CFA 090
GED Extension
Description not available.
CFA 095(0-0-0)
GED Preparation
significantly improve success rates on the GED exam. Emphasis will be placed on building basic reading, writing, and math skills. Additional workbook fee.
CFA 096(0-0-0)
GED Prep - Adult Basic
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.
CFA 097
GED Prep--Boot Camp
Description not available.
CFA 102
Career Readiness
Description not available.
CFA 103
Entrepreneurship Training
Description not available.
CFA 105
Achieve GED
Description not available.
CFA 107
Employment Skills Training
Description not available.
CFA 108
Tier GED
Description not available.
CFA 112
SAT Preparation
Description not available.
CFA 118
Basic Computer Skills
Description not available.
CFA 119(0-0-0)
Computer Survival 1
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 fundamentals. Learn about computer maintenance, what a drive is, how to use a mouse, how to set up your desktop, how to install software, how to create shortcuts, how to surf the Internet, the basics of Microsoft Word, and much more.
CFA 120(0-0-0)
Getting the Most From the Internet
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.
CFA 124
Day Series: MS Office 2000
Description not available.
CFA 126
MS Office Daytime: Access 2000
Description not available.
CFA 127
CompSurv, Wind, Internet
Description not available.
CFA 128
MS Office Daytime: Excel
Description not available.
CFA 129
Intro to Word
Description not available.
CFA 160(0-0-0)
Introduction to Windows XP
Learn how to use the Windows XP operating system. You will learn how to maneuver, customize, control the computer, and ensure a safe learning computer environment. Discover Windows updates and why you should install them. Learn how to multi-task, manage folders and files, create shortcuts, install and use software, and much more.
CFA 170(0-0-0)
Intro to Access XP
Learn how to design this relational database to meet your business needs. The course covers the development of a database and begins to explore how to query the data.
CFA 171(0-0-0)
Intro to Excel XP
This introductory course covers how to structure your spreadsheet for data input, then progress to dynamically displaying the results in a custom chart.
CFA 172(0-0-0)
Intro to MS Word XP
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 - learn how to unleash the power of Microsoft Word.
CFA 173(0-0-0)
English as a Second Language
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.
CFA 174(0-0-0)
American Red Cross Babysitting Course
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.
CFA 175
Foreign Accent
Description not available.
CFA 176
Prep to Enter College
Description not available.
CFA 177
Intro to Read/Writing Skills
Description not available.
CFA 178
Intro Math Fundamentals
Description not available.
CFA 179
Intro to Keyboard Skills
Description not available.
CFA 180
How to Write a Coll Essay
Description not available.
CFA 181
Develop Yr Test Tak Skills
Description not available.
CFA 182
Anat of College Search
Description not available.
CFA 183
Red Cross Inf/Chld
Description not available.
CFA 250
GED Preparation
Description not available.
CFB 100
NIMS IS-100
Description not available.
CFB 101(0-0-0)
NIMS IS-100
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).
CFB 102(0-0-0)
NIMS ISC-402
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.
CFB 103
Medical Transcription
Description not available.
CFB 200
NIMS ICS-200
Description not available.
CFB 402
NIMS ICS-402
Description not available.
CFB 700
NIMS IS-700
Description not available.
CFB 800
NIMS IS-800
Description not available.
CFE 003
A+ Certification
Description not available.
CFE 007
CNA Training
Description not available.
CFE 101(26 hours)
Beginning Conversational Sign Language
Students will be introduced to the manual alphabet, numbers, days of the week, colors, family signs, and simple commands. After the basics are introduced, the course will focus on receptive and expressive conversations. Real life situations will be used to practive the language and learn about the deaf culture. This class is for beginners with no experience in sign language. Bring "The Joy of Signing" to each class. Certificates of completion will be given to those who complete the class.
CFE 115(30 hours)
Medical Terminology
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.
CFE 133(6 class hours)
Intro to Windows 98/ME
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.
CFE 134
Ode to a Good Cigar
Description not available.
CFE 135
Images of Addiction in Lit
Description not available.
CFE 136
Nutrition: Exploring Soy
Description not available.
CFE 137
Nutrition: ABC's of Child Nutr
Description not available.
CFE 138
Nutrition:Eat for Health Heart
Description not available.
CFE 139(0-0-0)
Introduction to Adobe PhotoShop
This course is designed to introduce students to the practice of graphic arts using Adobe Photoshop software.
CFE 140
The Victorian Lady
Description not available.
CFE 141(0-0-0)
Introduction to English Horseback Riding
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.
CFE 142
How to Write Short Stories
Description not available.
CFE 143(0-0-0)
Editing Photos and Using American Greetings
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.
CFE 144
Intro to Gardening
Description not available.
CFE 145
Lawns and Lawn Care
Description not available.
CFE 146
Techniques of Acting
Description not available.
CFE 147(0-0-0)
Islam in the West
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.
CFE 148
Annuals and Perrenials
Description not available.
CFE 149
Trees and Shrubs
Description not available.
CFE 156
Horticultural Lab Session
Description not available.
CFE 157
Pruning Trees and Shrubs
Description not available.
CFE 158
Nutrition:Bountiful Harvest
Description not available.
CFE 179
Nutrition:Eating Right
Description not available.
CFE 182
Home Buyers Wkshp
Description not available.
CFE 184
Nutrition:Understanding Herbs
Description not available.
CFE 195(6 hours)
Intro to Microcomputers
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.
CFE 196
Lost Generation
Description not available.
CFE 197
Alfred Hitchcock's Movies
Description not available.
CFE 202
NYS Safe Boating for Children
Description not available.
CFE 204
NYS Safe Boating
Description not available.
CFE 205
Little League/Babe Ruth Umping
Description not available.
CFE 206
Dazzling New Annuals
Description not available.
CFE 207
Excit Perennials North Gardens
Description not available.
CFE 208
Seasonings for Yr Heart
Description not available.
CFE 209
Surv Skills: Foreign Students
Description not available.
CFE 225
Composting/Improve Soil
Description not available.
CFE 226
Go with the Grain
Description not available.
CFE 227
Healthy Lunches/Snacks
Description not available.
CFE 324(15 hours)
Creative Mixology
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). Required $15 TIPS booklet to be purchased in class.
CFE 341(0-0-0)
Professional Baking for Kids
Come and join Chef Gail Sokol on a baking extravaganza and learn to bake advanced breads and pastries to impress friends and family. The course will focus on measurement, correct sanitation, and mixing methods. Young chefs (ages 10-14 years) are asked to bring an apron, closed-toed shoes, and a bagged lunch.
CFE 351(0-0-0)
Professional Cooking for Children
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.
CFE 352(0-0-0)
Cooking for Adults
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.
CFE 353
Tennis for Beginners
Description not available.
CFE 354(0-0-0)
Professional Cooking for Teens
Young chefs ages 14-17 join chef Gail Sokol and learn to prepare vegetable summer rolls, turkey and olive empanadas, vegetarian strudel, double chocolate biscotti, and more. Proper measuring skills, sanitation, and kitchen science will be emphasized. Each young chef should bring an apron and wear closed-toed shoes.
CFE 355
Prof Cooking Par & Kids
Description not available.
CFE 419
Never used
Description not available.
CFE 539
Selling Your Home
Description not available.
CFE 561
Conv Italian for Beginners
Description not available.
CFE 602
Group Guitar I
Description not available.
CFN 119(12 class hours)
Computer Survival - Level One
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.
CFN 132(12 class hours)
SAT/PSAT Preparation
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.
CFN 163(30 class hours)
Clowning for Adults
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.
CFN 176(12 class hours)
How to Write Your Life Story or Family History
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).
CFN 177
Art of Reiki
Description not available.
CFN 180(12 class hours)
How to Write and Sell Magazine Articles
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)
CFN 181(12 class hours)
How to Write and Sell Your Book
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)
CFN 184(24 hours - web-based)
Writing and Marketing Your Book for Publication
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)
CFN 187(12 hours)
Creating a Personal Web Page
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.
CFN 194(16 hours)
Public Speaking
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.
CFN 195(6 hours)
Promoting Your Business, Product or Service
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.
CFN 196(12 hours)
You Can Be a Freelance Writer
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.
CFN 197(8 hours)
Writing From Your Heart: The Art of Personal Essays
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.
CFN 198(18 hours)
How to Read and Write Poems
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.
CFN 199(3 hours)
Funding Alternatives for Long-Term Care
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.
CFN 204(4 hours)
How to Write Non-fiction for Kids
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
CFN 208(4 hours)
How to Sell Fiction and Non-Fiction for Kids
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
CFN 209(12 class hours)
How to Write Fiction for Kids
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).
CFN 212 (39 hours)
Historical Archeology and Field Study
This course is designed to introduce participants to the field of historical archeology and field study, and to explore methods employed for the study of people of the past. You 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 by participating in field work and discovering evidence about these peoples. Lectures, readings, discussions, and hands-on field and lab study with researcher in archeology and history, Dr. Ronald F. Kingsley, will provide you with the framework you will need to pursue archeology as an avocation or as a preliminary career step. Participants can become members of a task group of archeological volunteers who will be able to assist in ongoing site work at the Schenectady County Historical Society's 17th century Dutch Mabee Farm. Two textbooks and field kit totaling $50 are also required.
CFN 213 (8 hours)
Genealogy for Beginners/Introduction to
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.
CFN 215 (18 hours)
Advanced Creative Writing
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
CFN 216(24 class hours)
Researching and Interpreting Documents in Archeology
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.
CFN 217(25 hours)
Recording and Archiving Archaeological Data
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 recording. The course is supplemented with visits to archival repositories.
CFN 218
Archaeol Lab Prac and Site Stu
Description not available.
CFN 219(26 hours)
Archaeological Field Work Program
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
CFN 222
Creative Voice Development
Description not available.
CFN 223(0-0-0)
Introduction to Rock Climbing
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).
CFN 224
Intermed Rock Climbing
Description not available.
CFN 227
Fin Planning for Retirement
Description not available.
CFN 228
Safetrain: Lrn Nt to be Victim
Description not available.
CFN 229
Rock Climbing Workshop
Description not available.
CFN 232
DMV 30 Hr Driver Instr Course
Description not available.
CFN 233
Drivers' Education
Description not available.
CFN 234(0-0-0)
Basic Land Navigation
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.
CFN 237
Creative Parenting Strategies
Description not available.
CFN 238
Intermediate Yoga
Description not available.
CFN 242
Writ/Illustr Children's Books
Description not available.
CFN 243
Five Hr Pre-Licensing
Description not available.
CFN 250(3.5 class hours)
Introductory Notary Public Workshop
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.
CFN 251
Office Technology
Description not available.
CFN 271(0-0-0)
Ballroom/Social Dancing
Thsi course will include dances such as the cha-cha, fox trot, swing, waltz, salsa, bahcata, and more. Students are asked not to wear sneakers or rubber-soled shoes.
CFN 272(0-0-0)
Latin and Swing Dancing
Learn dances such as the salsa, merengue, and more. Suudents are asjed not to wear sneakers or rubber-soled shoes.
CFN 291(0-0-0)
Defensive Driving
This course is an approved DMV six-hour program that allows participants to receive a 10% reduction on their liability, collision, and no-fault premiums each year for the next three years, as well as having up to four points reduced on their driving records.
CFN 302
i-Net + Certification
Description not available.
CFN 304
Network + Certification
Description not available.
CFN 306(15 class hours)
MOUS - Word-Core
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.
CFN 307(15 class hours)
MOUS - Excel-Core
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.
CFN 308(12 class hours)
MOUS - Powerpoint-Expert
This course covers all the items you need to know before taking the Microsoft Office User (MOUS) Specialist exam. Open enrollment - not just for certification seekers.
CFN 309(15 class hours)
MOUS - Access-Expert
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.
CFN 312(12 hours)
Introduction to Microsoft Office Survey
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.
CFN 313(15 class hours)
Intermediate Word 2000
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.
CFN 314(15 class hours)
Intermediate Access 2000
This course goes deeper into your Access database options. Learn how to create sub-froms, customize queries and reports and develop a module.
CFN 315(15 hours)
Intermediate Excel 2000
Perform advanced formatting, create and modify charts, use function features such as MAX, MIN, AVER, create and modify lines and objects, save spreadsheets as HTML documents, move and copy ranges to obtain an attractive worksheet.
CFN 317(15 hours)
Intermediate PowerPoint 2000
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.
CFN 331(6 class hours)
Intermediate Windows 98
This course begins where the introductory course leaves off. Learn to troubleshoot problems and fine-tune your Windows 98 operating system.
CFN 332(12 hours)
Introduction to Using a Scanner
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.
CFN 333(0-0-0)
Introduction to Digital Photography with CD Burning
Learn the pros and cons of digital versus 35mm photography, what to look for when buying a digital camera, and how to install the software on your computer. We will download our digital pictures onto the computer and become familiar with editing them by brightening, sharpening, color correcting, resizing and removing dust and scratches. You will also learn how to burn your digital images to a CD. Cameras will be provided, but feel free to bring your own cameras for question and answer.
CFN 334(0-0-0)
Introduction to Scrapbooking
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
CFN 354
Art for Children
Description not available.
CFN 376
Metal Sculp for Children
Description not available.
CFN 377(0-0-0)
Conversational Sign Language for Children
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.
CFN 378
Swing Dance for Kids
Description not available.
CFN 380
Yoga for Children
Description not available.
CFN 381
Yoga for Teens
Description not available.
CFN 382
Sculpture for Children
Description not available.
CFN 400(6 class hours)
Introduction to the Internet
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.
CFN 403(12.5 class hours)
Intro to Oil Painting
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.
CFN 406(6 class hours)
Portraiture Workshop
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.
CFN 407(7.5 class hours)
Drawing and Painting for Juniors
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.
CFN 409
Drawing/Paint for Teens
Description not available.
CFN 412(5.5 class hours)
Self-Portrait Workshop
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)
CFN 413(30 class hours)
Pre-Colonial Archaeology and Field Study
In this hand-on course you will explore current ideas about Native American lifeways prior to European settlement in the Capital District through research, interpretation, and artifact investigation. Ten additional hours of fieldwork will be scheduled. Text/materials approximately $30.00
CFN 419(0-0-0)
Hands on Archaeology
Come experience archaeology! Students (ages 9-13) will have the opportunity to experience what daily Colonial life was like at the historic Mabee Farm. They will use archaeological methods and tools in a dig on the site, as well as work with the artifacts found. They will also work alongside a blacksmith and learn how to make butter and other Colonial crafts. Materials fee: $5
CFN 421(7.5 class hours)
Art Exploration for Juniors(ages 6-8)
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.
CFN 422 (10 hours)
Wearable Art (ages 6-8)
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.
CFN 424 (10 hours)
Impressionist Art for Juniors (ages 6-8)
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.
CFN 425(6 hours)
Art Exploration (ages 9-11)
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!
CFN 426 (10 hours)
Creative Mask-Making (ages 9-11)
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.
CFN 430 (6 hours)
Art Exploration for Teens (ages 12-15)
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!
CFN 431 (10 hours)
Portraiture (ages 12-15)
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.
CFN 432 (5 hours)
Watercolors Workshop (ages 12-15)
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)
CFN 436
Entrepren for Kids
Description not available.
CFN 437
One Stroke Violets
Description not available.
CFN 438
One Stroke Sunflowers
Description not available.
CFN 439
1 Stroke Hrt Wreaths w/ Roses
Description not available.
CFN 440
1 Stroke Daisies for Beginners
Description not available.
CFN 441
1 Stroke Lilacs for Beginners
Description not available.
CFN 442
1 Stroke Daffodils (Beginners)
Description not available.
CFN 443
1 Stroke Birdhse for Beginners
Description not available.
CFN 444(0-0-0)
Beginning Bead Stringing
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.
CFN 445(0-0-0)
Advanced Bead Stringing
Bead Stringing. Students will learn how to make earrings to match your beaded strands and how to create jewelry designs. Materials fee: $15.
CFN 446
Found Obj...Junk to Jewels
Description not available.
CFN 447
Jewelry Making without Torches
Description not available.
CFN 448
Wax Carving
Description not available.
CFN 453
Drawing Survey (10 hours)
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.
CFN 454 (3 hours)
Silk Painting Workshop
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!
CFN 455 (7.5 hours)
Watercolors
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.
CFN 456 (7.5 hours)
Watercolors for Teens
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!
CFN 457 (10 hours)
Watercolors for Adults
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!
CFN 461(0-0-0)
Watercolors II
A continuum in wash of still life and photo landscape, and advanced study in color.
CFN 462(0-0-0)
Drawing Survey II
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.
CFN 465
Restoration Wooden Boats
Description not available.
CFN 466(12 hours)
Figure Drawing
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.
CFN 467
Beginning Drawing
Description not available.
CFN 468
Outdoor Landscape Painting
Description not available.
CFN 469
Intro to Massage
Description not available.
CFN 470
Intr to Script Writing
Description not available.
CFN 471
Parent Education
Description not available.
CFN 472(0-0-0)
Let's Talk About the Craft Business
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.
CFN 473(0-0-0)
BEad Stringing for the Holidays
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.
CFN 474
Intr to Chinese Medicine
Description not available.
CFN 475(0-0-0)
Decadent Baths
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.
CFN 476(0-0-0)
Lotions and Potions
Students will learn to make their own all natural skin care products using skin-loving fruits, vegetables, and oils.
CFN 477(0-0-0)
The Soap Pot
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.
CFN 478
Serv Safe Certification
Description not available.
CFN 501
Fly Fishing
Description not available.
CFN 502(12 hours)
Beginning Fly Tying
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.
CFN 503
Advanced Fly Tying
Description not available.
CFN 545(10 Hours)
Feldenkraus Method
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
CFN 547(18 hours)
Introduction to Developmental Disabilities
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.
CFN 560(12 hours)
Self Defense
an appropriate course of action in an attack while no-nonsense techniques that are easy to remember.
CFN 597(0-0-0)
Beginning Piano for Children
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 will consist of ten 30-minute individual lessons.
CFN 598
Intro to Acrylic Painting
Description not available.
CFN 599(0-0-0)
Theater Workshop for Children
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 7 and 12 years of age.
CFN 600(12 class hours)
Group Piano For Adults I
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.
CFN 601(10 class hours)
Music Theory Fundamentals
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.
CFN 605(0-0-0)
Beginning Piano for Children
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.
CFN 608(0-0-0)
Project Adventure
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.
CFN 609(0-0-0)
Beginning Knitting
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.
CFN 610(0-0-0)
Archaeological Field Conservation
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.
CFN 611(0-0-0)
Exhibit Design for Archaeologists
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.
CFN 612
Intermd Piano for Children
Description not available.
CFN 613(0-0-0)
CSI Schenectady
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.
CFN 614
Basic Skills Coll Prep
Description not available.
CFN 619(7.5 class hours)
Voice for Children
singing techniques and vocal independence through solo and chorla literature. Recital on the last day of class.
CFN 624(10 class hours)
Music Theory II
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.
CFN 625(12 class hours)
Group Piano for Adults II
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.
CFN 626(10 class hours)
Voice for Adults
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.
CFN 627(0-0-0)
Music Theory III
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.
CFN 628(4 hours)
Training and Learning Sites on the internet
workshop will help you explore the possibilities.
CFN 629(2 hours)
Parents/Teens and Computers
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.
CFN 630(2 hours)
New Features in Microsoft Office 2000
this session will provide you with a quick overview of what is new and different in the latest Microsoft Office Suite.
CFN 631(0-0-0)
Computer Survival II
who want to increase their computing skills. Level II builds upon the skills learned in Computer Survival Level I.
CFN 632(0-0-0)
Using MS Word XP Mail Merge
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.
CFN 633(2 hours)
Controlling Your Computer Files
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.
CFN 634(2 hours)
Maintaining Peak PC Performance
disk space and how to optimize your hard drive for faster performance. These techniques apply to all versions of Windows.
CFN 635(6 hours)
Using Microsoft Outlook
information and tasks using this powerful application. Discover why Outlook is a popular organizational tool.
CFN 636(15 hours)
Introduction to MSWorks
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.
CFN 637(45 hours)
Getting Started in Linux
web sites and networks. This hands-on course will familiarize you with the power and versatility of this free, open source code operating system.
CFN 638(30 hours)
Macromedia Web Design 101
introductory course provides a hands-on overview of the following Macromedia products: Director, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash and Freehand.
CFN 640(87 hours)
MS Office 2000 Daytime Series
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.
CFN 641Internet
Daytime Series - Computer Survival, Windows 98, Me and the
A thorough introduction to using a personal computer. A must for the new computer user.
CFN 642(27 hours)
Daytime Series - Intro to Microsoft Word
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.
CFN 643(18hours)
Daytime Series - Intro to Microsoft Access
for data input, then progress to dynamically display the results in a custom chart.
CFN 644(9 hours)
Daytime Series - Intro to Microsoft Access
and apply them to your home or business needs. Learn the importance of the database and components and customization options.
CFN 645(6 hours)
Daytime Series - Intro to PowerPoint
into Content Wizard, Design Template, and Blank Presentation. Work with a blank presentation and create a slide show with sound effects, timing and transition.
CFN 646(6 hours)
DaytimeSeries - Intro to Outlook
personal information and e-mail.
CFN 647
Intro to Adobe PhotoShop
Description not available.
CFN 648
Personal Web Pages
Description not available.
CFN 649
Macromedia: Flash
Description not available.
CFN 650
Intro Burning CDs
Description not available.
CFN 651
Networking Bootcamp
Description not available.
CFN 652(0-0-0)
Welcom to eBay
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.
CFN 653(0-0-0)
Intermediate Digital Photography
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.
CFN 654
Inter Word XP
Description not available.
CFN 655
Intro to XML
Description not available.
CFN 656
Oracle Fundamentals
Description not available.
CFN 657
Intercon Cisco Netwk Devices
Description not available.
CFN 658
Certified 1st Responder
Description not available.
CFN 659
EMT Basic Refresher
Description not available.
CFN 660
Well-Being of the EMT, Med/Leg
Description not available.
CFN 661
Airway Management
Description not available.
CFN 662
Patient Assess/Foc Med &Trauma
Description not available.
CFN 663
Documentation and Commun
Description not available.
CFN 664
Genl Pharm/Resp/Card Emerg
Description not available.
CFN 665
Diabetes, Altered Ment/Allerg
Description not available.
CFN 667
Poisoning,Overdose,Envir,Behav
Description not available.
CFN 668
Obstetrics and Gyn
Description not available.
CFN 669
Bleeding,Hypoperf,Soft Tissue
Description not available.
CFN 670
Musculoskeletal Injuries
Description not available.
CFN 671
Injuries to the Head
Description not available.
CFN 672
Med-Flight
Description not available.
CFN 673
Infants and Children
Description not available.
CFN 674
Ambulance Operations
Description not available.
CFN 675
Serv-Safe Sanitation
Description not available.
CFN 676(0-0-0)
Computer Survival 3
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.
CFN 677(0-0-0)
Advanced Digital Photography
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.
CFN 678
More Writ/Illustr Child's Book
Description not available.
CFN 679(0-0-0)
Wilton Cake Decorating 1
Learn the basics of cake decorating. An instructor will provide easy step-by-step instruction and show you how to level, tort, and fill. Students will also learn to frost with buttercream, shell border, stars, figure piping, sweet peas, drop flowers, and roses. Materials fee of $25. Students will also be required to purchase additional materials during the course totaling approximately $60.
CFN 680(0-0-0)
Wilton Cake Decorating 2
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
CFN 681
Exec Lead/Mgt Development
Description not available.
CFN 682(0-0-0)
How to Use a Palm Pilot
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.
CFN 683(0-0-0)
Protecting your PC
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.
CFN 684(0-0-0)
Wilton Cake Decorating 3
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
CFN 687
Underwater Shipwreck Arch
Description not available.
CFN 688
Tactical EMS - REMO
Description not available.
CFN 689
TEMS REMO 04-17S
Description not available.
CFN 690
TEMS REMO 05-134A
Description not available.
CFN 691
You Want to Go to College
Description not available.
CFN 692
College Success Skills
Description not available.
CFN 693
Intro to College
Description not available.
CFN 694
EMT Con Ed Core
Description not available.
CFN 695
Intr to MS Works
Description not available.
CFN 696
Working with Queries/Access
Description not available.
CFN 697
Custom Access Reports
Description not available.
CFN 698
Forms in MS Access
Description not available.
CFN 699
Enhance Slideshows Music
Description not available.
CFN 700
Edit Photos in PhotoShop
Description not available.
CFN 701
Present Arch Findings
Description not available.
CFN 702
Geoarcheology
Description not available.
CFN 703
Muds and Masks
Description not available.
CFN 704
Balms and Salves
Description not available.
CFN 705
Officiating Sports Intro
Description not available.
CFN 706
Healthy Cook: Com Res Programs
Description not available.
CFN 707
05-203A & 05-204A
Description not available.
CFN 708
05-205A & 05-206A
Description not available.
CFN 709
05-207A & 05-208A
Description not available.
CFN 710
05-193 & 05-228A
Description not available.
CFN 711
05-209A&ACS05-210A
Description not available.
CFN 712
05-211A & 05-212A
Description not available.
CFN 713
Begin Acting Adults
Description not available.
CFN 714
REMO2006 Protocol Update ALSP
Description not available.
CFN 715
Cert of Employability
Description not available.
CFN 716
Pharmacology
Description not available.
CFN 717
Fracture Mgt/Ped Assessment
Description not available.
CFN 718
Cardiology
Description not available.
CFN 719
Pediatric Trauma
Description not available.
CFN 720
Abdominal Trauma
Description not available.
CFN 721
Crush Injuries/Syndrome
Description not available.
CFN 722
Street Drugs--Overdoses
Description not available.
CFN 723
Winter Prehosp EMS Symposium
Description not available.
CFN 724
AMLS Provider Instructor
Description not available.
CFN 725
MCI/SMART Triage
Description not available.
CFN 726
CHF & Pulm Adema
Description not available.
CFN 727
ID/Ecol NE Plants/Animals
Description not available.
CFN 728
MS Photo Story
Description not available.
CFN 729
AutoTasks:MSWord/Excel
Description not available.
CFN 730
Web-Shots Photo Albums
Description not available.
CFN 731
Precious Metal Clay
Description not available.
CFN 732
Jewelry Making
Description not available.
CFN 735
French Refresher
Description not available.
CFN 736
Beginning Sewing
Description not available.
CFN 737
Archeol Research
Description not available.
CFN 738
Archeol of Erie Canal
Description not available.
CFN 739
Indep Archaeol Prod
Description not available.
CFN 740
Architecture/Design
Description not available.
CFN 741
Let's Make Earrings
Description not available.
CFN 742
Let's Make Clasps
Description not available.
CFN 743
Bead Crocheting
Description not available.
CFN 744
Beg 1 Stroke:Painting
Description not available.
CFN 745
Inter 1 Stroke:Painting
Description not available.
CFN 746
Adv 1 Stroke:Painting
Description not available.
CFN 747
REMO 06-2221
Description not available.
CFN 748
06-190A & 06-191A
Description not available.
CFN 749
06-239A & 06-235A
Description not available.
CFN 750
Taste of Jewelry Making
Description not available.
CFN 751
Bead Crochet for Teens
Description not available.
CFN 752
Women's Sound Circl
Description not available.
CFN 753
Scenic Art Stage Lighting
Description not available.
CFN 754
Basic Welding
Description not available.
CFN 755
Library Asst/Tech Training
Description not available.
CFN 756
SCCC Summer Concert Band
Description not available.
CFN 757
Trade,Colonial,19th C Pottery
Description not available.
CFN 758
Callig & Illumin Manuscripts
Description not available.
CFN 759
Col Pencil & Drawing
Description not available.
CFN 760
How to Make Settings
Description not available.
CFN 761
Wilton Fondant/Gumpaste
Description not available.
CFN 762
Make Jewelry:Spir Rope Stitch
Description not available.
CFN 763
Make Jewelry:Peyote Stitch
Description not available.
CFN 764
What's New Word 2007
Description not available.
CFN 765
What's New Excel 2007
Description not available.
CFN 766
Learn Social Netwking Sites
Description not available.
CFN 767
Create Yr Web Presence
Description not available.
CFN 768
Arch/Hist: Local Iron Industry
Description not available.
CFN 769
Make Gingerbread House
Description not available.
CFN 770
Paper Art for Kids
Description not available.
CFN 771
Scrapbk Essentials Paper Art
Description not available.
CFN 772
Youth Sports Institute
Description not available.
CFN 773
Camp Millionaire
Description not available.
CFN 774
Period Homes: Inter/Furnishing
Description not available.
CFR 088
College Prep Eng 1
Description not available.
CFR 089
ESL Video Lab Link
Description not available.
CFR 095(100+ class hours)
GED Preparation
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.
CFR 102
Job Readiness
Description not available.
CFR 105
Achieve Basic Skills
Description not available.
CFR 106
Intensive GED
Description not available.
CFR 108
Intro to Work Skills
Description not available.
CFR 111
ESL for Business
Description not available.
CFR 132
Internet for Business
Description not available.
CFR 347
Employment Skills Training
Description not available.
CFR 500
Primer to Educational Success
Description not available.
CFT 102
Supervisory Skills
Description not available.
CFT 200
Bus/Indus Training
Description not available.