be
explained, pointing out where examples can be found.
There will be time for discussion.
CFE148 Annuals and Perrenials (0-0-0)
CFE149 Trees and Shrubs (0-0-0)
CFE156 Horticultural Lab Session (0-0-0)
CFE157 Pruning Trees and Shrubs (0-0-0)
CFE158 Nutrition:Bountiful Harvest (0-0-0)
Don't let that old banjo gather dust in the attic. Dig it
out and learn how to play three fingers Scruggs-style
bluegrass banjo. This is the most popular style used today
in bluegrass and country music alike. This course is
designed for teh absolute beginner. There is no need for
the student to be able to read music since the stand form
of music notation is not used for learning the banjo. This
course will consist of instructor demonstrations, individual
practice sessions and one-on-one help from the instructor.
No one will be asked to play anything by themselves in front
of the class. *Each student will need to bring a 5 string
banjo, a plastic thumb pick and 2 metal finger picks. All
other material will be provided by the instructor, including
a CD of the entire course.
CFE179 Nutrition:Eating Right (0-0-0)
CFE184 Nutrition:Understanding Herbs (0-0-0)
CFE195 Intro to Microcomputers (0-0-.5)
Have you ever wondered how a computer works? Do
you want to understand hardware components and
computer terminology? This course will introduce you to
what is inside the Central Processing Unit (CPU), what each
component does, and what to look for in a computer. You
will learn basic computer terminology and techniques that
will make you a more knowledgeable computer user.
CFE196 Lost Generation (0-0-0)
CFE197 Alfred Hitchcock's Movies (0-0-0)
CFE202 NYS Safe Boating for Children (0-0-0)
CFE204 NYS Safe Boating (0-0-0)
CFE205 Little League/Babe Ruth Umping (0-0-0)
CFE206 Dazzling New Annuals (0-0-0)
CFE207 Excit Perennials North Gardens (0-0-0)
CFE208 Seasonings for Yr Heart (0-0-0)
CFE209 Surv Skills: Foreign Students (0-0-0)
CFE225 Composting/Improve Soil (0-0-0)
CFE226 Go with the Grain (0-0-0)
CFE227 Healthy Lunches/Snacks (0-0-0)
CFE324 Creative Mixology (0-0-0)
This course will provide you with the basic skills you need
to work at and manage a bar that serves alcoholic and
non-alcoholic beverages. It will introduce you to basic
production processes and varieties of alcoholic beverages.
Laws and procedures related to responsible alcohol service
will be explored and reviewed. Students will become
certified through the Training and Intervention Program for
Servers of Alcohol (TIPS). MATERIALS FEE: $20 TIPS BOOKLET
TO BE PURCHASED IN THE BOOKSTORE PRIOR TO CLASS.
CFE325 Wine Exploration and Tasting (0-0-0)
The topic of wine tasting can be daunting. With this course, you will feel much more comforable with not only discussing but tasting with confidence. Discussion and tasting in each class will allow you to explore the topic from the fruit to the process, to the service, and pairing with foods. Over eight weeks, we will cover white wines (Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Riesling), red wines (Cabernet Sauvignon,
Merlot, Chianti, Pinot Noir) and Sparkling/Champagne.
CFE341 Prof Baking for Children (0-0-0)
Join Chef Gail Sokol on a baking and cooking extravaganza that will focus on measurement, correct sanitation, and mixing methods. Young chefs
(ages 10-13 years) will learn to make a variety of different delicious dishes that students will get to bring home and share with family and friends! For information on the recipes that will be made, please contact Workforce Development at (518) 381-1315 or visit our website at:
http://www.sunysccc.edu/academic/acadser/webreg.htm#summer.
YOUNG CHEFS ARE ASKED TO BRING AN APRON, CLOSED TOE SHOES, A WATER BOTTLE AND A BAGGED LUNCH.
CFE351 Prof Cooking for Children (0-0-0)
Come join chef Gail Sokol for a Cooking extravaganza.
Young chefs will learn to prepare cheese puffs, macaroni
and cheese, pot stickers, chicken piccata, quiche Lorraine,
cornbread, herbed flatbread, and more. Proper measuring
skills, sanitation, and kitchen science will be emphasized.
Each young chef should bring an apron and wear closed-toed
shoes.
CFE352 Cooking for Adults (0-0-0)
Students will be making pastries using Danish dough, quick
breads, chocolate pound cake, various pies and cookies.
Topics include proper sanitation, weights and measurements.
Please bring an apron to class.
CFE353 Tennis for Beginners (0-0-0)
CFE354 Professional Cooking for Teens (0-0-0)
Join Chef Gail Sokol on a baking and cooking extravaganza that will focus on
measurement, correct sanitation, and mxiing methods. Young chefs
(ages 10-13 years) will learn to make a variety of different delicious dishes that
students will get to bring home and share with family and friends! For information on the recipes that will be made, please contact Workforce Development at
(518) 381-1315 or visit our website at:
http://www.sunysccc.edu/academic/acadser/webreg.htm#summer.
YOUNG CHEFS ARE ASKED TO BRING AN APRON, CLOSED TOE SHOES, A WATER BOTTLE AND A BAGGED LUNCH. ,
CFE355 Prof Cooking Par & Kids (0-0-0)
CFE357 Classic French Bistro Cooking (0-0-0)
CFE358 Intro Baking Yeast Breads (0-0-0)
This is a hands-on class that will take the mystery out of
baking with yeast. Each student will mix, shape, bake and
take home two loaves of crusty Italian bread. Students will
learn the necessary techniques to prepare yeast breads at
home. *All students must come dressed to bake with an
apron, a hair band or hat to restrain their hair and closed
toed shoes.
CFE359 Artisan Bread Techniques (0-0-0)
CFE360 Secrets of Sourdough (0-0-0)
CFE361 Amer Regional BBQ (0-0-0)
CFE362 Wine Tast:Ital Wines & Cheese (0-0-0)
Come learn about the various wine regions of Italy as well
as the different cheeses. Students will taste a variety of
wines and cheeses from Italy and gain confidence in
selecting wines and cheeses for your next party.
CFE363 French Cuisine:Provence (0-0-0)
Come discover the cuisine of Provence, France; a cuisine
highly influenced by vegetables, seafodd, lamb and its
neighbor Italy. Students will learn to make light and
healthy dishes from this region such as Soupe au Pistou,
Bouillabaisse, Ratatouille, Ragout of New Potatoes,
Artichokes with Garlic and herbs, Provencal Vegetable
Tart and Herbes de Provence Grilled Lamb Chops.
CFE364 Asian Cuisines:Japan (0-0-0)
CFE365 Wine Tasting:Spanish (0-0-0)
Come learn about the various wine regions of Spain, as well
as its cheeses. Students will taste a variety of wines and
cheeses from Spain.
CFE366 Vegetarian Cookery (0-0-0)
CFE367 Cook from Green Market (0-0-0)
Buying and eating locally has become one of the most popular
trends. Schenectady and the Capital District as a whole have
not been excluded from this trend. Come spend some time with
Chef Christopher and learn about the Schenectady Green
Market, pick out some produce as part of the class and
travel back to the SCCC kitchens to learn how to prepare
some delicious, seasonal healthy meals.
CFE368 Celebrate the Harvest (0-0-0)
CFE369 Healthy Chinese Takeout (0-0-0)
CFE372 Fun with Frittatas (0-0-0)
CFE373 Intro to Domestic Adoption (0-0-0)
CFE374 Conv Mandarin Chinese (0-0-0)
CFE375 Pizzeria Pizza for Home (0-0-0)
Learn to make professional quality pizzas in your home
kitchen. Students will learn about the variety of doughs,
sauces and toppings that can be used to make great pizza.
The class will prepare a variety of different pizza doughs.
Every student will have the opportunity to shape, top and
bake several pizzas. Although the class will utilize
professional ovens, we will discuss techniques for
duplicating the results in your own oven. *All students
must come dressed to bake with an apron, a hair band or
hat to restrain their hair and closed toed shoes.
CFE376 Artisan Breads for Home (0-0-0)
CFE381 Pastries and Desserts (0-0-0)
CFE382 Flatbreads Around the World (0-0-0)
We will spend the morning in a commercial kitchen preparing
and baking a variety of flatbreads, both yeast raised and
unleavened. Flatbreads allow you to add new textures and
flavors to your menu. As an added bonus, many of them can be
made quickly. Breads will include Middle-eastern pita,
Indian filled naan, French fougasse, Moroccan crisp
flatbreads and more.
CFE383 Classic Croissants/Filled Var (0-0-0)
Students will learn to prepare the classic French laminated
pastry dough for croissants. Unlike many commercial
examples, these croissants will be made with pure
unsalted butter, the many layers of which gives them
their flaky texture. From our dough, we will shape and
bake plain butter croissant, pain au chocolate as well as
a savory ham and cheese variation. All students must
come dressed to bake with an apron, a hair band or hat
to restrain their hair and closed toed shoes.
CFE384 Server/Waitstaff Boot Camp (0-0-0)
This class will help participants acquire top level customer
service skills & demonstrate their relationship to
profts & gratuity; tips to improve suggestive selling;
guidelines for establishing long term guest
relationships; and ways of increasing guest check
averages. An intensive discussion of all these factors and
role playing exercises will assist each participant in
practicing, becoming comfortable and perfecting all the
acquired service skills effectively. Class is open to
novice and experienced servers and wait staff.
CFE385 Cream Puffs and Eclairs (0-0-0)
This is a hand-on class that will introduce students to some
of the foundation techniques of French pastry making.
Students will prepare and bake the classic pate a choux to
create cream puffs and eclair shells. We will make a
variety of fillings and toppings using different techniques
to prepare a nice assortment of pastries for each student to
take home. *All students must come dressed to bake with an
apron, a hair band or hat to restrain their hair and closed
toed shoes.
CFE386 8Hr Sec Grd Pre-Assign Traing (0-0-0)
The 8 hour pre-assignment training certificate is the
minimum requirement to work in security in New York State.
This training class is developed in accordance with the NYS
Security Guard Act and presents an overview of a security
guard's duties and responsibilities under the law. the
certificate is earned by passing the exam at the end of
the class.
CFE387 16 Hour Sec OTJ Training (0-0-0)
NYS Department of Criminal Justice Services requires this
16 hour course. This course provides teh required training
and certification to security personnel within the first 90
days of employment.
CFE388 8Hr Sec Guard Ann Refresher (0-0-0)
Security guards are required to complete this 8 hour
in-service training course to meet the nYS Department of
Criminal Justice Services requirements every year.
Participants will receive a certificate of completion at the
end of the course.
CFE389 Ballet Dance Instruction (0-0-0)
Whether it's a refresher course for those with some training
or your first taste of ballet, come and enjoy learning
ballet. Students ages 12 and older are welcome to attend
this open level dance class. Students are asked to wear
clothing that is easy to move in, to pull their hair off the
face and wear ballet slippers.
CFE391 Web Opt for Small Bus on Budg (0-0-0)
Explore free or inexpensive online tools you can use
yourself to create a Web presence for your business,
including Google Sites, Intuit.com and GoDaddy.com,
e-commerce "stores in a box," and social networking
sites. Examine the pros and cons of each tool and
choose the ones that are right for your business and
customers.
CFE392 Building a Free Website (0-0-0)
If you want a website but aren't sure where to begin,
begin with Google Sites. Google Sites is a free,
easy-to-use tool for non-techies. It supplies the page
designs, you supply the content. In this hands-on course
learn how to use Google Sites to build your free Web pages.
*If you don't already have a Google Gmail account, please
create one at www.google.com at least 24 hours
24 hours prior to class.
www.google.com at least 24 hours prior to class.
CFE395 Intr Video Game Design (0-0-0)
Do you love video games? Have you ever wanted to
learn how to create fun and entertaining video games?
Join two professional game developers from Vicarious
Visions to learn all about the game development process.
Students ages 13-18 will look at existing games to learn how
to balance and design games, understand programming
concepts, work in a group or alone to create new games
and talk with professional game developers to understand
careers in games. Students may bring their own laptops.
CFE396 Intr to Africa-Amer History (0-0-0)
This course will examine the origin of African-American
people in continental Africa and trace the Black experience
in America to the present. Emphasis will be placed on
African roots, transition to slavery, the realities of
slavery, opposition to slavery, the civil war,
reconstruction and its aftermath, the period of Jim Crowism,
Black Nationalism, African-American participation in the
world wars, institutional development and the modern
civil rights movement.
CFE397 Puff Pastry Dough & Pastries (0-0-0)
CFE398 TIPS:Traing Intervent Procdrs (0-0-0)
TIPS training is a dynamic, skills-based training program
designed to prevent intoxication, drunk driving and underage
drinking by enhancing the fundamental "people skills" of
servers, sellers and consumers of alcohol. TIPS gives
individuals the knowledge and confidence they need to
recognize potential alcohol-related problems and intervene
to prevent alcohol-related tragedies. TIPS training
satisfies the requirement in NYS that regulates server
training. Also, many insurance companies provide discounts
to establishments whose employees are TIPS certified.
Materials fee: $20. TIPS booklet to be purchased in the
bookstore prior to class.
CFE399 Knife Skills/Basic Cook Tech (0-0-0)
The primary emphasis of this workshop will be on
teaching students to safely use a chef's knife.
The instructor will demonstrate proper technique for
slicing, dicing, chopping and julienne (matchstick
cut). Students will practice these skills on a variety of
fresh vegetables. The instructor will discuss knife
selection and show various methods of sharpening
knives. Utilizing the vegetables cut in class, the chef
will demonstrate a variety of basic cooking
techniques including steaming, blanching, sauteing,
braising and roasting. Students are encouraged to
email the instructor, Chef Paul Krebs,
@krebspv@sunysccc.edu prior to class for suggestions
on bringing a suitable knife for class. There will be
additional knives available for students to try. All
students must come dressed to bake with an apron,
a hair band or hat to restrain their hair and closed
toed shoes.
CFE539 Selling Your Home (0-0-0)
CFE561 Italian for Travelers (0-0-0)
CFE562 Little Scientist (0-0-0)
CFE564 Earth, Moon and Stars (0-0-0)
CFE565 Discovering Dinosaurs (0-0-0)
CFE566 Notion of Motion (0-0-0)
CFE567 Explainers and Explorers (0-0-0)
CFE569 Digging for Dinosaurs (0-0-0)
CFE571 Creepy Crawley Insects (0-0-0)
CFE572 It's a Small, Small Nano World (0-0-0)
CFE573 Jr. Planetarian (0-0-0)
CFE575 Electric Circuits (0-0-0)
CFE577 Kooky Chemistry (0-0-0)
CFE578 Movers and Shakers (0-0-0)
CFE580 Under Our Big Sky (0-0-0)
CFE582 Glow World Glow (0-0-0)
CFE583 Out of This World (0-0-0)
CFE600 Creative Writing (3-0-0)
Writing is a joyful experssion, whether you hope to be a professional or not. This course will take you from the basics (grammar, spelling and rules of writing), through concepts such as literacy license and the elusive "finding
your voice." Identifying your passion, and writing about it
is a key concept - once we do that, finding media that will pay
you to write about what you love is easy! Join us for this
six-week adventure and become part of the community of
people who've found personal and professional fullfillment
through this wonderful, heart-ful art.
CFE601 Business Writing (3-0-0)
Many organizations, corporations and other businesses
either can't afford or don't want to hire a professional
writer to supply the many documents that are necessary
during the course of a business day: press releases,
newsletters, reports, letters and niche-specific peripherals
This leaves the job of communication in the lap of
employees. This course will help the student plan and
create the necessary documents that are necessary
during a normal business day.
CFE602 Group Guitar I (0-0-0)
This course will include fundamental instruction in reading notes, strumming chords to songs, and technical development. Instruction will consist of 10, half-hour individual lessons. Students of all skill levels are welcome.
CFE603 Guitar Lessons for Adults (0-0-0)
CFE809 Mand Report of Child Abuse (0-0-0)
CFE901 Power Pt Redesign (0-0-0)
Do you fill your slides with bullets and then read every
word of every slide? Do you use special effects and flying
bullets to keep your audience awake? These are danger signs
of "death by PowerPoint." This course will help students
learn how to tell their stories effectively and actively
engage their audiences by applying a few simple guidelines
for slide design and communication principles. Students
should bring a PowerPoint presentation on a flash drive to
class in order to work on redesigning the presentation and
get feedback/technical assistance on skills such as adding
images and charts.
CFN119 Computer Survival - Level One (0-0-2)
This stress-free workshop is intended for those who want to
learn commonly used home computing skills in the Windows
operating system. Simple, non-technical explanations
covering computer terms and use will be covered. Learn how
to e-mail friends and family, input a letter, create a sign,
design an invitation and surf the Internet.
e-mail friends and family, input a letter, create signs,
design an invitation, and surf the Internet.
CFN128 Kripalu Yoga (0-0-0)
This class offers a slower-paced practice in a relaxed,
non-competitive setting. The Kripalu class draws a person
inward through breath, movement, posture and intention.
Students will learn correct alignment of each posture as
well as breathing, meditation and relaxation techniques. As
a Bhakti Yogi, one who lives a life of love and devotion,
the instructor is dedicated to developing a safe and sacred
space. This gentle yoga class is accessible to people of
all sizes, ages and fitness levels. PLEASE BRING A YOGA MAT, WATER AND A SMALL TOWEL TO CLASS.
CFN132 SAT/PSAT Preparation (0-0-2)
The SAT score is one of the factors used by colleges to
determine applicant desirability. Our highly experienced
instructors will help you reduce your test anxiety with
finely tuned study aids, build your vocabulary and math
skills, and provide you with strategies to answer
questions more effectively.
CFN163 Clowning for Adults (0-0-0)
Do you need a stress-relieving
hobby? Do you have a hidden
funnybone? Express your hidden
talents, have fun, and learn a viable
trade all at once! You'll learn that
clowning is much more than putting
on makeup and a costume.
CFN176 How to Write Your Life Story or Family History (0-0-0)
Your family and personal stories are too good, too important
to lose. Learn the process that transforms memories into
memoirs by researching and writing. Required course book
available from the instructor ($15.00).
CFN177 Art of Reiki (0-0-0)
CFN180 How to Write and Sell Magazine Articles (0-0-0)
Learn the step-by step process
of researching, writing, and selling
nonfiction in today's red-hot magazine
market. Discover how you can explode
one idea into dozens of articles,
guarantee
editors call you when they need a
feature, and experience the thrill of seeing
your magazine article in print!
Course book available from the instructor ($12.00)
CFN181 How to Write and Sell Your Book (0-0-0)
Is a novel or nonfiction book
inside you? If so, discover the step-by-step
process of transforming your idea into a
published book. Learn the secrets of
creating a book proposal, finding agents and publishers,
negotiating a book contract, and guiding your book to
the top of the best-seller list. Course book available
from the instructor ($15.00)
CFN184 Writing and Marketing Your Book for Publication (0-0-0)
Learn the secrets of planning and developing your novel
or non-fiction book, preparing a query letter and book
proposal, finding agents and publishers, negotiating a book
contract, and guiding your book to publication success.
Required course book available from the instructor ($30.00)
CFN187 Creating a Personal Web Page (0-0-2)
Have you always wanted your own personal web site on the
World Wide Web? Learn how to develop, post and maintain
an appealing, easy-to-explore and fast-loading web site.
CFN194 Public Speaking (0-0-0)
This eight-week course will help you gain confidence in your
communication skills. Designed for people interested in
career advancement or change, it includes speech writing
and delivery, impromptu speaking, audio-visual aid use,
body language communication and effective listening.
CFN195 Promoting Your Business, Product or Service (0-0-0)
business owner or home-based entrepreneur. You can
harness the power of public relations and publicity to
raise the public's awareness of and create a favorable
impression about your business, product, or service. Learn
to market yourself to the media and establish a unique
community presence.
CFN196 You Can Be a Freelance Writer (0-0-0)
Introduce yourself to the step-by-step process involved in
breaking into the highly desirable field of freelance
writing. Identify markets for non-fiction articles,
determine exactly what editors are looking for now, and
learn simple tactics for preparing a professional
manuscript. From query letter through completed
manuscript, take the path to publication as a freelance
writer. Required coursebook ($12) and optional
workbook ($9) available from the instructor in class.
CFN197 Writing From Your Heart: The Art of Personal Essays (0-0-0)
Transform the ordinary events of your life into
extraordinary personal essays. Explore the step-by-step
process of using writing games to unlock your experiences;
choosing the most effective essay style; shaping your
experiences into a first draft; and allowing reader reaction
to refine your draft into a polished essay. Required course
book ($15) available from the instructor in class.
CFN198 How to Read and Write Poems (0-0-0)
Do you see the world through a poet's eye? Have you ever
wanted to learn more about the craft of poetry? In this
course, students will be looking at poems from the writer's
perspective and learn the fundamentals of reading and
writing poems. Using selected poems to highlight such
craft issues as sound, imagery, and rhythm, students will
use this knowledge to compose their own poems. Course
topics include: metaphor, lyric poems, and narrative poems.
This course is open to all levels of students from beginner
to serious practitioner.
CFN199 Funding Alternatives for Long-Term Care (0-0-0)
The United States has some of the best medical care
available - if you can afford it. Long-term care is the
largest out-of-pocket expense facing Americans today.
With the average cost of care being $50,000 per year for
home care and $70,000 for nursing home care, how can you
best preserve your life savings and still receive quality
care? This seminar will explore funding alternatives for
long-term care such as state partnerships, viatical
settlements, long-term health-care insurance, annuities,
irrevocable trusts, reverse mortgages, and accelerated
death benefits.
CFN204 How to Write Non-fiction for Kids (0-0-0)
Looking for your first byline?
Look no further than the juvenile
article marketplace. Magazines such
as Jack and Jill, Boys' Life, and others
seek those who can write factual
pieces about health, history, hobbies,
science, sports and other topics for and
about kids. Learn how to get ideas,
research your topic and write an article
that sells. Coursebook available from
the instructor for $12
CFN208 How to Sell Fiction and Non-Fiction for Kids (0-0-0)
You've written fiction and/or non-fiction
for the juvenile market, but how do you
sell your work to magazine editors and book
publishers? Learn how to find and approach
editors, agents, and publishers; the basics
of professional manuscript preparation; and
marketing strategies designed to gain your
first byline or book contract. Coursebook
available form the instructor for $12
CFN209 How to Write Fiction for Kids (0-0-0)
Find out the secrets
of writing short stories, picture books and
novels for kids. This course introduces you
to fiction techniques such as
characterization, viewpoint, and dialogue.
It also provides a step-by-step guide to
plotting and shows you what must be
accomplished in the beginning, middle and
end of a story to make it successful.
Course book available from the instructor ($12.00).
CFN212 Historical Archeology and Field Study (0-0-0)
This course is designed to introduce
participants to the field of historical
archeology and to explore methods employed for the
study of people of the past. Students will investigate
local and regional lifeways of peoples of European
origin who resided in the Northeast from the 17th
century to the mid-19th century. Lectures, readings
discussions, hands-on activities are among the teaching
methods employed. *Materials fee: two text books
totaling $50 are required. Field date
to be scheduled separately.
CFN213 Genealogy for Beginners/Introduction to (0-0-0)
Genealogical Research
Have you ever wanted to research your
family history, trace a particular
ancestor or just find out more about the
people that made up your town's past?
In this course, you will learn how to get
the research process going from an
experienced and practicing archivist.
You'll learn where local records are
housed and which types of records each
repository contains. Hands-on sessions
with paper reproductions and Internet
research tools will help you to
familiarize yourself with research methods
and plan the most efficient use of your
research time.
CFN215 Advanced Creative Writing (0-0-0)
If you have basic fiction writing
techniques, you can build on that
foundation and gain valuable feedback on
your stories in a critique workshop setting.
Elements to be explored include: ways to
get a story flowing; creating a sense of
place; finding a dynamic story problem;
developing characters who readers care about;
writing effective beginnings and endings;
and avoiding six deadly dialogue sins.
Class time will be devoted to manuscript
reading and critique of works in progress.
Coursebook available from the instructor
for $12
CFN216 Researching and Interpreting Documents in Archeology (0-0-0)
This course examines primary and secondary documents
used in archeology. Sources, methods, locations, and
interpretations of a variety of documents used for research,
proposals, and publications in archaeology are addressed.
Visits to repositories, discussions, lectures, and hands-on
activities are among the methods employed.
CFN217 Record & Archiv Archeo Data (0-0-0)
This course addresses why detailed records are maintained
during excavation and how the artifacts and records are
processed into permanent archives that form the basis for
future research. Hands-on activities include artifact
illustration and description, photographic recording,
computer database analysis, data retrieval and final data
archiving. The course is supplemented with visits to
museums an archival repositories. *Field date will be
scheduled separately.
CFN218 Archaeol Lab Prac and Site Stu (0-0-0)
This advanced course will provide participants an
opportunity to enhance their laboratory skills by
learning to further analyze artifacts and materials and
apply basic priciples and practices in material
identificatin, processing, and conservation. Artifacts from
selected archaeological sites, together with a concentration
on the manufacturing, processing, and conservation
methodologies for a variety of organic and inorganic objects
will be used to address issues relating to site
interpretation and presentation. Sessions include lectures,
visual media, demonstrations, and hands-on activities.
PR: CFN 212 or CFN 413
CFN219 Archaeological Field Work Program (0-0-0)
This course gives participants an opportunity to learn
and/or enhance specific archaeological fieldwork skills.
It is designed to train the participants in applying the
basic principles of surveying to a site area by using a
transit and other techniques for surface mapping. The
participant will also receive formal training in excavating
and recording archaeological data. Field sessions will take
place primarily at the Mabee Farm, a historic property owned
and operated by the Schneectad County Historical Society.
PR: CFN 212 or CFN 413
CFN222 Creative Voice Development (0-0-0)
CFN223 Intro to Rock Climbing (0-0-0)
This beginner's courseis designed to take a participant
from having absolutely no experience with indoor/outdoor
rock climbing to feeling confident climbing in any rock
climbing gym or outdoor rock climbing area. The
participants will learn about basic rock climbing
techniques, body movement, stretching and strength workouts,
safety considerations, belaying, climbing ethics, climbing
vocabulary, description of equipment, knot work, and rope
management. Students must not have pre-existing physical
problems that would hinder them during physical exercise
and/or strenuous physical exertion (i.e. heart condition,
joint injury, severe asthma).
CFN224 Intermed Rock Climbing (0-0-0)
CFN227 Fin Planning for Retirement (0-0-0)
CFN228 Safetrain: Lrn Nt to be Victim (0-0-0)
CFN229 Rock Climbing Workshop (0-0-0)
CFN232 DMV 30 Hr Driver Instr Course (0-0-0)
CFN233 Drivers' Education (0-0-0)
The NYS Drivers' Education Program provides 24 hours of
classroom time, 6 hours of actual driving experience and
18 hours of in-car observation. Students must be at least
16 years of age and must have a valid NYS Learners' permit
or a NYS Driver's License. Students must attend all
scheduled classes in order to successfully complete the
course and be eligible to receive the MV285 certificate
(the Blue Card). Students who complete this course will
eligible for the "Class D" driver's license when they are
17. Students will attend every other day for three hours beginning on July 2.
DRIVING TIMES WILL BE SCHEDULED INDIVIDUALLY WITH THE STUDENTS.
CFN234 Basic Land Navigation (0-0-0)
This introductory land navigation course is directed toward
outdoor-minded people such as campers, hikers, hunters,
adventurists, or anyone who travels into mother nature
and would like to feel confident enough to tackle the
wilderness without fear of getting lost. Topics include
reading, understanding, and using maps for land
navigation; understanding, using, and becoming proficient
using a compass; learning how to use a map and a compass
together; and using the map and compass together for basic
orienteering and land navigation. Outdoor demonstrations
will be included.
CFN237 Creative Parenting Strategies (0-0-0)
This class takes the traditional yoga series & incorporates
a more eclectic, dynamic and powerful flow that detoxifies,
heals and rejuvenates the body. Students will use breath,
strength and flexibility to move through a series of more
advanced postures as well as hold poses for longer periods
of time. Centering, meditation and relaxation are also an
integral part of this experience. Please bring a yoga mat,
water and a small towel to class.
CFN239 Hands On Archeology (0-0-0)
Archaeology is more than digging. Students in this course
will explore all aspects of archaeology: planning,
excavation, analysis, interpretation and reporting of
results through class presentations and hands on
activities under the supervision of SCCC's Community
Archaeology Program instructor(s). Activities include
document study, field survey, digging techniques, artifact
identification and other lab analyses. Course options will
include fieldtrips and research at local sites within the
Stockade and teh Capital District. Opportunities for
continued involvement in any or all aspects of archaeology
will be presented.
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CFN242 Writ/Illustr Children's Books (0-0-0)
CFN243 Five Hr Pre-Licensing (0-0-0)
CFN244 Make Money:Online Surveys (0-0-0)
Learn how to make extra cash from home on your computer by
giving your opinion on various topics. The instructor will
acquaint you with 4 on-line survey companies and help you
register for on-line survey assignments. Students must be
computer/Internet literate and have a valid e-mail address.
CFN245 Young Golfers' Camp (0-0-0)
Young golfers (ages 9-12 years) will learn age appropriate
instruction on the golf swing, short game, rules and golf
procedures. Fun contests and prizes are included. Young
golfers should bring sneakers and water or sports drink.
Golf clubs will be provided for students who do not have
their own. This course is taught at the Colonie Town Golf
Course located at 418 Consaul Road.
CFN246 Meat Fabrication (0-0-0)
In a day where most of our meats come from a pre-wrapped
package or commerically in a large cardboard box, many of us
have forgotten where our meat comes from. Join Chef Tanner
and learn to break down a full side of pork. Students will
also cook a variety of dishes from those primal cuts. This
class is intended for both progressional chefs and the
advanced amateur cook.
CFN247 Wine Tast:French Wines/Cheese (0-0-0)
Come spend an evening learning about the various wine
regions and cheeses of France. Students will taste a variety
of wines and cheeses from France.
CFN248 Jr Golf Camp (0-0-0)
Junior golfers (ages 13-16 years) will be given a basic
introduction to the sport of Golf. Sessions will cover the
basic fundamentals of the golf swing, short game, rules,
practice drills, and "on the course" etiquette training.
Junior golfers should bring sneakers and water or sports
drink. Golf clubs will be provided for students who do not
have their own. This course is taught at the Colonie Town
Golf Course located at 418 Consaul Road.
CFN249 Golf Camp for Adults (0-0-0)
CFN250 Introductory Notary Public Workshop (0-0-0)
This course prepares individuals for the
NYS test and provides a comprehensive view
of the notary public office. Confusing laws,
concepts, and procedures are clarified in plain
English. Ongoing question and answer support provided by
the instructor following completion of the course.
A Guide to NY Law (5th ed.), $24.95 plus tax, is available
from the instructor during class. Must be 18 years or older
and live or have a place of business in New York State.
CFN251 Office Technology (0-0-0)
CFN252 Env Sci Camp for Kids (0-0-0)
Students will have the opportunity to learn about the unique
habitat around them. Kids (ages 8-12) will learn about
nature, conservation, biology, animals and more. This course
is taught at the Capital Region Maritime Center in Alplaus.
CFN254 Creative Writing for Teens (0-0-0)
You're a teenager, and you have a way with words. You spend
a big chunk of every day txting, writing on FB - and you
tweet. But when you put down your smartphone, the world
of writing is different. No txting abbreviations in the
house - but by the end of the week of Writing Camp for
Teens, you'll have a better handle on what your teachers -
and colleges - expect from you as a writer and thinker.
You don't have to give up creativity in order to write
well - in fact, you'll discover that the world of correct
written expression is more fun than you thought!
CFN271 Ballroom/Social Dancing (0-0-0)
Tired of watching other people look wonderful on the
dance floor? Take action and learn to dance! This course
will include dances such as the Cha-cha, the Fox Trot,
Swing, the Waltz, Salsa, Bachata, and more. Students are
asked not to wear sneakers or rubber sole shoes.
CFN272 Latin and Swing Dancing (0-0-0)
Learn dances such as the salsa, merengue, and more.
Suudents are asjed not to wear sneakers or rubber-soled
shoes.
CFN273 Ballroom Cardio (0-0-0)
CFN302 i-Net + Certification (0-0-0)
CFN304 Network + Certification (0-0-0)
CFN306 MOUS - Word-Core (0-0-2)
Prepare for the Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) Core
Certification. This course covers the skill sets needed to
pass the certification exam and learn how to unleash the
power of Microsoft Word. Open enrollment - not just for
certification seekers.
CFN307 MOUS - Excel-Core (0-0-2)
Prepare for the Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) Core
Excel exam in this course. This course covers how to
structure your spreadsheet for data input, then progress
to dynamically displaying the results in a custom chart.
Open enrollment - not just for certification seekers.
CFN308 MOUS - Powerpoint-Expert (0-0-2)
Many colleges and universities require students to prove
their oral proficiency through frequen presentations. Many
companies require their employees to present information in
group settings. This course is designed to introduce
students to Microsoft Power Point, the presentation graphics
program. Power Point gives you everything you need to
produce a professional-looking presentation. You can print
slides, print handouts, print notes pages, prepare for
35 mm slides, or deliver an on-screen presentation.
CFN309 MOUS - Access-Expert (0-0-0)
Do you need to maintain extensive data, then generate
reports for analysis? Learn how to design this relational
database to meet your business needs. This course covers
the development of a database and begins to explore how to
query the data and create reports in addition to preparing
you for the Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS)
certification exam. Open enrollment - not just for
certification seekers.
CFN312 Introduction to Microsoft Office Survey (0-0-2)
Want to test the waters? This course gives you a basic
understanding of the components in Microsoft Office and
how the applications work together. With this knowledge you
can decide which programs are most useful to you and which
you would like to explore further.
CFN313 Intermediate Word 2000 (0-0-2)
Enhance your Word documents! This course explores
the more advanced features available in Microsoft Word.
Everything from working with tables to developing macros and
working with Master Documents will be covered.
file management features, and drawing to
enhance your most professional
looking documents.
CFN314 Intermediate Access 2000 (0-0-2)
This course goes deeper into your Access database options.
Learn how to create sub-froms, customize queries and reports
and develop a module.
CFN315 Intermediate Excel 2000 (0-0-0)
If your familiar with Excel and are ready to build
upon that knowldge, then this is the course for
you! This course will focus on pivot tables, using
formulas for (but not limited to) financial, lookup &
reference, and math & trig. Students will also
learn about conitional formatting; how to protect
your spreadsheet from changes and how to create
macros for reparative work. Advance charting and forms
for easy data entry will also be covered.
CFN317 Intermediate PowerPoint 2000 (0-0-0)
Use PowerPoint's advanced features to
obtain a more sophisticated presentation.
Enter text in outline view, draw and scale
objects, add tables, add transitions and
sound, add organizational charts, import data,
modify slide masters and create a custom
background for the ultimate effect in
presentation graphics.
CFN331 Intermediate Windows 98 (0-0-2)
This course begins where the introductory course leaves
off. Learn to troubleshoot problems and fine-tune your
Windows 98 operating system.
CFN332 Introduction to Using a Scanner (0-0-1)
Find out the difference between SCSI, USB port and parallel
port scanners and learn to determine which is best for the
job you want to do. Learn to connect the scanner to your
computer, install scanner software, scan photos and text,
and prepare text for editing using Optical Character
Recognition and save your work We will use our scanned
images for greeting cards, calendars, and documents.
CFN333 Introduction to Digital Photography (0-0-2)
This course will explain camera settings and terminology.
Students will take digital pictures with different settings
on the camera and learn how to download them onto the
computer. Students will also become familiar with editing
the pictures by brightening, sharpening, color correcting,
resizing and removing dust and scratches. Digital cameras
are required. Students are required to bring a flash drive
to class.
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CFN334 Introduction to Scrapbooking (0-0-0)
Are your photos stuffed in shoeboxes? Are they hidden in
a closet, basement, or attic? This course will teach you
the basics of scrapbooking. Learn how to preserve your
treasured photos and memories using photo-safe products to
last for generations. Learn organizational tips and
time-saving techniques in this hands-on course. Discover
which of the three styles of scrapbooking suits you.
Bring 8-10 photos. Materials fee: $35
CFN354 Art for Children (0-0-0)
CFN369 Intr to Theater for Kids (0-0-0)
Students (ages 5-8) will be introduced to the theater.
Concentration will be on basic techniques
of acting, stage presence, and understanding the theater.
The session will end with a performance of a play
presented by the class.
CFN376 Metal Sculp for Children (0-0-0)
CFN377 Conv Sign Lang for Children (0-0-0)
This course is designed for children ages 5 and older who
are interested in learning another language. No experience
is required in this fun and exciting class. Students will
learn the manual alphabet as well as signs in various
categories including: family, numbers, colors, animals, days
of the week, and more. By the end of the class, students
will be able to carry on basic conversation in Sign
Language. A certificate of completion will be given to
each student. Please bring a binder, pen, pencil, and the
book, Signing For Kids.
CFN378 Swing Dance for Kids (0-0-0)
CFN379 Conv Sign Lang for Teens (0-0-0)
CFN380 Yoga for Children (0-0-0)
CFN382 Sculpture for Children (0-0-0)
CFN400 Introduction to the Internet (0-0-.5)
You constantly hear "check it out on the Web" but you don't
know how to get started. This course introduces you to the
World Wide Web, or Internet. Learn how to get around,
bookmark your favorite sites and look up web sites using
search engines.
CFN403 Intro to Oil Painting (0-0-0)
Use and enjoy the flexible and popular medium of oils.
Learn to mix colors, Apply paint to canvas, and develop
effective brush and palette knife techniques.
CFN406 Portraiture Workshop (0-0-0)
Learn the basics you need to begin creating portraits in
pencil, charcoal, and pastel. You'll start by creating
a self-portrait with a mirror image and then learn the
techniques for creating a portrait using a photograph of
your choice.
CFN407 Drawing and Painting for Juniors (0-0-0)
Your child will have the unique opportunity to learn and
explore using diffrent techniques while drawing in pencil
and charcoal, and painting in pastels, tempera, and
watercolor. Subjects to be drawn and painted include
human figures, still life, landscape, and animals.
CFN412 Self-Portrait Workshop (0-0-0)
You'll learn to draw a self-portrait using your reflection
in a mirror. Emphasis will be on form, values, perspective,
and likeness. (Half hour lunch break at noon - please bring
your lunch)
CFN413 Native Amer Archaelgy/Field St (0-0-0)
Come experience Archaeology! Students (ages 10-13) will
have the opportunity to conduct an archaeological
excavation at the historic Mabee Farm, finding both
Native American and colonial-period Dutch artifacts. This
will include on-site research, analysis of artifacts, and
exhibiting their results. They will learn about
archaeological methods and tools as well as work
with the artifacts found. Students will also develop skills
of observation and deduction to fulfill research goals
pertaining to the site.
CFN419 Hands on Archeol for Kids (0-0-0)
How do archaeologists know what life was like for Native Americans in NY State when caribou and mastodons roamed the land? Did you know there was a Dutch settlement in Schenectady's Stockade area during the 1600's? Students (ages 9-13 years) will discover how archaeologists explore these and other questions about people and their lives through fun, above ground activities that will include using survey equipment; deciphering (or decoding) historic maps and colonial handwriting on documents; identifying mystery objects; learning about how sites are found, excavated and dated; and playing colonial games. STUDENTS ARE ASKED TO BRING A LUNCH AND A WATER BOTTLE.
CFN421 Art Exploration for Juniors(ages 6-8) (0-0-0)
This smorgasbord of art activities gives
your child the opportunity to sample a
wide variety of materials, techniques and
art forms. Each week focuses on a
specific art form. New projects each semester.
CFN422 Wearable Art (ages 6-8) (0-0-0)
Encourage your child to explore the
designer within! This course teams a
wide variety of media with your child's
active imagination. Participants will learn
to apply the elements and principles
of design such as line, texture, color, and
repetition to design their own jewelry,
mask, tee-shirt and hat.
CFN424 Impressionist Art for Juniors (ages 6-8) (0-0-0)
Each day, your child will be exposed to the
works of great artists from the Impressionist
period. Using these works for creative
inspiration, your child will sample a variety
of media such as pastel chalk, pencil,
watercolor and paint, as the techniques for
creating Impressionist style pieces are
explored and developed.
CFN425 Art Exploration (ages 9-11) (0-0-0)
Do you love art and like to try a lot of
different projects? This smorgasbord of art
activities gives you the opportunity to sample
a wide variety of materials, techniques and
art forms. Each week you will get to try
something new!
CFN426 Creative Mask-Making (ages 9-11) (0-0-0)
Create exotic masks inspired by many
cultures! Masks have been used for centuries
in celebrations, ceremonies and theater as a
form of expression. Masks allow you to bring
your imagination to life! In this course you
will explore a variety of mask-making
techniques using materials such as paper
mache, plaster, paper and paint.
CFN430 Art Exploration for Teens (ages 12-15) (0-0-0)
Do you love art and like to try a lot of
different projects? This smorgasbord of art
activities gives you the opportunity to sample
a wide variety of materials, techniques and art
forms. Each week you will get to try
something new!
CFN431 Portraiture (ages 12-15) (0-0-0)
In this course you will explore artistic portraiture.
Each class you will investigate different
phases of portraiture using examples from art
history. Using these paintings as well as models
and pictures, you will develop and refine your
portraiture skills with pencil, charcoal and pastels.
Please bring three good quality portrait style
pictures to class. One of yourself, and two of other
people, such as family members or friends. These
will be returned to you at the end of the course.
CFN432 Watercolors Workshop (ages 12-15) (0-0-0)
Working in watercolors is a lot of fun and you can
get the basics down quickly. Each 2 1/2 hour
segment will begin with a live demonstration,
followed by work session with individualized
assistance from the instructor. You'll enjoy learning
to mix colors and use new techniques to create the
effects you want. No prior experience necessary.
Please bring a bag lunch. (1/2 hour lunch)
CFN436 Entrepren for Kids (0-0-0)
CFN437 One Stroke Violets (0-0-0)
CFN438 One Stroke Sunflowers (0-0-0)
CFN439 1 Stroke Hrt Wreaths w/ Roses (0-0-0)
CFN440 1 Stroke Daisies for Beginners (0-0-0)
CFN441 1 Stroke Lilacs for Beginners (0-0-0)
CFN442 1 Stroke Daffodils (Beginners) (0-0-0)
CFN443 1 Stroke Birdhse for Beginners (0-0-0)
CFN444 Beginning Bead Stringing (0-0-0)
This course will teach you how to string beads the
professional way. Take all the broken strands you have
and re-do them into new and exciting designs. Students
will also learn how to make knots, continuous strands,
multi strands, and more. Materials fee of $28 will include
a strand of pearls, semiprecious beads and other necessary
tools.
CFN445 Advanced Bead Stringing (0-0-0)
Bead Stringing. Students will learn how to make earrings
to match your beaded strands and how to create jewelry
designs. Materials fee: $15.
CFN446 Found Obj...Junk to Jewels (0-0-0)
CFN447 Jewelry Making without Torches (0-0-0)
CFN453 Drawing Survey (10 hours) (0-0-0)
In each session you will learn how to draw what you
see, while you explore a variety of different
techniques in pencil and charcoal. Think like an
artist, as you learn to understand, recognize and
creatively portray different forms, perspective,
composition, and values. Beginning,
intermediate and advance students are
welcome to attend.
CFN454 Silk Painting Workshop (0-0-0)
In this course, you will learn the basics for
painting on silk with dye and resist in the Serti
technique. Each participant will paint one
scarf using a combination of resist, to create
lines and separate areas of color, and watercolor
painting techniques with water-based dyes. You
will be able to complete the scarf in this 3 hour
workshop and then take it home to be ironed
and rinsed, which makes your painting permanent.
Come with ideas or a sketch to paint on your
scarf, or use one of the patterns provided.
Hand-painted scarves make great holiday gifts!
CFN455 Watercolors (0-0-0)
Everyone will enjoy this hands-on opportunity
to explore and experiment with watercolors, as
they learn easy, professional painting techniques.
You'll be taught how to mix colors and how to
apply your paint to watercolor paper. Each class
will begin with a live demonstration, followed
by a work session and technique exercises, with
individual assistance from the instructor. You
can expect to finish several paintings during this
course. No previous experience in art or
drawing is necessary.
CFN456 Watercolors for Teens (0-0-0)
Everyone will enjoy this hands-on opportunity
to explore and experiment with watercolors, as
they learn easy, professional painting techniques.
You'll be taught how to mix colors and how to
apply your paint to watercolor paper. Each class
will begin with a live demonstration, followed
by a work session and technique exercises, with
individual assistance from the instructor. You
can expect to finish several paintings during
this course. No previous experience in art or
drawing is necessary!
CFN457 Watercolors for Adults (0-0-0)
This unique course offers a magical and fun
watercolor experience for first-timers,
beginners, intermediate and advanced painters.
Learn and apply techniques used by
professional artists, as you complete one or
more paintings in each class. Designed by a
professional artist who has exhibited on four
continents and taught for more than fifteen
years, this course provides something for
everyone: Proof to first-timers and beginners
that they can paint, new directions for some
and a much needed revitalization for others.
Classes begin with a live demonstration of
the techniques being taught, followed by an
individually paced work session. This
promises to be an adventure for all who
attend!
CFN461 Watercolors II (0-0-0)
A continuum in wash of still life and photo landscape, and
advanced study in color.
CFN462 Drawing Survey II (0-0-0)
Advanced Study in linear perspective, refining still life
indifferent media, refining concepts of light, working
with the right side of the brain, introduction to the
figure, and advanced study in portraiture.
CFN465 Restoration Wooden Boats (0-0-0)
In figure drawing, an understanding of the human body is
developed in all aspects - what the human body is, what it
is made of, how it moves, and how it exists in space. The
model's poses are simple, becoming more complex as skill and
understanding develop. The emphasis then shifts to the
entire space of the page, the model within that space, and
the relationship of one's figure to another.
NOTE: Students under 18 years of age will be required to
have parental permission.
CFN467 Beginning Drawing (0-0-0)
CFN468 Outdoor Landscape Painting (0-0-0)
CFN469 Intro to Massage (0-0-0)
CFN470 Intr to Script Writing (0-0-0)
CFN471 Parent Education (0-0-0)
CFN472 Let's Talk About the Craft Business (0-0-0)
This class is for artists and craftspeople who would like
to get the skills, knowledge, and resources needed to
market and open their own business. This course will
provide information on establishing credibility, developing
portfolios, taking slides, printed material, artist's
statements, and displays for stores as well as shows.
Students will also learn about direct selling, setting up a
bookkeeping system, and advertising in the Capital Region.
CFN473 BEad Stringing for the Holidays (0-0-0)
Learn how to make jewelry as gifts for the holidays or with
a holiday twist. This course will teach you how to string
beads the professional way. Take all the broken strands
you have and re-do them into new and exciting designs.
Students will also learn how to make knots, continuous
strands, multi strands, and more. Materials fee of $28 will
cover a strand of pearls, semi-precious beads and other
necessary tools.
CFN474 Intr to Chinese Medicine (0-0-0)
This course is an introduction to the use of essential oils
and their aromatherapy benefits for mood and healing.
Students will create blends to use in making bath salts,
bath teas, bath bombs, bath truffles, or bath oils.
CFN476 Lotions and Potions (0-0-0)
Students will learn to make their own all natural skin care
products using skin-loving fruits, vegetables, and oils.
CFN477 The Soap Pot (0-0-0)
Students will learn about the skin-nourishing ingredients
used in handcrafted cold-process soap, how to work with lye
(a necessary ingredient in soap), and the art of soap
making. The class will make 100% natural, all-vegetable
soap that you can take home, cure, cut and use. You'll
never want to use detergent soap again.
CFN478 Serv Safe Certification (0-0-0)
CFN479 Caring for Your Collection (0-0-0)
CFN480 Nature Photography (0-0-0)
This course is for the student ready to take their
photography to a new level. Work with local photographer,
Claudia Gregoire, and learn to see the world from a new
perspective. Two outings will provide an opportunity to
take photographs you will then edit and manipulate in the
classroom. *DIGITAL CAMERAS ARE REQUIRED.
CFN481 Fast Stone (0-0-0)
CFN502 Beginning Fly Tying (0-0-0)
If you're having trouble learning how to fly fish, this
course, given in collaboration with the Clearwater Chapter
of Trout Unlimited, will give you the tools you need to get
started. Students will meet at the Capital Region Maritime
Center in Alplaus to learn the basics of fly tying. Topics
will include fly tying tools, materials used, wet flies, dry
flies, thread handling and hooks, as well as other useful
fly fishing topics. Students need to bring their own tools
which consist of a vise, hackle pliers, scissors, bobbin,
and head cement. Materials will be provided.
CFN503 Advanced Fly Tying (0-0-0)
CFN545 Feldenkraus Method (0-0-0)
The Feldenkraus Method and its unique approach to mind and
body help to improve posture and breathing, reduce stress,
and help you develop efficient, flexible movement. "To make
the impossible possible; the possible easy; and the easy
elegant." M. Feldenkraus
CFN547 Introduction to Developmental Disabilities (0-0-0)
This course will examine developmental disabilities
including mental retardation, autism, cerebral palsy,
epilepsy, and neurological disorders. It will explore the
issues faced by developmentally disabled persons as well
as the various services and treatment approaches available
to foster community integration.
CFN560 Self Defense (0-0-0)
an appropriate course of action in an attack while
no-nonsense techniques that are easy to remember.
CFN597 Beginning Piano for Children (0-0-0)
This course, designed especially for the beginner, ages 6-17, will
include fundamental instruction in note reading, rhythm
recognition, proper hand position, and chords. Instruction
will consist of 10, half-hour individual lessons.
CFN598 Intro to Acrylic Painting (0-0-0)
CFN599 Theater Workshop for Children (0-0-0)
Concentration will be on basic techniques of acting, stage
presence, proper singing techniques and vocal independence,
and understanding of the theater. The session will end with
a performance of a musical play presented by the class.
Students must be between 9 and 14 years of age.
CFN600 Group Piano For Adults I (0-0-0)
Always wanted to learn to play the piano?
This course, designed especially for the adult beginner,
will include fundamental instruction in note reading,
rhythm recognition, proper hand position, chords, and
learning to play in both beginning and classical styles,
as well as pop.
CFN601 Music Theory Fundamentals (0-0-0)
This class is designed to meet the
prerequisite requirements needed by high
school students preparing to major in music
as well as the adult who has interest in
learning about the basic building blocks of
musical notation and structure. Beginning
with the basic musical elements of
sight, singing, ear training, and pitch
matching, the course will progress to
develop competency in note reading,
writing, scales, key signatures, major and
minor modes, interval, chords, and
rhythmic elements.
CFN605 Private Lessons - 30 minutes (0-0-0)
This course is designed especially for the beginner, ages
6-17, and will include fundamental instruction in note
reading, rhythm recognition, proper hand position, and
chords. Instruction wkill consist of 10 half-hour
individual lessons.
CFN608 Project Adventure (0-0-0)
Come share the fun of an adventure challenge course.
Cooperative teaming creates a safe environment for a
whole new world of excitement. Non-competitive games,
ccoperative problem solving, and the high ropes course are
principle activities used to put you on the top of your
game.
CFN609 Beginning Knitting (0-0-0)
This class is for students who have never picked up
needles and yarn before as well as those who need a
refresher and want to learn how to become a better knitter.
Students will learn knitting basics such as cast-on, the
knit and purl stitches, binding off, reading patterns, and
more. A $25 materials fee will cover yarn, needles, and a
pattern to knit a fashion scarf. The instructor will also
work with you on a project of your choice.
CFN610 Archaeological Field Conservation (0-0-0)
When artifacts are excavated, these objects are
immediately exposed to various levels of deterioration.
This course will focus on methods for proper extraction of
cultural materials in the field and how to prepare the
materials for transport to a laboratory. A variety of
methods for stabilization and consolodation in the field
will be demonstrated.
CFN611 Exhibit Design for Archaeologists (0-0-0)
This course will allow students of archaeology to learn how
to create engaging exhibits based on archaeological topics.
Students will plan, write, and fabricate their own exhibit.
Students will explore the entire process from the initial
idea to the creation of their exhibits and will gain the
practical tools to turn archaeological evidence into
interesting, thought-provoking exhibits for the general
public.
CFN612 Intermd Piano for Children (0-0-0)
CFN613 CSI Schenectady (0-0-0)
Students between the ages of 13 and 16 will learn about
the full range of law enforcement activities from the time a
crime is committed through the time the case is closed.
Class topics include crime scene investigation, forensics,
arrest and arraignment, the trial, due process, corrections,
and parole. Student will meet and work along side the
real officers and officials who work in the criminal justice
system during expert presentations and demonstrations. A
field trip to the Schenectady County jail is planned.
Students are asked to bring a bagged lunch.
CFN614 Basic Skills Coll Prep (0-0-0)
CFN619 Voice for Children (0-0-0)
Students will learn proper singing technique and vocal indepence through solo work. Students should be 6-17 years of age. Instruction will consist of 10, half-hour individual lessons.
CFN624 Music Theory II (0-0-0)
This course continues Music Theory
I by further developing
competency in intervals, chords, and music
analysis. Emphasis on tonal harmony as
well as musical forms by exploring
representative works from major style periods.
The development of listening skills will
be emphasized as well.
CFN625 Group Piano for Adults II (0-0-0)
This course continues Group Piano I, serving
those who are already proficient in beginning
piano and have a basic knowledge of music
reading and keyboard technique.
CFN626 Voice for Adults (age 13+) (0-0-0)
A class for adults who love to sing but have little or no
formal training. Learn the fundamentals of singing through
solo and choral literature and learn to read musical
notation. Focus on improving your vocal sound.
CFN627 Music Theory III (0-0-0)
competency in intervals, chords, major and minor scales,
modes and music analysis, including 4-part voice
composition. Emphasis is on harmony and musical form.
Also, some exploration in jazz.
CFN628 Training and Learning Sites on the internet (0-0-0)
workshop will help you explore the possibilities.
CFN629 Parents/Teens and Computers (0-0-0)
understand how to work with the family computer. Learn
how to store files, add and remove programs and how to
maintain the computer at peak performance.
CFN630 New Features in Microsoft Office 2000 (0-0-0)
this session will provide you with a quick overview of what
is new and different in the latest Microsoft Office Suite.
CFN631 Computer Survival II (0-0-0)
who want to learn commonly used home computer skills.
Level Two builds upon the skills learned in Computer
Survival - Level One. Students are required to bring a
flash drive to class.
CFN632 Using MS Word XP Mail Merge (0-0-0)
Learn how to use mail merge to create form letters, mailing
labels, envelopes, or catalogs. This quick class provides
hands-on experience guiding you through organizing the
address data, merging it into a generic document, and
printing the resulting personalized documents.
CFN633 Controlling Your Computer Files (0-0-0)
Do you have trouble finding the file you want to open?
Learn how to organize your hard drive by creating folders
and sub-folders for document storage, and then how to move
your files into the appropriate folder.
CFN634 How to Maintain Peak Computer Performance (0-0-0)
Learn how to perform the procedures that will free up hard
disk space and how to optimize your hard drive for faster
performance. These techniques apply to all versions of
Windows.
CFN635 Using Microsoft Outlook (0-0-0)
information and tasks using this powerful application.
Discover why Outlook is a popular organizational tool.
CFN636 Introduction to MSWorks (0-0-0)
of products. MSWorks has a word processor, a spreadsheet,
and a handy database program. Discover how you can use it
to manage your household and/or small business needs.
CFN637 Getting Started in Linux (0-0-0)
web sites and networks. This hands-on course will
familiarize you with the power and versatility of this free,
open source code operating system.
CFN638 Macromedia Web Design 101 (0-0-0)
introductory course provides a hands-on overview of the
following Macromedia products: Director, Dreamweaver,
Fireworks, Flash and Freehand.
CFN640 MS Office 2000 Daytime Series (0-0-0)
computers and proceed through using Windows and exploring
the Internet. Extensive class time focuses on the primary
components of Microsoft Office 2000 - Word, Excel,
PowerPoint and Access. Register for all or individual
sections of this dynamic series of classes.
CFN641 Daytime Series - Computer Survival, Windows 98, Me and the (0-0-0)
A thorough introduction to using a personal computer.
A must for the new computer user.
CFN642 Daytime Series - Intro to Microsoft Word (0-0-0)
covers the basics of word processing then explores time-
saving features and provides instruction on how to create
attractive, appealing documents. Master the basic skills of
working in Microsoft Word, then apply these techniques to
other Microsoft Office products.
CFN643 Daytime Series - Intro to Microsoft Access (0-0-0)
for data input, then progress to dynamically display the
results in a custom chart.
CFN644 Daytime Series - Intro to Microsoft Access (0-0-0)
and apply them to your home or business needs. Learn the
importance of the database and components and customization
options.
CFN645 Daytime Series - Intro to PowerPoint (0-0-0)
into Content Wizard, Design Template, and Blank
Presentation. Work with a blank presentation and create a
slide show with sound effects, timing and transition.
CFN646 DaytimeSeries - Intro to Outlook (0-0-0)
personal information and e-mail.
CFN647 Intro to Adobe PhotoShop (0-0-0)
CFN648 Personal Web Pages (0-0-0)
CFN649 Macromedia: Flash (0-0-0)
CFN650 Intro Burning CDs (0-0-0)
CFN651 Networking Bootcamp (0-0-0)
CFN652 Welcome to E-Bay (0-0-0)
eBay is the world's largest trading community where people
buy and sell a variety of different itmes every day. This
course will teach you how to manipulate and use eBay.
CFN653 Intermediate Digital Photography (0-0-0)
This class will teach you how to edit your pictures with
Microsoft Picture It, making them your own personal works
of art. Go one step further and share them with friends and
family in personalized greeting cards that you create from
scratch.
CFN654 Inter Word XP (0-0-0)
CFN656 Oracle Fundamentals (0-0-0)
CFN657 Intercon Cisco Netwk Devices (0-0-0)
CFN660 Well-Being of the EMT, Med/Leg (0-0-0)
CFN661 Airway Management (0-0-0)
CFN662 Patient Assess/Foc Med &Trauma (0-0-0)
CFN663 Documentation and Commun (0-0-0)
CFN664 Genl Pharm/Resp/Card Emerg (0-0-0)
CFN665 Diabetes, Altered Ment/Allerg (0-0-0)
CFN667 Poisoning,Overdose,Envir,Behav (0-0-0)
CFN668 Obstetrics and Gyn (0-0-0)
CFN669 Bleeding,Hypoperf,Soft Tissue (0-0-0)
CFN670 Musculoskeletal Injuries (0-0-0)
CFN671 Injuries to the Head (0-0-0)
CFN673 Infants and Children (0-0-0)
CFN674 Ambulance Operations (0-0-0)
CFN675 Serv-Safe Sanitation (0-0-0)
CFN676 Computer Survival 3 (0-0-0)
Survival classes. We'll explore the control panel, talk
about upgrades for your machine, learn how to "shop" safely
on the Internet, create a simple Excel spreadsheet, and
you'll be able to burn a CD and add your data to it. This
class will be open to all questions for discussion. Student
are required to bring a flash drive to class. Pre-requisite:
CFN 631
CFN677 Advanced Digital Photography (0-0-0)
Find out how the experts compose their photos, use shutter
speeds, aperture settings and lighting. We'll also critique
our work and kearn new ways to digitally enhance pictures
in Adobe PhotoShop. Classroom work will include still life
and portrait photography.
CFN678 More Writ/Illustr Child's Book (0-0-0)
CFN679 Wilton Cake Decorating 1 (0-0-0)
This course is an introduction to basic cake frosting and
decorating. Topics covered will include techniques for
cake and cupcake frosting/decorating, character cake
creation, tiered cakes as well as the use of fondant and
gumpaste to decorate cakes and create flowers. In addition,
the course will discuss general tips on cake design and
creativity from baking through a finished product that is
sure to impress. ADDITIONAL COURSE MATERIALS WILL COST
ABOUT $100.
CFN680 Wilton Cake Decorating 2 (0-0-0)
Learn a variety of techniques such as royal icing flowers,
colorflow, rope border, and basket weave. Materials fee:
$30. Students will also be required to purchase additional
materials for approximately $40 throughout the course.
PR: Wilton Cake Decorating 1
CFN681 Exec Lead/Mgt Development (0-0-0)
CFN682 Using a Palm Pilot (0-0-0)
You got a Palm Pilot, and now you want to learn how to use
its features. This stress-free class gives you the
opportunity to explore its numerous offerings. Bring your
Palm Pilot with you to class and discover all that you can
do with it.
CFN683 Protecting your PC (0-0-0)
you the best defense against viruses, hackers, and
spammers. What do you do if you have spyware or a virus
on your machine, or if you are receiving unwanted e-mail?
This class outlines the best way to protect and clean up
your machine.
CFN684 Wilton Cake Decor 3 (0-0-0)
Learn how to use rolled fondant to make tiered wedding
cakes, roses, and how to present the cake. Students will
also learn how to make stringwork, garland, lily nail
flowers, and lace. The final cake will be a fondant-covered
two-tier cake. Materials fee: $30. Students will be
required to purchase additional materials for approximately
$60 throughout the course.
PR: Wilton Cake Decorating 2
CFN685 Grp Voice for Kids (0-0-0)
CFN686 Women's Martial Arts Defense (0-0-0)
CFN687 Underwater Shipwreck Arch (0-0-0)
CFN688 Tactical EMS - REMO (0-0-0)
CFN689 TEMS REMO 04-17S (0-0-0)
CFN690 TEMS REMO 05-134A (0-0-0)
CFN691 You Want to Go to College (0-0-0)
CFN692 College Success Skills (0-0-0)
CFN693 Intro to College (0-0-0)
CFN694 EMT Con Ed Core (0-0-0)
CFN695 Intr to MS Works (0-0-0)
CFN696 Working with Queries/Access (0-0-0)
CFN697 Custom Access Reports (0-0-0)
CFN698 Forms in MS Access (0-0-0)
CFN699 Enhance Slideshows Music (0-0-0)
CFN700 Edit Photos in PhotoShop (0-0-0)
CFN701 Present Arch Findings (0-0-0)
CFN704 Balms and Salves (0-0-0)
CFN705 Officiating Sports Intro (0-0-0)
CFN706 Healthy Cook: Com Res Programs (0-0-0)
CFN707 05-203A & 05-204A (0-0-0)
CFN708 05-205A & 05-206A (0-0-0)
CFN709 05-207A & 05-208A (0-0-0)
CFN710 05-193 & 05-228A (0-0-0)
CFN711 05-209A&ACS05-210A (0-0-0)
CFN712 05-211A & 05-212A (0-0-0)
CFN713 Acting for Adults (0-0-0)
This theatre course will explore acting vocally, physically
and mentally as students work to improve their creativity
and flexibility as actors and artists. This course will
address stage fright, vocal and physical control onstage,
and various ways to approach and act out dramatic
roles. In this course, we will be using theatre games,
monologues, scene work and original work as our tools
for self expression through drama.
CFN714 REMO2006 Protocol Update ALSP (0-0-0)
CFN715 Cert of Employability (0-0-0)
CFN717 Fracture Mgt/Ped Assessment (0-0-0)
CFN719 Pediatric Trauma (0-0-0)
CFN720 Abdominal Trauma (0-0-0)
CFN721 Crush Injuries/Syndrome (0-0-0)
CFN722 Street Drugs--Overdoses (0-0-0)
CFN723 Winter Prehosp EMS Symposium (0-0-0)
CFN724 AMLS Provider Instructor (0-0-0)
CFN725 MCI/SMART Triage (0-0-0)
CFN726 CHF & Pulm Adema (0-0-0)
CFN727 ID/Ecol NE Plants/Animals (0-0-0)
CFN729 AutoTasks:MSWord/Excel (0-0-0)
CFN730 Web-Shots Photo Albums (0-0-0)
CFN731 Precious Metal Clay (0-0-0)
CFN735 French Refresher (0-0-0)
CFN736 Beginning Sewing (0-0-0)
CFN737 Archeol Research (0-0-0)
This course is mandatory for students of the Community
Archaeology Program who wish to volunteer at different
archaeological sites in Schenectady County. Students will
conduct research activities in the field and in laboratory
settings. Students will pariticipate in
structured/supervised research, lab and field
experiences.
CFN738 Archeol of Erie Canal (0-0-0)
CFN739 Indep Archaeol Prod (0-0-0)
CFN740 Arch of Architecture (0-0-0)
Students will be introduced to the field techniques, tools
and technologies used to record, interpret and identify
architectural resources encountered as either standing
structures or in archaeological contexts. Approximately
50% of the class will be spent in field trips, arranged for
Saturday mornings.
This course is taught by Walter Wheeler, an Architectural
Historian with Hartgen Archaeological Associates, Inc.
CFN741 Let's Make Earrings (0-0-0)
CFN742 Let's Make Clasps (0-0-0)
CFN743 Bead Crocheting (0-0-0)
CFN744 Beg 1 Stroke:Painting (0-0-0)
CFN745 Inter 1 Stroke:Painting (0-0-0)
CFN746 Adv 1 Stroke:Painting (0-0-0)
CFN748 06-190A & 06-191A (0-0-0)
CFN749 06-239A & 06-235A (0-0-0)
CFN750 Taste of Jewelry Making (0-0-0)
CFN751 Bead Crochet for Teens (0-0-0)
CFN752 Women's Sound Circl (0-0-0)
CFN753 Scenic Art Stage Lighting (0-0-0)
CFN755 Library Asst/Tech Training (0-0-0)
CFN756 SCCC Summer Concert Band (0-0-0)
CFN757 Trade,Colonial,19th C Pottery (0-0-0)
CFN758 Callig & Illumin Manuscripts (0-0-0)
CFN759 Col Pencil & Drawing (0-0-0)
CFN760 How to Make Settings (0-0-0)
CFN761 Fondant and Gumpaste Tech (0-0-0)
(9 hours)
CFN 761
Discover a great new way to add excitement to your cakes using these easy to shape icings. In this course you will experience a variety of fondant techniques and the beauty of gum paste. You will create flowers and accents with beautiful detail. Basic figure sculpting and painting with various luster dusts and powders will add a new dimension to your cakes. You will see how to use the tools that professionals use to create those edible masterpieces. Each new technique will prepare you to decorate a cake that will look stunning for your Easter or Spring celebrations.
CFN762 Make Jewelry:Spir Rope Stitch (0-0-0)
CFN763 Make Jewelry:Peyote Stitch (0-0-0)
CFN764 What's New Word 2007 (0-0-0)
CFN765 What's New Excel 2007 (0-0-0)
CFN766 Learn Social Netwking Sites (0-0-0)
CFN767 Create Yr Web Presence (0-0-0)
CFN768 Arch/Hist: Local Iron Industry (0-0-0)
CFN769 Make Gingerbread House (0-0-0)
CFN770 Paper Art for Kids (0-0-0)
CFN771 Scrapbk Essentials Paper Art (0-0-0)
CFN772 Youth Sports Institute (0-0-0)
CFN773 Camp Millionaire (0-0-0)
CFN774 Period Homes: Inter/Furnishing (0-0-0)
CFN775 Welcome to I-Tunes (0-0-0)
CFN777 Intermed Voice for Children (0-0-0)
CFN778 Cupcake Decorating (0-0-0)
CFN779 Aikido for Children (0-0-0)
CFN780 Aikido for Adults (4 weeks) (0-0-0)
CFN781 Mod Charcuter Adv Amateur&Chef (0-0-0)
CFN782 Fundam Taste and Flavor (0-0-0)
CFN783 ACF Certification (0-0-0)
CFN784 Aikado for Kids (0-0-0)
Students (ages 10-13 years of age) will practice the Hombu
style of Aikido, which strenthens the body, mind and spirit.
Aikido uses blending and redirecting techniques, Jujutsu
joint locks and box elements that keep this martial art
applicable for all individuals. Aikido promotes
self defense, flexibility, strength building and
coordination.
CFN785 Aikido for Adults (0-0-0)
Students (ages 14 years of age and older) will parctice the
Hombu style of Aikido, which strenthens the body, mind, and
spirit. Aikido uses blending and redirecting techniques,
Jujutsu joint locks and boxing elements that keep this
martial art applicable for all individuals. Aikido promotes
self-defense, flexibility, strength building and
coordination.
CFN786 Belly Dancing (0-0-0)
CFN787 Intr West Horseback Riding (0-0-0)
CFN788 Intr West Trail Horsebk Riding (0-0-0)
CFN789 New in Office 2007 (0-0-0)
CFN790 Control Your PC Files (0-0-0)
CFN792 Computer Survival IV (0-0-0)
Continue to build on the skills you've learned in the
Computer Survival classes. Students will explore options
to get answer to those questiosn that always pop up and
classes will include a question/answer period. Topics will
include free software and how to obtain viewers for those
documents you can't view. Students will learn how to back
up files and address books, visit YouTube and create a slide
show to share with others. Students are required to bring a
flash drive to class. Pre-requisite: CFN 676
CFN793 Free Software A-Z (0-0-0)
This class pays for itself! Join the millions of people who
already know that you don't have to have to pay big
bucks to get feature-rich word processors, spreadsheets,
presentation tools, photo editors, audio recorders, computer
security applicatons and other softward you need for your
small business or home use. Discover popular, highly rated
free alternatives to big name products as well as free cool
tools for home design, sharable family/business/club
schedulers, and PDF makers. You will also learn how
learn how to find other free, well-tested software on
your own.
CFN794 Intro Office Suite (0-0-0)
CFN795 Geneology In Hist Archeology (0-0-0)
CFN796 First Dance:Wedding Wkshp (0-0-0)
CFN797 Enneagram-Understand Ourselves (0-0-0)
CFN798 Redefining Success Wksh (0-0-0)
CFN799 Create:Coffee Tab Book (0-0-0)
Create a book full of memories documenting family, friends
or special vacations. Bring your favorite photos to class
on a CD or flash drive, organize and edit them for your
photo book. Students will work in Winkflash, set up your
account and get your book ready to print.
CFN800 Creative Projects (0-0-0)
Let loose and feel the music! Zumba is a feel-it-to-the-
core workout that fuses Latin and world rhythms with
easy-to-follow moves to create a one of a kind fitness
program that leaves you exhilarated and hooked for
life. No experience is required. Zumba is open to all
fitness levels. Wear comfortable clothing, sneakers and
bring a water bottle!
CFN803 Schen Cul Boot Camp (0-0-0)
CFN804 Basic Culinary Voc Training (0-0-0)
CFN805 Basic Med Vocational Training (0-0-0)
CFN806 Basics of Motorcycle Mainten (0-0-0)
CFN807 Intr Basic Cake Decorating (0-0-0)
CFN808 Children's Char Cake Decorat (0-0-0)
CFN809 Intro to Auto CAD (0-0-0)
CFN810 Notary Public Review (0-0-0)
This course will prepare the student for the New York
State Notary Public test and provide a comprehensive
view of the Notary Public office. Confusing laws,
concepts and procedures will be clearly explained
and examples will be provided to discuss situations that
a Notary Public officer is likely to encounter. Topics
include avoiding conflicts of interest, maintaining
professional ethics, charging proper fees, handling special
situations, when to defer to an attorney and minimizing
legal liability. All materials will be provided.
CFN811 Industrial Archeology (0-0-0)
combined with historical research, landscape archaeology
techniques can be a fascinating way to discover old mills,
quarries, mining sites, canal ruins, railroad structures and
abandoned factories. The Capital District is loaded with
wonderful industrial archaeology sites. An introduction to
using Global Positioning System (GPS) will be included.
Field trips to teh Schenectady Yacht Club and the Peebles
Island State Park are included.
CFN812 Basket Weaving (0-0-0)
CFN813 Intr:Graphic Design Techniques (0-0-0)
of visual communication through the use of type, image, form
and color. Students learn fundamentals of typography,
design, layout and digital skills. The course includes
basic design and type exercises reinforced in the digital
portion of the class using Adobe PhotoShop software. An
introduction to design skills needed to produce graphics for
print, advertising, corporate identity and other media will
be covered. Basic PC knowledge required. Students are
required to bring a flash drive to class (at least 2 GB).
CFN814 Intro to Voice Overs (0-0-0)
This fun, informative and empowering class will teach you
the basics of the voice over industry. Students will
discuss the many different types of voice overs and what it
takes to get started as a voice over actor. Students will
be recorded as they read from real scripts and receive
a professional voice evaluation.
CFN815 Basic Electricity Course (0-0-0)
This is an introduction to basic electricty, a course that
will give you the knowledge you need to take the next step
to advanced training for almost any profession that deals
with electricity. Our Basic Electricity course provides a
introduction to industrial electricity principles as applied
to modern industrial, commerical and institutional electric
power systems. This course will provide you with a solid
foundation on which you can build. Whether you intend on
continuing your education or apprenticing in any afore-
mentioned trades you will start with a firm footing beneath
you. The fundamentals include Electrical Flow, Ohm's Law,
Electrical Drawings, Symbols and Schematics, Basic Relay,
Breaker and Fuse operation, as well as AC transformers and
Electric Motors. Participants will assemble practical
circuits in which they will apply the concepts learned.
*Students are required to bring the book, Residential Wiring
15th edition by Ray C. Mullin to class. This course is
taught at the Capital Region BOCES.
CFN816 Adv Electricity (0-0-0)
This course is designed for the home or business owners
interested in installing a Renewable Energy system to
either save on their utility bills, lower their carbon foot
or hedge themselves against rising energy costs. The course
will detail all of the different types of renewable energy (RE)
resources available in upstate New York. Several of the RE
types to be discussed will be solar photovoltaic, solar thermal,
wind, geothermal and biomass. By the end of the course, the
student will understand how each system works, their pros
and cons, be able to access the viability for RE at his/her
property and understand how all the state incentives and
tax credits help pay for these systems.
CFN817 Solar PV for Contractors (0-0-0)
This course will instruct roofers, homebuilders,
electricians and landscape designers how to integrate solar
into jobs and elevate your services above the competitors.
Students will be able to win more projects and earn
additional income. The course will also discuss the
different types of solar and their installation procedures,
how to assess yoru customers viability for solar and solar
selling techniques. By the end of the course, the student
willbe able to confidently introduce solar to potential
customers and develop an additional service to their
business.
CFN818 Basket Weaving for Kids (0-0-0)
CFN819 Writing & Illustrat Advtr Stor (0-0-0)
CFN820 Writing & Illustrat Myst Story (0-0-0)
CFN821 Solar,Wind,Renewables (0-0-0)
This course is designed for the home or business owner
interested in installing a Renewable Energy system to either
save on their utility bills, lower their carbon footprint or
hedge themselves against rising energy costs. The course
willdetail all of the different types of renewable energy
(RE) resources available in upstate New York. Several
of the RE types to be discussed will be solar photovoltaic,
solar thermal, wind, geothermal and biomass. By the end of
the course the student will understand how each system
works, their pros and cons, be able to access the viability
for RE at your property and understnad how all the state
incentives and tax credits help pay for these systems.
CFN822 Budg and Fin Plan Sml Bus (0-0-0)
Have you ever wondered where your money goes? How can
you control your cash? Small businesses often fail due to
lack of financial planning and cash. Small business owners
need to harness their resources through financial planning.
Budgets are the foundation of every financial plan, whether
you need a loan or just to see how you are doing now and 12
months down the line. The course will highlight different
ways to formulate budgets, focus on cash flow and cash
projections as well as overall forecasting and strategic
plans.
CFN823 Geneology 2:Doc Archeology (0-0-0)
This advanced genealogy course will guild on the basic
genealogy skills learned in "Genealogy and Historic
Archaeology." Students will continue to discuss record-
keeping practice and archival rules, a variety of
repositories in the area and the sources they offer. A
field trip to the New York State Library and Archives is
planned. Research will be oriented toward family histories.
*Students will need to bring the software "Family Tree
Maker," approximately $50, to class or subscribe to
ancestry.com.
CFN824 Medieval Archeology (0-0-0)
CFN825 Geneology II:Doc Arch (0-0-0)
CFN826 Culture of Death: Cemeteries (0-0-0)
The course will examine cemetaries and gravestones from a
variety of perspectives. Standing above the surface,
cemetaries contain a large component of material culture
left by past people for future generations. They reflect
changing outlooks on death and can tell us not only about
who is buried, but also about those people who buried them.
By looking at cemetary layouts and locations as well as
stone types, monument size, epitaphs and carved art, this
class will analyze and interpret cemetaries and gravestones
to learn more about the past. A field trip will be
scheduled.
CFN827 Sign Lang for Par and Educator (0-0-0)
CFN900 Nanotechnology Research (0-0-0)
CFN901 Zumbatomic for Kids (0-0-0)
This course is designed exclusively for kids ages 4-6 years
of age. It is a high energy fitness party packed with
specifically choreographed, kid-friendly routines and all
the music kids love. This course will help increse their
focus and self-confidence, boosting metabolism and enhancing
coordination. This course will be taught at the YWCA of
Schenectady. Parents of students enrolled in this course
will be able to utilize the YWCA's Fitness Center while the
child is in class. Students are asked to wear sneakers and
fitness attire as well as bring a water bottle to class.
CFN902 Reel to Reel: Arch in Hollywd (0-0-0)
Hollywood and in documentaries. Topics include
mummies, pirates, Native Americans, the Titanic, sunken
warships and certain box office films.
CFN903 Basic Photovolt Systems (0-0-0)
This class is a combination of kickboxing moves, as well as
dance moves, all perfectly choreographed to high energy
and motivating music. It's a unique blend of interval
strength and endurance training. Come prepared to move and
break a sweat! Students are asked to come dressed in
fitness attire and bring a water bottle.
CFN906 Pilates Mat Class (0-0-0)
Pilates is a mind-body core exercise class that will work to
improve alignment and breathing, and is balanced with grace-
ful movement. This course's focus will be on conditioning
the body from the inside out. Students are asked to bring a
sticky mat, come dressed in fitness attire and bring a water
bottle.
CFN907 Can You Dig It? (0-0-0)
Archaeology and Paleontology seem like big words to kids but
Sciensational Workshops for Kids makes them come alive.
Each child will partake in a simulated fossill excavation,
uncovering the different bones of a dinosaur. Each child (ages 6-11)
will partake in a simulated fossil excavation, uncovering the different bones of a dinosaur. Each child then assemble the bones to form a completed 3D dinosaur
to be taken home. Students will learn to use geological
time and fossil charts; make a plaster fossil replica of an
ammonite, Tyrannasaurus Rex tooth or choose from other
available molds; and get a chance to identify a 20 million
year old shark's tooth. Students will also see other fossil
replicas, work with a rock and mineral collection and see
and hold a giant pumice rock specimen from Mt. Helen's.
CFN908 Hyper Peppy Robotics (0-0-0)
Students (ages 7-12) will build and take home their very own
Hyper Peppy Robot. It is sound activated and the clap of
your hands will get it moving. The robot has a very
sensitive touch/sound sensor and it's fast! Students will
be happy to adjust its sensitivity and see first hand the
robot's many gears, circuit boeard, microphone and easy to
asemble mechanical drive system. Students will also get to
build other robots as part of a small group. Be a part of
robotic technology and have fun investigating the future
effects it will have on our lives.
CFN909 Make It, Take It Home (0-0-0)
In this hands-on, fun and exciting program, students
(ages 6-11) will discover the amazing world of science.
Students will make and take home a wide assortment of
of toys designed to teach science concepts in a hands-on
way. Students will grow and and take home a crystal tree,
make an energy bread bracelet and watch the beads turn from
white to a rainbow of colors, build a working electric motor
and much more. Students will also make their own sharpie
pen t-shirt and learn some cool chemistry. Studens will
make their own bubling blobs; make silly putty and green
flubber. STUDENTS ARE ASKED TO BRING A 100% COTTON T-SHIRT.
CFN910 Harry Potter:Magic Myst Sci (0-0-0)
All aboard for lots of hands-on-fun! Join in the escapades
of Harry and his friends. Students (ages 6-11) will play
quidditch, make an edible want and brew some fantastic
potions to drink. Students will also create and watch
some amazing chemical reactions as well watch a mirage
appear and make some cool crystals. Wonder where the
sorting hat will place you? Come find out!
CFN911 Artifact Preservation (0-0-0)
OK, so you're a writer, but a writer without readers is
silenced. During this course you will identify the print
and electronic media through which your words will find
their audience. Wheather you aspire to write for
magazines, books, blogs or other Web-based columns -
your desires can be fulfilled, with a little work and a lot
of encouragement from the instructor. By the end of the
course you will know which media are most attractive to
you and how to get yourself placed.
CFN912 Horse Racing in Saratoga (0-0-0)
Saratoga Race Course is the oldest sporting venue of any
kind in the United States - and the home of the world's best
horse racing. We're lucky to live in this region, so
close to this historic, beautiful track and the
gorgeous horoughbreds who grace it every summer. Get ready for racing at the world's most exciting horse
track - starting with Opening Day on July 15th! We'll get
you ready to know where to sit, find great dining options
and to bet with the best of 'em. Rider's UP!
CFN913 Horse Racing Industry (0-0-0)
Like any other sport, horse racing is complicated. Millions
of people make their living in the industry, working in every facet you
can imagine. Have you ever gone to the track and wondered
who these people are, and how they got their jobs? This
short course will give you all the information you need on horse racing, and a
broad overview from an insider's perspective. Join us for
this class, and learn about horses, racing and careers in the
world's oldest and most awe-inspiring sport.
CFN914 Art of Performance (0-0-0)
High School students will explore elements of singing,
acting, skit-writing, stage presence, projection and
repertoire selection through instruction. As a group,
these students will then perform a show case of works they
have developed throughout the course. Students will learn
how to warm-up vocally and stretch their range, sing
melodies and harmonies, perform songs as solos and as a
group, and develop scenes that are portrayed with quality
speaking and timing choices.
CFN915 Managing Wkpl Conflicts (0-0-0)
This workshop delivers the tools of professional mediators
into the hands of managers to build better workplace
relationships, enhance performance, improve productivity,
and cut the unnecessary financial costs associated with
workplace conflict. In today's high-performance, dead-
line oriented and bottom line-focused work environment,
managers of employees must be equpped with the skills to
negotiate relationships more effectively. As a result,
every employeewho is responsible for the cooperative work of
others requires the means to negotiate more productive
work relationships and find solutions to business problems
caused by conflict - even when none were thought possible.
Workshop participants will benefit by learning the well-
tested, highly successful techniques of professional work-
place mediators and will further the efforts of their
organizations through enhanced knowledge of vital core
competencies for managers. Continuing Education units
are available for this course.
CFN916 Aging and Creativity (0-0-0)
Creativity. What is it? Do I have it? How can I get it
and what do I do with it once I have found it? Research has
found that creativity and curiousity can have intensely
positive effects on health as we age, keeping us happy,
reducing our need for medicine and even protecting our risk
of injury. Explore through interactive dicussion the many
ways you can easily incorporate creativity and curiosity
into your life.
CFN917 Tales of Art Historian (0-0-0)
Have you ever wondered why everyone around you
seems to LOVE that crazy piece of art in your local
contemporary art gallery while you just aren't sure what
you're even looking at let alone whether you like it or not?
Join us in discussing contemporary art and the stories
behind some of America's most popular and famous
(or infamous) pieces of art and the artists who made
them.
CFN918 You're a YouTube Sensation (0-0-0)
Anyone can become a YouTube sensation. It's all
about the idea, the execution of the idea and what your
audience wants. This course prepares the novice to post a
character, a story or a concept on YouTube to gain
exposure. A YouTube sensation gets paid and becomes
a repeat character with a following. Learn the success
stories of real life sensations, create your own brand,
identify your audience and learn to entertain them. This
course will identify your goals, your competition and teach
you to become a YouTube Sensation.
CFN919 Archeol in Schenectady (0-0-0)
This illustrated talk will highlight archaeological
documentary and excavation projects undertaken by
the SCCC Community Archaeology Program (CAP) in the
Schenectady Stockade Historic District over the past decade.
The presentation will also include information about SCCC's
CAP non-credit certificate program and its individual
courses that might be of interest and a display of recent
excavations at 32 Front Street.
CFN920 Black History in Schenectady (0-0-0)
This course will examine the history of African-
American people in the Capital District. Emphasis
will be on African roots, transition to slavery, the
Civil war and it's aftermath and more.
CFN921 Art of the Pitch (0-0-0)
This course will show the student how to best explain,
describe or create enthusiasm and interest over their idea
and/or product. Whatever it is that you want to pitch;
whether it's an original novel or screenplay, a new
business, a financial proposal or an innovative product; a
brilliant idea must be packaged in such a way that each
person listening to the pitch can not live without it. Come
learn how to become the best pitch artist you can be!
CFN922 Art ExplorforChildren (0-0-0)
In this class, stduents (ages 6-11) will have the opportunity to explore different art mediums. They will produce perspective drawings, experiment with print making
and zentables, explore string art, create texture prints, work with screen painting,
learn about tissue art and much more. STUDENTS ARE ASKED TO BRING A SMOCK OR WEAR CLOTHING SUITABLE TO ARTWORK, WEAR CLOSED TOED SHOES AND BRING A SNACK AND WATER BOTTLE TO CLASS.
CFN923 The Art of Surrealism (0-0-0)
Students (ages 11-14) will explore the magic of surrealism
through drawing, painting and collage. They will create a
variety of drawings and paintings exploring perspective,
optica illusions and various surrealist techniques. Students
are asked to bring a smock or wear clothing suitable to
artwork, wear closed toed shoes and bring a snack and
water bottle to class.
CFN924 Story Telling Thru Art (0-0-0)
Students (ages 9-12) learn how to tell a story through art.
They will learn new illustration techniques, create, their
own picture book. Students are asked to bring a smock or
wear clothing suitable to artwork, wear closed toed shoes
and bring a snack and water bottle to class.
CFN925 Intro Museum Exhibits (0-0-0)
In this class, students will learn the basics of exhibit
planning, organization and text writing. Students
will also gain hands-on experience by researching, planning
and installing a student generated exhibit at the
Schenectady County Historical Society
highlighting the Community Archaeology Program's
(CAP) archaeological work at 32 Front Street in
Schenectady's Historic Stockade District.
CFN926 Write that Grant (0-0-0)
This course will assist students in producing a solid five
page draft of a grant proposal that can be modified as
needed when applying to specific funders. Students are
asked to e-mail the instructor at info@techknowprof.com
prior to class for their first assignment. Class time will
focus on review and revision of proposals. Pre-requisite:
CFE 334 Get that Grant.
CFN927 PowerPoint Social Events (0-0-0)
MS Power Point has a lot of bells and whistles but you need
only a few to make self-running photo shows with sound
quickly for birthday and anniversary parties, class reunions
and memorial tributes. Students should have some basic
computer skills.
CFN928 Comp/Internet Safe/Security (0-0-0)
Every time you turn on a computer, open an e-mail, surf the
Web, go on Facebook or use a wireless network (not just at
Starbuck's or at the airport) you are a potential target for
scam artists, identity thieves, computer hijackers and
worse. Learn the do's and don'ts of safe computing,
including basic computer and Internet settings, parental
controls, security software and common e-mail threats.
Learn how to recognize them and what to do.
CFN929 Start Home Based Business (0-0-0)
So, you're thinking of starting a home based business?
What steps should you take first to save yourself need-
less expense? How can you get customers without
expensive advertising? What, if any, technology and soft-
ware do you need? This course will address these
questions and more to help get you started on the road
to that small business endeavor you've always dreamed of.
CFN930 Mail Labels w/ Excel and Word (0-0-0)
Need labels for large mailings suchas as business
promotions, holiday cards and invitations? In
this hands-on course, students will learn how to
set up an address book in MS Excel and then
create and print pages of labels using the mail
merge function of MS Word. Students will also
learn to use mail merge to form letters too!
CFN931 MS Office Business Templates (0-0-0)
Students will learn how to make business cards, memos,
newsletters and more using ready-made MS Word
templates. Students will also work with MS Excel templates
for tracking business travel, inventories, business income,
expenses and more!
CFN932 Public Speaking (0-0-0)
Students will learn to assess their own home site and design
a landscape that fits their individual needs and desires.
Topics such as soil amending, plant selection, proper plant-
int, dividing perennials, pruning, lawn care and common
pests and their management will be covered. This class will
conclude with a garden field trip.
CFN933 CE: Visual Interpretation (0-0-0)
This course will cover the history and types of textiles
used in America from settlement through the late 19th
century. Topics covered will include the fabrics made by
the majority of people in the first colonies and the luxury
materials imported by the wealthy, the different varieties
of needle work Americans employed and the history of
fashion in America. This course will also discuss American
folk art, wood carvings, scrimshaw and metal work used for
both the interior and exterior of homes as well as wall
treatments for the home.
CFN934 Money Matters Small Business (0-0-0)
You've probably heard of social media. You may even under-
stand the value social media can bring to your business. Now
wondering how to start? This workshop will cover strategies
and best practices to get the most out of your social media
activities. Topics include what social media really is and
why use it, an introduction to social media channels and how
to create good content, etc.
CFN935 Power of Email Marketing (0-0-0)
E-mail is the most cost effective, targeted, trackable and
efficient way to build and maintain relationships in all
types of busines and organizations. This workshop will cover
how to master e-mail marketing communications with a
comprehensive look at best practices and winning strategies
that lead to increased profits, revenue and participation.
Topics include permission-based marketing, e-mail list
building, increasing deliverability and open rates, and writing
good subject lines, etc.
CFN936 Intro to Event Planning (0-0-0)
This workshop will introduce Constant Contact's tools and features. Students will learn the basics and some great tips and tricks to improve (or get started) with Constant Contact. Topics include creating an email campaign, selecting and editing e-mail templates, branding your emails, editing text, adding links, importing e-mails contacts, tracking and interpreting your results and much more.
CFN937 PowerPoint Redesign (0-0-0)
CFN938 Wedding and Event Planning (0-0-0)
Wedding and Event Planning Consultant Training is offered
in partnership with the Association of Bridal Consultants
(ABC.) This blended course offers 8 hours of in-class
room instruction with on-line instruction from the
convenience of your own home. Students will meet
campus only on the following dates: Jan 22, Feb 26,
April 23 and May 14, 2013. Areas of study include:
wedding etiquette, sales and marketing, the wedding day,
related services and planning and consulting. The course
also includes scheduled in-class discussions led by
by wedding professionals. This course provides a fabulous
opportunity for the entrepreneur looking to start a business
as well as professionals already in the business that would
like to expand their knowledge on the entire wedding process
A certificate of completion will be awarded by the ABC upon
satisfactorily completing all five areas of study. Tuition
includes a one-year membership to the Association of Bridal
Consultants, the standard for wedding excellence.
CFN939 Volunteer Management (0-0-0)
This course will assist students in development a person-
alized course of action for volunteering and a clear under-
standing of how to identify and select the right volunteer
opportunity. Topics will include an individual's role as a
volunteer, the volunteer's obligations and liabilities, and
provide web based resources to support interests and plans.
CFN940 Princ of Entrepreneurship (0-0-0)
CFN941 Exporting & Internat'l Trade (0-0-0)
Students (ages 8-12) will become super science sleuths. They will have fun learning about forensics, crime scene investigations, and crime lab chemistry as they perform as many as 15 different experiments designed to show just how those tricky cases are solved. They will search for the evidence, gather clues, and discover how science can help solve a mystery. Students will: dust for fingerprints, analyze handwriting, test for blood type using simulated blood, examine hair and clothing fibers, practice chemistry to identify mystery substances and much more. Students will then use their skills to solve crimes of the century.
CFN943 Hovercraft- DYO Vehicle (0-0-0)
Students (ages 6-11) will learn about the laws of motion, energy, air pressure, friction, lift, speed and acceleration in this hands-on course as they design, build and take home three different vehicles. First, students will design and build their own air powered Hovercraft. They will also design and build a supercar powered by more than an ounce of energy. Students will get a chance to be creative and use a variety of materials as they create this dynamic vehicle. Lastly, students will also get to build an egg drop car, a gravity vehicle that can cushion a raw egg as the car holding the egg is dropped from a high height.
CFN945 Chamber Music for Kids (0-0-0)
CFN946 Warrior Bootcamp Yoga (0-0-0)
CFN947 Kickboxing for Kids (0-0-0)
Introduce your child to the sport of kickboxing! Students (ages 6-12) will learn the
punching, kicking, elbow and knee techniques used in kickboxing. Students will also learn to use various types of equipment including heavy bags, speed bags, uppercut bags, double-end and makiwara bags. Classes are fun, fast paced and interactive. STUDENTS SHOULD WEAR COMFORTABLE CLOTHING, SNEAKERS AND BRING A WATER BOTTLE. No equipment needed. This course will be taught at Electric City Boxing and Kickboxing lcoated at 271 State St., Schenectady, NY, (third floor).
CFN948 Boxing for Kids (0-0-0)
Introduce your child to the sport of boxing! Students (ages 6-12) will learn the basic punches and footwork used in boxing. Students will learn to use various types of boxing equipment including heavy bags, uppercut bags and double-end bags. Classes are fun, fast-paced and interactive. Students should wear comfortable clothing, sneakers and bring a water bottle. No equipment needed. This course will be taught at Electric City located at 271 State St., Schenectady, NY, (third floor).
CFN949 Intro Kickboxing for Adults (0-0-0)
Learn kickboxing for fitness and self-defense! Students will learn the punching, kicking, elbox and knee tehniques used in kickboxing. They will also learn to use
various types of equipment including heavy bags, speed bags, uppercut bags, double-end bags and makiwara bags. Classes are fun and fast-paced. Theyare
great for cardio and calorie-burning. This class will be taught at Electric City Boxing and Kickboxing located at 271 State St., Schenectady, NY, (third floor). All ages and fitness levels are welcome. STUDENTS SHOULD WEAR COMFORTABLE CLOTHING, SNEAKERS AND BRING A WATER BOTTLE. No equipment needed.
CFN950 Intro to Boxing for Adults (0-0-0)
Learn boxing for fitness and self-defense! Students will learn the basic punches used in boxing and practice directional footwork. They will also learn to use various types of boxing equipment including heavy bags, speed bags, uppercut bags and double-end bags. Classes are fun and fast-paced. They are great for cardio and calorie-burning. This class will be taught at Electric City Boxing and Kickboxing located at 271 State Street (third floor), Schenectady, NY. STUDENTS SHOULD WEAR COMFORTABLE CLOTHING, SNEAKERS AND BRING A WATER BOTTLE.
CFN951 Write Your Own Musical (0-0-0)
Learn to write a short musical with playwright/composer/lyricist,
Kit Goldstein-Grant and Music educator/pianist, Rebecca Benjamin. Students, ages 7-12 years, will learn the basics of lyric witing, song form, and what goes into making a memorable melody. Together, the group will come up with a fun story and work together to write the songs to go with it! On the final day, students will perform a staged reading of their work for parents and friends. Students should bring a notebook, pencil and a bagged lunch.
CFN952 Playwriting for Teens (0-0-0)
This course will cover the fundamentals of playwriting for students ages 13-18 years. It will use exercises and work shopping to help students begin transforming
their original ideas into plays. Students will work outside of class to complete outlines and scenes that will be read and discussed in class.
CFN953 Playwriting for Adults (0-0-0)
This course will cover the fundamentals of playwriting. It will use exercises and work shopping to help students begin transforming their original ideas into plays.
Students will work outside of class to complete outlines and scenes that will be read
and discussed in class. Both beginning playwrights and those more experience are welcome. REQUIRED COURSE MATEIALS: PLEASE PURCHASE HE BOOK, Playwriting, Brief & Billiant by Julie Jensen.
CFN954 Transition Schenectady (0-0-0)
The goal of Transition Schenectady is to build community and help one another learn new skills, simplify our lives and prepare for a less consumer-focused, less energy intensive future. This course will focus on subjects such as organic gardening practices, sustainable land management, food storage, bee keeping, mushroom inoculation, natural building, renewable energy, permaculture, work share parties, bartering skills sharing and much more.
CFR088 College Prep Eng 1 (0-0-0)
CFR089 ESL Video Lab Link (0-0-0)
CFR095 GED Preparation (0-0-10)
This class features an applied curriculum
designed to significantly improve success rates
on the GED exam.
Emphasis will be
placed on building your basic reading, writing
and math skills.
Workbook fees additional. Mimimum age is 19.
CFR102 Job Readiness (0-0-12)
CFR105 Achieve Basic Skills (0-0-20)
CFR106 Intensive GED (0-0-4.8)
CFR108 Intro to Work Skills (0-0-20)
CFR111 ESL for Business (0-0-0)
CFR112 BRG:Medical/Legal Office Pract (0-0-0)
CFR113 BRG:Intro to Computers (0-0-10)
CFR132 Internet for Business (0-0-2)
CFR151 Routing Efficiency (0-0-0)
CFR152 Transportation Management (0-0-0)
CFR347 Employment Skills Training (0-0-15)
CFR500 Primer to Educational Success (0-0-3)
CFR501 Intro to EMS Careers (0-0-0)
CFT102 Supervisory Skills (0-0-0)
CFT200 Bus/Indus Training (0-0-0)
