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Courses, Seminars and Workshops Listed by Program

FALL/WINTER 2006
 

ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE


New
QuickBooks 2006 Computerized Accounting for Your Business
This is an overview of QuickBooks Pro 2006 so that you can see its extensive capabilities. This is an ideal seminar for those who are trying to decide whether or not to use QuickBooks in their business. You must take this class if you have never used the QuickBooks program.
Class ID: NTG S37 001 TTN: 4622
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Mon., Jan 22
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 1/22/2007; ends 1/22/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $95

New
QuickBooks 2006 Computerized Accounting for Your Business
This is an overview of QuickBooks Pro 2006 so that you can see its extensive capabilities. This is an ideal seminar for those who are trying to decide whether or not to use QuickBooks in their business. You must take this class if you have never used the QuickBooks program.
Class ID: NTG S37 002 TTN: 4623
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Mon., Mar 26
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/26/2007; ends 3/26/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $95

New
QuickBooks 2006 for Invoicing and Check Writing
Learn to do daily operations such as invoicing, receiving payents, making cash sales, and bank deposits. Bill payment, check writing, sales tax and inventory management will also be covered.
Class ID: NTG S54 001 TTN: 4626
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Mon., Feb 5
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 2/5/2007; ends 2/5/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $95

New
QuickBooks 2006 Series
Take all four of these QuickBooks seminars at a reduced price.
Class ID: NTG S56 001 TTN: 4628
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Mon., Jan 22, 29, Feb 5 and 12
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 1/22/2007; ends 2/12/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $315

New
QuickBooks 2006 Series
Take all four of these QuickBooks seminars at a reduced price.
Class ID: NTG S56 002 TTN: 4629
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Mon., Mar 26, Apr 2, 9 and 16
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/26/2007; ends 4/16/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $315

New
Setting Up A Computerized Accounting System Using QuickBooks 2006
Learn how to set preferences, create a chart of accounts, set up items, vendors, customers, classes and reminders.
Class ID: NTG S53 001 TTN: 4625
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Mon., Jan 29
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 1/29/2007; ends 1/29/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $95

New
Using QuickBooks 2006 to Streamline Your Payroll
Learn setting payroll preferences, setting up employee payroll items, entering historical data, entering employee time and paycheck information, printing paychecks and payroll reports, plus processing tax liability checks and government reports.
Class ID: NTG S55 005 TTN: 4436
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Wed., Dec 13
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 12/13/2006; ends 12/13/2006)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $95

New
Using QuickBooks 2006 to Streamline Your Payroll
Learn setting payroll preferences, setting up employee payroll items, entering historical data, entering employee time and paycheck information, printing paychecks and payroll reports, plus processing tax liability checks and government reports.
Class ID: NTG S55 001 TTN: 4627
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Mon., Feb 12
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 2/12/2007; ends 2/12/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $95

COMPUTER BASICS


Computer Basics
This two-part seminar is designed to make your introduction to computers smoother and more effective. This class is for people with little or no computer experience. Topics to be covered include: basic terminology, how hardware and software work, basic computer operations like function keys and special keys. NOTE: This course does not provide keyboard skill training.
Class ID: NTC S33 001 TTN: 4589
Instructor: Dan Gaydosh
Scheduled: Tues., Jan 23 and 30
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 1/23/2007; ends 1/30/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $115

Computer Basics
This two-part seminar is designed to make your introduction to computers smoother and more effective. This class is for people with little or no computer experience. Topics to be covered include: basic terminology, how hardware and software work, basic computer operations like function keys and special keys. NOTE: This course does not provide keyboard skill training.
Class ID: NTC S33 002 TTN: 4591
Instructor: TBA
Scheduled: Wed., Feb 14 and 21
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 2/14/2007; ends 2/21/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $115

Computer Basics
This two-part seminar is designed to make your introduction to computers smoother and more effective. This class is for people with little or no computer experience. Topics to be covered include: basic terminology, how hardware and software work, basic computer operations like function keys and special keys. NOTE: This course does not provide keyboard skill training.
Class ID: NTC S33 003 TTN: 4592
Instructor: Dan Gaydosh
Scheduled: Mon., Feb 26 and Mar 5
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 2/26/2007; ends 3/5/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $115

New
Windows XP
Get started with Windows XP and learn what makes XP so much more than just an operating system upgrade. Explore the basics of Windows XP in this 6 hour class.
Class ID: NTE S89 001 TTN: 4593
Instructor: Dan Gaydosh
Scheduled: Tues., Feb 6 and 13
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 2/6/2007; ends 2/13/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, MCC
Fee: $139

New
Windows XP
Get started with Windows XP and learn what makes XP so much more than just an operating system upgrade. Explore the basics of Windows XP in this 6 hour class.
Class ID: NTE S89 002 TTN: 4594
Instructor: TBA
Scheduled: Mon., Mar 12 and 19
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/12/2007; ends 3/19/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $139

New
Windows XP
Get started with Windows XP and learn what makes XP so much more than just an operating system upgrade. Explore the basics of Windows XP in this 6 hour class.
Class ID: NTE S89 003 TTN: 4595
Instructor: Dan Gaydosh
Scheduled: Wed., Mar 21 and 28
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 3/21/2007; ends 3/28/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $139

COMPUTER CLASSES FOR MEMBERS OF RAP AND SENIOR CITIZENS 60 AND OVER


Computer Basics for Seniors and RAP Members
In this two-part class, you will gain an understanding of the basics of personal computing before working in Windows 95 and learning other software applications. Topics to be covered will include: basic terminology, how hardware and software work, basic computer operations like function keys and special keys. This course does not provide keyboard skill training.
Class ID: NTE S81 001 TTN: 4585
Instructor: Kerrie Dietzel
Scheduled: Wed., Jan 31 and Feb 7
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 1/31/2007; ends 2/7/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $69

Internet for Seniors and RAP Members
Learn the basics of how to use the Internet and how to sign on and "surf" the Web. You must have had computer basics or its equivalent in order to take this seminar.
Class ID: NTC S35 001 TTN: 4587
Instructor: Kerrie Dietzel
Scheduled: Wed., Feb 28 and Mar 7
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 2/28/2007; ends 3/7/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $69

Windows XP for Seniors and RAP Members
This two-part introductory Windows XP workshop is designed to teach you the basics of Windows XP. It is assumed that the learner already knows PC basics and mouse skills. You will be exposed to the Start and Program menus, Paint, WordPad, how to run multiple programs and other Windows accessory programs. You must have had Computer Basics or its equivalent in order to take this class.
Class ID: NTE S82 001 TTN: 4586
Instructor: Kerrie Deitzel
Scheduled: Wed., Feb 14 and 21
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 2/14/2007; ends 2/21/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $69

Word for Seniors and RAP Members
This three-part introductory workshop is designed to teach you the basics of Word. You must know PC basics and mouse skills to take this class. You will learn to create, edit, format, save and print documents.
Class ID: NTE S83 001 TTN: 4588
Instructor: Kerrie Dietzel
Scheduled: Wed., Mar 14, 21 and 28
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 3/14/2007; ends 3/28/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $95

CONTACT MANAGEMENT


Introduction to Outlook
Learn the basics of using Outlook as a communication tool. Use a calendar to schedule appointments, coordinate business meetings with multiple participants, and how to keep track of personal and business contacts. You will also create task lists and notes to remind you of things that need to be done.
Class ID: NTE S31 001 TTN: 4614
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Thurs., Jan 25, Feb 1 and 8
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 1/25/2007; ends 2/8/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

CUSTOMER SERVICE


DDI - Service Plus
Provide better service and keep your customers coming back. How you relate to your customers can directly affect your company's bottom line. Gain the skills that you will need to communicate professionally, anticipate customer needs, learn to listen, manage stressful situations, and gain repeat business.
Class ID: NTC S70 001 TTN: 4659
Instructor: TBA
Scheduled: Thurs., Mar 1
8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/1/2007; ends 3/1/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Corp Center
Fee: $209

Through the Eyes of Your Customers
How do your customers see you: Competitive loyalty is maintained through satisfied customers. Learn the skill of realizing a customer's expectations, how to create a partnership with your customers and how to devise a plan to meet the customers' needs without over compromising. This kind of customer interaction leads to both improved quality of your products and improved customer service.
Class ID: NTC S66 001 TTN: 4661
Instructor: Rick Reece
Scheduled: Thurs., Mar 29
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 3/29/2007; ends 3/29/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $89

DATABASES


Advanced Access 2002
Learn to use advanced form features including properties, design tools, display information that has sub-forms, make forms more functional and concise.
Class ID: NTE S71 004 TTN: 4634
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Wed., Jan 24, 31 and Feb 7
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 1/24/2007; ends 2/7/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

Advanced Access 2002
Learn to use advanced form features including properties, design tools, display information that has sub-forms, make forms more functional and concise.
Class ID: NTE S71 005 TTN: 4635
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Fri., Mar 30, Apr 6 and 13
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/30/2007; ends 4/13/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

Intermediate Access 2002
Work with charts, filters and relationships, maintain data integrity, and use advanced form features. Discover macros and use advanced query features.
Class ID: NTE S71 003 TTN: 4633
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Fri., Mar 9, 16 and 23
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/9/2007; ends 3/23/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

New
Introduction to Access 2003
Learn how to create files, set up tables, fields and properties, use input masks, Wizards, tables and data relations, create queries, reports, and work with HTML.
Class ID: NTE S71 001 TTN: 4631
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Fri., Jan 26, Feb 2 and 9
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 1/26/2007; ends 2/9/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

New
Introduction to Access 2003
Learn how to create files, set up tables, fields and properties, use input masks, Wizards, tables and data relations, create queries, reports, and work with HTML.
Class ID: NTE S71 002 TTN: 4632
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Wed., Feb 28, Mar 7 and 14
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 2/28/2007; ends 3/14/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

DESKTOP PUBLISHING


New
Introduction to Microsoft --Publisher
Use Publisher to create distinctive newsletters, brochures, flyers and documents that have a professional edge. Learn to work with frames, text and graphics, formatting, multi-page publications and many other techniques.
Class ID: NTC S51 004 TTN: 4644
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Mon., Mar 5, 12 and 19
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 3/5/2007; ends 3/19/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

Introduction to Visio
Learn how to get the most out of Microsoft Visio, a powerful business graphics application. Learn how to create graphic files, use the drawing shapes tool, create diagrams, format objects and pages, as well as explore some of the special types of graphics you can use.
Class ID: NTC S51 005 TTN: 4645
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Fri., Feb 16, 23 and Mar 2
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 2/16/2007; ends 3/2/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT


New
Assessing Your Organization
Is your organization operating at its highest level? The best organizations, both small and large, have systems in place that enable it to achieve maximum results. Leaders of these organizations set high expectations, value employees and stakeholders, and align all aspects of the business with clear organizational goals. Learn the process for assessing your organizaton against the Malcolm Baldrige Quality Criteria and the principles of the European Foundation for Quality Management. Topics include: - how to develop plans for organization effectiveness using the planning process format - the 7 assessment categories of the Malcolm Baldrige Quality Criteria - the 5 assessment categories of the European Foundation for Quality Management - how to assess customer expectations for maximum
Class ID: NTG S13 001 TTN: 4657
Instructor: Dennis Ulrey
Scheduled: Thurs., Mar 15
8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/15/2007; ends 3/15/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $159

Communicating - Openly and Directly
To meet today's business challenges, one of the things that we must do is improve the effectiveness of our communications. Possessing good communication skills is essential for personal and professional success, yet poor communication is probably the largest single contributor to the problems that many of our organizations and we ourselves experience. Through a combination of lecture, video, activities and group discussion, practical tips and techniques will be presented that will improve your personal and professional communication skills, thereby increasing your effectiveness when communicating with others.
Class ID: NTE S49 001 TTN: 4655
Instructor: Wayne Pratt
Scheduled: Thurs., Mar 8
8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/8/2007; ends 3/8/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $139

New
Constant Change, You and Your Organization
Change management can be a frightening subject,yet today, change is constant and something good organizations address pro-actively. There are two ways to look at change. First, change will happen without you; and second, change will happen with you. Organizations get to decide if they'll let change happen and then try to catch up or make change management part of their organization's process. In this workshop, you will learn why change is difficult for both employees and the organization and how to make change something that people no longer fear, but welcome. Topics will include: - the history behind the fear of change and why people avoid it - where change occurs in organizations - the importance of change agents and change management - steps to developing a pro-active approa
Class ID: NTG S10 001 TTN: 4647
Instructor: Dennis Ulrey
Scheduled: Thurs., Jan 25
8 a.m. - noon
(Begins 1/25/2007; ends 1/25/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $89

New
Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - An Overview
Experience an overview of Stephen Covey's The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. These powerful principles will help you understand how to attain a better work-life balance both personally and professionally. Covey's Foundational Principles will be discussed along with an explanation of all 7 Habits. This course is not intended to replace the full step by step content, but will give you an overview to help you understand the strength and benefits of the material.
Class ID: NTG S12 001 TTN: 4653
Instructor: Michael Maretich
Scheduled: Tues., Feb 20
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 2/20/2007; ends 2/20/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $79

New
DDI - Middle Management Leadership Development
This series establishes and promotes an atmosphere that stresses the importance of continuous learning and development. Leaders discuss how to create an environment to support leadership development. They acquaint themselves with the three elements of the supporting leadership development process; engaging participation, developing skills and competence, and realizing results. Series modules include: - Supporting leadership development - Building an environment of trust - Developing others - Influential leadership - Rapid decision making
Class ID: NTE S56 001 TTN: 4656
Instructor: Chuck Nemer
Scheduled: Wed., Mar 14, 21, 28, Apr 4 and 11
8 a.m. - noon
(Begins 3/14/2007; ends 4/11/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $625

New
DDI - Performance Series
Just one employee with chronic performance or work-habit problems can drag down the performance and morale of an entire work group. Also, it can dominate a leader's time and lead to frustration and stress. This series builds leader's skills in handling chronic performance or work-habit problems or serious misconduct. You will learn how to document a problem and explain what the employee must do to address it. When leaders are able to effectively review progress toward achieving agreed-upon expectations, they strengthen the performance of the individual, the work group and the organization. Series modules are: - Setting Performance Expectations - Reviewing Performance Programs - Managing Performance Problems
Class ID: NTG S14 001 TTN: 4658
Instructor: Betty Nissen
Scheduled: Fri., Mar 23, 30 and Apr 6
8 a.m. - noon
(Begins 3/23/2007; ends 4/6/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $389

DDI: Leadership Series
The role of the manager is challenging and it is important to identify the behaviors you will demonstrate that reinforce the role of a manager or a supervisor. Plan to attend this five-part series to learn the techniques, tools, and skills necessary to be an effective leader. Target audience - informal and formal leaders at all levels. Topics are: - the new manager - essential leadership skills - delegating for productivity and growth - preparing others to succeed - guiding conflict resolution
Class ID: NTE S15 001 TTN: 4648
Instructor: Denise Maifield
Scheduled: Wed., Jan 31, Feb 7, 14, 21 and 28
8 a.m. - noon
(Begins 1/31/2007; ends 2/28/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $625

New
Effective Meetings
Learn how to turn mediocre meetings into meetings that produce results. You will learn tools that you can use to enhance the meeting process, facilitation and communication skills, and strategies for dealing with difficult meeting participants.
Class ID: NTG S62 001 TTN: 4654
Instructor: Rick Reece
Scheduled: Thurs., Feb 22
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 2/22/2007; ends 2/22/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Corp. Center
Fee: $79

Mastering the Art of Time Management
We all need more time and most of us never seem to find it. This workshop will show you, step by step, how to make valuable time and raise productivity through time management skills. Topics to be discussed will include: - The importance of organization and how to obtain it - How to reclaim control of your time - How to improve your time management skills - Strategies for focusing on what's most important
Class ID: NTC S09 001 TTN: 4649
Instructor: Wayne Pratt
Scheduled: Fri., Feb 2
8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
(Begins 2/2/2007; ends 2/2/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $149

New
Project Management
Understanding the skills to successfully manage projects is critical with tight budgets and tight deadline constraints. Learn the skills necessary for meeting the demands for higher quality, greater value, and accountability in project management. Start with the tasks and requirements of project management; initial planning, goal setting, plan development, implementation and follow-up.
Class ID: NTC S67 001 TTN: 4652
Instructor: Aaron Sellers
Scheduled: Fri., Feb 16
8 a.m. - noon
(Begins 2/16/2007; ends 2/16/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $109

New
Teamwork Vs. Teams
Teamwork and teams have been buzzwords for about a decade. Many organizations want to hook onto the "team" train. Teams are great - in the right circumstances. Teamwork is expected. However, there is a difference. Teams are a noun or the "what". Teamwork is an adjective or the "how" or the process. Establishing teams and teamwork first comes with understanding of what they are and in what situations they can be effective. Join this workshop to find out whether teams and teamwork are right for you and your company. Topics include: - understanding the difference between teams and teamwork - applying teamwork principles - when and when not to establish teams - effective team characteristics - why teams succeed and why they fail
Class ID: NTG S11 001 TTN: 4651
Instructor: Dennis Ulrey
Scheduled: Thurs., Feb 15
8 a.m. - noon
(Begins 2/15/2007; ends 2/15/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $89

OSHA


OSHA - Machinery and Machine Safeguarding
Machine guarding and related machinery violations rank among the top 10 of OSHA citations issued. Workers who operate and maintain machinery suffer approximately 18,000 amputations, lacerations, crushing injuries, abrasions and over 800 deaths a year. OSHA compliance experts will help participants identify and control the hazards caused by mechanical components and motion in or near these components and activities performed by workers during machinery operations. Learn the OSHA standards that apply to your operations.
Class ID: NTG S59 001 TTN: 4662
Instructor: Nancy Quick
Scheduled: Tues., Feb 6
8 a.m. - noon
(Begins 2/6/2007; ends 2/6/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $25

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE


Intermediate PowerPoint 2002
Emphasis will be on customizing presentations by incorporating multimedia elements into presentations.
Class ID: NTC S78 003 TTN: 4638
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Mon., Mar 26, Apr 2 and 9
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 3/26/2007; ends 4/9/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

Intermediate PowerPoint 2002
Emphasis will be on customizing presentations by incorporating multimedia elements into presentations.
Class ID: NTC S78 004 TTN: 4639
Instructor: Kerrie Dietzel
Scheduled: Fri., Mar 30, Apr 6 and 13
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 3/30/2007; ends 4/13/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

Introduction to PowerPoint 2003
Learn to create and edit presentations, format text and print presentations. Work with proofing tools and objects and how to use graphics in presentations, lectures, or visual presentations.
Class ID: NTC S78 001 TTN: 4636
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Mon., Jan 22, 29 and Feb 5
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 1/22/2007; ends 2/5/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

Introduction to PowerPoint 2003
Learn to create and edit presentations, format text and print presentations. Work with proofing tools and objects and how to use graphics in presentations, lectures, or visual presentations.
Class ID: NTC S78 002 TTN: 4637
Instructor: Kerrie Dietzel
Scheduled: Fri., Feb 16, 23 and Mar 2
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 2/16/2007; ends 3/2/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

SPECIAL INTEREST


Blueprint Reading
This 16 hour basic blueprint reading workshop will enable participants to interpret basic blueprint drawings through hands on activities. This course is designed for inspectors, shop floor personnel and individuals who need skill enhancement on this topic. The class will cover dimensioning, tolerancing, types of lines, auxiliary views, title block and symbols. Individual class exercises will provide actual print reading practice for the participants. Topics will also include: - print layout - holes, countersinks, counterbores, and chamfers - threads - machining details - assembly prints
Class ID: NTE S24 001 TTN: 4665
Instructor: Bob Squires
Scheduled: Tues., Feb 27
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
(Begins 2/27/2007; ends 2/27/2007)
Location: Rm. 115, Shah Center
Fee: $119

New
Introduction to Effective Presentation Skills and Techniques
It can be intimidating to face an audience. Learn techniques to help you enhance your presentations, how to prepare and organize your presentation, how to deliver your message, and how to develop your stage presence. The success of your presentation does not depend so much on what you say, as much as on your appearance and delivery. Polish those presentation skills so that your message is successfully delivered to clients, associates, and the community.
Class ID: NTG S16 001 TTN: 4666
Instructor: Michael Maretich
Scheduled: Wed., Mar 14
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 3/14/2007; ends 3/14/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $79

New
Prevention of Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
The employer's responsibilities in the area of sexual harassment are serious and complex. Managers must understand that the employer is liable for the actions of its employees. Learn the skills necessary to prevent, recognize, and report harassment in the workplace. Participants will learn to distinguish between the two kinds of sexual harassment "quid pro quo" and "hostile environment". Stopping sexual harassment before it begins minimizes risks to the company and to its employees.
Class ID: NTG S15 001 TTN: 4664
Instructor: Sue Staab
Scheduled: Tues., Feb 13
7 - 8:30 p.m.
(Begins 2/13/2007; ends 2/13/2007)
Location: Rm. 113, Shah Center
Fee: $45

SPREADSHEETS


Advanced Excel 2000
Discover Excel's database capabilities. Work with databases, sort databases, use database functions and filters, use automated features, pivot tables, audit worksheets and create reports.
Class ID: NTC S48 006 TTN: 4621
Instructor: Dan Gaydosh
Scheduled: Thurs., Jan 25, Feb 1 and 8
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 1/25/2007; ends 2/8/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

Intermediate Excel 2003
Work with advanced formatting features and functions and use a variety of techniques to sort and filer data. Learn to locate and update data and use special format and print options.
Class ID: NTC S48 004 TTN: 4618
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Fri., Mar 9, 16 and 23
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 3/9/2007; ends 3/23/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

Intermediate Excel 2003
Work with advanced formatting features and functions and use a variety of techniques to sort and filer data. Learn to locate and update data and use special format and print options.
Class ID: NTC S48 005 TTN: 4819
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Tues., Mar 27, Apr 3 and 10
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 3/27/2007; ends 4/10/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

New
Introduction to Excel 2003
Learn the fundamentals of spreadsheets, including formatting cells and ranges, creating formulas, using functions to create and print worksheets, and enhancing charts.
Class ID: NTC S48 001 TTN: 4615
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Fri., Jan 26, Feb 2 and 9
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 1/26/2007; ends 2/9/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

New
Introduction to Excel 2003
Learn the fundamentals of spreadsheets, including formatting cells and ranges, creating formulas, using functions to create and print worksheets, and enhancing charts.
Class ID: NTC S48 002 TTN: 4616
Instructor: Jennifer Purkey
Scheduled: Tues., Feb 13, 20 and 27
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 2/13/2007; ends 2/27/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

New
Introduction to Excel 2003
Learn the fundamentals of spreadsheets, including formatting cells and ranges, creating formulas, using functions to create and print worksheets, and enhancing charts.
Class ID: NTC S48 003 TTN: 4617
Instructor: Dan Gaydosh
Scheduled: Sat., Mar 3, 10 and 17
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 3/3/2007; ends 3/17/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

WEB DESIGN


FrontPage Fundamentals
Work with the basics of FrontPage to create and insert images into a Web site, work with text, create hyperlinks and design tables. Learn how to publish and maintain a Web site.
Class ID: NTC S51 002 TTN: 4642
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Tues., Mar 13 and 20
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/13/2007; ends 3/20/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $125

Intermediate Front Page
Work with the basics of FrontPage to create and insert images into a Web site, work with text, create hyperlinks and design tables. Learn how to publish and maintain a Web Site.
Class ID: NTC S51 003 TTN: 4643
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Tues. Mar 27 and Apr 3
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/27/2007; ends 4/3/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $125

Web Design
Use Netscape Composer to create a web site that is effective, user friendly, and successful.
Class ID: NTC S51 001 TTN: 4641
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Mon., Feb 12, 19 and 26
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 2/12/2007; ends 2/26/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $139

WORD PROCESSING


Advanced Word 2002
Discover Word's advanced capabilities. Learn to create forms, use data sources, use and modify macros, insert form fields and sort information.
Class ID: NTC S84 005 TTN: 4611
Instructor: TBA
Scheduled: Thurs., Feb 15, 22, and Mar 1
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 2/15/2007; ends 3/1/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

Advanced Word 2002
Discover Word's advanced capabilities. Learn to create forms, use data sources, use and modify macros, insert form fields and sort information.
Class ID: NTC S84 006 TTN: 4612
Instructor: Dan Gaydosh
Scheduled: Thurs., Mar 29, Apr 5 and 12
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/29/2007; ends 4/12/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

Getting More From Mail Merge
Using the Mail Merge Wizard learn how to get the most from the mail merge features including advanced merging features.
Class ID: NTC S84 007 TTN: 4613
Instructor: Pam Palmer
Scheduled: Wed., Mar 21
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 3/21/2007; ends 3/21/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $65

Intermediate Word 2003
Learn how to use templates, create letters, envelopes and labels, and use styles. Also, how to use outlines, headers and footers, create and format tables and use graphic elements in documents.
Class ID: NTC S84 004 TTN: 4599
Instructor: Dan Gaydosh
Scheduled: Tues., Mar 6, 13 and 20
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 3/6/2007; ends 3/20/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

New
Introduction to Word 2003
Learn the key concepts in document creation and editing, how to create a simple document, save a document, use the automatic feature, and make changes to an existing document.
Class ID: NTC S84 001 TTN: 4596
Instructor: Dan Gaydosh
Scheduled: Tues., Jan 23, 30 and Feb 6
6 - 9 p.m.
(Begins 1/23/2007; ends 2/6/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

New
Introduction to Word 2003
Learn the key concepts in document creation and editing, how to create a simple document, save a document, use the automatic feature, and make changes to an existing document.
Class ID: NTC S84 002 TTN: 4597
Instructor: Kerrie Dietzel
Scheduled: Sat., Feb 10, 17 and 24
9 a.m. - noon
(Begins 2/10/2007; ends 2/24/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155

New
Introduction to Word 2003
Learn the key concepts in document creation and editing, how to create a simple document, save a document, use the automatic feature, and make changes to an existing document.
Class ID: NTC S84 003 TTN: 4598
Instructor: Kerrie Dietzel
Scheduled: Thurs., Feb 15, 22, and Mar 1
1 - 4 p.m.
(Begins 2/15/2007; ends 3/1/2007)
Location: Rm. 111, Shah Center
Fee: $155
Center for Corporate Training and the Illinois Small Business Development Center
McHenry County College
Shah Center
4100 W. Shamrock Lane | McHenry, IL 60050
Phone: (815) 455-8593  ||  Fax: (815) 578-9682  ||  E-mail: gkoehler@mchenry.edu