Nursing	Automotive Technology	Graphic Communications & Multimedia
Dental Assistant	Computer Aided Drafting	Interior Design
Dental Radiography Technician	Computer Technology	Office Administration Programs & Courses
Medical Assistant	Construction Technology	Microsoft Office Mini Courses
Medical Biller/Coder	Diesel Technology	Medical Secretarial/Transcription Program
Cosmetology	Fiber Optics	Law & Public Safety
Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Heating Technology Program	Welding Program	Landscape & Horticulture Technology

Allied Health

PN-FULL TIME 1 YEAR DAY-
PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM

FIRST SEMESTER COURSES CONTINUE UNTIL
BEGINNING OF SECOND SEMESTER FEBRUARY 11,
2008
Semester resumes January 2, 2008 for returning
students only.

The second semester and summer session is 23 weeks in length, meeting from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Theoretical concepts and concurrent clinical studies are offered over the entire semester.

Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri ........8:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. Classes
Tue, Wed, Thu.......................8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Clinical
Room B-205
Tuition....................................................................$1750.
Lab Fee ...................................................................$140.

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PN-PART TIME 2 YEAR DAY-
PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM

Semester begins January 22, 2008.
Room B 203
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri ..................9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Classes
Wed-Thu.........................................8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Clinical
Tuition......................................................................$875.
Lab Fee .....................................................................$60.

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PN-PART TIME EVENING
PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM

Semester resumes January 2, 2008 for returning
students only.
NEW SEMESTER BEGINS FEBRUARY 11, 2008
This half time program is offered over two years. Theoretical concepts and concurrent clinical studies are offered over the semester. A PART TIME EVENING CLASS IS ACCEPTED EVERY OTHER YEAR.

Room B 205
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu ....6:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Class & Clinical
One Saturday per month ....................8 a.m.-3 p.m. Clinical
Room B-205
Tuition......................................................................$875.
Lab Fee .....................................................................$60.

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LPN REFRESHER COURSE

The nurse refresher course is a 11 week planned course that meets 2 evenings a week. It is designed for individuals licensed to practice nursing, or whose license has lapsed, who are preparing to re-enter nursing practice. It includes a review and update of core nursing care concepts & principles; a review and update on nursing practice theory and principle which includes: a review of current HIPAA regulations; infection control; pharmacology; legal, ethical, and cultural issues. At the completion of the course, the participant will be prepared to enter an orientation program at an employing agency. A physical exam, immunizations, documentation of a double (2 step) Mantoux (TB) test, blood work; CPR FOR HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS; AND CRIMINAL BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION ARE REQUIRED PRIOR
TO THE FIRST EVENING OF CLASS. MUST HAVE OWN LIABILITY INSURANCE.

February 11 - May 1, 2008
Room B-203-Section 5
Class & Clinical
Mon & Thu ........................................5:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.
Tuition......................................................................$400.
Lab Fee .....................................................................$75.
Insurance ..................................................................$15.

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CNA - CERTIFIED NURSES AIDE

This course meets the requirements needed to provide quality care to the long term care resident and is approved by the Licensing Certification of Standards Division of Health Facilities Evaluation of the New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services. After successfully completing this course, the student is eligible to sit for the NJ Certification Examination. Both day and evening classes are offered. Courses are offered from September to December and January to July. There are ninety (90) instructional hours over a period of 12 weeks, meeting 2 days or evenings per week. Theoretical component is 50 hours and clinical component is 40 hours. Students must successfully pass the theoretical and clinical component and the skills exam to be eligible to take the written certification exam. Basic skills admission test, physical exam, double (2 step) Mantoux (TB) test, Hepatitis B, fingerprints & criminal background check
are required prior to admission. Orientation Required.

Orientation-Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Time – 9 a.m.-11 a.m.

PART TIME DAY CNA CLASS

Classes begin January 22,
2008
Tuition......................................................................$400.
Lab Fee ......................................................................$75.

DAY: Room B-205 Section 1
Jan.22-Apr. 8
Tue & Wed ....................9 a.m.-3 p.m. Class Room & Clinical
Tue, Apr. 15.................................9 a.m.-3 p.m. Skills Exam

Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)
EVENING: Room B-205/B203 Section 5
Jan. 23-Apr. 9
Wed & Thu .................4:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Class & Clinical
Wed, Apr. 16 ..............4:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Skills ExamPart Time, Night

 SUMMER-DAY - Orientation-March 19...........9 p.m.-11 p.m.
March 6-June 19
Tue, Wed & Thu .....................9 a.m.-3 p.m. Class & Clinical
Tue, June 24 ...............................9 a.m.-3 p.m. Skills Exam

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Certified Dental Assistant Review Course for the CDA Exam
This course is designed to prepare students for the DANB Exam to become a CDA and consists of 36 hours of review offered over a 12 week period. Requirements for the CDA exam are a high school diploma or G.E.D., documentation of 2 years work experience in a dental office, be 18 years of age, and have current CPR certification.

Day Classes begin, January 25, 2008
Room B-206 Section 1
Fri, Jan. 25-Apr. 25 .......................................1 p.m.-4 p.m.
Tuition.......................................................................$275.

Evening Classes begin March 27, 2008
Room B-206 Section 5
Thur., Mar. 27-June 12, 2008........................6 p.m.-9 p.m.
Tuition.......................................................................$275.

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DRT - DENTAL RADIOGRAPHY TECHNICIAN

This course fulfills the requirements of NJSA 28:20-24 (Radiologic Technologist Act) for the education of the Dental Radiography Technician as well as preparation for the Dental Radiologic Technician licensing examination. Students must have a high school diploma or G.E.D. and be 18 years old. Both day and evening classes are offered. Theory consists of 27 hours, lab 15 hours, and 30 hours of clinical experience in a Dental Office arranged by the student. After successful completion of both the theoretical content & Lab practice, the student will have a maximum of 2 months to complete the 30
hours of clinical experience in an approved dental office. Day classes meet on Friday mornings and Evening classes meet on Monday Evenings.
Tuition......................................................................$300.
Lab Fee .....................................................................$50.

DAY CLASS: Room B-206 Section 1
Fri. Jan. 25-April 4, 2008..........9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Class
Fri. Apr. 11, 18, 25, May 2 ............8:00 a.m.-12 Noon Lab
May 3, 2008-June 28, 2008 ...................................Clinical

EVENING CLASS: B-206 Section 5
Mon.,Mar. 17-May 12, 2008 .............6 p.m.-9:00 p.m.Class
Sat., May 17-May 31, June 7, 2008........8 a.m.-1 p.m. Lab
June 9, 2008-Aug 2, 2008......................................Clinical

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Medical Assistant
Spring Semester Begins January 2, 2008
The medical assistant course is designed to train medical assistants that are uniquely poised to function as the most versatile professionals in the medical office today and to continue to fill the need for a multi-skilled health professional in the twenty-first century. Employment as a Medical Assistant may be administrative, clinical or both. Basic classroom study and labs are followed by a seven-week externship in a health care facility at the end of the second semester. Each course is designed to meet the areas of competence recommended by the American Association of Medical Assistants.
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri
Room B-104 .................................................8 a.m.-3 p.m.

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Medical Biller/Coder
Spring Semester begins January 22, 2008. Healthcare has become one of the fastest growing industries
in the United States. This growth can be attributed to legislation and changes in medical insurance. Physicians need employees who understand the complexities of insurance billing. Because of this demand, medical billing has become one of the most popular careers in the nation. Responsibilities involve accurately completing claim forms, promptly billing insurance companies, and adhering to each insurance carrier's policies and procedures. Hospitals, private practices and clinics could not survive without someone who efficiently handles their day-to-day medical billing procedures. PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: This program is open to anyone who has a high school diploma or equivalency certificate, is at least 18 years of age, has the desire, and can demonstrate a reasonable chance of success in a post-secondary level course of study. Students must be computer literate or
take a basic computer applications course before entering the program. A certificate will be awarded upon successful completion of the program.

Course Number	Section	Course Title	Credit	Day and Time	Room Number	Tuition and Fees	Status
MED 204	5	Medical Coding	3	M 6 pm-9 pm	B-104	Tuition:$165 Lab Fee: $30
MED 205	5	Medical Law & Ethics	2	T 6 pm to 8 pm	B-104	$130
MED 206	7	Medical Computer Applications	3	SA 9 am to 1 pm	B-204	Tuition:$195 Lab Fee" $30
MED 207	5	Pharmacology	3	W 6 pm to 9 pm	B-104	Tuition:$195

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Cosmetology

FULL-TIME DAY PROGRAM
The Cosmetology program is a one year 1000 hour program offered from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. five days a week. At the end of the 1000 hours the student will take a New Jersey State Board Examination for licensing. The exam consists of a written and practical portion. After 600 hours of instruction students are allowed to work in a salon any time school is not in session with a student permit. Topics covered in the course are as follows: (Manicuring, Pedicuring, Skin Care, Scalp Treatment and Hair Conditioning, Hairstyling (including fingerwaving, pincurling and roller work) Blow Drying and Iron Curling, Haircutting, Permanent Waving, Haircoloring, Superfluous Hair Removal, Chemical Relaxing,
Hair Pressing, Salon Management, Barbering and Telephone Techniques). A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR EQUIVALENT MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH REGISTRATION. Tuition is non-refundable. Students must maintain good attendance in order to accumulate the 1000 hours in the program. The state board examination for licensing can only be taken if the student has all of the hours required, all necessary materials and has passed the final exams administered by the school. Student hours that have been dormant for 5 years are no longer valid and the student must begin a cosmetology program from the beginning in order to be eligible to take the state board exam for licensing.
Mon-Fri ..............................................8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Tuition (per semester)............................................$1700.

Course Number	Section	Course Title	Hours	Status
CO 200		Cosmetology I Includes: Barbering, Clinical Practice, Hair Pressing, Curling, Wigs, Hairpieces, Advanced Hair Design and Preparation for New Jersey Board Exam	526

PART-TIME EVENING PROGRAM
Upon completion of this two year (1000 hour) program the student will know how to render safe and effective cosmetology service conforming to state standards and will be prepared to take the New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology exam for an operator’s license. A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR EQUIVALENT MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH REGISTRATION. Tuition Non-Refundable. Students must maintain
good attendance in order to accumulate the 1000 hours in the program. The state board examination for licensing can only be taken if the student has all of the hours required, all necessary materials and has passed the final exams administered by the school. Student hours that have been dormant for 5 years are no longer valid and the student must begin a cosmetology program from the beginning in order to be eligible to take the state board exam for licensing.
Mon-Thu...........................................6:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.
Tuition CO-20............................................................$850.
Tuition CO-40............................................................$850.
Spring Semester courses begin January 14, 2008

Course Number	Section	Course Title	Hours	Status
CO 20		Cosmetology B Includes: Use of Chemicals on the Hair and Hair Coloring Fundamentals	264
CO 40		Cosmetology D Includes: Advanced Hair Design and Preparation of New Jersey Board Examination	264

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Technology Programs

AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION &
HEATING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
Classes begin January 22, 2008 unless otherwise
noted.

This program is designed to prepare students to become technicians, salespersons, entry level designers, or contractors in the air conditioning, refrigeration and heating fields. Students receive instruction in manipulative skills, design, estimating, theory, instrumentation and electricity. Application of academic courses to the electrical, instrumentation and thermodynamic theories and practices of the laboratory is accomplished.

Course Number	Section	Course Title	Credit	Day and Time	Room Number	Tuition and Fees	Status
ARTC 102	1	Air Conditioning Systems Design	6	M, Th,F 1 pm to 3:50 pm	B-103	Tuition: $390 Lab Fee: $60
ARTC 102	5	Air Conditioning Systems Design	6	M & W 5:30pm to 10:20 pm	B-103	Tuition: $390 Lab Fee: $60
ESTC 102	1	Electricity II	2	W 1 pm to 3:50 pm	B-103	Tuition: $130 Lab Fee: $20
ESTC 102	5	Electricity II	2	Thurs 6:30pm to 9:20 pm	B-103	Tuition: $130 Lab Fee: $20
ES 110	1	Computer Aided Drafting I	3	T & Th 9am to 11:20am	B-105	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: 30
ES 110	7	Computer Aided Drafting I	3	Sat 8am to 12:30pm	B-202	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: 30
ES 110	5	Computer Aided Drafting I	3	M & W 5:30pm to 7:50pm	B-202	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: 30
ARTC 201	1	Refrigeration II	6	M,Th,F 9 am to 11:50 am	B-103	Tuition: $390 Lab Fee: $60
ARTC 201	5	Refrigeration II	6	T & Th 5:30pm to 10:20pm	B-106	Tuition: $390 Lab Fee: $60
ARTC 207	1	Commercial HVAC Controls & Instrumentation	4	T 10am to 11:50 am,W 9 am to 11:50 am	B-103	Tuition: $260 Lab Fee: $40
ARTC 207	5	Commercial HVAC Controls & Instrumentation	4	Fri 5:30pm to 10:20pm	B-103	Tuition: $260 Lab Fee: $40
CU 101	1	Refrigerant Handling License		M-Th 9 am to 12:30 pm *Jan 14-17 only	B-103	Tuition: $100	Full
CU 101	5	Refrigerant Handling License		M-Th 6 pm to 9 pm *Jan 14-17 only	B-103	Tuition: $100

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Automotive Technology

Students receive preparation for entry into the automotive service field at the semi-professional level. Instruction in the program includes fuel systems, electrical systems, brake systems, acetylene/electric welding, analysis of engines, suspension systems and wheel alignment. The program provides students with the opportunity to develop both diagnostic and mechanical competency in the automotive field.

Course Number	Section	Course Title	Credit	Day and Time	Room Number	Tuition and Fees	Status
AUTC 104	1	Electrical Systems	3	M 1 pm to 5:50 pm	B-204	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
AUTC 104	5	Electrical Systems	3	M 4 pm to 8:50 pm	B-204	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
AUTC 106	1	Clutches and Manual Transmissions	3	F 1 pm to 5:50 pm	B-204	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
AUTC 106	5	Clutches and Manual Transmissions	3	F 4 pm to 8:50 pm	B-204	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
AUTC 202	1	Engine Diagnosis	4	T 1 pm to 5:50 pm W 4 pm to 6:50 pm	B-204	Tuition: $260 Lab Fee: $40
AUTC 202	5	Engine Diagnosis	3	T 4 pm to 9:50 pm W 7 pm to 9:50 pm	B-204	Tuition: $260 Lab Fee: $40
AUTC 206	1	Automatic Transmission Service and Repair Principals	3	Th 1 pm to 5:50 pm	B-204	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
AUTC 2036	5	Automatic Transmission Service and Repair Principals	3	Th 4 pm to 8:50 pm	B-204	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
ESTC 208	1	Metallurgy	3	T 1 pm to 2:50 pm Th 1 pm to 3:50 pm	B-107	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
WTTC 108	5	Basic Welding		M,W 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm	A-101	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
WTTC 108	7	Basic Welding		S 7:30 am to 1 pm	A-101	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
WTTC 109	5	Advanced Welding	3	T,Th 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm	A-101	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30

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Computer Aided Drafting Certificate Program

Classes Begin January 22, 2008, unless otherwise noted. This one-year certificate program is designed to enable participants to develop computer-aided drafting (CAD) skills through the use of modern equipment and CAD software. The certificate is awarded after completion of either ESTC-110 and CNTC-104 (AutoCAD) or ES-112 and ES-113 (SolidWorks)

Course Number	Section	Course Title	Credit	Day and Time	Room Number	Tuition and Fees	Status
ESTC 110	1	CAD I Computer Aided Drafting	3	T, TH 9 am to 11:20 am	B-105	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
ESTC 110	5	CAD I Computer Aided Drafting	3	M,W 5:30 pm to 7:50 pm	B-202	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
ESTC 110	7	CAD I Computer Aided Drafting	3	SA 8 am to 12:30 pm	B-105	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30	Full
ESTC 112	7	Intro to Solid Modeling CAD	3	SA 8 am to 12:30 pm	B-207	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
ESTC 113	7	Intermediate Solid Modeling (CAD)	3	SA 8 am to 12:30 pm	B-207	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
ESTC 114	7	Advanced Solid Modeling	3	SA 8 am to 12:30 pm	B-207	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30

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Computer Technology

Classes begin January 22, 2008 unless otherwise noted. Advanced technology in the computer age has generated a specific need for computer personnel. The demands for technicians competent in service, sales, fiber optics, networking, CNA, programming, CAD, data-telecommunications and multimedia has never been greater. Microsoft® and Cisco® Certification courses enhance the computer professional’s
career even further. The TI has several certification courses on its schedule, including the Cisco Academy, to prepare students for the CCNA (Certified Cisco Networking Associate) and Network + certifications, Microsoft Professional courses leading to the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) and preparation for the A+ certification, and now preparation for the Security+ Certification. As hardware becomes more advanced and software becomes more diversified, good technicians proficient in hardware, software and networks will be in demand to repair, troubleshoot, program and configure today’s powerful modern computers. Persons trained in solid sales and marketing techniques, certified as Cisco and/or Microsoft professionals, along with a broad knowledge of computers and networks, is a valuable asset in the business world. This one-year diploma program is designed to provide participants
with a dynamic combination of skills. In addition to the Cisco and Microsoft certifications, students can also obtain additional certifications as a Fiber Optics Technician, Certified Netware Administrator, Network Cabling Specialist and CAD Technician. The full time program is two semesters, and the student will earn a minimum of 36 credits. Classes are held both day and evening and hours are flexible. Classes begin January 22, 2008 unless otherwise noted.

Computer Technology– Repair and Networking Specialization Spring 2008
The Computer Technology Program— Repair and Networking Specialization prepares students for employment in the computer industry as an entry-level skilled technician. Students have the opportunity within the program to prepare for A+ certification and other industry certifications. Students also have the opportunity to intern with the districtwide help desk, aiding in the repair and maintenance of the
450+ computers and network.

Course Number	Section	Course Title	Credit	Day and Time	Room Number	Tuition and Fees	Status
PC 102A	7	Computer Operating Systems	3	S 8:30 am to 12:30 pm	B-204	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
PC 109B	1	Microsoft Offfice Applications	3	T 1 pm to 4:50 pm	B-207	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
PC 110	5	Introducation to Database Managment with Access	3	M 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm	B-207	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
PC 203	7	Advanced PC Repair & A+ Certification	3	S 8:30 am to 12:30 pm	B-108	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
PC 350	5	Network Security I	3	W 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm	B-108	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30	Cancelled
PC 402	5	Advanced Networks	3	TH 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm	B-207	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30	Cancelled
PC 250	5	Cisco Network Academy II	6	T, TH 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm	B-108	Tuition: $500 Lab Fee: $60
MS 106	5	Prep and Review for MCP/MCDST	3	M 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm	B-108	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30	Cancelled
IN 102A	5	Web Site Design & Maintenance for Small Business & Office Support	3	T 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm	B-207	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30	Cancelled
IN 200	5	Introduction to Web Programming	3	W 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm	B-204	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
IN 206A	5	Dynamic Web Pages with Databases	6	T,TH 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm	B-204	Tuition: $390 Lab Fee: $60	Cancelled
IN 210A	1	Web Graphics Design Techniques	3	W 1 pm to 4:50 pm	B-202	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30	Cancelled
IN 330	5	Adobe Advanced Flash	3	M 6:30 to 10:30 pm	B-204	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30

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 Construction Technology

Classes begin January 22, 2008 unless otherwise noted. The Construction Technology Program is designed to prepare students for employment in middle management and technicians positions in the construction industry. During the course of the program, basic construction principles as well as innovative practices are explored. Graduates work with surveyors, engineers, architects, contractors, designers and planners on a semi-professional level.

Course Number	Section	Course Title	Credit	Day and Time	Room Number	Tuition and Fees	Status
CNTC 100	5	Construction Blueprint Reading	2	W 6 pm to 8:50 pm	B-107	Tuition: $130
CNTC 104	1	Architectural CAD Drawing	3	M,W 9 am to 11:20 am	B-105	Tuition: $195 Lab: $30
CNTC 104	5	Architectural CAD Drawing	3	M,W 6 pm to 8:20 pm	B-105	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
CNTC 104	7	Architectural CAD Drawing	3	S 8 am to 12:30 pm	B-105	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
CNTC 205	5	Construction Materials and Procedures II	3	T, TH 8 pm to 9:20 pm	B-107	Tuition: $195
CNTC 207	1	Surveying II	2	M,W 4 pm to 5:50 pm	B-105	Tuition: $130 Lab Fee: $20
CNTC 212	5	Soils and Foundations	3	T,Th 6 pm to 7:50 pm	B-107	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
CNTC 215	5	Construction Planning and Scheduling	3	T,Th 6 pm to 7:50 pm	B-105	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
CNTC 217	1	Construction Technology Project/Coopertive Education	2	Hours to be arranged	B-105	Tuition: $130 Lab Fee: $20
ESTC 211	5	Fundamentals of Structural Design	4	M,W 6 pm to 7:50 pm	B-106	Tuition: $260

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Diesel Technology

Classes Begin January 22, 2008 unless otherwise noted. This program acquaints students with the mechanical skills and theory necessary for working on the diesel and heavy duty trucking industry. Students develop knowledge in diesel engine principles, engine maintenance and rebuilding, fuel
injection systems, electrical systems, truck drive-line systems and various other subject areas which provide necessary background for the diesel technician. Diesel program students are prepared to assume positions as diesel and heavy equipment repair technicians, service writers, show managers,
warranty claims administrators, shop supervisors and head mechanics.

Course Number	Section	Course Title	Credit	Day and Time	Room Number	Tuition and Fees	Status
DSTC 104	5	Diesel Brake Systems	3	W 5:30 pm to 10:20 pm	A 109	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
DSTC 202	5	Diesel Diagnosis	3	M 5:30 pm to 10:20 pm	A 109	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
DSTC 208	5	Diesel Fuel Systems and Power Accessories I	4	T, Th 5:30 pm to 8:50 pm	A-109	Tuition: $260 Lab Fee: $40
DSTC 210	5	Hydraulics	3	F 5:30 pm to 10;20 pm	A-109	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
ESTC 208	1	Metallurgy	3	T 1 pm to 2:50 pm, Th 1 pm to 3:50 pm	B-107	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
WTTC 108	5	Basic Welding		M,W 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm	A 101	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
WTTC 108	7	Basic Welding		S 7:30 am to 1 pm	A 101	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
WTTC 109	5	Advanced Welding		T,Th 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm	A-101	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30	Full

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Welding Program

This is a one-year certificate program. The certificate is awarded after completion of WTTC-108 & WTTC-109.

Course Number	Section	Course Title	Credit	Day and Time	Room Number	Tuition and Fees	Status
WTTC 108	5	Basic Welding		M, W 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm	A-101	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
WTTC 108	7	Basic Welding		SA 7:30 am to 1 pm	A-101	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30
WTTC 109	5	Advanced Welding		T, TH 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm	A-101	Tuition: $195 Lab Fee: $30

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Graphic Communications & Multimedia

Classes begin January 22, 2008 unless otherwise noted. Students enrolling in our Graphic Design program will receive hands-on training in such software programs as QuarkXpress, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign and traditional courses in drawing, painting and illustration. They will be able to think creatively, problem solve and develop good drawing, painting and design skills. Technologically
advanced Macintosh/PC computer labs & conventional art equipment bring the electronic & traditional worlds of graphic design together. Students are also taught web page design, animation and digital retouching. Field trips to printers, trade shows, museums and art studios round out the program's broad base. Graduates are prepared to enter the field as graphic artists, computer or desktop publishing artists. Credits are transferable to colleges and other art institutions including Kean University, The Art Institutes of New York, Philadelphia, Fort Lauderdale and DuCret School of Art. All classes are taught by professional designers, nationally published illustrators, or computer artists. Upon completion of the program, students will have earned valuable credits and possess a professional portfolio. NEW students may enroll in the program if they are transferring credits from another art school or maintain advanced standing in Graphic Design. A portfolio review will be required with the program coordinator. Individual courses may be taken for credit without advanced standing.

Students will be expected to purchase art &
drafting supplies as well as books for Graphic
Design Classes

Course Number	Section	Course Title	Credit	Day and Time	Room Number	Tuition and Fees	Status
VCTC-100/VC-201A	1	Basic Drawing/Advanced Drawing	3	Th 1:00 pm-4:50 pm	B-208	Tuition: $195
VCTC-100/VC-201A	5	Basic Drawing/Advanced Drawing	3	Th 6:00 pm-10:00 pm	B-208