Harbor Occupational Center
740 NORTH PACIFIC AVENUE • SAN PEDRO, CA 90731
(310) 547-5551 OR TDD (310) 547-5346 www.harboroc.org
Business Education
ACCOUNTING/1
21-02-50 - $15.00
Electronic calculators and accounting applications for sole proprietorships and partnerships using Quick-Books and Microsoft Excel.
Prerequisites: Algebra and Excel background or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M311 |
Sifuentes |
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ACCOUNTING/2
21-02-51 - $15.00
Electronic calculators and accounting applications for corporations using QuickBooks and Microsoft Excel.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M311 |
Sifuentes |
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/1:OFFICE PROCEDURES
65-35-50/21-17-50 - $15.00
Office safety, copiers, FAX, telephone techniques, filing, employability skills, business ethics and attitudes, e-mail and mail processing, data records management, and travel arrangements.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M302 |
Flores |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M302 |
Flores |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M302 |
Chedotte |
| TWTh |
3:00p – 4:30p |
M302 |
Flores |
| Sat. |
8:00a – 12:15p |
M302 |
Vela |
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/2: BUSINESS ENGLISH
65-35-60 - $15.00
Grammar, spelling, vocabulary, punctuation & letter writing.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Administrative Assistant/1: Office Procedures (65-35-50) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M302 |
Flores |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M302 |
Flores |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M302 |
Chedotte |
| TWTh |
3:00p – 4:30p |
M302 |
Flores |
| Sat. |
8:00a – 12:15p |
M302 |
Vela |
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/3: BUSINESS MATH
65-35-70/21-17-52 - $15.00
Review basic math, fractions, decimals, percentage, calculator, payroll, discount and interest rates.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Administrative Assistant/2: Business English (65-35-60) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M311 |
Sifuentes |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M307 |
Chedotte |
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COMPUTER OPERATION/1: FOUNDATIONS
65-35-80/21-18-50 - $15.00
Introduction to operating systems, computer parts, concepts, and terminology; keyboarding; Internet; and e-mail.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| TWTh |
3:00p – 4:30p |
M302 |
Flores |
| Sat. |
8:00a – 12:15p |
M302 |
Vela |
| TTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
M302 |
Staff |
| W |
5:30p – 8:45p |
M302 |
Staff |
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COMPUTER OPERATION/2: INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS
65-35-90/21-18-51 - $15.00
Intermediate Office: Word, Excel, and Outlook; Internet; troubleshooting; and keyboarding reinforcement.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Computer Operation/I: Foundations (65-35-80) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| TWTh |
3:00p – 4:30p |
M302 |
Flores |
| Sat. |
8:00a – 12:15p |
M302 |
Vela |
| TTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
M302 |
Staff |
| W |
5:30p – 8:45p |
M302 |
Staff |
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COMPUTER OPERATION/3: DATABASE MANAGEMENT
65-45-50/21-18-52 - $15.00
Advanced Office: Access, alphabetic indexing, cross referencing, and database management.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Computer Operation/2: Integrated Applications (65-35-90) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| TWTh |
3:00p – 4:30p |
M302 |
Flores |
| Sat. |
8:00a – 12:15p |
M302 |
Vela |
| TTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
M302 |
Staff |
| W |
5:30p – 8:45p |
M302 |
Staff |
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COMPUTER OPERATION/4: PRESENTATIONS
65-45-60/21-18-53 - $15.00
Technical instruction and practical experience & development in presentations while formatting graphics using PowerPoint. Creating, editing, & navigating presentations.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Computer Operation/3: Database Management (65-45-50) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| TWTh |
3:00p – 4:30p |
M302 |
Flores |
| Sat. |
8:00a – 12:15p |
M302 |
Vela |
| TTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
M302 |
Staff |
| W |
5:30p – 8:45p |
M302 |
Staff |
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CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
61-60-50/21-01-50 - $15.00
Prepares student to provide customer services to a variety of industry and/or company environments.
Prerequisites: Minimum of 8.0 reading level measured by the TABE D 9/10 test.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M302 |
Flores |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M311 |
Sifuentes |
| TWTh |
3:00p – 4:30p |
M302 |
Flores |
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DESKTOP PUBLISHING/1
60-55-70 - $15.00
Design fundamentals, word processing, fonts, page layout, publishing, paint and line graphics, Microsoft Word, and Publisher.
Prerequisite: Enrollment requires employment-level competency in reading, writing skills and math, knowledge of Windows operating system, word processing, and keyboarding speed as required by the industry, or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M310 |
Pollard |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M310 |
Pollard |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M310 |
Pollard |
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DESKTOP PUBLISHING/2
60-55-75 - $15.00
Photoshop, graphics, job planning & development, proofreading & editing, and review of principles of design & layout.
Prerequisites: Requires successful completion of the Desktop Publishing/1 (60-55-70) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M310 |
Pollard |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M310 |
Pollard |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M310 |
Pollard |
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TAX PREPARATION
65-15-70 - $15.00
This 90 hour course will cover the principles and procedures of income tax preparation and filing; identify tax forms 1040EZ, 1040A, 1040 and other required tax documents; perform tax calculations, identify tax credits and deductions, and learn tax concepts and laws.
Prerequisites: Basic Math Skills or instructor's permission.
| TWTh |
4:00p – 8:00p |
M302 |
Censi-Corso |
| Sat. |
8:00a – 12:15p |
M302 |
Sifuentes |
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TYPIST: KEYBOARDING
61-50-88/21-13-72 - $20.00
Development of speed and accuracy; timed writings; formatting, letters, memos, outlines, tables and reports. Challenge test is available.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M302/M310 |
Flores/Pollard |
| M - Th |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M307 |
Chedotte |
| TWTh |
3:00p – 4:30p |
M302 |
Flores |
| TTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
M302 |
Staff |
| W |
5:30p – 8:45p |
M302 |
Staff |
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Health Occupations
HEALTH INFORMATION TECH: TERMINOLOGY
66-15-50 - $15.00
Understanding the language of medicine through word building, analysis of terms, pronunciation, and spelling. Provides practice in the use of a medical dictionary and reference books.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires employment-level competency in reading, written, and oral communications, and math.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
D203 |
Staff |
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HEALTH INFORMATION TECH/2: ELECTRONIC RECORDING AND FILING
66-15-60 - $15.00
Keyboarding, medical terminology, preparation of medical forms, reports, correspondence, record keeping, office tools and equipment, including computer usage, safety procedures, medical ethics and legal responsibilities.
Prerequisites: Successful completion of Health Information Tech/1: Terminology.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
D203 |
Staff |
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HEALTH INFORMATION TECH/3: INSURANCE BILLING
66-15-70 - $15.00
Prepare for entry level employment in medical offices, hospitals, clinical laboratories, insurance companies and other medical facilities. Instruction in basic insurance information in major types of medical programs, procedural and diagnostic coding utilized in the preparation of claims forms.
Prerequisites: Successful completion of Health Information Tech/2: Electronic Recording and Filing.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
D203 |
Staff |
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HEALTH INFORMATION TECH/4: DIAGNOSTIC CODING
66-15-80 - $15.00
Verbal description of diseases, injuries, conditions, and procedures into numerical designations (codes). This is for purposes of reimbursement and statistical medical record keeping.
Prerequisites: Successful completion of Health Information Tech/3: Insurance and Billing.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
D203 |
Staff |
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HEALTH INFORMATION TECH/5: AMBULATORY CODING SYSTEMS
66-15-90 - $15.00
Uniform description of medical, surgical, and diagnostic services rendered into five-digit numeric codes used by third-party payers. Training in coding compliance, identifying/applying coding guidelines in Evaluation Management, Anesthesia, Surgery, Pathology/Laboratory, Radiology, and Medicine.
Prerequisites for Health Information Tech/5: Ambulatory Coding Systems (66-15-90): Successful completion of Health Information Tech/4: Diagnostic Coding.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
D203 |
Staff |
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PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
67-90- 60 - $80.00
Prepare for employment in a pharmacy setting. Interpret prescriptions, prepare and label drug products, perform aseptic technique. Learn pharmacy laws, measurement conversions, body systems, and pharmacology. Qualify to apply for a Pharmacy Technician License with the CA State Board of Pharmacy. Prepare for PTCB National Certification exam.
Prerequisites: 18 years of age; high school graduate or GED; 9.0 reading level & Math 2 (53-03-76) completion; TB clearance & physical exam will be discussed at mandatory orientation.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
H1 |
Acuña |
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Home Economics
BAKER (FUNDAMENTALS)
68-50-50/28-08-72 - $30.00
This course offers entry-level training, enabling graduates to qualify for first year apprentice positions in the commercial baking industry. Students are exposed to hands-on production procedures including scaling, mixing, make-up, baking, and merchandising of commercial baking products.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M108 |
Staff |
| Sat. |
8:00a – 12:15p |
M108 |
Staff |
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Automotive/ Diesel Technology
AUTO TECH: BRAKES
69-90-53/29-03-56 - $25.00
Brake diagnosis and repair: general, hydraulic system, drum brake, disc brake, power assist units, wheel bearings, parking brakes, electronic brake, and control systems.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Auto Tech: Engine Repair (69-90-73) or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A102/103 |
Lopez |
| TWTh |
3:00p – 5:30p |
A102/103 |
Lopez |
| TWTh |
12:45p – 2:45p |
A102/103 |
Garcia |
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AUTO TECH: DIESEL/1
69-90-55/29-03-57 - $25.00
Diesel engine diagnosis and repair. Cylinder head, valve train and engine block repair. Instruction and practical experience with "green" vehicle technologies.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Auto Tech: Engine Repair (69-90-73) or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
D201 |
Cochran |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
D201 |
Cochran |
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AUTO TECH: DIESEL/2
69-90-57/29-03-58 - $25.00
Diesel engine diagnosis and repair. Lubrication, cooling, fuel, intake and exhaust systems. Engine brakes and electronic fuel systems.
Prerequisites: Requires successful completion of the Auto Tech: Diesel/1 (69-90-55) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
D201 |
Cochran |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
D201 |
Cochran |
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AUTO TECH: DRIVE TRAIN
69-90-59/29-03-59 - $25.00
Drive train diagnosis and repair: clutch, transmission, drive shaft, universal joint and drive axle.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Auto Tech: Diesel/2 (69-90-57) or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
D201 |
Cochran |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
D201 |
Cochran |
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AUTO TECH: ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS/1
69-90- 61/29-03-60 - $25.00
Electrical and electronic diagnosis and repair: general diagnosis of domestic and import cars, battery, starting system, and charging system.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Auto Tech: Engine Repair (69-90-73) or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A102/A103 |
Lopez |
| M - F |
10:15a – 2:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A102/A103 |
Garcia |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
A109 |
Santillan |
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AUTO TECH: ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS/2
69-90-63/29-03-61 - $25.00
Electrical and electronic diagnosis and repair: lighting systems, gauges, warning devices, driver information systems, horn and wiper/washer, and accessories.
Prerequisites: Successful completion of the Auto Tech: Electrical and Electronics/1 (69-90-61) or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A102/103 |
Lopez |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A102/103 |
Garcia |
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AUTO TECH: EMISSION CONTROL/1
69-90-65/29- 03-62 - $15.00
First in a sequence of two courses designed to meet the Bureau of Automotive Regulation (BAR) licensing requirements for the Basic Clean Air Car Course Program. Emission control using sustainable and green vehicle technologies. On Board Diagnosis (OBD) II systems tests and diagnostics, malfunction indicator light (MIL) trouble codes, main monitors and readiness tests.
| M - F |
10:15a – 2:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
A109 |
Santillan |
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AUTO TECH: EMISSION CONTROL/2
69-90-67/29- 03-63 - $15.00
Second in a sequence of two courses designed to meet the Bureau of Automotive Regulation (BAR) licensing requirements for the Basic Clean Air Car Course Program. Emission control using sustainable and green vehicle technologies. NOx emissions, DSO, loaded mode emissions, catalytic converter, and BAR-97 EIS testing procedures for the Enhanced Area Program.
| M - F |
10:15a – 2:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
A109 |
Santillan |
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AUTO TECH: ENGINE PERFORMANCE/1
69-90-69/29- 03-64 - $25.00
Introduction to the different engine designs, automotive electricity, hybrid vehicles, and alternative fuel vehicles. Engine performance diagnosis and repair: general, computerized engine controls, and ignition system.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Auto Tech: Engine Repair (69-90-73) or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A102/A103 |
Lopez |
| M - F |
10:15a – 2:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A102/A103 |
Garcia |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
A109 |
Santillan |
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AUTO TECH: ENGINE PERFORMANCE/2
69-90-71/29-03-65 - $25.00
Engine performance: fuel, air induction, and exhaust systems, emission controls systems, and engine-related service. It also offers reviews of engine design, automotive electricity, hybrid vehicles, and alternative fuel vehicles.
Prerequisites: Successful completion of the Auto Tech: Engine Performance/1 (69-90-69) or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A102/A103 |
Lopez |
| M - F |
10:15a – 2:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A102/A103 |
Garcia |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
A109 |
Santillan |
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AUTO TECH: ENGINE REPAIR
69-90-73/29-03-66 - $25.00
Engine repair: general engine, cylinder head and valve train, engine block assembly, and lubrication and cooling systems.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A102/103 |
Lopez |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A102/103 |
Garcia |
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AUTO TECH: SUSPENSION AND STEERING
69-90-79/29-03-69 - $25.00
Suspension and steering diagnosis and repair: general, steering, suspension, related steering and suspension, wheels, & tires.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of Auto Tech: Engine Repair (69-90-73) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A102/103 |
Lopez |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A102/103 |
Garcia |
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AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN: EXHAUST EMISSIONS (OBD) II
69-60-75/29-06-99 - $15.00
This course prepares students for employment and licensing in the California State Smog Check Program. Emphasis on systems operation, inspection, diagnosis, and repair. Prepares students for the California State Smog licensing exam.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires a 7.5 reading level as measured by the TABE D 9/10, math skills equivalent to Basic Math – Advanced (53-03-73). Students must also meet state requirements to enter required class for Clean Air Car Course (CACC).
| M - F |
10:15a – 2:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
A109 |
Santillan |
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AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN: EXHAUST EMISSIONS– 20 HOUR SMOG LICENSING (Upgrade)
69-60-70/29-06-98 - $15.00
BAR 20-Hour Update #1 for currently employed licensed California State Smog Technicians. Introduction to ASM testing and diagnosis; oscilloscope testing and waveform pattern diagnosis; lab scope operation and analysis of fuel control sensors.
| M - F |
10:15a – 2:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
A109 |
Santillan |
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MOBILE ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN/1
69-35-80 - $25.00
Instruction of basic electronics, test equipment, basic auto mechanics and principles, operations and installation of vehicle audio systems. Math and testing emphasized.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires a 7.0 reading level as measured by the TABE D 9/10 test and math skills equivalent to Math 1(53-03-75).
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A101 |
Yanez |
MOBILE ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN/2
69-35-85 - $25.00
Hands-on installation methods for vehicle speakers, crossovers, security systems, cellular phones, navigation and vehicle tracking systems. Math and testing emphasized.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of Mobile Electronics Technician/1 (69-35-80).
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A101 |
Yanez |
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MOBILE ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN/3
69-35-90 - $25.00
Instruction and experience in hands-on installation methods for mobile electronics. Instruction includes vehicle security systems, navigation equipment, cellular technology and vehicle tracking systems. Math and testing emphasized.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of Mobile Electronics Technician/2 (69-35-85).
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A101 |
Yanez |
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TECHNOLOGY/1: AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS
69-90-83/29-03-71 - $15.00
Emphasis on domestic car engine designs, engine cooling systems, engine lubrication systems, automotive electricity, charging systems, and starting systems.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires employment-level competency in reading, written and oral communications, & math.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A102/A103 |
Lopez |
| M - F |
10:15a – 2:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A102/A103 |
Garcia |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
A109 |
Santillan |
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TECHNOLOGY/2: AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS
69-90-85/29-03-72 - $15.00
Emphasis on foreign car engine designs, the ignition systems, exhaust systems, emission control, major engine operations, and alternative power sources for automobiles.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Technology/1: Automotive Systems (69-90-83) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
A102/A103 |
Lopez |
| M - F |
10:15a – 2:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A102/A103 |
Garcia |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
A109 |
Santillan |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
A109 |
Santillan |
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Industrial Technology
BUILDING AND GROUNDS WORKER (FUNDAMENTALS)
29-30-51 - $15.00
Prepares trainees for entry-level employment as school custodians, upgrades skills, and prepares employees for promotion.
| TTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
TBD |
Staff |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
TBD |
Staff |
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CONSTRUCTION WORK/1
61-35-50/29-09-55 - $25.00
Provides instruction and practical experience in basic residential and commercial construction using sustainable green technology. Includes trade mathematics; emphasis on the techniques, tools, and materials required for concrete work, masonry, floor and wall construction, and roof construction.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M109 |
Hernandez |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
M109 |
Hernandez |
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CONSTRUCTION WORK/2
61-35-60/29-09-56 - $25.00
Provides instruction and practical experience in basic residential and commercial construction using sustainable green technology. Includes workplace safety, resource management, trade mathematics with emphasis on the techniques, tools, and materials required for plumbing, electrical, and drywall installation.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Construction Work/1 (61-35-50) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M109 |
Hernandez |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
M109 |
Hernandez |
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CONSTRUCTION WORK/3
61-35-70/29-09-57 - $25.00
Provides instruction and practical experience in basic residential and commercial construction using sustainable green technology. Includes workplace safety, resource management, trade mathematics and apprenticeship preparation with emphasis on the techniques, tools, and materials required for plumbing and electrical work, roofing and painting.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Construction Work /2 (61-35-60) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M109 |
Hernandez |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
M109 |
Hernandez |
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FLOORING TECHNICIAN/1
29-01-51 - $25.00
This course gives students an introduction to floor laying installation on an apprenticeship and trainee basis. Upgrade skills in new techniques.
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
G1 |
Nunez |
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FLOORING TECHNICIAN/2
29-01-52 - $25.00
This course provides hands-on training in ceramic tile, hard surfaces, carpeting and hardwood installation.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Flooring Technician/1 (61-35-80) course or instructor's permission.
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
G1 |
Nunez |
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HVAC/1
62-85-60/29-25-54 - $25.00
Provides students with project-based experiences in residential and commercial heating systems. Emphasis on basic theories and applications of electricity and thermodynamics, and the operational, troubleshooting, and maintenance techniques used for heating systems.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires employment-level competency in reading, written and oral communications, and math, and ability to lift heavy items required in the industry.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M106/113 |
Morales/Nguyen |
| TTh |
10:15a – 2:45p |
M113 |
Nguyen |
| W |
4:00p – 8:30p |
M106 |
Morales |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
M106 |
Goldstein |
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HVAC/2
62-85-65/29-25-55 - $25.00
Provides students with project-based experiences in residential & commercial ventilation and refrigeration. Emphasis on generation & modification of electricity for HVAC systems, wiring principles and procedures approved by the National Electric Code (NEC), operational techniques for ventilation and refrigeration systems, and troubleshooting techniques for refrigeration systems.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires completion of the HVAC/1 (62-85-60) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M106/113 |
Morales/Nguyen |
| TTh |
10:15a – 2:45p |
M113 |
Nguyen |
| W |
4:00p – 8:30p |
M106 |
Morales |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
M106 |
Goldstein |
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HVAC/3
62-85-70/29-25-56 - $25.00
Provides students with project-based experiences in air conditioning & integrated systems. Emphasis on cooling & control systems, commercial air conditioning, integrated systems, and lab work focusing on the service, diagnostic, and repair techniques used in the HVAC industry.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires completion of the HVAC/2 (62-85-65) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M106/113 |
Morales/Nguyen |
| TTh |
10:15a – 2:45p |
M113 |
Nguyen |
| W |
4:00p – 8:30p |
M106 |
Morales |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
M106 |
Goldstein |
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PHOTOVOLTAICS/1
62-65-50/29-23-55 - $100.00
Provides project-based experiences in photovoltaics (PV). Emphasis on basic electrical theories, electrical wiring principles, procedures, and solar energy.
Prerequisites: Employment-level competency in reading, written and oral communications, and math, and students must be at least 18 years of age, or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M104 |
Washington |
| F |
8:00a –11:15a |
M104 |
Washington |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
M104 |
Starks |
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PHOTOVOLTAICS/2
62-65-60/29-23-56 - $100.00
Prepares students in photovoltaics (PV) system selection, site selection, and mechanical design adaptation. PV system hardware & component evaluation, site assessments, sizing/costing/selection of PV systems, & PV system mechanical design.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Photovoltaics/1 (62-65-50) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M104 |
Washington |
| F |
8:00a –11:15a |
M104 |
Washington |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
M104 |
Starks |
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PHOTOVOLTAICS/3
62-65-70/29-23-57 - $100.00
Provides project-based experiences in photovoltaics (PV) installation. Emphasis on electrical design adaptations for PV systems and installation of subsystems and components.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Photovoltaics/2 (62-65-60) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M104 |
Washington |
| F |
8:00a –11:15a |
M104 |
Washington |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
M104 |
Starks |
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PLUMBING/1
29-09-83 - $25.00
Emphasis is placed on the proper selection and use of plumbing materials (including sustainable and green products) and tools, pipefitting techniques, piping & traps.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Construction Work/1 (61-35-50) or instructor's permission.
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
D202 |
Grageda |
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REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN (FUNDAMENTALS)
69-10-60/29-30-74 - $20.00
This course provides training in the refrigeration and air conditioning trade. Instruction includes basic knowledge of refrigeration and air conditioning mechanical theory, operation and maintenance, with emphasis on commercial aspects of refrigeration and air conditioning, including heating systems.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M113 |
Nguyen |
| TTh |
4:00p – 8:30p |
M113 |
Nguyen |
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REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN SERVICE
69-10-65/29-30-75 - $20.00
This course provides training in the refrigeration and air conditioning trade. System fundamentals, troubleshooting and repair procedures are emphasized in practical terms.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M113 |
Nguyen |
| TTh |
4:00p – 8:30p |
M113 |
Nguyen |
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WAREHOUSE OPERATIONS: FORKLIFT OPERATOR (FUNDAMENTALS)
29-10-53 - $25.00
Prepares students for the modern material-handling trades. Training includes warehousing, storekeeping, industrial safety; the uses and purposes of various types of material-handling equipment, such as: gas and electric forklifts, straddle-arm stackers, transporter and tow motors.
| M - Th |
8:00a – 12:15p |
AB1-2 |
Grant |
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WAREHOUSE OPERATIONS: FORKLIFT OPERATOR
29-10-54 - $100.00
Learn modern material-handling trades. Warehousing principles of space layout, processing and preparing receipt for storage, stock locator system, storekeeping, industrial safety; the uses and purposes of various types of material handling equipment. Prepares students in computer applications as used in the operation of industrial trucks, & employability skills.
| M - Th |
8:00a – 12:15p |
AB1-2 |
Grant |
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WELDING/1
67-95-50/29-13-53
Course provides technical instruction and practical experience in shielded metal arc welding, oxyacetylene cutting and trade mathematics. Emphasis on workplace safety procedures and employability skills.
Prerequisites:18 years of age; enrollment requires employment-level competency in reading, written and oral communication, & math.
(1) Weekly fee of $30.00 (Cash only).
(2) Weekly fee of $20.00 (Cash only).
(3) Weekly fee of $10.00 (Cash only).
| M - F (1) |
10:15a – 2:45p |
W106 |
Pernell |
| TWTh (2) |
5:30p – 8:45p |
W106 |
Pernell |
| Sat. (3) |
8:00a –12:15p |
W106 |
Cerda |
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WELDING/2
67-95-60/29-13-54
Course provides students with technical instruction on advanced techniques in welding and cutting processes. Emphasis on advanced welding, plasma arc cutting, types of welds, weld joints and trade mathematics.
Prerequisites: 18 years of age; enrollment requires successful completion of the Welding/1 (67-95-50) course or instructor's permission.
(1) Weekly fee of $30.00 (Cash only).
(2) Weekly fee of $20.00 (Cash only).
(3) Weekly fee of $10.00 (Cash only).
| M - F (1) |
10:15a – 2:45p |
W106 |
Pernell |
| TWTh (2) |
5:30p – 8:45p |
W106 |
Pernell |
| Sat. (3) |
8:00a –12:15p |
W106 |
Cerda |
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WELDING/3
67-95-70/29-13-55
Technical instruction & practical experience in advanced shielded metal arc welding in flux-core arc welding, gas metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, groove welds, and carbon arc cutting. Review of geometric and trigonometric designs with an introduction to fabrication and robotic welding. Focus on the requirements of the City of Los Angeles Departmental Welding Exams adopted from the American Welding Society (AWS) procedures.
Prerequisites: 18 years of age; enrollment requires successful completion of the Welding/2 (67-95-60) course or instructor's permission.
(1) Weekly fee of $30.00 (Cash only).
(2) Weekly fee of $20.00 (Cash only).
(3) Weekly fee of $10.00 (Cash only).
| M - F (1) |
10:15a – 2:45p |
W106 |
Pernell |
| TWTh (2) |
5:30p – 8:45p |
W106 |
Pernell |
| Sat. (3) |
8:00a –12:15p |
W106 |
Cerda |
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Specialty Classes
A+ CERTIFICATION/1
64-15-50 - $25.00
Installation, repair, and configuration of computer hardware. Includes system boards, memory, processors, storage devices, and printers.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of one of the Computer Operation courses (65-35-80, 65-35-90, 65-45-50, 65-45-60, or 65-45-70) or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M211 |
Reyes |
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A+ CERTIFICATION/2
64-15-60 - $25.00
Installation, repair, and configuration of computer software and operating systems. Includes Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 operating systems.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the A+ Certification/1 (64-15-50) course.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M211 |
Reyes |
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A+ CERTIFICATION/3 - $25.00
64-15-70
Introduction to computer networks including hardware and protocols. Software, hardware, and virus troubleshooting methodologies are discussed.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the A+ Certification/2 (64-15-60) course.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M211 |
Reyes |
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GRAPHIC DESIGNER (FUNDAMENTALS)
60-65-50 - $25.00
Basic principles of vector art, graphic design, print and typography, color theory, illustration, logo design, and branding. Conceptualization of images through the creative process and design software. Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M213 |
Scott |
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GRAPHIC DESIGNER/DIGITAL IMAGING
60-65-55 - $25.00
Prepares students in the use of a variety of digital image software and hardware used in the creation and manipulation of still, two-dimensional photo images and design. Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator.
Prerequisite: Graphic Designer/Fundamentals (60-65-50).
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M213 |
Scott |
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GRAPHIC DESIGNER/ADVERTISING DESIGN
60-65-60 - $25.00
Illustration and layout design using, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, and concepts in
pre-press production. Create magazines ads, posters, brochures & page layouts. Portfolio preparation.
Prerequisite: Graphic Designer/Digital Imaging (60-65-55).
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M213 |
Scott |
GRAPHIC DESIGNER/WEB DESIGN
60-65-65 - $25.00
Basic concepts in web design using Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Flash, Basic CSS, and HTML. Prepare layout designs and images for the web. Create a web based portfolio.
Prerequisite: Graphic Designer/Advertising Design (60-65-60).
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M213 |
Scott |
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NETWORK CONTROL OPERATOR
69- 45-60 - $35.00
Introduction to network administration. DOS, Windows, hardware & software for the network.
Prerequisites: Completion of Computer Operator Software Applications and/or demonstrated computer skills and 7.5 reading and math.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M211 |
Reyes |
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NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR: CERTIFICATION PREPARATION
69-45-50 - $60.00
Prepare for the Network Administrator exam. Develop ability to administer and manage network operating systems.
Prerequisites: Completion of Computer Operation 2/Integrated Applications and/or demonstrated computer skills and 7.5 reading and math.
| M - F |
8:00a – 2:45p |
M211 |
Reyes |
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POLICE OFFICER TRAINEE
62-30-90/29-53-51 - $20.00
This course is designed as a comprehensive introduction to law enforcement & criminal justice. This course explores the necessary skills to become a police officer. The general concepts of law enforcement are presented.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires a 7.5 reading level as measured by the TABE D 9/10 and demonstrated competence in or successful completion of English 3 (23-10-73).
| M - F |
10:15a – 2:45p |
P2 |
Staff |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
P2 |
Staff |
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UPHOLSTERY/1
61-45-90/29-09-90 - $25.00
Use of tools and equipment in compliance with safety guidelines of upholstery. Learn power sewing, furniture padding and covering to most styles of chairs and sofas. Some tufting and pattern making.
| M - F |
9:00a – 2:45p |
AB3-4 |
Almeida |
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UPHOLSTERY/2
61-45-95/29-09-91 - $25.00
This course is the second in a sequence of two designed for upholstery. It provides students with technical instruction and practical experience in auto upholstery, incorporating sustainable and green products. Instruction includes reviews of workplace safety, resource management, trade mathematics, and employability skills.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Upholstery/1 (61-45-90) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
9:00a – 2:45p |
AB3-4 |
Almeida |
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Distance Learning
GED
30-50-73 - $10.00
The GED Test covers the academic knowledge and skills attained in four years of high school. GED Distance Learning offers you a unique opportunity to prepare for the GED.
Prerequisite: 9.0 reading level.
| T |
3:00p – 7:00p |
M206 |
Bailey-Blenman |
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PARENT EDUCATION/NOW AND FUTURE PARENT
51-07-93
Knowledge and skills necessary for effective parenting of young children.
| TTh |
3:00p – 7:00p |
M304 |
Tate |
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PARENT EDUCATION/PARENTING THE ADOLESCENT
51-05-93
Developmental needs of adolescents and the challenges and rewards of the parenting teenager.
| TTh |
3:00p – 7:00p |
M304 |
Tate |
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Academic Programs
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION LAB
$5 per course
Basic reading courses offered in an integrated laboratory setting utilizing small group instruction and flow charts to monitor progress.
Adult Basic Education Courses
Reading 1 (53 – 03 – 64)
Reading 2 (53 – 03 – 65)
Reading – Advanced (53 – 03 – 63)
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M308 |
Vinovich |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M308 |
Vinovich |
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ADULT INDEPENDENT STUDY - $5.00
Refundable Book Deposit Required (Cash only)
Prerequisite: 9.0 reading level. By appointment only.
| T |
5:00p – 7:00p |
M202 |
Anderson |
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GED Test Preparation/Test Taking Strategies
30-50-71 - $10.00
Teacher directed class designed to prepare students to take and pass the GED Test. This competency-based course covers the five basic subject areas of language arts, social studies, science, literature and mathematics.
| TTh |
4:00p – 7:15p |
TBD |
Staff |
| Sat. |
8:00a –12:15p |
TBD |
Staff |
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INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION LAB - $5 per course
Courses are offered through individualized instruction in Learning Centers where different study programs that meet the individual needs of learners are available. Classes may be completed at the student's pace.
Individualized Instruction Lab Courses
Algebra 1A (31 – 02 – 70)
Algebra 1B (31 – 02 – 71)
Biology/1/Life Science (36 – 09 – 73)
Biology/2/Life Science (36 – 09 – 74)
Economics (37 – 09 – 71)
English 1 (23 – 09 – 71)
English 2 (23 – 09 – 72)
English 3 (23 – 10 – 73)
English 4 (23 – 10 – 74)
English Composition/Contemporary (23 – 11 – 75)
English Composition/Expository (23 – 12 – 77)
Fine Arts/The Visual Arts (20 – 09 – 52)
GED Test Preparation/
Test-Taking Strategies (30 – 50 – 71)
General Science/Integrated 1 (36 – 09 – 51)
General Science/Integrated 2 (36 – 09 – 52)
General Science/Integrated 3 (36 – 10 – 53)
General Science/Integrated 4 (36 – 10 – 54)
Geometry 1A (31 – 03 – 71)
Geometry 1B (31 – 03 – 72)
Health (36 – 05 – 74)
Life Skills (37 – 04 – 77)
Literature/American (23 – 11 – 76)
Literature/Modern (23 – 12 – 78)
Math 1 (53 – 03 – 75)
Math 2 (53 – 03 – 76)
Math 3 (53 – 03 – 77)
Parent Education (51 – 07 – 64)
Psychology (37 – 04 – 74)
Test Preparation/Essential Standards
English Language Arts/CAHSEE (23 – 05 – 51)
Test Preparation/Essential Standards
Math/CAHSEE (31 – 01 – 65)
U.S. Government (37 – 06 – 70)
U.S. History/1 (37 – 01 – 70)
U.S. History/2 (37 – 01 – 71)
World History/1 (37 – 02 – 71)
World History/2 (37 – 02 – 72)
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M303 |
Macias |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M303 |
Macias |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
M303 |
Macias |
| TWTh |
3:30p – 5:30p |
M303 |
Macias |
| TWTh |
5:45p – 8:45p |
M303 |
Macias |
| Sat. |
8:00a – 12:15p |
M303 |
Clavel |
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INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION ENGLISH LAB - $5.00 per course
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M215 |
Morris |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M215 |
Morris |
| Sat. |
8:00a – 12:15p |
M215 |
Morris |
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INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION MATH LAB - $5.00 per course
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
M202 |
Chedotte |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
M202 |
Chedotte |
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SAN PEDRO SKILLS CENTER
920 WEST 36TH STREET • SAN PEDRO, CA 90731
(310) 221-4651 OR TDD (310) 547-5346
INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION (AEWC PROGRAM FOR 16 – 18 YEAR OLDS)
Call (310) 221-4651
for information or an enrollment appointment. GED/High School diploma courses are offered through individualized instruction.
| M - Th |
8:00a – 12:15p |
|
Matich |
| M - Th |
1:00p – 3:00p |
|
Matich |
| M - Th |
8:00a –12:15p |
|
Pineda |
| F |
8:00a –12:15p |
|
Pineda |
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WILMINGTON SKILLS CENTER
217 ISLAND AVENUE • WILMINGTON, CA 90744
(310) 549-9831 OR TDD (310) 547-5346
Academic Programs
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)
COMMUNITY BASED ENGLISH TUTORING (CBET) Distance Learning ESL*
Ofrecemos clases de inglés para estudiantes principiantes e intermedios. Develops language proficiency in beginning/intermediate listening, speaking, reading & writing skills; grammar in everyday situations.
| M - Th |
8:00a – 12:15p |
Rm. 1 |
Route |
| M T * |
12:15p – 2:45p |
Rm. 1 |
Route |
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Business Education
ACCOUNTING/1 21-02-50 - $30.00
Electronic calculators and accounting applications for sole proprietorships and partnerships using Quick-Books and Microsoft Excel.
Prerequisites: Algebra and Excel backgrounds or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
Rm. 2 |
Guerrero |
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/1:OFFICE PROCEDURES 65-35-50 - $15.00
Office safety, copiers, FAX, telephone techniques, filing, employability skills, business ethics and attitudes, e-mail and mail processing, data records management, and travel arrangements.
| M - F |
8:00a – 10:00a |
Rm. 2 |
Guerrero |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
Rm. 2 |
Guerrero |
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/2: BUSINESS ENGLISH 65-35-60 - $15.00
Grammar, spelling, vocabulary, punctuation and letter writing.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Administrative Assistant/1: Office Procedures (65-35-50) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 10:00a |
Rm. 2 |
Guerrero |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
Rm. 2 |
Guerrero |
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/3: BUSINESS MATH 65-35-70 - $15.00
Review basic math, fractions, decimals, percentage, calculator, payroll, discount and interest rates.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Administrative Assistant/2: Business English (65-35-60) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a – 10:00a |
Rm. 2 |
Guerrero |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
Rm. 2 |
Guerrero |
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COMPUTER OPERATION/1: FOUNDATIONS 65-35-80/21-18-50 - $15.00
Introduction to operating systems, computer parts, concepts, and terminology; keyboarding; Internet; and e-mail.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
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COMPUTER OPERATION/2:
INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS 65-35-90/21-18-51 - $15.00
Intermediate Office: Word, Excel, and Outlook; Internet; troubleshooting; and keyboarding reinforcement.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Computer Operation/I: Foundations (65-35-80) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
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COMPUTER OPERATION/3: DATABASE MANAGEMENT 65-45-50/21-18-52 - $15.00
Advanced Office: Access, alphabetic indexing, cross referencing, and database management.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Computer Operation/2: Integrated Applications (65-35-90) course or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
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CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE 61-60-50 - $15.00
Prepares student to provide customer services to a variety of industry and/or company environments.
Prerequisites: Minimum of 8.0 reading level measured by the TABE D 9/10 test.
| M - F |
8:00a – 10:00a |
Rm. 2 |
Guerrero |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
Rm. 2 |
Guerrero |
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DESKTOP PUBLISHING/1 60-55-70/29-04-59 - $15.00
Design fundamentals, word processing, fonts, page layout,
publishing, paint & line graphics, Word, and Publisher.
Prerequisite: Enrollment requires employment-level competency in reading, writing skills and math, knowledge of Windows operating system, word processing, and keyboarding speed as required by the industry, or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
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DESKTOP PUBLISHING/2
60-55-75/29-04-60 - $15.00
PhotoShop, graphics, job planning & development, proofreading and editing, and review of principles of design & layout.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of
the Desktop Publishing/1 (60-55-70) or instructor's permission.
| M - F |
8:00a –10:00a |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| M - F |
12:45p – 2:45p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
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CERTIFICATION PREPARATION 21-18-54 - $15.00
Prepares students for the IC3 Certification Exam.
Prerequisites: Enrollment requires successful completion of the Computer Operation/4: Presentations (65-45-60) course or instructor's permission.
| TWTh |
5:30p – 8:45p |
Rm. 3 |
Navarro |
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TYPIST: KEYBOARDING 61-50-88 - $20.00
Development of speed and accuracy; timed writings; formatting, letters, memos, outlines, tables and reports. Challenge test is available.
| M - F |
8:00a – 10:00a |
Rm. 2 |
Guerrero |
| M - F |
10:15a – 12:15p |
Rm. 2 |
Guerrero |
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Industrial Technology
WELDING/1 67-95-50/29-13-53
Course provides technical instruction and practical experience in shielded metal arc welding, oxyacetylene cutting and trade mathematics. Emphasis on workplace safety procedures and employability skills.
Prerequisites: 18 years of age; enrollment requires employment-level competency in reading, written and oral communication, and math.
(1) Weekly fee of $15.00 (Cash only).
(2) Weekly fee of $25.00 (Cash only).
(3) Weekly fee of $25.00 (Cash only).
| M (1) |
8:00A – 2:45P |
Rm. S1 |
Hinojosa |
| TWTh(2) |
10:15a – 2:30p |
Rm. S1 |
Hinojosa |
| TWTh(3) |
3:00p – 7:30p |
Rm. S1 |
Hinojosa |
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WELDING/2 67-95-60/29-13-54
Course provides students with technical instruction on advanced techniques in welding and cutting processes. Emphasis on advanced welding, plasma arc cutting, types of welds, weld joints and trade mathematics.
Prerequisites: 18 years of age; enrollment requires successful completion of the Welding/1 (67-95-50) course or instructor's permission.
(1) Weekly fee of $15.00 (Cash only).
(2) Weekly fee of $25.00 (Cash only).
(3) Weekly fee of $25.00 (Cash only).
| M (1) |
8:00A – 2:45P |
Rm. S1 |
Hinojosa |
| TWTh(2) |
10:15a – 2:30p |
Rm. S1 |
Hinojosa |
| TWTh(3) |
3:00p – 7:30p |
Rm. S1 |
Hinojosa |
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WELDING/3 67-95-70/29-13-55
Technical instruction and practical experience in advanced shielded metal arc welding in flux-core arc welding, gas metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, groove welds, and carbon arc cutting. Review of geometric and trigonometric designs with an introduction to fabrication and robotic welding. Focuses on the requirements of the City of Los Angeles Departmental Welding Exams adopted from the American Welding Society (AWS) procedures.
Prerequisites: 18 years of age; enrollment requires successful completion of the Welding/2 (67-95-60) course or instructor's permission.
(1) Weekly fee of $15.00 (Cash only).
(2) Weekly fee of $25.00 (Cash only).
(3) Weekly fee of $25.00 (Cash only).
| M (1) |
8:00A – 2:45P |
Rm. S1 |
Hinojosa |
| TWTh(2) |
10:15a – 2:30p |
Rm. S1 |
Hinojosa |
| TWTh(3) |
3:00p – 7:30p |
Rm. S1 |
Hinojosa |
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