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Norwalk Community College
Continuing Education and
Workforce Development
188 Richards Avenue • Norwalk, CT 06854
FALL 2020
Welcome! Welcome to the Continuing Education and Workforce Development Fall 2020 catalog of non-credit classes and certificates. We are excited that you are considering taking classes this Fall, and have developed a robust schedule of online, on-ground and hybrid classes. Most will meet at specific times as well as incorporate independent course work. This catalog displays a wealth of programming from workers seeking professional advancement or a career change, to people who just want to explore a new hobby. Chances are, if you have sold a house, booked a cruise or needed emergency health care, your realtor, travel consultant or EMT learned their professional skills at NCC! Our instructors are industry professionals and certified teachers who deliver quality programming. NCC offers Workforce Development classes and industry certifications in fields including business, health care, early childhood education, public safety, and real estate, and information technology. We also offer classes that serve as a bridge from non-credit to credit-bearing college degree or certificate programs. There is truly something for everyone. I hope you will take a moment to explore our catalog and share it with a friend. You will be glad you did. Cheryl C. De Vonish, J.D. Chief Executive Officer, Norwalk Community College Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic Disclaimer Beginning March 2020, Connecticut along with the rest of the United States suffered the effects of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Day-to-day life as it existed before the pandemic changed drastically, and individuals and institutions adapted to new practices and behaviors. Normative actions now include wearing facial masks, maintaining social distance, and working and learning remotely. Learning about and adherence to Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance has become a way of life. As we plan for the next academic year, so much is uncertain, including the continuing threat of COVID-19. The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) must adapt to meet this reality. Going forward, it is up to all of us – faculty, staff and students – to do our part to ensure our campus community stays as healthy and safe as possible. This is a shared responsibility, and every member of our community must adhere to national, state, and local health guidelines and requirements, and adhere to those measures Norwalk Community College deems safe and appropriate for the campus. This will include social distancing, wearing masks or other facial coverings, not reporting to class or work if sick, and isolating when required. Although Norwalk Community College is readily developing a schedule of courses that include some in-class and on-ground instruction, no one knows what the future may hold. In the case of an outbreak of the coronavirus or other illness, the institu- tions reserve the right to adapt the format of any class to an entirely online/distance learning modality as public health condi- tions warrant. Such change will not result in any increase or decrease of tuition and fees. We all understand that tuition and fees are in exchange for learning, academic credit, and certain non-academic services regardless of whether taught on-ground, in a hybrid environment or entirely remotely. Most important to CSCU and Norwalk Community College is the health, safety and welfare of every member of its community. Yet, despite campus efforts to comply with health and safety guidelines, it is not possible to guarantee a disease free environ- ment, or to guarantee that campuses will not close and return to an online-only learning environment. These are the realities of working and learning during a pandemic. If you choose to return to campus during the pandemic, you accept that you are willing to do your part to keep the campus safe and acknowledge that you may be required to complete your course work in a remote learning environment. The Norwalk Community College community is looking forward to welcoming you back. Norwalk Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious creed, age, sex, national origin, marital status, ancestry, present or past history of mental disorder, learning disability or physical disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression or genetic information in its programs and activities. In addition, the College does not discriminate in employment on the basis of veteran status or criminal record. The following persons have been desig- nated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Associate Director of Human Resources Louisa Jones at (203) 857-7301 or ljones@norwalk.edu; or Coordinator of Student AccessAbility Services Fran Apfel at (203) 857-7192 or fapfel@norwalk.edu. www.norwalk.edu/ce-wd
Table of Contents
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Art...................................................................... 19
Business
Bartending Certification..............................20
National Bookkeeping Certification.....................4 Culinary Arts.................................................20
Legal Secretary Certificate ................................ 6 Finance & Investing................................... 21
Retail Customer Service & Sales Certification....... 2 Gardening.....................................................22
Register Today! Real Estate........................................................... 5
Travel Associate Certificate.................................. 5
Interior Design..............................................22
Languages................................................. 22
See page 39 Music................................................................. 24
Computers & Information
Technology Performing Arts............................................25
For More Information A+ Certification................................................ 11
Personal Enrichment................................. 25
Photography.............................................. 25
Email Computer Graphics......................................... 10
Wellness, Fitness & Sports......................... 26
NK-Continuinged@norwalk.edu Computer Programming.............................. 7
Phone Microsoft Office Specialist Certification ........8
CREDIT OFFERINGS
(203) 857-7080 Web Design......................................................... 8
Associate Degrees...................................... 30
Website Early Childhood Education...................... 12 Degree Certificates.......................................30
https://norwalk.edu/ce-wd Health Care Pathways to Credit.......................................31
Admissions Certified Nurse Aide.....................................13
(203) 857-7068 Dental Assistant Certificate..........................14 ESL
EKG Technician Certificate ........................ 15 English as a Second Language.............. 32-36
Testing Homemaker Companion Certificate ......... 15
(203) 857-7070
Medical Billing and Reimbursement REGISTRATION
Records/Registrations Specialist.......................................................... 15
(203) 857-7237 Medical Coding Certification .......................16 Registration Form: College for Kids................. 38
Phlebotomy Technician Specialist Registration Form: Continuing Education....... 39
Bookstore Certificate......................................................... 17
(203) 857-7239 Physical Therapy Aide..................................16 Index................................................................. 40
Veterinary Assistant........................................18 Instructor Bios............ www.norwalk.edu/ce-wd
Building/Weather Closings Resources................................Inside Back Cover
(203) 857-7000 norwalk.edu Public Safety
EMT Basic.......................................................... 28
Police Exam Prep ...................................... 28
Security Officer Certificate ..........................28
Payment Plan Course Delivery Methods
Option Students need their NCC ID number to access their NCC emails to receive online classes details.
Online is asynchronous -- No expectation that class will meet on webEx/Teams at the same time.
For the fall 2020 semester, pay- Students can do the work any time of day as long as they submit it by deadline. Students may use
ment plans are available for the discussion board but have a range of time to contribute.
following Certificates. For details LRON live remote -- Students are expected to meet together online via Web Ex or Teams at the time
listed on the schedule and also do online assignments.
and payment amounts please visit
the business office. Payment plans OLCR -- Usually for nearly 100% online classes where campus requirement is very limited usually
to tests or final exam.
must be arranged in person at this
HYBR -- Balanced between online and in-class instruction and assessment.
time. TRAD – The class will meet on campus and will list a room number.
• Certified Nurse Aide -page 13
Look for these course designations throughout the catalog:
• EKG Technician -page 15 Certificate to Degree
D
A related Associate Degree is available. Successful certificate completion may count towards degree
C2
• Phlebotomy Technician program application.
Specialist Certificate -page 17
Health CareeRx Academy
• EMT -page 28 The Health CareeRx Academy of the WorkPlace has scholarships available to qualified persons. Contact
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them at (203) 930-1637 to inquire about eligibility. See ad on inside back cover for more information.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Employment and Training Program
AP
Contact Jenine Carlson (203) 857-7059. See ad on inside back cover for more information.
SN
Computer Class
This icon indicates a computer class. Students are required to use their NetID, also referred to as
Banner ID, to access college computers. See page 8.
Business Business
Management
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
*This course is also available as a Credit Divi-
sion class. Prices may vary.
This course is designed to provide theory
based real world skills and resources needed
to start a business. In the course, students will
learn how to evaluate business ideas, develop
strategies for organizing and marketing a busi- INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
ness, assess capital needs and create sound
financial statements. In addition, students will *This course is also available as a Credit Divi-
From small business techniques to corporate work in groups to research, develop, and write sion class. Prices may vary.
skills, our business programs can help you go comprehensive business plans. Participants As a platform for other business courses, this
where the growth is in today’s economy and may use their own business ideas as a model introductory course places business in perspec-
prepare yourself for greater success tomor- for this project, with groups consisting of both tive by surveying it in a contemporary manner
aspiring business owners and NCC students. and by offering students a solid foundation in
row. Whether you choose to take a single
CRN 3601 ONLINE the various disciplines of business. It provides
course or add one of our certificates to your PRFD D5412 Section 01B a conceptual understanding of our capitalistic
resume, we will help ensure your career path Begins 8/26/2020 society, accounting management, human
is heading in the right direction. Tuition: $599 Text Add’l resources, marketing, finance and controls.
Instructor: Paul Daulerio
CRN 7054 ONLINE
PRFD D5166 Section 01B Text Add’l
Begins 8/26/2020
Tuition: $599
Instructor: Rosaline Barone
CRN 7782 ONLINE
PRFD D5166 Section 02B
Begins 8/26/2020
Tuition: $599 Text Add’l
Instructor: Owen Cheevers
Retail Customer Service and Sales Certificate
Are you considering a career in retail? This certificate is designed to assist entry-level Certification in Customer Service and Sales
Would you like to enhance your current sales and service associates to learn valuable Exam offered by the National Retail Feder-
position in retail with updated skills in skills related to front-line work in retail (or ation (NRF). This Certification is funded by
customer service? Learn how to engage any industry that values customer service and GGP and the Norwalk Community College
the customer and be efficient at deter- sales skills). The Retail Customer Service and Foundation.
mining customer needs. With field Sales Certificate provides an overview of the For more information and to register, please
research, classroom discussions, role- retail industry, customer service skills, selling contact the Division of Continuing Education
plays, and customer situation analyses, and service, understanding store operations, at NCC, 203-857-7078 or lnathaniel@norwalk.
develop a strategy for managing conver- and enhances “employability” skills. edu. Please reference the Retail Customer
sations with different types of customers. Service and Sales Certificate Program. Note:
After this 10-session course, you will have Upon successful completion of course Students must attend all sessions to qualify
acquired critical skill sets for developing requirements, students receive an NCC Retail for the NCC certificate.
customer relationships through excep- Customer Service and Sales Certificate from
tional customer service that store man- Norwalk Community College. In addition,
agement looks for in a store employee. CRN 6940 15 Sessions
students sit for the National Professional PRFD D5939 Section 1 LRON
T/W/TH 5:30PM-8:30PM Begins 10/20/2020
Tuition: $25/refundable
Instructor: Celia M. Batan, B.A. M.A. CPC
2 www.norwalk.edu/ce-wd Course Delivery Methods see page 1
LEGAL RESEARCH AND WRITING REAL BUSINESS ISSUES FACED BY THE FUNDAMENTALS OF STARTING
REAL BUSINESS OWNERS A SMALL BUSINESS
*This course is also available as a Credit Divi-
sion class. Prices may vary. Many business owners spend the majority This course is an overview for people who
A study of legal reasoning and problem of their time working “in” their business, not are thinking of starting a small business. This
solving and the development of legal research “on” their business. Many critical business course will provide the aspiring business
and writing skills. Students conduct research planning issues go unaddressed, which may owner the tools to launch and develop a
in law libraries, referring to digests, reporter create adverse implications for the success successful business. Students will self-evalu-
systems and statutes, computer research and viability of the business in the future. ate, learn how to conduct industry analysis,
systems, and prepare legal memoranda and This course will address these planning issues structure a business; develop marketing and
briefs. A high level of competency in the writ- faced by Business Owners during the lifecycle sales strategies; prepare a business plan; and
ing of English is required for the satisfactory of their business: Business Succession and obtaining financing to effectively get started
completion of this course. Continuation Planning, Business Valuation, as a business owner. Specific topics include
CRN 7783 15 Sessions Attracting and Retaining Key Employees, the basics of: Personal Evaluation, Industry
PRFD D5126 Section 01B NCC, Room TBD Retirement Planning, Estate Planning, and Analysis, Legal Entity, Marketing and Sales
Monday 6:00PM-8:55PM Begins 8/31/2020 Wealth Transfer. We will address the following Strategy, Writing a Business Plan, Obtaining
No Class 9/7 issues: What is the plan for my business when Financing, and Planning your Opening.
Tuition: $599 Text Add’l I retire? Is my business capable of continuing CRN 7805 4 Sessions
Instructor: David Shipp its success in the event of my or my partners’ PRFD D5302 Section 01 LRON
untimely death or disability? Have I done Wednesday 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 10/7/2020
FUNDAMENTALS OF GRANT everything I can to attract, retain, and reward Tuition: $249
Instructor: Gail Hill Williams, B.B.A.
WRITING the key employees that are critical to my
business? Have I given sufficient thought to
Grants are an especially important part of who is the right successor to my business? Do PROJECT MANAGEMENT
any nonprofit organization’s funding strategy. I know what my business is truly worth? Have
This class is designed for current and future This four-session course will provide high level
I taken the necessary steps to minimize my
staff, board members and volunteers in the overview of project management training
tax burden? How is my business going to fund
nonprofit sector, or anyone involved in fund- from the PMI global standards. Each session
my retirement if I am not there to run it? This
raising. This class provides an overview of the will provide guidelines, rules and charac-
is a lecture based but interactive class, and
entire grant seeking process. Topics include: teristics for project, program and portfolio
discussion is welcome.
Finding the “right” funder; grant proposal management. These standards are widely
CRN 7511 1 Session
submission tips and techniques; and mobiliz- accepted and, when consistently applied, will
PRFD D5147 Section 01 LRON
ing nonprofit boards to help raise funds. Learn Thursday 6:00PM-8:00PM 11/19/2020 help you, your global peers and your organi-
about “The 12 Step Grant Process”, secrets Tuition: $49 zation achieve professional excellence. More-
to online applications, and managing your Instructor: Jonathan Bogin Levine, M.B.A. over, because they are created and updated
grant. The class will work on sample grants by both volunteer committees and the general
and projects. INTRODUCTION TO AGILE PROJECT public, you can be confident that the PMI
CRN 7804 4 Sessions standards continually and accurately reflect
MANAGEMENT
PRFD D5070 Section 01 LRON the evolving profession. Topics covered at an
Tue/Thur 6:00PM-8:00PM Begins 9/22/2020 “Agile” is the name used for a group of introductory level will be: Introducing Project
Tuition: $199 modern project management methods. Agile Management, Understanding the PMBOK®
Instructor: Suzanne Peters, MBA methods have in common that they break Guide, Process Groups and Knowledge Areas,
each project into small “timeboxed” itera- Integration Management Processes, Scope
tions with defined deliverables. Throughout Management Processes, Time Management
the project, the deliverables can be adjusted Processes, Cost Management Processes, Qual-
when the requirements change. Agile has ity Management Processes, Human Resource
been used initially only for software devel- Management Processes, Communications
opment projects but is now used across all Management Processes, Risk Management
business units to manage all kinds of projects Processes, Procurement Management
and to shorten delivery times. Participants Processes. (This is not a software supported
of the class will learn the fundamentals of class.)
agile project management and how to apply CRN 7806 4 Sessions
them to their own projects or even in their PRFD D5410 Section 01 LRON
own lives. Several in-class activities will bring Wednesday 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 9/9/2020
the concepts to life. This class is for business Tuition: $249 Text Add ‘l
Instructor: Gail Hill Williams, B.B.A.
professionals who manage projects as well as
for anyone who wants to manage their day to
day life more efficiently.
CRN 7459 4 Sessions
PRFD D5051 Section 01 LRON
Wednesday 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 9/23/2020
Tuition: $249
Instructor: Hans Rieke, Ph.D.
See page 39 for Registration Form 3
Bookkeeping BOOKKEEPING CERTIFICATION: Film and TV
BOOKKEEPING PRACTICES
MASTERING DEPRECIATION AND
PAYROLL Production
This course is part of the National Bookkeep-
Accounting is the “language of business,” ing Certification. It covers everything students FILM & TV PRODUCTION I
and bookkeeping plays an essential role in need to know about paying wages, withhold-
the operation of every successful business. ing, depositing and reporting taxes, correct Students are trained in film technology and
In this course, students learn the accounting use of government forms, and depreciation technique by the use of a digital video camera
concepts and practices that underlie on financial statements, straight-line, GAAP, and digital editing. Through a series of lessons
all accounting systems, whether manual or production method, etc. in visual communication, they learn the
software-based. They receive an introduction skills needed to create a script, a storyboard
to the entire accounting cycle, from trans- Prerequisite: Bookkeeping Practices or Princi- and tell a story with pictures (no dialogue).
actions analysis to preparation of journals, ples of Accounting, or Financial Accounting or They learn television production through a
ledgers, trial balances and financial state- previous on-the-job bookkeeping experience. television interview show that promotes their
ments, including the Balance Sheet, Income CRN 3595 12 Sessions work and themselves. This is the cornerstone
Statement and Statement of Owner’s Equity. PRFD D5862 Section 01 NCC, Room TBD of the Film and Television Production Option
Mon/Wed 6:00PM-8:00PM Begins 10/5/2020
This course is often taken by business owners Tuition: $359 Text Add ‘l.
in Communication Arts. Two hours of lecture;
and managers, and is a prerequisite for Instructor: Anthony Romeo, M.S., C.P.A. three hours of taping, studio or editing.
students planning to take the Bookkeeping CRN 7802 HYBRID
Certification courses. PRFD D5144 Section 01B NCC, Room E110
CRN 7807 12 Sessions
BOOKKEEPING CERTIFICATION: Mon/Wed 6:00PM-8:25PM Begins 8/26/2020
PRFD D5009 Section 01 LRON MASTERING INVENTORY, No Class 11/25
Mon/Wed 6:30PM-8:30PM Begins 9/9/2020 INTERNAL CONTROLS, AND Tuition: $759
Instructor: Peter Gould
Tuition: $359 Text Add ‘l FRAUD PREVENTION
Instructor: Sean Murphy, M.S.
This course is part of the National Bookkeep- CRN 7803 HYBRID
PRFD D5144 Section 02B NCC, Room E110
ing Certification. It covers everything students
BOOKKEEPING CERTIFICATION: need to know about accounting for inventory,
Tue/Thurs 1:00PM-2:30PM Begins 8/27
MASTERING, CORRECTING AND No Class 11/26
inventory recordkeeping using the perpetual Tuition: $759
ADJUSTING ENTRIES method, using the periodic method, and Instructor: Jennifer Larsen
This course is part of the National Bookkeep- inventory costing.
ing Certification. It covers everything students Prerequisite: Bookkeeping Practices or Princi-
need to know for error corrections, bank ples of Accounting or Financial Accounting or
reconciliation, and accruals and deferrals. previous on the job bookkeeping experience.
Prerequisite: Bookkeeping Practices or Princi- CRN 4008 9 Sessions
ples of Accounting or Financial Accounting or PRFD D5861 Section 01 NCC, Room TBD
Mon/Wed 6:00PM-8:00PM Begins 11/16/2020
previous on-the-job bookkeeping experience.
Tuition: $359 Text Add ‘l
CRN 3594 10 Sessions Instructor: Anthony Romeo, M.S., C.P.A.
PRFD D5860 Section 01 NCC, Room TBD
Mon/Wed 6:00PM-8:00PM Begins 8/26/2020
Tuition: $359 Text Add ‘l
No Class 9/7
Instructor: Anthony Romeo, M.S., C.P.A.
National Bookkeeping Certification and the
AP
SN
Norwalk Community College Certification Program
The American Institute of Professional tests by helping you truly master the skills and dents should take the appropriate National
Bookkeepers (AIPB) has established a knowledge required for certification, which Bookkeeping Exam. The three courses do not
professional certification, the Certified include: adjusting and correcting entries need to be taken in any order.
Bookkeeper (CB) credential, a high profes- (accruals and deferrals); basic book and tax Required Courses for the NCC Certificate:
sional standard for bookkeepers. Certified depreciation; basic payroll including paying • Mastering, Correcting and Adjusting Entries
Bookkeepers (CBs) are to bookkeeping wages, withholding, depositing and reporting
• Mastering Depreciation and Payroll
what CPAs are to accounting; the cream taxes using the basic forms (W-2, 941, 940,
of the profession. The three courses in the etc.); recording and costing out merchandise • Mastering Inventory, Internal Controls &
NCC certificate program focus on preparing inventory, and internal controls and fraud pre- Fraud Prevention
you for the National Certified Bookkeeper vention. Upon completion of each course, stu- Courses offered in the Fall and Spring
semesters.
4 www.norwalk.edu/ce-wd Course Delivery Methods see page 1
REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES & Travel
PRACTICES
This introductory course prepares the individ- BEGINNING TRAVEL
ual to take the real estate licensing exam-
ination and meet the minimum educational An intensive course designed for anyone
requirements set forth by the State Real Estate interested in a career in the travel industry.
Commission for the real estate licensee. You will explore the world of travel and build a
Students intending to sit for the State of foundation in the basic concept of travel. This
Connecticut Real Estate exam must attend 60 course is an overview of Travel and Tour-
hours and pass this course with a grade of 70 ism, domestic and international air travel,
or above. Please bring textbooks to the first geography, travel technology, ground travel,
class. Please check NCC Bookstore for hours. accommodations, cruises and tour packages.
CRN 4792 21 Sessions CRN 7178 6 Sessions
REAL D5000 Section 01 NCC, Room TBD TRAV D5003 Section 01 LRON
Tue/Th 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 9/15/2020 Monday 6:30PM-9:00PM Begins 9/14/2020
Tuition: $449 Text Add ‘l Tuition: $249 Text Add ‘l
Instructor: Domenic Carriero, A.S.
Real Estate Instructor: Louis J Colangelo, Jr., J.D.
CRN 7809 22 Sessions ADVANCED TRAVEL
REAL D5000 Section 02 LRON
All Real Estate courses are approved by the Mon/Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM Begins 9/14/2020 This course will build on basic knowledge of
Tuition: $449 Text Add ‘l the travel industry and is designed for those
Real Estate Commission. Approved courses Instructor: Karena Piedmont
for NCC can be found on the DCP website who have completed Beginning Travel or who
CRN 5414 21 Sessions are considering returning to the travel field
under the title of Norwalk Community
REAL D5000 Section 03 LRON after an absence and would like a refresher
College. Saturday 9:00AM-3:30PM Begins 9/19/2020 course. Instruction will concentrate on
Tuition: $449 Text Add ‘l developing and building skills in the areas of
BECOME A REAL ESTATE No Class 11/28 marketing, sales customer satisfaction, com-
Instructor: Amanda Morgado, BA.
SALESPERSON munications, agency accounting, home based
agents, building and finding a career in travel.
Your first step is to register and pass
Prerequisite: Beginning Travel
the Real Estate Principles and Practices CRN 7190 6 Sessions
course. This pre-licensing 60-hour course TRAV D5004 Section 01 LRON
is required by the State of Connecticut. Monday 6:30PM-9:00PM Begins 10/26/2020
Tuition: $249 Text Add ‘l
Instructor: Domenic Carriero, A.S.
BECOME A REAL ESTATE BROKER
Attend and successfully complete Real
Estate Principles and Practices course.
Please refer to www.ct.gov/dcp for more
information. Travel Associate Certificate
Licensing and education requirements
subject to change. The Travel Career Certificate program certificate (Certified Travel Associate) from the
is designed to ensure that the student “Travel Institute” which shows that you have
receives the most intensive, up to date and the knowledge and tools to move forward
BECOME A STATE CERTIFIED
practical preparation for career in today’s in the travel world. Students need a passing
RESIDENTIAL APPRAISER
travel industry. A Travel Career Certificate grade of 70% or higher. After 12 months of
Refer to www.ct.gov/dcp, use keyword will open-up possibilities for travel agency, industry experience, students must submit
“appraisal licensing” for more informa- cruise lines and hospitality employment. employment verification to receive the CTA
tion. This program was designed for the new certificate. Students will receive the NCC Cer-
Licensing and education requirements travel consultant, a brush up for the expe- tificate of Completion after passing the three
subject to change. rienced or non-agency corporate travel courses listed below.
staff and a stepping stone for eager to Required Courses for NCC Certificate:
learn. At the end of advance travel course, a • Beginning Travel
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE certification test will be given. This is a CTA
• Advance Travel
COMMISSION REQUIREMENTS
• Cruises will be offered Spring 2021
For a summary of Connecticut Real
Estate & Appraisal Certification Licensing
requirements, please refer to www.ct.gov/
dcp, use keyword “real estate licensing” or
call (860) 713-6150.
See page 39 for Registration Form 5Legal Secretary Computers &
UNDERSTANDING ADMINISTRATIVE Information
PROCEDURES IN THE LEGAL
ENVIRONMENT
The legal profession is both exciting and
Technology Important note for computer classes regard-
ing computer access:
rewarding. This course is for those who want • A
ll NCC students including non-credit
to get started or perhaps change careers to students must use their NetID, also referred
become a legal secretary. You will learn an to as Banner ID, to access college computers.
overview of a law practice, management of a • I f you are taking a computer class, please
law office, working with attorneys and other read instructions on page 9.
legal staff and ethics in client relations. In • I n order to avoid student computer accesses
addition, you will become familiar with legal issues, students must register for computer
research and the courts, filing and records classes at least three days prior to start of
management and mail and docket control class.
systems.
CRN 7461 6 Sessions
Intro to Computer
PRFD D5059 Section 01 LRON INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT
Thursday 6:30PM-9:00PM Begins 9/17/2020
Tuition: $259 THE ONE-HOUR WEBSITE: HOW OFFICE SUITE
Instructor: Robert B. Keyes, J.D. TO CREATE YOUR WEBSITE WITH
Learn what you need to know today for
WORDPRESS tomorrow! Students will be introduced
INTRODUCTION TO LEGAL WordPress.com is the fastest and least to the three essential business applications
CONCEPTS FOR THE LEGAL expensive way to get a professional of today: Word, Excel and PowerPoint. In
SECRETARY looking website up and running. No program- this hands-on course, students will learn
ming language is involved. Join thousands of the basics of word processing with Microsoft
This course is a hands-on introduction into photographers, bloggers and small businesses Word, create a budget spreadsheet with Mic-
the field of law. It will not only give you a creating new WordPress sites each day. In this rosoft Excel, do a mail merge using Word and
general background of substantive law it hands-on course, you will learn how to get a Excel, and create a slide presentation with
will break down different areas of a legal site up quickly, how to refine it with the right PowerPoint. Students should be familiar with
practice so you can hit the ground running. design, how to add new content quickly, and basic Windows skills and feel comfortable
You will learn about different areas of the how to format pictures for the best impact. using a computer.
law including contracts, real estate, busi- We will also discuss how to get your new site CRN 7810 6 Sessions
ness organizations, civil law and procedure, noticed by Google. COMP D5853 Section 01 LRON
criminal law, family law, probate and workers’ Tuesday 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 9/22/2020
CRN 6283 2 Sessions
compensation. COMP D5248 Section 01 LRON
Tuition: $349
CRN 7460 6 Sessions Instructor: Judith Puchalski, M.B.A.
Wednesday 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 9/16/2020
PRFD D5058 Section 01 LRON Tuition: $99
Thursday 6:30PM-9:00PM Begins 10/29/2020 Instructor: Richard Malloy, M.B.A.
Tuition: $259 No Class 11/26
MICROSOFT WORD
Instructor: Robert B. Keyes, J.D. Microsoft Word takes word processing
to a new level by automating common
tasks and providing powerful tools to create
Legal Secretary Certificate professional-looking documents quickly and
easily. Students will learn the essential vocab-
ulary, concepts, and features of Microsoft
Earn a Certification as a Legal Secretary ground running when they get their first job
Word, create and format documents, apply
and start your career in the legal services as a legal professional or help boost those
advanced formatting features, and use mail
field. The Norwalk Community College who may already be working in a law office
merge.
Continuing Education Legal Secretary but want to gain more skills. Students will
Certificate Program is designed to start receive a certificate after attending, complet- Prerequisite: Computer Basics, Intro to
you on the road to career that is both ing and passing the following four courses: Windows or equivalent experience. Students
rewarding and challenging. The program should be familiar with using both a keyboard
• Understanding Administrative Procedures
is designed to provide students with the and mouse.
in the Legal Environment
basic skills they need to work in a private CRN 7811 3 Sessions
• Introduction to Legal Concepts for the COMP D5590 Section 01 LRON
law firm, corporate legal department or Legal Secretary Thursday 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 10/1/2020
government law office. These courses are
• Microsoft Word Tuition: $179
designed to prepare students to hit the Instructor: Judith Puchalski, M.B.A.
Note: Students need to register early, and have the correct software for online classes.
6 www.norwalk.edu/ce-wd Course Delivery Methods see page 1MICROSOFT EXCEL 2016 MICROSOFT POWERPOINT INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
Whether you are developing a house- Microsoft PowerPoint allows users to *This course is also available as a Credit
hold budget, analyzing portfolio returns, deliver professional presentations and Division class. Prices may vary.
or calculating mortgage payments, Microsoft slide shows in any setting, from the board- This course covers Fundamentals of program-
Excel 2016 is an indispensable tool for orga- room to the Internet. With its formatting and ming and program development techniques.
nizing, analyzing and reporting complex data. multimedia tools, PowerPoint is a powerful Topics include data types, functions, storage
Excel’s powerful analytical tools will enable tool when preparing business proposals, class, selection, repetition, pointers, arrays,
you to build complex models, analyze sce- winning sales presentations and effective and file processing. Programming laboratory
narios, and solve problems with ease. In this educational aids. Students are introduced to projects in a closed laboratory environment
course, students will create and edit various formal presentations, complete with graphics, are supervised by the instructor. Three hours
types of spreadsheets, formulas, and charts. and smart-art charts. Students will receive an lecture; two hours of laboratory.
Advanced features such as scenario building, in-depth understanding about the difference
goal seeking and pivot tables are introduced, Prerequisite: Intermediate Algebra
between animations and transitions. This
along with many of Excel’s powerful built-in hands-on course links state-of-the-art tech- CRN 5943 ONLINE
COMP D5117 Section 03B Begins 8/26/2020
functions. nology along with an online syllabus to give Tuition: $819 Text Add’l
Prerequisite: Basic computer skills and work- students the support, skill, and confidence Instructor: Patrick Cassidy
ing knowledge of Windows that is needed in developing these skills
CRN 5982 6 Sessions
beyond the classroom.
PROGRAMMING MOBILE DEVICES I
COMP D5591 Section 01 LRON Prerequisite: An understanding and working
Monday 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 9/14/2020 knowledge of computer skills and a basic *This course is also available as a Credit
Tuition: $349 knowledge of Windows. Division class. Prices may vary.
Instructor: Richard Malloy, M.B.A.
CRN 7812 6 Sessions The course will introduce students to the
COMP D5851 Section 01 LRON various platforms in use on small and mobile
ADVANCED EXCEL 2016 Tuesday 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 9/22/2020
devices. Platforms will include Apple iPhone,
Tuition: $349
Microsoft has equipped the latest Instructor: Joseph Aveni, MEd. GoogleAndroid OS, Microsoft Windows Mobile,
versions of Excel with some amazing OracleJ2ME and others. Students will create
“Power” features. In this Advanced Excel 2016 applications for each platform using special-
ized development environments. Three hours
Computer
course, students will learn how to use the
most important of these industrial-strength of lecture and two hours of laboratory.
Programming
tools: specifically, Power Query (also known Prerequisite: Students must have taken Intro
as Get & Transform), Power Pivot, and Power to Programming
BI Desktop The course includes a review of CRN 7369 ONLINE
Excel’s database features such as pivot tables, COMP D5107 Section 01B Begins 8/26/2020
the VLOOKUP function, and the INDEX/MATCH INTRODUCTION TO JAVASCRIPT Tuition: $759 Text Add’l
combination. Students will also learn how to PROGRAMMING Instructor: Thomas Duffy
use Excel’s new formatted tables and slicers JavaScript is a powerful programming
and how to take advantage of macros and the language built into every Web browser.
Visual Basic for Applications programming
language.
In this course, students examine the latest
JavaScript language features, including: syn-
Computer
CRN 6809
COMP D5269 Section 01
6 Sessions
LRON
tax and conventions, data types, operators, Programming
Monday 6:00PM-9:00PM
Tuition: $349
Begins 10/26/2020
functions, closures, objects, timers and event
handlers. The development environment Certificate
Instructor: Richard Malloy, M.B.A. will use “open source” tools including: Visual
Those who have mastery of computer
Studio Code, Notepad++, jQuery, and jsHint.
programming are in demand in the
Students will review best programming prac-
QUICKBOOKS-PRO 2018 business world. In this certificate pro-
tices and focus on learning to avoid common
gram, individuals will learn how to use
Students will learn how to master this pitfalls as well as developing strong thinking
a variety of programming languages for
powerful and flexible management tool and debugging skills. This is a “hands on”
business management needs.
for small business accounting and bookkeep- course. It is based on a series of increasingly
ing needs. With QuickBooks, most routine challenging exercises in which students will Required Courses:
operations can be automated, enabling the learn to translate specifications and require- • Introduction to Programming with
manager, bookkeeper, or accountant to keep ments into efficient and working code. There C#. Net-Visual Studio 2013
vital financial information at his or her fin- is no textbook for this course. Readings from • Introduction to Software
gertips. Students will learn accounts payable, freely available Web sources will be assigned. Application Development Using C#
accounts receivable, report writing, and how No previous programming experience is
required. This course is a prerequisite for • Introduction to JavaScript
to reconcile bank statements.
JavaScript Applications. Programming
Prerequisite: Computer Basics, Intro to Win-
CRN 7094 6 Sessions • JavaScript Applications
dows, or equivalent experience.
COMP D5216 Section 01 LRON
CRN 3572 6 Sessions Wednesday 6:30PM-9:30PM Begins 9/9/2020
COMP D5437 Section 01 LRON Tuition: $349
Saturday 9:00AM-12:00PM Begins 9/12/2020 Instructor: Michael Behar, Ph.D.
Tuition: $389
Instructor: Cheryl McGuire, M.B.A.
See page 39 for Registration Form 7PYTHON I WEB DEVELOPMENT & DESIGN I INTERNET COMMERCE
TECHNOLOGY
This course will introduce students *This course is also available as a Credit
to the basics of Python. Python is Division class. Prices may vary. *This course is also available as a Credit
an interpreted, object-oriented high level This course provides the entry into the fast Division class. Prices may vary.
programming language, which has recently moving website development industry. With This introductory course covers the current
become a popular tool in industry and in its heavy hands on mode of delivery, students technologies supporting today’s Internet com-
academia. Python can be used for creating will learn XHTML, Cascading Style Sheets, and merce initiatives and the business rationales
Windows, UNIX and Mac applications, from be exposed to JavaScript. Adhering to stan- for conducting commerce via electronic rather
simple console and web-based to elaborate dards, specifically from the World Wide Web than traditional means. Some of the technol-
graphic interfaces for video games. Python Consortium (W3C) and the European Com- ogies explored in the course include payment
standard packages such as Numpy, Scipy and puter Manufacturers Association (ECMA), will systems, web server tools, and security
Scikit-learn offer a range of modern methods play a dominant role in the creation of web systems.
for big data analysis and constantly expand pages that are both platform and browser
their capabilities. As Python is free to use Prerequisite: Eligiblity for English 101
independent.
and open source, it can be a valuable tool for CRN 7370 ONLINE
Prerequisite: Basic computer functionality COMP D5204 Section 01B
students curious about the inner workings of
CRN 5028 LRON Begins 8/26/2020
the data mining/machine learning methods. Tuition: $599 Text Add ‘l
COMP D5028 Section 01B
The ability to understand big data process- Saturday 10:00AM-2:45PM Begins 8/29/202 Instructor: Patrick Cassidy
ing is becoming necessary for many careers, Tuition: $764 Text Add’l
from computer programming to business Instructor: Ryan C. Fisher
managing. In this project-based course stu- INTERNET PROGRAMMING HTML I
dents will explore applications of Python for This is course provides the entry into
data analysis and computer-aided decision the fast-moving web site development
making. Step-by-step instructions will be
provided for each project. Examples will be Web Design industry. With its heavy hands-on mode of
delivery, students will start off learning HTML,
taken from Robotics, Finance and Business,
Economics, Operations Research, Financial
Certificate the language of the Internet. In the process,
students will work with various HTML editors
Modeling, Engineering, Mathematics, Biology The demand for individuals who can and web page development software pack-
and Physics. The concepts of machine learn- design for the World Wide Web (WWW) ages. The course is rounded out by a thorough
ing algorithms and big data analysis will be is continuing to grow dramatically. coverage of ISPs and domain name registry,
introduced. This certificate program will provide publishing requirements and issues in web
Prerequisite: Basic programming skills (in any you with the tools you need to enter site maintenance.
languages) are required. this expanding and exciting industry. CRN 7814 8 Sessions
CRN 6268 6 Sessions COMP D5224 Section 01 ONLINE
Required Courses: Begins 9/1/2020
COMP D5102 Section 01 LRON
Saturday 9:00AM-12:00PM Begins 9/12/2020 • Web Development & Design I Tuition: $399
Tuition: $349 Instructor: Kerry Cramer
• Web Development & Design II
Instructor: Nadia Udler, M.S.
• Introduction to Programming
INTERNET PROGRAMMING HTML II
PYTHON II FOR MACHINE LEARNING • Web Development with PHP
This course covers intermediate HTML
This course will start with a review of and Internet programming topics such
the basics of Python programming as form processing, advanced CSS styling,
and object oriented design. Students will be JavaScript, and multimedia. Practical skills
XML FOR WORLD WIDE WEB
guided through individual and group projects in demand by businesses, such as adapting
from machine learning and data science *This course is also available as a Credit sites for mobile devices, search engine opti-
areas that make use of Numpy, SciPy, Pandas, Division class. Prices may vary. mization, and web site deployment, are also
Matplotlib, Scikit Learn and other Python The course builds on students’ knowledge of covered.
libraries. HTML and JavaScript in the rich world of XML. Prerequisite: Internet Programming HTML 1
Prerequisite: Python I Topics covered include creating well-formed or equivalent.
CRN 7813 6 Sessions and valid XML documents, Document Type CRN 7815 8 Sessions
COMP D5101 Section 01 LRON Definitions (DTDs), namespaces, entities, XML COMP D5225 Section 01 ONLINE
Saturday 9:00AM-12:00PM Begins Schemas, formatting using Cascading Style Begins 10/27/2020
10/24/2020 Sheets (CSS) and Extensible Style sheet Lan- Tuition: $399
No Class 11/28 Instructor: Kerry Cramer
guage (XSL) and transformations using XSL
Tuition: $349
Instructor: Nadia Udler, M.S. Transformations. Two hours of laboratory.
Prerequisite: Some programming experience
required.
CRN 5346 ONLINE
COMP D5042 Section 01B
Begins 8/26/2020
Tuition: $819 Text Add’l
Instructor: Wilner Aman
8 www.norwalk.edu/ce-wd Course Delivery Methods see page 1Computer
Computer Specialized
Access
INTRO TO AUTOCAD I
Please read this important note if you This is an introductory course and is of
are taking computer classes. particular interest to Architects, Engi-
neers, Contractors, Cabinet Makers, Landscape
All NCC students including non-credit and Interior Designers. Topics will include basic
students must use their NetID, also drawing commands, editing text, and dimen-
referred to as Banner ID, to access col- sioning techniques. Other areas addressed are
lege computers. Access to new student layers, user coordinate system, file manage-
accounts may take up to 24 hours after ment, etc. A PC based student version of the
your registration has been processed. software is provided for homework. Class
COMPUTER CODING CONCEPTS I will be instructed on a PC platform, and MAC
Your NetID is your college network user
usage is possible but not instructed due to the
name, and it allows you to log on to Students will be introduced to basic different interface. We will be using the current
computers in the library and labs. Your computer coding and web page devel- version of AutoCAD.
NetID also gives you entry to http:// opment. Using interactive teaching concepts,
my.commnet.edu, the “portal” entry to students will learn basic coding language Prerequisite: Students must be knowledge-
Connecticut Community College online techniques such as coding syntax, declaring able in basic computer use.
services: library services, online regis- variables, control structures, and helpful CRN 5368 6 Sessions
tration, academic transcripts, grades, programming tools. JavaScript will be used to COMP D5274 Section 01 LRON
Wednesday 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 9/9/2020
Blackboard Learn and more. demonstrate these techniques, which is very Tuition: $389 Text Add ‘l
useful for developing internet. Students will Instructor: Brad Yonkers,A.S.
Logging On For the First Time:
also be able to learn about possible careers in
• Your NetID is your Banner ID with the Information Technology.
@ symbol following the eight numbers AUTOCAD II
CRN 7816 8 Sessions
(i.e. 123456768@student.commnet. COMP D5018 Section 01 ONLINE This course examines all aspects of
edu). You received your Banner ID when Begins 9/1/2020 a small Cape Cod house design from
you were admitted/registered AND IT IS Tuition: $399
Instructor: Kerry Cramer conception to all phases of a working drawing
LOCATED ON YOUR RECEIPT. set for construction, including floor plans,
Your initial password is made up of the elevations, sections and details. The project
following personal information: COMPUTER CODING CONCEPTS II will cover plotting and printing a finished
Students will expand their coding drawing, file management, dimension
• The first three characters of your birth variables, polylines, sketching, generation of
month (with the first letter capitalized) knowledge from JavaScript to Java and
continue to develop their coding skills in error curves, hatching, and editing text and layers.
• The “&” symbol handling and exceptions, data structures, and Participants will also be introduced to blocks
• The last four digits of your Social object-oriented programming. The instructor and will be taught to create symbols for
Security Number (for example: will provide individual instruction coding multiple uses.
Apr&1899) examples and assignments. Testing and debug- Prerequisite: AutoCad I, Students must be
Non-Credit Students: ging techniques and Graphical User Interfaces knowledgeable in basic computer use. A PC
(GUIs), will be introduced as well. The comple- based student version of the software is pro-
if you have not submitted your social tion of this course will prepare the student with vided for homework. Class will be instructed
security number on your registration many of the skills necessary to start a career in on a PC platform, and MAC usage is possible
materials (in the past or currently) programming development. but not instructed due to the different inter-
then you will NOT be able to utilize this CRN 7817 8 Sessions face. We will be using the current version of
initial password and will need to go the COMP D5019 Section 01 ONLINE AutoCAD.
Records Office, room E102, with a valid Begins 10/27/2020 CRN 7818 6 Sessions
photo ID to request a password. Tuition: $399 COMP D5275 Section 01 LRON
Instructor: Kerry Cramer Wednesday 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 10/21/2020
The password is case sensitive. You will Tuition: $389 Text Add ‘l
be prompted to change your pass- Instructor: Brad Yonkers, A.S.
word.
If you need additional assistance to
reset your password, please see the I.T.
office in Room E319 or the Library on
East Campus.
See page 39 for Registration Form 9REVIT-3D SOFTWARE Computer INTRODUCTION TO ILLUSTRATOR
*This course is also available as a Credit
Division class. Prices may vary.
Graphics In this class, the lessons are applicable
to the Windows version of Illustrator
This course covers the use of 3-D application as well the MAC. It will introduce artists
software for the creation of model design. INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP and graphic designers to the fundamental
Revit architectural software is used i n this concepts and techniques for using Adobe
In this class, the lessons are applicable Illustrator for creating and editing vec-
course. Topics include creation of architec- to the Windows version of Photoshop
tural floor plans, the basics of creating 3-D tor-based artwork. Students will learn key
as well as the MAC. It will introduce students features of the program including: creating
walls, wall styles, wall modifier styles and to the basic interface, tools and functions of
object display control. Creating mass models, and modifying shapes, drawing with the pen
Adobe Photoshop. Learn about making selec- tool, coloring objects and using type.
commercial structures and 3-D walk-throughs tions and using layers to create and modify
using the camera are also covered. Two hours digital photos and other pixel-based images. Prerequisite: Students must be comfortable
of lecture; two hours of laboratory. using a mouse to navigate an interface, open-
Prerequisite: Basic experience with personal ing menus and dialog boxes, saving files, etc.
Prerequisite: Some drafting and/or CAD computers. Students must be comfortable
experience Please bring a flash drive for saving your files.
using a mouse to navigate an interface, open- Students must register at least three days
CRN 7367 ing menus and dialog boxes, saving files, etc.
COMP D5051 Section 01B LRON prior to the start of class in order to use our
Please bring a flash drive for saving your files. computers.
Monday 6:00PM-9:55PM Begins 8/31/2020
Tuition: $659 Text Add’l Students must register at least three days
CRN 5977 6 Sessions
Instructor: John Bermudez prior to the start of class in order to use our COMP D5016 Section 01 NCC Room TBD
computers. Mon/Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 10/26/2020
CRN 5068 6 Sessions Tuition: $389
CAD MECHANICAL AUTOCAD COMP D5103 Section 01 NCC Room TBD Instructor: Thomas Nackid, M.T.S.C.
*This course is also available as a Credit Mon/Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 9/14/2020
Tuition: $389
Division class. Prices may vary. Instructor: Thomas Nackid, M.T.S.C.
The objective of this course is to give the
student a basic understanding of Computer
Aided Drafting using the latest version of Auto-
INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE
CAD. The student will learn drafting funda- INDESIGN
mentals for engineering through projects from In this class, the lessons are applicable
various technical disciplines. Topics include
drawing setup, text, dimensioning, layer-
to the Windows version of Adobe as well
the MAC. This course will cover the basics of
Note:
ing systems, blocks, printing and plotting, creating page layout and design, use of the Student ID and Student Email: Students
orthographic and isometric views as well as tools and palettes, placing art and text, work- will need their NCC ID number to access
an introduction to 3-D solid modeling. Upon ing with the various InDesign features. their NCC email for class details.
finishing this course, students should be able
Prerequisite: Knowledge of Illustrator, Pho- For more information, visit the following
to prepare drawings in their own engineering
toshop, or Quark is helpful but not necessary.
disciplines. One hour of class work; four hours links:
You must be comfortable using a mouse to
of laboratory. https://norwalk.edu/it/netid/
navigate an interface, opening menus and dia-
Prerequisite: Eligibility for ENG 101, MAT 136 log boxes, saving files, etc. Bring a flash drive https://norwalk.edu/it/email/
or with permission of the Department Chair: for saving your files. Students must register
eglatt@norwalk.edu at least three days prior to the start of class in
CRN 7781 order to use our computers.
COMP D5106 Section 01B ONLINE CRN 5978 6 Sessions
Begins 8/26/2020 COMP D5037 Section 01 NCC Room TBD
Tuition: $649 Text Add ‘l Mon/Wed 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 10/5/2020
Instructor: Mobin Rartgar Agah Tuition: $389
Instructor: Thomas Nackid, M.T.S.C.
Computer Graphics Certificate
Graphic arts are becoming more and Required Courses:
more dependent on computer technol- • Introduction to Illustrator
ogy. In this certificate program, you will
develop computer literacy and sound • Introduction to InDesign
graphic skills that will open career
• Introduction to Photoshop
possibilities in printing companies,
advertising, publishing and marketing
companies and service bureaus.
10 www.norwalk.edu/ce-wd Course Delivery Methods see page 1Computer A+ ESSENTIALS
PA
A+ Certification Networking and This course teaches more advanced
SN
Prep computer repair and maintenance and
Repair begins a more detailed preparation for stu-
dents who wish to take the CompTIA A+ cer-
CompTIA is globally recognized for tification exams. Topics covered will include
providing industry leading certifications A+ PC FUNDAMENTALS motherboards, CPU’s and printers.
that build a solid foundation for careers CRN 6568 8 Sessions
in IT. CompTIA A+ Certification certifies This is an introductory course designed COMP D5063 Section 01 NCC, Room TBD
a student’s understanding of the most to teach the basics of maintaining and Tue/Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 10/13/2020
common hardware and software repairing PC’s. The course will cover the tools Tuition: $429 Text Add ‘l
technologies used in business. CompTIA available to maintain computers such as Instructor: Keith Weston
A+ is a powerful credential that helps Anti-virus, spyware, disk cleanup and more.
IT professionals worldwide ignite their Students will also learn how to make basic A+ PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
IT career. Students who complete the repairs and upgrades such as RAM and hard
A+ Certification go on to become IT drives. For students preparing for A+ Certifica- This course teaches the process of trou-
Support Technicians, Field Service tion, this is the first class in a series of three, bleshooting computer issues and solv-
Technicians, and Technical Support designed to prepare you for the certification ing real world repair problems both hardware
Specialists. Certification exam is given tests. and software related. Advanced preparation
though the CompTIA organization. for the CompTIA certification exams including
CRN 6872 8 Sessions
COMP D5059 Section 01 NCC, Room TBD practice tests is included.
Required Courses:
Tue/Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 9/15/2020 Prerequisite: Completion of A+PC Fundamen-
• A+ PC Fundamentals Tuition: $429 tals and A+ Essentials
• A+ Essentials Instructor: Keith Weston
CRN 6873 8 Sessions
• A+ Practical Applications COMP D5064 Section 01 NCC, Room TBD
Tue/Thur 6:00PM-9:00PM Begins 11/10/2020
No Class 11/26
Tuition: $429 Text Add ‘l
Instructor: Keith Weston
Course Delivery
Methods
Students need their NCC ID number
to access their NCC emails to receive
online classes details.
Online is asynchronous – No expec-
tation that class will meet on webEx/
Teams at the same time. Students can
do the work any time of day as long as
they submit it by deadline. Students
may use discussion board but have a
range of time to contribute.
LRON live remote – Students are
expected to meet together online via
Web Ex or Teams at the time listed
on the schedule and also do online
assignments.
OLCR – Usually for nearly 100% online
classes where campus requirement is
very limited usually to tests or final
exam.
HYBR – Balanced between online and
in-class instruction and assessment.
TRAD – The class will meet on campus
and will list a room number.
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