Fall 2016

Non-Credit Class Schedule South Suburban College Department of

Continuing EduCation

Easy Steps to Register New Non-Credit Students First time non-credit students should visit the Admissions Office (Room 2348) or call Continuing Education at (708) 596-2000 ext. 2231. New non-credit students will also receive an SSC email account and a My SSC Username & Password via email. Register online at www.ssc.edu using your My SSC portal. Have your Discover Card, MasterCard, or Visa ready for payment. In order to access your My SSC portal, please visit www.ssc.edu/myssc.

Current/ Returning Students Using your My SSC portal*

In order to access your My SSC portal, please visit www.ssc.edu/myssc. Login using your Student Email Address and Password. (i.e. [email protected]). You are now logged in and your name should appear in the upper right corner after “Welcome.” If you have any questions concerning your admissions status, please contact the Admissions Office at (708) 210-5718.

*Your My SSC portal also allows 24 hour access during college closed periods.

My SSC My SSC is our student portal to South Suburban College. It opens a door to exciting features like student email, news, campus updates, a personalized class schedule, and online registration.

Who We Are…

The Continuing Education Department and the Business & Career Institute welcome you and thank you for your participation in our programs. For more information regarding our programs and services, please feel free to contact the following individuals:

Continuing Education:

Shirley Drewenski-Director, Continuing Education Debbie Ravazee-Program Assistant, Continuing Education

Business & Career Institute:

Becky Admave-Dean of Extension Services Renee Maltese-Administrative Assistant II Latasha Binder-(CSBDC-Construction Small Business Development Center) Nancy Burrows-Client Solutions Specialist Gervaise Edwards-Coordinator, Client Solutions Rebecca Garcia-Highway Construction Careers Training Program Alexandra Glumac-Client Solutions Specialist Dianne Needles-Workforce Development Program Manager Michael Schoettle-Client Solutions Specialist

ACT Center:

Lois Fuentes-Manager, Operations and Testing, BCI

(708) 596-2000, ext. 5842 (708) 596-2000, ext. 2231 (708) 225-6005 (708) 596-2000, ext. 6006 (708) 225-6039 (708) 596-2000, ext.3258 (708) 596-2000, ext. 2522 (708) 225-6042 (708) 596-2000, ext.3254 (708) 596-2000, ext.3259 (708) 596-2000, ext.3253 (708) 225-6040

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Contents

Class Beginning and Ending Dates.............................................................................................................................................................2 Art..................................................................................................................................................................................................................4 Building Codes & Construction Technology............................................................................................................................................5 Business & Management Expertise...........................................................................................................................................................6 Computer/Office Administration & Technology....................................................................................................................................6 Creative Arts.................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Dance.............................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Education.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Event Planning........................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Firearms Safety Training........................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Food Service Sanitation............................................................................................................................................................................ 10 Health Technology Programs-(CHW, CPR, HIT)...................................................................................................................................11 Languages....................................................................................................................................................................................................12 Music Programs..........................................................................................................................................................................................12 Personal Development...............................................................................................................................................................................14 Physical Education.....................................................................................................................................................................................15 Publishing....................................................................................................................................................................................................15

How to Read this Schedule Course Code Section Time ▼ ▼ ▼ ART E02

701

8:00-8:50a

Day Site & Room ▼ ▼

MWF

MA-4340

Instructor ▼ Fleischman

Date ▼

1/13-5/16

M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday TH=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday

Extension Center Legend for Site Locations MA= South Suburban College

ON= Main Campus, To Be Determined



15800 South State Street

OF= Off Campus, To Be Determined



South Holland, IL 60473

OFC= Oak Forest Center

FC= Fitness Center



16333 S. Kilbourn Ave.



South Suburban College



Oak Forest, IL 60452



Main Campus

4 • Registration Information • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule

Class Beginning and Ending Dates: Courses Co-Listed with College Credit & Workshops: August 22nd through December 16th, 2016 unless otherwise indicated.

Continuing Education Courses: September 19th through November 21st, 2016 unless otherwise indicated. Most non-credit classes require a minimum of four students, and some classes do have a maximum limit. All registration is on a first come, first served basis. We ask that students enroll at least one week prior to the start of class. By registering early we can avoid disappointment by having to cancel classes.

No Classes: South Suburban College and the Oak Forest Center will be closed on the following days:

Monday, September 5, 2016: Labor Day Observed Monday, October 10, 2016: Columbus Day Observed Friday, Nov. 11, 2016: Veterans’ Day Observed Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 24-26, 2016: Thanksgiving Recess Observed Dec. 23 - January 2, 2017: Holiday break

Free Tuition for Senior Citizens: Any District 510 resident 62 years of age or older is eligible to take Continuing Education courses tuition free; however, the student must pay all course-related fees. Available classroom space must exist and tuition-paying students enrolled must constitute the minimum number of required students for the particular class. Senior citizens who live outside District 510 boundaries must pay both full tuition and fees.

Refund Policy: •

100% refunds will be issued during the first week of class.

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Refunds of tuition and fees will occur only after the student has completed a “drop” through their portal during designated “drop” periods.

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Attendance in any class and receipt of a grade is subject to official enrollment in and payment of the full tuition for the class.

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No registration changes will be accepted after the 10th day of the term for the particular class.

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The College will refund 100% of tuition and fees if a course or workshop is canceled. Classes may be canceled due to insufficient class enrollment.

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For mini-courses or workshops beginning after September 14, the student must complete a “drop” through their portal 48 hours prior to the first class session. There will be no refunds after the class begins. Failure to attend class will not be granted a refund.

*Refund checks will be mailed approximately three weeks after the stated deadline. *NOTE: South Suburban College cannot authorize withdrawals on the basis of information received by telephone.

Refund Dates: August 25

Last day of refund period for 1st 8 and 16-week fall 2016 college credit & Co-listed Classes September 2 No registration changes will be accepted after the 10th day of the term for the particular class. October 20 Last day of Refund, schedules changes (Add/Drop) for 2nd 8-week fall 2016 college credit & co-list classes.

Tell Us What You Think You can contact our office by email. Tell us what you like about our class offerings, what you’d like to see and how we can improve our services to you. Send your email to: [email protected] South Suburban College serves the residents of District 510 which includes all or portions of these communities: Blue Island • Burnham • Calumet City • Country Club Hills Dixmoor • Dolton • East Hazel Crest • Harvey • Hazel Crest Homewood • Lansing • Lynwood • Markham • Midlothian Oak Forest • Phoenix • Posen • Riverdale South Holland•Thornton • Tinley Park Check out our web page at: www.ssc.edu

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Payment & General Information How to Pay Payment can be made by using cash, check, Visa, Discover, MasterCard, or FACTS deferred payment plan. Proof of residency must be provided at the time of registration. As a payment alternative, the College offers the FACTS interest-free monthly payment plan. The cost to budget the payment plan is a $25 per semester non-refundable FACTS enrollment fee. Payments are electronically processed on the 5th of each month and will continue until the balance is paid in full. Payments may be made from savings, checking or credit card accounts. For more information or to enroll in the FACTS payment plan, please go online to www.ssc.edu and follow the instructions. *The South Suburban College Board of Trustees reserves the right to change/adjust tuition and fees. Please refer to the College Catalog for additional information regarding tuition and fees.

Campus Locations & Contact Information Main Campus: (708) 210-5718 15800 S. State St., South Holland IL 60473 Oak Forest Center: (708) 225-6000 16333 S. Kilbourn Ave., Oak Forest, IL

For Indiana residents: (219) 931-0096 or 0098

Class Schedules Available Online Our Non-Credit & Credit class schedules are accessible online in a dynamic format. This online format provides the most up-to-date class information. Visit www.ssc.edu to get started.

k c a b d e e F Have a comment or question about our classes or services? Or a suggestion for this schedule?

Classes for Seniors BUS E49 - Computers for Seniors See Page Six For Details.

Contact Shirley Drewenski, Director of Continuing Education at [email protected]

6 • Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule ART E54–Painting Studio

Art ART E02–Art Appreciation

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. A general introductory course investigating the visual arts with an emphasis placed on developing an aesthetic and cross cultural awareness of and appreciation for various visual forms of expression: i.e., painting, sculpture, architecture, cinematography and video. ART E02 702

8:00-8:50a

MWF MA-4340

ART E02 704

9:00-9:50a

MWF MA-4340

ART E02 706 12:00-1:15p

TTH

MA-4340

Jaracz

8/22-12/16

Jaracz

8/22-12/16

Gutierrez

8/23-12/15

ART E11–Drawing I

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. An introduction to drawing with emphasis on representation, perceptual growth and individual expression. Control in line, value and spatial illusion is developed through the use of a variety of art media and tools. ART E11 702

9:00-11:45a

MW

MA-4331

Tucker

8/22-12/14

ART E11 704 12:00-2:45p

MW

MA-4331

Weber

8/22-12/14

ART E11 706 12:00-2:45p

TTH

MA-4331

Tucker

8/23-12/15

ART E11 730

TTH

MA-4331

Gutierrez

9/20-12/15

5:00-8:40p

ART E40–Photography I, Digital

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. A basic introductory course that covers the principles and fine art aesthetics of black and white photography in a digital format including: composition, equipment selection and use; image processing, manipulation, correction and output in the digital darkroom; lenses, aperture shutter speed, focal plane. A brief history of photography is covered. 35mm manual SLR camera or digital camera with full manual controls; tripod. ART E40 702

3:00-5:45p

TTH

MA-4431

McDonald

8/23-12/15

ART E46–Sculpture

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. A studio course with emphasis on the introduction of basic sculpture-making processes and how these relate to the artist concepts, materials and tools. Processes used: modeling, moldmaking, carving, lamination in resin, and fabrication in wood/metal, welding and foundry practices. ART E46 702

9:00-11:45p

TTH

MA-4335

Tucker

8/23-12/15

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. This course offers opportunity for individual concentration in a thematic approach to developing a personal aesthetic for the advanced student. Projects will be developed as necessary for furthering the personal aesthetic. ART E54 702 12:30-3:15p

TTH

MA-4329

Weber

8/23-12/15

ART E60–Metals and Jewelry

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. An introduction to jewelry with emphasis placed on the techniques, tools, materials, and fabrication methods of metals used in designing and creating small-scale forms. Silver fee extra per market value. ART E60 702

3:00-5:45p

TTH

MA-4345

Davis

8/23-12/15

ART E65–Textile Art D’ecore

Fee $49 This workshop will let you explore textile variations, colors, textures and unlimited creativity with fabric. Express your individual imagination and originality while having fun in the process! There is an additional charge of $20 (cash only) to be paid to instructor for frame materials on the first night of class no exceptions. Also, students will be instructed what type of fabric to purchase during the first class. ART E65 702 12:00-4:00p

S

OFC-5750

Morrison

8/27

ART E65 730 12:00-4:00p

S

OFC-5750

Morrison

9/17

ART E65 732 12:00-4:00p

S

OFC-5750

Morrison

10/15

ART E65 734 12:00-4:00p

S

OFC-5750

Morrison

11/19

ART E65 736 12:00-4:00p

S

OFC-5750

Morrison

12/17

ART E77–Introduction to Computer Art [Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator]

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. A beginning digital computer-based introduction to raster and vector visual image generation, manipulation and output. Students will use Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop on Macintosh computers along with cameras, scanners and printers to create, manipulate and output images. No previous computer experience required. ART E77 702

9:00-11:45p

MW

MA-4431

Gomez

8/22-12/14

ART E77 730 6:00-9:40p

MW

MA-4431

Planera

9/19-12/14

Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule • 7 ART E82–Computer Animation

Tuition $104 Fee $99 Prerequisite: Computer experience required This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. This is a software-based course designed for students to transfer art and design work into animation. Students will prepare images in both vector and bitmap programs. The course covers the animation of images, time sequencing, and the addition of sound. Animations will be prepared for placement on a website. ART E82 702

9:00-11:45a

TTH

MA-4431

Gomez

8/23-12/15

PHO E32–Digital Photography-Part I

Fee $99 Designed for the beginning student as an Introduction to Photography. Deals with all types of Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) cameras. Through weekly photographic assignments in areas such as depth of field, motion, design, portraiture and other topics, the students will learn the operations of their camera as well as “photographic seeing” and composition. PHO E32 702 5:30-7:30p

T

MA-L231 Craig/Gossler 9/20-11/15

Building Codes & Construction Technology BCD E09–Introduction to Building Codes

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Covers the principles of construction codes enforcement including legal authority, codes format, code fundamentals, plan review, permit processing and inspection procedures. Lab work included. BCD E09 702 6:30-9:15p

M

MA-3345

8/22-12/12

BCD E11–Residential Concrete and Framing Inspections

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Covers the principles of construction code enforcement with an emphasis on single family concrete and framing inspections. BCD E11 702

6:30-9:50p

TH

MA-2369

8/25-12/15

BLD E11–Construction Materials & Methods I, Wood

Tuition $137 Fee $137 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. This introductory course provides a broad overview of the field of construction technology as applied to carpentry, masonry, electrical, plumbing, building rehabilitation and new construction. Emphasis placed on construction techniques, materials, planning and building codes. BLD E11 702

9:00-11:45a

MW

MA-L270

8/22-12/14

BLD E11 704

6:30-9:15p

MW

MA-L270

8/22-12/14

Lindsey

BLD E14–How to General Contract a Green Home

Tuition $60 Fee $55 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. This introductory course provides a broad overview of the field of construction technology as applied to carpentry, masonry, electrical, plumbing, building rehabilitation and new construction. Emphasis placed on construction techniques, materials, planning and building codes. BLD E14 702

4:30-6:10p

M

MA-3361

8/22-12/12

BLD E36–OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety

Tuition $115 Fee $95 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Thirty-hour OSHA construction safety training class. Topics to include introduction to OSHA, electrical, fall protection, tools ladders, scaffolding, excavation, stairway safety and other safety issues. BLD E36 702

6:30-8:15p

TH

MA-2369

Kheros

8/25-12/15

BLD E49–Print Reading for Building Construction

Tuition $65 Fee $55 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Covers the basic types of drawings, symbols, building materials and construction techniques currently used in the building construction industry. BLD E49 702

4:00-6:30p

W

MA-2369

Damiani

8/24-12/14

BLD E50–Introduction to “Green” Building Science

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. An introduction to building science, topics to be studied include conductive and infiltration heat transfer, moisture migration, building sustainability and durability, energy efficient and “green” construction techniques. This course is a requirement for the “Home Energy Raters” certificate. BLD E50 730

9:00-11:20a

S

OFC-5700

8/27-10/15

8 • Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule

Business & Management Expertise BUS E03–Trade Worldwide In Nine Weeks

Fee $95 Now you can learn what it takes to be self-employed in import or export of goods or services with this step-by-step handson nine week seminar delivered over the Internet. Learn how to develop your product or service, find the best suppliers, best customers, work with banks, currency issues, insurance companies, government agencies and other trade entities. Weekly live sessions online and after the formal nine weeks’ course. Required textbook must be purchased online from Instructor. BUS E03 730 8:00-10:00p

TH

Online

Spiers

10/13-12/8

BUS E14–Organization for Small Business

Tuition $53 Fee $49 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Designed to provide the small business owner with the managerial principles of planning, organizing, influencing, and controlling. Included is building a business plan with an organizational plan for combining and allocating resources. BUS E14 730

8:00-12:00p

S

OFC-5680

Butcher

9/26-10/17

BUS E46–How to Start Your Own Small Business

Tuition $53 Fee $49 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. The fundamentals of organization and operation of a small business with special attention given to goal setting, market identification and financial planning. BUS E46 730

8:00-12:00p

S

OFC-5680

Butcher

9/24-10/15

BUS E47–Marketing for Small Business

Tuition $53 Fee $49 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Designed to introduce the small business owner or proprietor to the Principles of Marketing. Marketing plan will detail strategy, pricing, sales tactics, service and warranty policies, promotion, distribution, desirability of product, market research and an ongoing market evaluation. BUS E47 730

8:00-12:00p

S

OFC-5680

Butcher

10/22-11/12

BUS E97–Accounting and Finance for Small Business

Tuition $53 Fee $49 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Will introduce the small business owner or proprietor to the basic records necessary for small business accounting and finance. How to establish and interpret small business accounting by utilizing budgets, aging receivables and payables, and preparing financial statements will be covered. BUS E97 730

8:00-12:00p

S

OFC-5370

Thomas

11/19-12/10

RES E05–Real Estate Transactions

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. This course is designed to meet the 75-hour pre-licensing curriculum requirements for real estate brokers, set forth by the State of Illinois. Covers Illinois license law, agency, state and federal law, relationships with employing brokers, working with sellers and buyers, real property, fair housing, ownership, contracts, real estate valuation, environmental issues, construction, real estate closings, advertising, property management, and commercial real estate. RES E05 702

6:00-9:00p

MW

MA-LHC

Troope

8/22-12/14

Computer/Office Administration & Technology BUS E07–Computers for Beginners

Fee $149 Fun course designed to teach basic fundamental computer skills for every day usage; from typing into a Word document to sending an email or a photograph, even creating an email account, if you do not have one. Lessons learned here are stress free. BUS E07 702

6:00-8:00p

M

MA-TBD

Paarlberg

9/19-11/21

BUS E07 704

2:30-3:30p

S

OFC-5180

Demitro

9/24-12/3

BUS E23–Computer Virus Removals

Fee $109 Helps you better understand how to track and remove viruses and malware from your computer to keep your computer safe and running problem free, how to not get caught in a phishing scam. Students will practice due diligence while surfing on the net. BUS E23 702

1:15-2:15p

S

OFC-5180

Demitro

9/24-12/3

BUS E23 704

1:30-2:30p

W

MA-TBD

Demitro

9/21-11/23

BUS E49–Computers for Seniors

Fee $89 Designed to teach seniors basic skills of how to navigate the computer. Students will learn how to access email, send documents, and navigate the Internet. Class will cover how to attach photos with email. BUS E49 702 12:00-1:00p

S

OFC-5180

Demitro

9/24-12/3

Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule • 9 CIS E18– Cisco IT Essentials v5 A+ Certification

Fee $522 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Covers the fundamentals of computer hardware and software as well as advanced concepts. Students who complete this course will be able to describe the internal components of a computer, assemble a computer system, install an operating system, and troubleshoot using system tools and diagnostic software. CIS E18 702

9:00-11:55a

TTH

MA-3345

Robinson

8/23-12/15

CIS E18 760

8:00-4:30p

S

OFC-5800

Robinson

9/24-12/17

CIS E50–Cisco CCNA Exploration - Network Fundamentals

Fee $348 Prerequisite: CIS E88 or equivalent This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. The Cisco CCNA Exploration curriculum helps students prepare for entry-level career opportunities, continuing education, and the globally recognized CCNA certification. CCNA Exploration teaches networking. This is the first of a 4 module series. The following classes are CIS E51, CIS E52, and CIS E53. At the completion of CIS 120 students have the option of taking the Cisco CCENT Certification exam. CIS E50 740

6:00-9:55p

TTH OFC-5810 Rybarczyk

8/23-10/13

CIS E51–Cisco CCNA Exploration - Routing Protocols & Concepts

Fee $348 Prerequisite: CIS E50 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. The course will provide a hands-on learning experience in support, optimizing, managing, and troubleshooting and organization’s website. Students will be introduced to advanced website design and integration. Multiple web servers using different operating systems will be used and students will learn to integrate various Web applications across multiple servers into a single point of access. Course prepares the student for the second Cisco certification test. CIS E51 782

6:00-9:50p

TTH OFC-5810 Rybarczyk 10/18-12/15

CIS E52–Cisco CCNA Exploration - LAN Switching & Wireless

Fee $348 Prerequisite: CIS E51 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Course designed to provide hands-on experience in implementing and configuring complex Cisco multi-protocol routers and switches. Includes an introduction to switched Ethernet networks, Virtual LAN technology, spanning-tree protocols and configuration of Cisco switching devices, advanced router concepts including access list management, IPX and IP filtering, traffic management, and IGRP implementation. Course prepares student for third Cisco certification test. CIS E52 740

6:00-9:50p

TTH OFC-5810 Rybarczyk

8/23-10/13

CIS E53–Cisco CCNA Exploration - Access the WAN

Fee $348 Prerequisite: CIS E52 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Course is a project in WAN design. Class will include overview of WAN technologies and WAN configurations on a Cisco router. The second part involves the design, implementation, configuration, and demonstration of a fully functional enterprise Intranet including HTTP, FTP, NNTP and email services. Course prepares the student for the fourth Cisco certification test. CIS E53 780

6:00-9:50p

TTH OFC-5810 Rybarczyk 10/18-12/15

CIS E66–Voice, Data, Video, Fiber Cabling

Fee $379 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Class is designed to give students hands-on experience for the physical aspects of voice and data network cabling. It will focus on industry standards for types of media and cabling, physical and logical networks and signal transmission. Students will develop skills in pulling cable, mounting and wire management, identifying wiring closets, patch panel installation and termination, installation of jacks and testing cables. CIS E66 702

1:00-3:00p

TTH

MA-L268

Robinson

8/23-12/15

CIS E71–Business Website with WordPress Level 2

Fee $149 This class will show you, the entrepreneur, how to create a website for your business needs. Utilizing WordPress, you will learn the necessary skills to keep your site updated, and become familiar with the PayPal shopping cart to accept payments for your site. Due diligence is required for you to be successful in this class. CIS E71 702

2:45-3:45p

TTH

OFC-5690

Demitro

9/20-11/22

10 • Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule CIS E88–Net+ Certification

Fee $895 Prerequisite: MIS E04 or equivalent This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Manage, maintain, troubleshoot, install, operate and configure basic network infrastructure, describe networking technologies, basic design principles, and adhere to wiring standards and use testing tools. It is recommended that CompTIA Network+ candidates have experience in network support or administration or adequate academic training, along with a CompTIA A+ certification. The Network+ certification is an internationally recognized validation of the technical knowledge required of foundation-level IT network practitioners. The CompTIA Network+ and A+ exams can be applied together toward both the Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) and Cisco CCNA Certified programs. CIS E88 702

6:15-9:50p

M

MA-3349

Costabile

8/22-12/12

CMP E15–Learning Windows

Fee $109 This course will show you how to navigate Windows, create user accounts, set up passwords for administrator, create a threshold for password attempts, and create folders, along with basic Window operations. Using system restore as well as exploring the operating system will be covered in this class. CMP E15 702

1:00-2:00p

F

OFC-5370

Demitro

TTH

OFC-5690

Demitro

9/20-11/22

MIS C01-Smartphone/Tablet and Social Media-Please Add Class

Fee $99 Introduction of functional tech skill’s for smart-phones and tablets. The course will provide basic everyday understanding of android and apple devices. It will also give knowledge of social media applications including, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and more. MIS C01 702 6:00-8:00p

M

MA-TDB

8/19-10/17

MIS C01 730 6:00-8:00p

M

MA-TDB

10/31-11/28

MIS E04–Windows Operating System

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. The student will explore the unique hardware of microcomputers that is controlled by the operating system and the commands that control the Windows environment. The student will customize and manage the Windows system. MIS E04 704

6:15-9:45p

TH

MA-3349

Evans

8:30-10:30a

F

MA-3428

Jackson

8/27-10/14

OAT E05–Spreadsheets for Windows

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. *Excellent preparation for the MCAS EXAM. Provides students with instruction in the basic and advanced features of Microsoft Excel, including the design and development of spreadsheets, creating charts, creating macros, working with lists, data tables, and scenarios, integrating with other Windows programs and the World Wide Web, and importing data into Excel. Ability to keyboard will be necessary. A knowledge of basics in accounting and/or business would be helpful. Online students must have an Internet connection, be familiar with downloading and uploading files, and have access to current version of Microsoft Office, including Word, Access and Excel. OAT E05 730

Online

Pelech

8/22-12/16

OAT E06–Presentation Graphics

Fee $149 Create our own website. You will learn how to create pages, color backgrounds, add titles, and assign users. Learn how to install WordPress, use plug-ins and make minor changes to the template. 1:30-2:30p

OAT E02 702

9/23–12/2

CMP E38–Word Press-Part I-(Web Design)

CMP E38 702

OAT E02–Desktop Information Management

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Students will learn to use a desktop information management application, Outlook, to manage and integrate Outlook components and integrate Outlook with other Office applications.

8/27-12/17

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Provides students with instruction in the basic and advanced features of Microsoft PowerPoint, producing a quality, professional slide presentation to be used as overhead transparencies, an electronic presentation using a projection device attached to a personal computer, 35 mm slides, or run as a virtual presentation on the Internet. Students will learn to design presentations enhanced with graphics and sound as well as video clips. Keyboarding ability is necessary for entering text. Online students must have an Internet connection, be familiar with downloading and uploading files, and have access to current version of Microsoft Office, including Word, PowerPoint and Excel. OAT E06 730

Online

Pelech

8/22-12/16

Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule • 11 OAT E19–Word Processing for Windows

Tuition $104 Fee $99 *Excellent preparation for the MCAS EXAM. This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Provides students with instruction in the beginning and advanced functions of Microsoft Word including creating, editing, storing, enhancing, merging and printing documents as well as creating headers, footers, footnotes, endnotes, tables, charts, macros and adding images. Working with styles, creating fill-in forms, and sorting is also covered. Previous keyboard experience necessary. Online students must have an Internet connection, be familiar with downloading and uploading files, and have access to current version of Microsoft Office, including Word, Access and Excel. OAT E19 730

Online

Pelech

8/22-12/16

Creative Arts HMK C11–Basic Knit

Fee $69 No prior knowledge of knitting required. Open to anyone who would like to learn or review the formation of basic knit stitches, how to knit “Continental Style,” how to form simple pattern stitches, read published knitting patterns and charts, finishing techniques, complete a sampler of several pattern swatches, and finish several small projects. For those improving their skills beyond the basics, the course maybe repeated on an advanced level. Students are required to have the following supplies the first night of class: light-colored (solid or variegated) yarn in worsted weight, a pair of size #8 knitting needles (preferably in a shorter length), scissors, steel yarn needle, and note-taking materials. A more detailed supply list will be provided during the first class session. HMK C11 702 7:00-9:00p

T

MA-3240 Licko-Keel

9/20-11/8

HMK E16–Art of Crocheting

Fee $69 No prior knowledge of crocheting needed, but it is a good way to brush up on long-forgotten skills. The purpose of this course is to teach basic crochet techniques on a beginner’s level. Upon completion of the basic course, students will know how to form all of the basic crochet stitches, read patterns and basic crochet symbols, and will have completed a gauge sampler and several small projects. For those students interested in improving their skills beyond the basics, the course may be repeated on an advanced level. Students are required to have the following supplies the first night of class: light colored (solid or variegated) yarn in worsted weight, crochet hooks in a medium selections of sizes, (G, H, and I are recommended), a pair of scissors, and note-taking materials. HMK E16 702 7:00-9:00p

M

MA-3244 Licko-Keel

9/19-11/14

HMK E21–Sewing 100-Basic Level

Fee $99 Course is designed to teach the fundamental skills of sewing. Includes but not limited to: the parts and proper use of the sewing machine and all the basic tools, selecting and reading patterns, layout, and fabric selection to make 2 to 4 unlined fully completed garments. Students are required to have their own sewing machine and basic sewing supplies. No prior sewing experience is required. HMK E21 702 10:00-12:00p

S

OFC-5740

Turner

9/20-11/8

Dance DNC C03–Line Dancing

Fee $69 This class is designed to invigorate, stimulate and refresh your body, mind, and spirit with music and dance. Learn basic line dance steps, body movement and dance patterns to music. Students will learn the various line dances popular at the clubs. No partner is required. Comfortable clothing and shoes should be worn. DNC C03 702 6:00-8:00p

T OFC-5559-(Café) Thomas 9/20-10/18

DNC C03 730 6:00-8:00p

T OFC-5559-(Café) Thomas 11/1-11/29

DNC E30–Zumba

Fee $59 Zumba is a very exiting dance party atmosphere full of Latin and international music with the rhythmic but simple moves to dance music like Merengue, Salsa, Reggaeton, Cumbia, and more. You don’t need any previous dance experience! Zumba’s fun and effective, using interval training combining fast and slow rhythms for an effective aerobic workout while at the same time targeting your legs, abs, glutes, and arms. Participants should bring plenty of water, a towel, and wear comfortable attire including shoes to exercise in. DNC E30 702 6:00-7:00p

W

OFC-TBA

Brewster

9/21-10/19

DNC E30 730 6:00-7:00p

W

OFC-TBA

Brewster

11/2-12/7

12 • Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule

Education

Firearms Safety Training

EDU C17–Substitute Teaching I – The Workshop

LWN E12–IL CCL Training Firearms

Fee $79 In this introductory workshop, learn how to make your day of substitute teaching more than just survival. Certification/ licensing procedures are discussed in this workshop to introduce students to the field of what substitute teaching is really all about, and what is required of educational preparation. EDU C17 702 6:00-9:00p

M

MA-3238

Mertens

8/22

EDU C18–Substitute Teaching II – The Class

Fee $119 Prerequisite: EDU C17 Be part of the educational community and learn to be professional, positive and practical in learning strategies which will effectively meet the needs of anyone who wants to substitute teach in today’s rapidly changing K-12 classrooms. Classroom management strategies as well as curriculum based ideas presented to prepare prospective substitute teachers to make valuable contributions to the education of students. The instructor draws from experiences as a substitute and regular classroom teacher to share techniques that are effective. This class is open to all, however, if you are new and inquiring about the field, please register for the Substitute Teaching One–The Workshop before enrolling in the class. EDU C18 702 6:00-9:00p

M

MA-3238

Mertens

8/29-10/17

Fee $229 No firearms or ammunition may be brought to the college campus. All students must meet the required hours No Exceptions. Upon completion of this class (16 hours) you will be eligible to apply for an Illinois Concealed Carry License (CCL) firearms permit as allowed by Illinois law. The Illinois State Police Certificate will be issued at the completion of 16-hour course, after covering all of the Illinois Compiled Statutes (ILCS) concerning concealed carry compliance. If you’ve never fired a pistol before or even as an experienced shooter, you will find this class informative and very firearm safety oriented. Firearms Owners Identification Card (FOID) needed for class. Apply at www.ispfsb.com/Public/FOID.aspx. Range location: Sporting Arms &Supply Inc. 14216 S. Western Ave. Posen IL 60469. LWN E12 730 6:00-10:00p MW OFC-5750

Wilson

10/3-10/5-Theory

8:00-10:00p TH

10/6-Range



8:00-2:00p S OFC-5750

10/8-Theory

LWN E12 732 6:00-10:00p MW OFC-5750

Wilson

10/24-10/26-Theory

8:00-10:00p TH



8:00-2:00p S OFC-5750 10/29-Theory

LWN E12 734 6:00-10:00p MW OFC-5740

10/27-Range

Wilson

11/14-11/16-Theory

Event Planning HOS E07–Let’s Plan It!

Fee $99 We will cover budgeting, food, entertainment, marketing/ PR and a host of other needed components to create a wellmanaged and efficient successful social event. Taught by an Event Planner and professor of Hospitality Management, this course is designed for beginners and intermediate level planners. Classes will be held at the Oak Forest Center in Oak Forest, IL. HOS E07 702 10:30-12:00p

S

OFC-5760

Kimball

9/24-11/5



8:00-10:00p TH



8:00-2:00p S OFC-5740 11/19-Theory

11/17-Range

Food Service Sanitation FDS E10–Food Service Certification

Fee $119 A 12-hour course in food safety covers sanitation practices designed to maintain a safe and sanitary environment. Covers regulating agencies, cross contamination, personal hygiene, kinds of contaminants, purchasing practices, viruses related to food safety (pathogens). Will also cover methods and types of sanitations, equipment requirements and pest control. Students who pass the course will be able to obtain their State of Illinois Food Managers License, valid for five years. Students MUST attend all class sessions-to be eligible to take exam no exceptions. Required textbook is available in the College bookstore and must be purchased before first class meeting. FDS E10 730 10:00-1:00p

TW

MA-3244

Jamison

9/6-9/14

FDS E10 732

5:00-8:00p

TW

MA-3238

Jamison

10/4-10/12

FDS E10 734 10:00-1:00p

TW

MA-3244

Jamison

11/8-11/16

Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule • 13

Health Technology Programs-(CHW, CPR, HIT) CHW E01–Introduction to Community Health

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Course provides an overview of the health care system and community health work. Students will gain an understanding of the role of community health workers, the scope of their function and services, and how they interact with other health personnel and resources. Includes principles of effective verbal and non-verbal communication to assist students in encouraging positive interaction. CHW E01 760 6:00-8:30p

T

MA-4347

Ellison

9/20-12/13

CHW E10–Community Health Development

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. This course is designed to help students develop self, client and community capacities to protect and improve health. Emphasis is on building individual and community participation in health through information sharing, informal counseling social support, health skills instruction, community-wide assessments and promoting changes in negative behaviors. CHW E10 760 4:00-6:00p

MW

MA-4347

Ellison

9/19-12/14

CHW E24–Case Management

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Course is designed to provide the student with the basic case management skills. The focus of this course is on the main components of case management, outreach screening intake, referrals and follow-up. Students will learn about home visits and universal precautions. CHW E24 730 4:30-6:00p

TTH

MA-4347

Williams

9/20-12/15

CSA E29–CPR/AED for Healthcare Providers (American Heart Association)

Fee $68 This course is designed for Healthcare Providers such as Nurses, Nursing Assistants, and other Healthcare Providers as well as the general public. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a “CPR for Healthcare Providers” card, which is valid for two (2) years. Required textbook available in the College bookstore. CSA E29 702

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5760

Holland

8/27

CSA E29 730

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5760

Holland

9/10

CSA E29 732

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5760

Holland

9/24

CSA E29 734

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5760

Holland

10/8

CSA E29 736

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5250

Holland

10/22

CSA E29 738

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5250

Holland

11/5

CSA E29 740

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5680

Holland

11/19

CSA E29 742

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5680

Holland

12/3

CSA E29 744

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5680

Holland

12/17

CSA E30–CPR/AED Renewal (American Heart Association)

Fee $58 Prerequisite: Participants must have a current CPR Card to enroll in this course Healthcare Providers may renew their CPR cards by taking this course. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a “CPR for Healthcare Providers” card, which is valid for two (2) years. Required textbook available in the College bookstore. CSA E30 702

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5760

Holland

8/27

CSA E30 730

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5760

Holland

9/10

CSA E30 732

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5760

Holland

9/24

CSA E30 734

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5760

Holland

10/8

CSA E30 736

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5250

Holland

10/22

CSA E30 738

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5250

Holland

11/5

CSA E30 740

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5680

Holland

11/19

CSA E30 742

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5680

Holland

12/3

CSA E30 744

9:00-1:30p

S

OFC-5680

Holland

12/17

HIT E04–Introduction to ICD-10-PCS Coding

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. This course introduces the ICD-10-PCS coding system, used in the United States to classify procedures that are performed in the inpatient hospital setting. Emphasis placed on learning ICD-10-PCS guidelines and reviewing and dissecting clinical documentation in order to accurately build an ICD-10-PCS code. Students will abstract and code procedures from inpatient records utilizing an encoder program. HIT E04 730

9:00-12:30p

TTH

MA-3343

Campbell

10/18-12/15

HIT E04 732

6:00-9:30p

TTH

MA-3343

Campbell 10/18-12/15

14 • Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule PHT E18–OTC, Herbal and Alternative Therapy

Tuition $104 Fee $99 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. This course offers a review of safe and effective nonprescription (over-the-counter) products used in medical conditions that are self-treatable. These therapies include OTC medications, herbals, medical devices, and alternative treatment options. PHT E18 702

7:00- 9:50p

T

MA-L232

8/23-12/13

Languages

Music Programs MUS E03–Fundamentals of Music

Tuition $53 Fee $49 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. An introductory music theory course for music and nonmusic majors. It covers rudiments of music such as music notation, rhythm, meter, time signature, key signatures, major scales, minor scales, intervals, transposition and chords. Each student has access to an electronic keyboard for direct application of classroom work. MUS E03 702 9:00-10:15a

COM E47–Spanish I – Conversational

MW

MA-1111

Calhoon

8/22-12/14

MUS E04–Fundamentals of Ear Training

Fee $89 Bienvenidos! This Conversational Spanish course covers basic vocabulary, conversation, pronunciation, and frequently used expressions. Students will practice speaking, listening, reading and writing in class; they will also learn interesting facts on culture and customs. Upon completion of the course, students should be able to communicate effectively in Spanish, using basic words and phrases. Required textbook available in the College bookstore.

Tuition $53 Fee $49 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. An introductory aural skills course for music majors to perform four major tasks: (1) singing intervallic exercises, tonal indexing, dyadic exercises and harmonic drills; (2) hearing rhythm, meter, intervals, chords and melody; (3) writing of memorized melodies; and (4) dictating intervals, melody and chords.

COM E47 702 6:00-8:00p

MUS E04 702 10:30-11:20a

W

MA-3244

9/21-11/30

HSA E02–Sign Language of the Deaf I for Adults

MW

MA-1111

Calhoon

8/22-12/14

MUS E09–Introduction Class Piano I

Fee $89 Introduction to American Sign Language (ASL) and the Deaf Culture in America. Focus is on building sign vocabulary, finger spelling, grammar and syntax rules, facial expressions, use of personal space, mime and the development of sensitivity and awareness of the Deaf Community in America. The student is expected to acquire basic signing skills and sign vocabulary. This course is not designed to train the student to function as an interpreter for the Deaf. Required textbook available in the College bookstore.

Tuition $53 Fee $49 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. This course is designed for the adult beginner who wishes to learn the piano by playing chords quickly with both hands, using songs that are familiar and tuneful. Progress in learning is in proportion to daily practice, so it is helpful to have a piano or keyboard at home. The goal of the course is to enable the student to play easy pop and country music at the first reading.

HSA E02 702 6:00-8:00p

MUS E09 702 12:00-12:50p

M

MA-3238

Worley

9/19-11/21

TTH

MA-1111

Chou

8/23-12/15

MUS E41–Children’s Piano I - Beginning

Fee $69 (Ages 6-10) Lessons will include theory, note reading, technique and some performance. Student will have 16 half-hour lessons. Parent must accompany child to each lesson. Each student must have a piano at home, or at least a keyboard for daily practice. Two textbooks required. MUS E41 702 5:00-5:30p

T

MA-1111

Lewis

8/23-12/13

Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule • 15 MUS E18–South Suburban College Voices

Tuition $10 Fee $10 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. A symphonic chorus for experienced singers in the Chicago south suburban Calumet area to perform master choral works and classical selections. Open to experienced singers of the community upon consultation. Call (708) 596-2000, ext. 2316 for more information. MUS E18 702

2:00-3:15p

MW

MA-1137

Ulreich

8/22-12/14

MUS E94 702

MUS E21–Jazz Band

Tuition $10 Fee $10 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Consultation with the director is required. Call (708) 5962000, ext. 2316 for more information. MUS E21 702

4:00-5:15p

MUS E21 706 7:00-9:45p

MW

MA-1137

Calhoon

8/22-12/14

W

MA-LHC

O’Connor

8/24-12/14

MUS E39–Symphonic Band

Tuition $10 Fee $10 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Open to the experienced musicians of the community and advanced high school musicians, this course covers music of all styles utilizing full instrumentation. Open to experienced community and student instrumentalists. Consultation with the director is required. Call 596-2000, ext. 2316. MUS E39 702 7:00-9:45p

TH

MA-1137

Calhoon

8/25-12/15

Tuition $10 Fee $10 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Prerequisite: Three years prior musical experience or instructor approval Development of aural recognition and responses to the fundamental elements of melody and harmony within the be-bop style (ca. 1940). Open to all experienced performers. For further details please contact the Music Department, ext. 2316. T

MA-1137

Hankins

8/23-12/13

MUS E52–Jazz Combo

Tuition $10 Fee $10 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Open to experienced community and student jazz performers. Repertoire will be drawn from traditional and contemporary composers from the beginning of the twentieth century to present. For further details please contact the Music Department, ext. 2316. MUS E52 702 5:20-6:55p

W

MA-1137

O’Connor

9:30-10:45a

8/24-12/14

TTH

MA-1232

Chou

8/23-12/15

MUS E95–Ear Training and Sight Reading I

Tuition $53 Fee $49 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. First aural skills course for all music majors in the foursemester sequence. This course is also known as an applied music theory course, in which students apply what they learn in music theory to ear training and sight singing. It consists of two essential parts: singing and writing. The first portion contains different kinds of singing exercises that help students improve their proficiency in tonal retention, visual recognition and tonal reference, and vertical perception. The drills include tonicization patterns, intervals, tonal indexing, memorized melodies, dyadic progression and harmonic progression. Techniques of sight-singing will also be taught. The second part addresses on the speedwriting of memorized melodies and the dictation of interval, rhythm, melody and harmony. MUS E95 702 11:00-11:50a

MUS E42–Aural Foundations of Improvisation

MUS E42 702 5:20-7:45p

MUS E94–Music Theory I

Tuition $53 Fee $49 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. First music theory course for all music majors in the foursemester sequence. It covers melodic axioms and diatonic harmonic idioms of the common-practice period music, harmonic series, scale patterns, harmonic analysis of tonal music, principles of binary and ternary forms, realization of the Figured Bass numerals and melodic harmonization in piano and homophonic textures.

TTH

MA-1232

Chou

8/23-12/15

MUS E98–Orchestra

Tuition $10 Fee $10 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Prerequisite: Audition, invitation or consent of instructor Open to experienced community and student string performers. Repertoire will be drawn from traditional and contemporary composers. MUS E98 702 6:00-8:45p

M

MA-1137

Calhoon

8/22-12/12

16 • Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule MUS C28–MUS E67–Private Applied Music Lessons for Adults & Children

Fee $218 If one-on-one instruction is more your style, then enroll in one of our many private applied music classes. Private applied lessons are provided in eight-week units; students desiring a full semester should register for both classes in the following pairs. Students may register for voice or instruments lessons. For more information regarding scheduling of music lessons please call 596-2000, ext. 2316. Instructors will contact registered students by telephone to schedule lessons. First eight-week lessons begin the week of 8/22/16. Second eightweek lessons begin the week of 10/17/16. 1st 8-week 2nd 8-week 8/22-10/14 10/17-12/16

Personal Development Creative Coping Skills

Fee $69 Are you unsure of how to handle stressful situations? Creativity is the best tool to reduce stress. It is easy and effective. This course is designed for those who need support and better coping skills. Learn how to develop your own personal strategy to manage stress using one of the many creative exercises, such as the Body Map to locate stress in the body. Bring your questions and a journal. Other supplies provided. MHA C21 730 1:00-3:00p

S

OFC-5740 McFarlane

10/1-10/22

MHA C21 732 6:30- 8:30p

TH

MA-3244 McFarlane

10/6-10/27

MUS C28 730

760

Jazz Guitar

MA-1102

Miller

MUS E26 730

760

Folk Guitar

MA-1102

Miller

MUS E26 732

762

Folk Guitar

MA-1108

Konsbruck

MUS E27 730

760

Modern Guitar

MA-1102

Miller

MUS E27 732

762

Modern Guitar

MA-1102

Konsbruck

MUS E28 730

760

Bass Guitar

MA-1102

Calhoon

MUS E31 730

760

Piano

MA-1102

Bouregois

MUS E31 732

762

Piano

MA-1102

Lee

MUS E31 734

764

Piano

MA-1108

Chou

Fee $40 This is a plan of action to get OUT of credit card debt/ reduce bad credit, raise your credit limit, buy a home, pay off mortgage in half the time with LESS money, keep your home PROTECTED against lawsuits, and become an active investor for financial freedom. There is an additional charge of $20 (cash only) to be paid to instructor for materials on the night of class no exceptions.

MUS E31 736

766

Piano

MA-1106

DeYoung

BUS C05 730

MUS E31 738

768

Piano

MA-1104

Lewis

MUS E31 740

770

Piano

MA-1106

Amenta

MUS E32 730

760

Voice

MA-1225

Lee

MUS E32 732

762

Voice

MA-1104

Carter

MUS E32 736

766

Voice

MA-1106

Chou

MUS E32 738

768

Voice

MA-1106

Ulreich

MUS E33 730

760

Brass (Tuba)

MA-1106

Weber

MUS E33 732

762

Brass (Trmbn)

MA-1104

Brath

MUS E33 734

764

Brass (Trmpt)

MA-1225

Hankins

MUS E34 730

760

Woodwinds

MA-1104

Gdalman

MUS E34 732

762

Woodwinds

MA-1108

Regan

MUS E34 734

764

Woodwinds

MA-1102

Regan

MUS E36 730

760

Percussion

MA-1100

Ellison

MUS E37 730

760

Organ

MA-1112

DeYoung

MUS E38 730

760

Classical Guitar

MA-1112

Miller

MUS E38 732

762

Classical Guitar

MA-1112

Konsbruck

MUS E60 730

760

Violin

MA-1102

Howard

MUS E61 730

760

Viola

MA-1137

Howard

MUS E62 730

760

Cello

MA-1104

White

MUS E63 730

760

Double Bass

MA-1102

Calhoon

MUS E64 730

760

Oboe

MA-1102

Larson

MUS E65 730

760

Bassoon

MA-1102

Larson

MUS E67 730

760

French Horn

MA-1108

Kaplan

BUS C05-Seven Simple Secrets to Financial Freedom

2:00-4:00p

TH

MA-TBA

Krusemark

10/27/16

BUS C16-Cash in with a Successful Home-Based Business

Fee $40 Turn your talents and hobbies into profits. You will learn about mandatory legal documentation, ways to market your product/service, taking tax deductions (this workshop included), and 100 home business ideas. This is the most comprehensive business start-up workshop around. There is an additional charge of $20 (cash only) to be paid to instructor for materials on the night of class no exceptions. BUS C16 730 6:00-8:00p

TH

MA-TBA Krusemark

10/27/16

BUS C17-Make Money with a Typing/WP/Virtual Assistant Business

Fee $20 Prerequisite: BUS C16 If you can type, you can make money at home. Having learned about business startup you discover how/where to find clients, 50 ways to advertise/market services, equipment choices, and 100 ways to make money with a computer. There is an additional charge of $10 (cash only) to be paid to instructor for materials on the night of class no exceptions. BUS C17 730 8:00-9:00p

TH

MA-TBA Krusemark

10/27/16

Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule • 17 CES C08-Earn Extra Money with a Mystery Shopping Business

Fee $20 Prerequisite: BUS C16 Want to become a Secret Mystery Shopper? Learn how to start your business and how to create a mystery shopping profile, sign up with 25 LEGITIMATE mystery shopping companies WITHOUT FEES, and avoid pitfalls and scams. . There is an additional charge of $10 (cash only) to be paid to instructor for materials on the night of class no exceptions. CES C08 730 5:00-6:00p

TH

MA-TBA Krusemark

10/27/16

HMK E33-Save Money with Extreme Couponing!

Fee $20 Learn how to save $$$ every day. You learn where to find different types of coupons, how to find coupon web sites, how to decipher coupon policies, the best way to sort and store coupons, and how to find people to trade with. There is an additional charge of $10 (cash only) to be paid to instructor for materials on the night of class no exceptions. HMK E33 730 4:00-5:00p

TH

MA-TBA

Krusemark

10/27/16

Physical Education PE E09–Beginning Weight Training I

PE E09 702

12:00-12:55p

MW

FC-125

8/22-12/14

PE E09 762

7:00-8:40p

TTH

FC-125

10/11-12/15

PE E11–Low Impact/Step Aerobics

Tuition $33 Fee $33 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Students will study the cardiovascular system and participate in low impact/step aerobics. Students will work to obtain 70% of their maximum heart rate for a thirty-minute period. 6:00-7:50p

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FC-125

8/26-12/16

PE E12–Advanced Impact Step Aerobics

Tuition $33 Fee $33 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Participation in advanced impact/step aerobics to maintain a designated maximum heart rate for a thirty-minute period. Incorporation of the study of the cardiovascular system PE E12 702

6:00-7:50p

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FC-125

PE E70 702

5:00-5:50p

MW

FC-FTLB

8/22-12/14

PE E70 704

10:00-10:50a

TTH

FC-FTLB

8/23-12/15

Publishing ENG E17–Write to Get Published

Fee $99 Teaching students how to organize their book ideas, obtain their ISBN Number and copyright. Learn how to market on the Internet and create e-books, choose a winning cover and title and much more. Required textbook may be purchased online or from Instructor. ENG E17 702 10:00a-1:00p

Tuition $33 Fee $33 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Improvement of muscle tone and joint range of motion (flexibility) are stressed. Individual works at own pace.

PE E11 702

PE E70–Physical Fitness I

Tuition $33 Fee $33 This is a college credit class with limited seating for non-credit students. Minimum age recommended for class is 18. Acquaints the student with a basic knowledge and understanding of physical conditioning programs. Development of a personalized fitness program which includes a pretest evaluation, workouts in the Fitness Lab, and a post-test evaluation.

8/26-12/16

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OFC-5730

9/24-11/12

18 • Course Listings • Fall 2016 Continuing Education Schedule

Easy Steps to Register

Are You an Expert in Your Field? New Non-Credit Students

First time non-credit students should visit the Admissions Office (Room 2348) or call Continuing Education at (708) 596-2000 ext. 2231. New non-credit students will also receive an SSC email account and a My SSC Username & Password via email. Register online at www.ssc.edu using your My SSC portal. Have your Discover Card, MasterCard, or Visa ready for payment. In order to access your My SSC portal, please visit www.ssc.edu/myssc.

Interested in Teaching? Current/ Returning Students Using your My SSC portal*

In order to access your My SSC portal, please visit www.ssc.edu/myssc.

The Continuing Education Department at SSC is always looking for new You are now logged in and your name should appear in the upper rightExpert corner after(SME), “Welcome.”you may be non-credit classes. If you are a Subject Matter If you have any questions concerning your admissions status, please contact the Admissions Office at (708) 210-5718. qualified to teach courses in*Your your area of expertise. My SSC portal also allows 24 hour access during college closed Login using your Student Email Address and Password. (i.e. [email protected]).

periods.

Class Topics Include:

My SSC My SSC is our student portal to South Suburban College. It opens a door to exciting features like student email, news, campus updates, a personalized class schedule, and online registration.

Art Food Service Sanitation Building Construction Health Technology Programs Who We Are… The Continuing Education Department and the Business & Career Institute welcome youLanguages and thank you for your participation Technology in our programs. For more information regarding our programs and services, please feel free to contact the following individuals: Business & Management Expertise Music Programs Continuing Education: Shirley Drewenski-Director, Continuing Education (708) 596-2000, ext. 5842 Computer/ Office Administration Personal Development Debbie Ravazee-Program Assistant, Continuing Education (708) 596-2000, ext. 2231 & Technology Physical Education Business & Career Institute: Becky Admave-DeanCreative of Extension Services (708) 225-6005 Arts Publishing Renee Maltese-Administrative Assistant II (708) 596-2000, ext. 6006 Latasha Binder-(CSBDC-Construction (708) 225-6039 Dance Small Business Development Center) Travel Career Training Nancy Burrows-Client Solutions Specialist (708) 596-2000, ext.3258 Education Gervaise Edwards-Coordinator, Client Solutions (708) 596-2000, ext. 2522 Rebecca Garcia-Highway Construction Careers Training Program Alexandra Glumac-Client Solutions Specialist Dianne Needles-Workforce Development Program Manager Michael Schoettle-Client Solutions Specialist

(708) 225-6042 (708) 596-2000, ext.3254 (708) 596-2000, ext.3259 (708) 596-2000, ext.3253

Contact Shirley Drewenski, Director of Continuing Education at ACT Center: [email protected] Lois Fuentes-Manager, Operations and Testing, BCI

(708) 225-6040

Classes for Seniors at South Suburban College BUS E49 - Computers for Seniors Designed to teach seniors basic skills of how to navigate the computer. Students will learn how to access email, send documents, and navigate the Internet. Class will cover how to attach photos with email.

See Page Six for more details.

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Jacqueline Martin, Trustee Lansing

Janet M. Rogers, Trustee Harvey

Terry R. Wells, Trustee Phoenix

Joseph Whittington, Jr., Trustee Harvey

Ronnell Tatum, Student Trustee Riverdale

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