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ALL THE MICROSOFT OFFICE 2013 UPDATES!Microsoft WordExcelAccessPowerPointPublisher

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dates and times on pages 9 & 10

Fall Classes 2014

T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

AgricultureRiding Instruction I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Riding Instruction II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Riding Instruction III. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

BusinessServant Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Internet Marketing Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Quick and Easy Website Building . . . . . . . . . . . .5Relieve Stress and Anxiety through Time Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Problem Solving and Decision Making . . . . . . . . .6Dealing with Di�cult People. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Mastering Public Presentations . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Work Readiness—What Employers Want . . . . . . .6Rental Property Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Computer ClassesBasic Computer Skills for Windows 7 . . . . . . . . . .7Basic Computer Skills for Windows 8 . . . . . . . . . .7Fundamentals of QuickBooks Pro 2014 . . . . . . . . .7QuickBooks Pro Intermediate . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Microsoft Access - Windows 2013 Comprehensive . .9Merging Microsoft Access and Excel . . . . . . . . . . .9Microsoft Publisher 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Microsoft PowerPoint Basics 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . .9Microsoft PowerPoint Master 2013 . . . . . . . . . . .9Microsoft Excel 2013 – Beginning . . . . . . . . . . . .9Microsoft Excel 2013 – Intermediate . . . . . . . . . 10Microsoft Excel 2013 - Advanced . . . . . . . . . . . 10Microsoft Word 2013 – Beginning. . . . . . . . . . . 10Microsoft Word 2013 – Beyond Beginning . . . . . . 10

Culinary ArtsNana’s Kitchen (two series; ten sessions) . . . . . . . 10Appetizers (four sections) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Regional Italian Cooking (four sections) . . . . . . . 12Thai Cooking (�ve sections) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Digital Arts / WebBeginning AutoCAD 2014 for Windows . . . . . . . . 13Photoshop Elements I: Imaging Editing Basics . . . 13Photoshop Elements II: Layout and Composition . . 13Photoshop Elements: Repairing Old Photos . . . . . 14Photoshop Elements: Preparing Images for Web . . 14Microsoft PowerPoint Basics 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . 14Microsoft PowerPoint Master 2013 . . . . . . . . . . 14Internet Marketing Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Quick and Easy Website Building . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Electricity / Electronics2014 Electrical Code Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Root Cause Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Equipment Reliability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Online Self-Paced PLC Course. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Basic PLC 1: RS Logix 500 and the Allen Bradley Micrologix Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Basic PLC 2: RS Logix 5000/Allen Bradley ControlLogix/CompactLogix Controllers . . . . . . 16Basic PLC 3: Basic Human Machine Interface. . . . . 17Motor Controls 1: Fundamentals of 3 Phase Motor Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Instrumentation & Calibration 1: Introduction to Instrument Calibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Introduction to Renewable Energy . . . . . . . . . . 18Solar Site Assessment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Introduction to Solar Thermal Hot Water Heating . . 18

HealthBasic EKG Interpretation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Medication Math. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Basic First Aid (two sections) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Pediatric CPR / First Aid (two sections) . . . . . . . . 19Assistance with Medications (twelve sections) . . . 20Certi�ed Nursing Assistant (CNA) (six sections) . . . 20Healthcare Provider CPR (twenty-four sections). . . 22Refresher Healthcare Provider CPR . . . . . . . . . . 22Fundamentals of Dental Assisting . . . . . . . . . . . 23Expanded Functions – Dental Assisting (four sections) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23EMT – Basic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Assistance with Medications (twelve sections) . . . 24Certi�ed Nursing Assistant (CNA) (six sections) . . . 24Web Supplemented CNA (two sections) . . . . . . . 24CNA Manual Skills Prep (�ve sections) . . . . . . . . 26Phlebotomy Technician . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Fitness and DanceMilitary Fitness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Chi Running (four sections). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Chi Walking (four sections) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Basic Beginning Yoga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Women in Nature (WIN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Ballroom Dancing (six sections) . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Basics of Country Dancing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Line Dancing – Beginning & Intermediate . . . . . . 28Line Dancing – Advanced. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Personal / Professional Development Beginning Fashion Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Creating a Working Wardrobe . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Introduction to Fibers and Fabrics . . . . . . . . . . . 29Introduction to Machine Sewing: 8-hours for the Beginner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Basic Garment Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Collars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Zippers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Skirts: Pattern Drafting and Design . . . . . . . . . . 29Recycle / Upcycle: Making New Clothes from Old . . 29DIY Interior Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Color Splash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30The Organized Home: Clean Sweep . . . . . . . . . . 30The Organized Home: Mission Organization . . . . . 30Getting (and Staying!) Out of Debt . . . . . . . . . . 30Retirement Planning Basics: What’s Your Number? . 30Investment Trading Basics I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Investment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Retirement Planning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Life Insurance & Annuity Basics . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Servant Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31The Color Code: Developing People and Building Better Relationships (two sections) . . . . . . . . . 32Dealing with Di�cult People. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Problem Solving and Decision Making . . . . . . . . 32Mastering Public Presentations . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Photoshop Elements I: Imaging Editing Basics . . . 33Photoshop Elements II: Layout and Composition . . 33Photoshop Elements: Repairing Old Photos . . . . . 33Photoshop Elements: Preparing Images for Web . . 33Minimalist Approach to Photographic Lighting . . . 33Gun Safety and Shooting Skills Improvement . . . . 34Advanced Gun Skills and Tactics for Self-Protection 34Weapons Retention Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Defensive Law . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Basic Defensive Pistol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Dragon Slayer – Women’s Self-Defense. . . . . . . . 34

TradesBasic Blueprint Reading. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Erosion Control / Storm Water (two sections) . . . . 35Cabinet and Furniture Technology . . . . . . . . . . . 35Flagging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Machine Shop Lathe Theory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Beginning/Intermediate/Advanced Welding . . . . 36

Special TrainingSTART Math - Algebra Reasoning . . . . . . . . . . . 36START– Mathematical Reasoning . . . . . . . . . . . 36START– Personal and Professional E�ectiveness (two sections) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36START– Writing for College E�ectiveness (two sections) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Registration Information3 Ways to Register for Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39How to Find Us (Map) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Policies and Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Are You Ready toUp Your Game?What skills do you need to make yourself more marketable? Look through our list of classes that will help you take the next step into a brighter future.

Work Readiness—What Employers Want PAGE 6

Basic Blueprint Reading PAGE 35

Computer Skills PAGE 7

Digital Arts PAGE 13

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AgricultureHORSEMANSHIP

Riding Instruction I #1052Learn basic horsemanship skills. Each session begins with an informative equine-related lecture and continues with horse handling skills, riding techniques and instruction. �e class is perfect for those interested in learning di�erent aspects of horsemanship—a better understanding of horses enables you to become a better rider. It is perfect if you are a new horse owner, thinking of getting a horse, or even for a horse owner who realizes there is always something more to be learned about horses. Some of the topics include horse behavior and psychology, equipment types and �t, and horse health and �rst aid. Lessons will be western. Bring your own horse or use a program horse for an additional $10 per class session. Call Workforce Training to make arrangements for a horse (limited availability).Start Date: 9/3/14 Days Taught: WHours: 12 Fee: $85Bldg/Rm: Sweet Talk Ranch Arena, 7727 W. Katsilometes Rd., PocatelloTimes: 5 – 8 pm (4 sessions)

Riding Instruction II #1053If you are an intermediate rider or have completed the Riding Instruction I class, the many aspects of horsemanship in this class will enable you to become a better rider. Continue to build your con�dence on horses as you progress as a rider and learn safe horseback riding techniques. Instruction includes lateral control of the horse, transitions, balanced stops, roll-backs, pivots, and leads. Lessons will be western. Bring your own horse or use a program horse for an additional $10 per class session. Call Workforce Training to make arrangements for a horse (limited availability).Start Date: 10/1/14 Days Taught: WHours: 12 Fee: $85Bldg/Rm: Sweet Talk Ranch Arena, 7727 W. Katsilometes Rd., PocatelloTimes: 5 – 8 pm (4 sessions)

Riding Instruction III #1054�is class is a follow-up to the Riding Instruction I and II classes, or for con�dent riders. You will learn advanced western riding techniques to take you and your horse in any direction. Improve your horse’s body control, stops, pivots, and leads; and learn several roll maneuvers. Bring your own horse or use a program horse for an additional $10 per class session. Call

Workforce Training to make arrangements for a horse (limited availability).Start Date: 10/29/14 Days Taught: WHours: 12 Fee: $85Bldg/Rm: Sweet Talk Ranch Arena, 7727 W. Katsilometes Rd., PocatelloTimes: 5 – 8 pm (4 sessions)

Business If you have speci�c situations or problems you would like addressed in these classes, please email us at [email protected] at least one week prior to the start of class.

Servant Leadership #1231Traditional leadership has a tendency to put the leader at the top of an organizational structure. �e leader’s power lies in that position, rather than by in�uence. �e power of servant leadership is that the leader works to bring out the best in those with whom they work and becomes a source of help and mentoring to those within an organization. As individual employees achieve success, the organization can live up to its mission more e�ectively; and those who work within its frame-work can unleash the best they have to o�er.Start Date: 9/17/14 Days Taught: WHours: 10 Fee: $72Bldg/Rm: RFC 263 Times: 7 – 9 pm (5 sessions)

Internet Marketing Workshop #1334Technology has changed the face of marketing, leveling the playing �eld for small businesses.

Learn cost e�ective internet marketing strategies that target the people who are looking for your product/service. �ese proven techniques and strategies will bring the right kind of customers to your door and increase sales. By combining lecture with real-world exercises, this class helps you to design an internet marketing strategy for your business.Start Date: 9/29/14 Days Taught: MWHours: 4 Fee: $68Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 8 pm (2 sessions)

Quick and Easy Website Building #1264Build a website for yourself or your business—don’t let compet-itors take your customers because they are online and you ar-en’t. �is course helps you develop your site concept and gives you the hands-on skill experience to make it a reality. You won’t need any special, over-priced so�ware, coding or technical skills to build this website because we’ll use WordPress, a free application. During this workshop you’ll build a great-looking website that is easy to update, use, and secure. (CONTINUES)

NOTE: All classes are held in Pocatello unless otherwise stated.

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(CONTINUED: WEBSITE BUILDING) You will also learn the secrets of how to change the look and feel of your website; add content pages and posts, pictures, video and more; how to optimize your content for search en-gines; and hyperlink pages on your site.

PREREQUISITES: Ability to navigate the internet quickly and accurately. Must be comfortable with technology and have a c-Panel hosting provider. (Check cetrain.isu.edu/handout for more information on getting a hosting provider.)Start Date: 9/18/14 Days Taught: THHours: 6 Fee: $62Bldg/Rm: RFC 264 Times: 6 – 9 pm (2 sessions)

SUCCESS SKILLS

Relieve Stress and Anxiety through Time Management #1209�e root cause of much daily stress can be related to time. You know the feeling, rushing from task to task with your stom-ach tied in knots, worrying that you can never get it all done. Learn to manage your time—it will boost your productivity and con�dence, reduce your anxiety and stress, and allow you to reclaim your personal life.Start Date: 9/22/14 Days Taught: MHours: 4 Fee: $40Bldg/Rm: RFC 263 Times: 6:30-8:30 pm (2 sessions)

Problem Solving and Decision Making #1113�ere is o�en anxiety associated with making key decisions. Learn tried and true, as well as novel strategies, which will help you develop a personal method for solving problems and making decisions. �ese skills can be applied to business and personal situations.Start Date: 11/5/14 Days Taught: WHours: 6 Fee: $52Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 6:30-9:30 pm (2 sessions)

Dealing with Di�cult People #1103When dealing with di�cult people, our immediate “�ght or �ight” instinct kicks in. Unfortunately, those knee-jerk reac-tions can make us become victims or bullies. �is class teaches smart skills which will help work out interpersonal problems while maintaining composure—which can increase your pro-ductivity and decrease your blood pressure.Start Date: 12/1/14 Days taught: M W Hours: 4 Fee: $40Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 6:30 – 8:30 pm (2 sessions)

Mastering Public Presentations #1308In many situations, we are called upon to address our business associates, fellow citizens, friends, colleagues or even strangers in a public setting. �is may be in seminars or workshops, business or civic a�airs, public or private events where the goal is to inform, to educate, and occasionally to persuade. While this is o�en a crucial personal or professional opportunity, it is usually an intimidating and sometimes terrifying undertaking.

In this course you will learn from an internationally-recog-nized public speaker how to overcome this common chal-lenge. Feel more comfortable with your audience, deliver your message with more con�dence, and strengthen your own sense of e�ectiveness and self-assurance in the public arena. �ese skills carry through the workplace, community and family.

�e �rst half of the class (10/1) will teach how to prepare a presentation for a speci�c audience. During the next week the instructor will be available to advise and help each student prepare a brief presentation.

�e second meeting of the group (10/8) will include brief presentations and techniques to improve them. Start Date: 10/1 & 10/8/14 Days Taught: WHours: 4 Fee: $58Bldg/Rm: CONED125 Times: 6:30 – 8:30 pm (2 sessions)

Work Readiness— What Employers Want #1362Whether you’re looking for a new job or just want to perform better in your current job, there are some employee skills that are vital to success. �is class is a primer of business commu-nication, ethics on the job, and customer service—all essential components of a valuable employee.Start Date: 11/13/14 Days Taught: THHours: 4 Fee: $40Bldg/Rm: RFC 149 Times: 6:30 – 8:30 pm (2 sessions)

REAL ESTATE

Rental Property Management #1208Do you have, or are you thinking of obtaining, rental property? Don’t go into it blind. A little training now, can prevent many headaches later. Learn a ‘systems approach’ to managing properties which reduces stress and minimizes the age-old complaints of tenant management and performance.Start Date: 10/9/14 Days Taught: THHours: 8 Fee: $78Bldg/Rm: RFC 149 Times: 7 – 9 pm (4 sessions)

TABLE OF CLASS LISTINGS: PAGE 3 WAYS TO REGISTER: PAGE 39 BLDGS LOCATION MAP: PAGE 39

NOTE: ALL CLASSES HELD IN POCATELLO UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.

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Computer ClassesEach student will receive a jump-drive for homework assign-ments and to bring to class. Students will receive only one jump-drive; please be sure to bring it to every class session.

COMPUTER BASICS

Basic Computer Skills for Windows 7 #1161Learn to navigate the Windows 7 environment and use My Computer and Windows Explorer for � le management. � e class includes terminology; techniques to create, open, and save documents; disk handling and editing processes. � ere will be an introduction to the Internet—what it is and what it can do. Older versions of Windows environments will also be discussed.Start Date: 9/30/14 Days Taught: THours: 12 Fee: $80Bldg/Rm: RFC 265 Times: 6:30 – 9:30 pm (4 sessions)

Basic Computer Skills for Windows 8 #1328� is class will help you learn to navigate the Windows 8 envi-ronment. Learn to use My Computer and Windows Explorer for � le management. Also, learn terminology; techniques to

create, open, and save documents; disk handling and editing processes. � is class also provides an introduction to the Inter-net, what it is and what it can do. � is class will also discuss the new features included in Windows 8.Start Date: 8/26/14 Days Taught: THours: 12 Fee: $80Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6:30 – 9:30 pm (4 sessions)

BOOKKEEPING

Fundamentals of QuickBooks Pro 2014 #1151QuickBooks Pro 2014 is designed to help individuals and small businesses keep their books easily and accurately. You will begin with an introduction to the so� ware and some basic � le management principles. Learn to navigate through the menus and functions of QuickBooks. You will discover how to set up Vendors, Customers, Employees, and use Accounts Payable, Account Receivables, Bank reconciliation, and customize your General Ledger and learn to customize reports, and use Quick-Books to manage � nancial data.Start Date: 9/9/14 Days Taught: THours: 12 Fee: $98Bldg/Rm: RFC 264 Times: 6 – 9 pm (4 sessions)

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Nana’s CookingA fun and entertaining hands-on experience exploring immigrant cooking.

Authentic Thai FoodLearn how to cook popular, authentic � ai dishes that are healthy and delicious.

Italian CookingCome along on this hands-on exploration of various regional Italian cuisine.

Appetizers Learn to prepare delicious, crowd-pleasing appetizers.

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Technology has changed the face of marketing, leveling the playing field for small businesses. Take our Internet Marketing Workshop and learn a cost e�ective internet marketing strategy that targets the people who are looking for your product/service.

The proven techniques and strategies taught in this class will bring the right kind of customers to your door and increase sales.

In this class you will learn the most current and profitable techniques in:

■ Email Marketing

■ Business Blogging

■ Social Media

■ Search Engine Optimization

■ Understanding Analytics

Combining lecture with real-world exercises, this class assists you in developing an internet marketing strategy designed specifically for your business.

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Technology has changed the face of marketing, leveling the playing field for small businesses.

Internet Marketing Workshopand learn a cost e�ective internet marketing strategy that targets the people who are looking

The proven techniques and strategies taught in this class will bring the right kind of customers

In this class you will learn the most current and

Combining lecture with real-world exercises, this class assists you in developing an internet marketing

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QuickBooks Pro Intermediate #1345In this course you will create your own company � le and devel-op intermediate skills. You will learn how QuickBooks helps you deal with Customer Statements, automating transactions, physical inventory and sales tax. You will run payroll and deal e� ectively with asset, liability, and equity accounts. You will also learn how to work with class, estimate, and tracking fea-tures of QuickBooks. Examples of importing, exporting, and electronic transmission of data to third parties will be explored. � e end of the course covers customizing reports, and using QuickBooks to manage � nancial data.Start Date: 10/28/14 Days Taught: THours: 12 Fee: $98Bldg/Rm: RFC 264 Times: 6 – 9 pm (4 sessions)

DATABASES

Microsoft Access for Windows 2013 – Comprehensive #1152Learn to identify basic database concepts, including database modeling, data � ow and terminology. Learn to search for records as well as edit, add and delete records in a table. Work more e� ciently with data using datasheet views and basic forms. Replace, sort, and � lter records in a datasheet. Create / Select queries using single and multiple tables. Use advanced criteria such as comparison operators and unknown information in a query. Create complex Select queries using multiple criteria and create a calculated query. Finally, learn how to create and customize basic reports. Students who take this class must have a good working knowledge of Microso� O� ce Suites.Start Date: 10/27/14 Days Taught: MHours: 18 Fee: $98Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 9 pm (6 sessions)

Merging Microsoft Access and Excel #1317Learn how to incorporate Microso� Excel into Microso� Ac-cess to make your database more powerful. � is class helps you see how, by using the two so� ware units, ease and functionality will increase your productivity. Students who take this class need a good working knowledge of both Access and Excel.Start Date: 12/8/14 Days Taught: M THours: 6 Fee: $60Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 9 pm (2 sessions)

GRAPHICS AND LAYOUT

Microsoft Publisher 2013 #1325Microso� ’s comprehensive, yet easy-to-use, desktop publish-ing package can help you create and publish a wide variety of

stunning documents. � is hands-on, project-oriented course will give you valuable experience in designing, developing, and publishing newsletters, � yers, and brochures. If you’re new to graphic design, you’ll receive plenty of expert guidance in selecting and using images, colors, and layouts.Start Date: 11/4/14 Days Taught: THours: 12 Fee: $80Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6:30 – 9:30 pm (4 sessions)

POWERPOINT� e PowerPoint Basics and PowerPoint Master classes will help you organize your ideas into a clear, seamless and beautiful presentation.

Microsoft PowerPoint Basics 2013 #1150Microso� PowerPoint 2013 has a brand-new look and feel—and many exciting new features. In this hands-on course, learn to use PowerPoint to create stand-alone presentations using pictures, charts, SmartArt graphics, transitions and more.Start Date: 9/18/14 Days Taught: THHours: 9 Fee: $68Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 9 pm (3 sessions)

Microsoft PowerPoint Master 2013 #1219If you’ve completed the PowerPoint Basics class or have a good working knowledge of PowerPoint, this class is the � nal step to make your presentations stellar. You will not only learn ad-vanced skills—how to customize color schemes, add enhanced animation, slideshows, movies, and special e� ects—you will learn the best way to use those skills to keep your PowerPoint projects fresh and memorable. You will create your own dy-namic and visually appealing presentation. Start Date: 10/23/14 Days Taught: THHours: 9 Fee: $68Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 9 pm (3 sessions)

SPREADSHEETS

Microsoft Excel 2013 – Beginning #1162Learn the basics of spreadsheets: how to identify basic spreadsheet/workbook terms, use Help for quick reference to features/commands, create and copy formulas, how to use absolute references, create charts and change page set up. � e class has been lengthened to help you fully grasp the concepts necessary to advance to the higher levels.Start Date: 9/2/14 Days Taught: T THHours: 15 Fee: $98Bldg/Rm: RFC 270 Times: 6:30 – 9:30 pm (5 sessions)

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Technology has changed the face of marketing, leveling the playing field for small businesses. Take our Internet Marketing Workshop and learn a cost e�ective internet marketing strategy that targets the people who are looking for your product/service.

The proven techniques and strategies taught in this class will bring the right kind of customers to your door and increase sales.

In this class you will learn the most current and profitable techniques in:

■ Email Marketing

■ Business Blogging

■ Social Media

■ Search Engine Optimization

■ Understanding Analytics

Combining lecture with real-world exercises, this class assists you in developing an internet marketing strategy designed specifically for your business.

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Microsoft Excel 2013 – Intermediate #1163A�er taking Beginning Excel 2013, you will want to continue to learn the new updates with this Intermediate class. Learn to create range names to simplify writing formulas, work with functions to build complex formulas, and annotate and format worksheets to ensure consistency. �e so�ware will enhance your ability to create templates, add graphics, and charts for presentations.Start Date: 10/14/14 Days Taught: T THHours: 12 Fee: $80Bldg/Rm: RFC 270 Times: 6:30 – 9:30 pm (4 sessions)

Microsoft Excel 2013 - Advanced #1164�is class examines the powerful so�ware functions available in the dynamic environment of Microso� Excel 2013. You’ll de�nitely want to �nish the series to utilize all of the capabili-ties that the so�ware can deliver.Start Date: 11/11/14 Days Taught: T THHours: 12 Fee: $80Bldg/Rm: RFC 270 Times: 6:30 – 9:30 pm (4 sessions)

WORD PROCESSING

Microsoft Word 2013 – Beginning #1167Starting with the basics—document creation and formatting, using spell check, bullets and numbering, and merging data. �e new 2013 o�ers the beginner a better learning environ-ment. �is class is for the one who has not used Word before and wants to learn its dynamics.Start Date: 9/8/14 Days Taught: M WHours: 12 Fee: $80Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 9 pm (4 sessions)

Microsoft Word 2013 – Beyond Beginning #1168Sharpen your skills in the latest 2013 environment. Learn how to create tables, alphabetize data, work with multiple col-umns, insert graphics, and organize complex documents with headers, footers and footnotes. �is class is for those who have experience in Word and want to learn more.Start Date: 9/29/14 Days Taught: MHours: 12 Fee: $80Bldg/Rm: RFC 270 Times: 6 – 9 pm (4 sessions)

Culinary Arts Nana’s Kitchen #1352

A fun and entertaining hands-on cooking experience, explor-ing Italian Immigrant cooking—the best food you’ll ever eat. Learn simple Italian cooking in a fun, easy-going atmosphere. We’ll talk, cook, and then eat!

You can sign up for individual classes or pay only $162 for 5 classes. For Series I, use coupon code 2014Nana1 at checkout. For Series II, use coupon code 2014Nana2 at checkout.NANA’S KITCHEN SERIES I Session 1: Iniziare con la salsa (Start with the Sauce)Two di�erent sauces, a Fresh Marinara (which will go with a number of Italian dishes) and a quick version of Brooklyn Sauce (tons of meat).Start Date: 9/17/14 Days Taught: WHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm

Session 2: Salsiccia e Peperoni (Sausage & Peppers)A popular dish found in many East Coast Italian homes and neighbor-hoods. Explore serving with a red sauce & pasta and also what to do with the leftovers (breakfast and lunch recipes).

The new 2014 National Electric Code has been adopted by Idaho. This class, approved by the State of Idaho, will ful�ll the 16-hour requirement all journeymen must meet for the code update. Come and learn what is new in the code, how it applies to you and how to integrate it into your work. PAGE 16

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2014 National Electric Code Update

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Start Date: 9/24/14 Days Taught: WHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm

Session 3: Spaghetti e polpette (Spaghetti & Meatballs)A classic family dinner with homemade meatballs and pasta.Start Date: 10/1/14 Days Taught: WHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm

Session 4: Parmigiana di melanzane (Eggplant Parmesan)Two ways to make eggplant taste like veal! Casserole style and A la carte style.Start Date: 10/8/14 Days Taught: WHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm:RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm

Session 5: Classico piatto di pollo (Classic Chicken Dish)Slow cooked, o� the bone chicken with ravioli.Start Date: 10/15/14 Days Taught: WHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6-8 pm

NANA’S KITCHEN SERIES II Session 6: Pasta e Fagioli (Beans and Pasta)So simple, so healthy, so good.Start Date: 10/22/14 Days Taught: WHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm

Session 7: Tanto per fare qualcosa e Mangiare (Let’s Just Make Something and Eat)Penne with Fresh Tomatoes and Basil, Parmesan Chicken with Capers, and Sauteed Green Beans with Garlic .Start Date: 10/29/14 Days Taught: WHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm

Session 8: Vacanza Piatti (Holiday Dishes)Christmas Breakfast Casserole (breakfast), Italian Beef Sandwiches (lunch) and Italian Chicken & Rice (dinner).Start Date: 11/5/14 Days Taught: WHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm

Session 9: Tanto per fare qualcosa e Mangiare (Let’s Just Make Something and Eat)Acorn Squash Soup, slow cooked Beef Short Ribs with a wine reduction, and some thin spaghetti with a quick Marinara.Start Date: 11/12/14 Days Taught: WHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm

Session 10: L’Ultima Cena (The Last Supper)The instructor will contact everyone before the class and we’ll all decide what to cook!Start Date: 11/19/14 Days Taught: WHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm

Apprentices are required to be registered with the Idaho Division of Building Safety (DBS) prior to going to work in their trade, and to fulfill all requirements of the Idaho DBS. Time will not be credited for work performed while the apprentice is inactive or not registered. It is the responsibil-ity of the employer to ensure that the apprentice performs work under the constant on-the-job supervision of a journeyman.

Register online @cetrain.isu.edu/apprentice/ and receive a discount!

(payment is required at registration to receive discount)

■ Registration for school begins in July.■ Classes begin in September.■ Apprentice’s hours will not be counted until fees are paid-in-full.■ 162 hours are available to attend and 156 hours are required attendance.■ A grade of 70% and 156 hours attendance per year are needed for successful completion.

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Appetizers #1354Before we know it, the holiday season will be here with mul-tiple friend and family gatherings. Learn to prepare delicious appetizers that will be crowd-pleasers for all events. Pay only $124 for all 4 classes. Use coupon code 2014Appt at checkout.

SECTION 1 - Chinese Ravioli with Roasted Pepper Cream SauceStart Date: 10/7/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

SECTION 2 - Individual PizzasStart Date: 10/14/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

SECTION 3 - Asian Meatballs with Snow PeasStart Date: 10/21/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

SECTION 4 - Stu�ed Mushrooms with Sausage, Garlic, and Parmesan CheeseStart Date: 10/28/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

Regional Italian Cooking #1353Go on a hands-on exploration of various regional Italian cuisines. Examine ingredients that were used in original recipes—many which are used to this day. All recipes, appli-ances and food stu�s are provided by the instructor. Pay only $124 for 4 classes. Use coupon code 2014Italy at checkout.

SECTION 1 - Lombardy RegionThis region is famous for Asparagi with butter and asiago cheese, Roasted Chicken with sage, rosemary, garlic and white wine, Ricotta Cream Pu�s.Start Date: 9/9/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

SECTION 2 - Vemeto RegionLearn how to make Pasta e Fagioli-Pasta with beans, tomato, hamhock, and a fruit and custard tart.Start Date: 9/16/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

SECTION 3 - Piedmont RegionFrom this region you will make Bagna Couda, Crostini, Roasted Sausage and Peppers Biscotti.

This is your chance to learn to dance, improve your skills, get a little exercise and have a good time dancing for fun. Look for these dance classes in Fitness/Dance:■ Ballroom■ Line Dancing■ Country Two-Step and Round DancePAGE 28

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Start Date: 9/23/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

SECTION 4 - Tuscany RegionLearn to make Pollo Allo Cacciantora, Polenta, Zabaglione over fresh berries, and Minestrone.Start Date: 9/30/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

Thai Cooking #1373Learn how to cook popular and authentic �ai dishes that are healthy and delicious. Your instructor Totjanee Daphne Lars-en, grew up cooking traditional �ai food in her mother’s home in Bangkok. You will get to eat what you make and all recipes are included. Pay only $162 for all 5 classes. Use coupon code 2014�ai at checkout.

SECTION 1 - Fried Spring Rolls and SaucesA crunchy appetizer with ground pork or beef, bean thread noodles and shredded vegetables wrapped in spring roll skins, deep-fried, and served with a delicious dipping sauce.Start Date: 9/12/14 Days Taught: FHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

SECTION 2 - Massaman Curry, Jasmine RiceMassaman curry hails from the south of Thailand and is di�erent from other Thai curries in that you can easily detect an Indian in�uence to be served over Jasmine Rice.Start Date: 9/19/14 Days Taught: FHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

SECTION 3 - Pad ThaiA stir-fried rice noodle dish commonly served as a street food and at casual local eateries in Thailand.Start Date: 9/26/14 Days Taught: FHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

SECTION 4 - Tom YumA spicy clear soup typical of Central Thailand. Tom Yum is widely served in neighboring countries such as Laos, Malaysia and Singapore, and has been popularized around the world.Start Date: 10/10/14 Days Taught: FHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

SECTION 5 - Vegetable Stir Fry, Vegetable Soup, Jasmine RiceYou will prepare a vegetable stir fry to be served over Jasmine rice and a vegetable soup.Start Date: 11/7/14 Days Taught: FHours: 2 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: RFC Culinary Arts Area Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

Digital Arts / WebDRAFTING

Beginning AutoCAD 2014 for Windows #1170Want to learn the fundamentals of creating high precision technical graphics? Computer-aided design (CAD) is used in many �elds; it can increase the productivity of the designer, improve the quality of design, and improve communica-tions. Computer-aided design is one of the many tools used by engineers and designers. Take advantage of the in-demand, high-paying jobs that utilize this valuable tool. You will learn the alphabet of lines, basic commands, how to document your ideas graphically and how to print them. While there are no prerequisites for this fundamental CAD course, you should be pro�cient in basic computer skills. Recommended text: Auto-CAD 2014 for Dummies.Start Date: 9/3/14 Days Taught: WHours: 30 Fee: $205Bldg/Rm: VA 201 Times: 6 – 8:00 pm (15 sessions)

PHOTO EDITING

Photoshop Elements I: Imaging Editing Basics #1216Adobe’s Photoshop Elements is an inexpensive, yet power-ful consumer grade digital image editor. Course focus is on improving lighting and color in digital photos, selecting and manipulating image details, adding type, combining images. Instruction will also cover the process of preparing images and graphics for web sites. Recommended resource book: Photoshop Elements, the Missing Manual.Start Date: 10/8/14 Days Taught: WHours: 12 Fee: $84Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 9:00 pm (4 sessions)

Photoshop Elements II: Layout and Composition (Advanced) #1329PREREQUISITE: Complete Photoshop Elements 1: Image Editing Basics.

Photoshop Elements has a powerful layers and masking functions that allows users to combine elements from two or more photos into a single image as well as combine text, graphics and photos into marketing/ information pieces, book covers, webpage graphics, and more. Recommended resource book: Photoshop Elements, the Missing Manual.Start Date: 11/12/14 Days Taught: WHours: 6 Fee: $60Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 9:00 pm (2 sessions)

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Photoshop Elements: Repairing Old Photos #1330PREREQUISITE: Complete Photoshop Elements 1: Image Editing Basics.

�e instruction will concentrate on digital repair and res-toration techniques to improve historic photos. Students will learn and practice on instructor provided image(s), with time allotted for instructor help with individual photo restoration projects (digital image) students bring to class.Start Date: 12/3/14 Days Taught: WHours: 3 Fee: $35Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 9:00 pm (1 session)

Photoshop Elements: Preparing Images for Websites #1331Photos and graphics that are to be coded into company and personal websites need to be properly cropped, sized, sharp-ened, and optimized for online use. Photoshop Elements provides the needed tools. Instruction will include proper crop-ping, resolution, sizing, border techniques, �lters, exporting and proper placement in HTML webpage code.Start Date: 12/10/14 Days Taught: WHours: 3 Fee: $35Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 9:00 pm (1 session)

POWERPOINT�e PowerPoint Basics and PowerPoint Master classes will help you organize your ideas into clear, seamless and beautiful presentations.

Microsoft PowerPoint Basics 2013 #1150Microso� PowerPoint 2013 has a brand-new look and feel—and many exciting new features. In this hands-on course, learn to use PowerPoint to create stand-alone presentations using pictures, charts, SmartArt graphics, transitions and more.Start Date: 9/18/14 Days Taught: THHours: 9 Fee: $68Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 9 pm (3 sessions)

Microsoft PowerPoint Master 2013 #1219If you’ve completed the PowerPoint Basics class or have a good working knowledge of PowerPoint, this class is the �nal step to make your presentations stellar. You will not only learn

advanced skills—how to customize color schemes, add enhanced animation, slideshows, movies, and special e�ects—you will learn the best way to use those skills to keep your Pow-erPoint projects fresh and memorable. In class you will create your own dynamic and visually appealing presentation. Start Date: 10/23/14 Days Taught: THHours: 9 Fee: $68Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 9 pm (3 sessions)

WEBSITES

Internet Marketing Workshop #1334Technology has changed the face of marketing, leveling the playing �eld for small businesses.

Learn cost e�ective internet marketing strategies that target the people who are looking for your product/service. �ese proven techniques and strategies will bring the right kind of customers to your door and increase sales. By combining lec-ture with real-world exercises, this class helps you to design an internet marketing strategy for your business.Start Date: 9/29/14 Days Taught: M WHours: 4 Fee: $68Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6 – 8 pm (2 sessions)

Quick and Easy Website Building #1264Build a website for yourself or your business—don’t let competitors take your customers because they are online and you aren’t. �is course helps you develop your site concept and gives you the hands-on skill experience to make it a reality. You won’t need any special, over-priced so�ware, coding or technical skills to build this website because we’ll use WordPress, a free application. During this workshop you’ll build a great-looking website that is easy to update, use, and secure. You will also learn the secrets of how to change the look and feel of your website; add content pages and posts, pictures, video and more; how to optimize your content for search engines; and hyperlink pages on your site.

PREREQUISITES: Ability to navigate the internet quickly and accurately. Must be comfortable with technology and have a c-Panel hosting provider. (Check cetrain.isu.edu/handout for more information on getting a hosting provider.)Start Date: 9/18/14 Days Taught: THHours: 6 Fee: $62Bldg/Rm: RFC 264 Times: 6 – 9 pm (2 sessions)

TEACH YOUR PASSION!CONTINUING EDUCATION/WORKFORCETRAINING continually looks for new courses and teachers. Contact us for more information on becoming part of our team. email: [email protected] or call: (208) 282-3372

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NKANKANKA

NKA is a Road Scholar Affi liate

AdventureAwaits!J O I N U S

New Knowledge Adventures (NKA) at ISU is a member-directed organization for adults, 50 years of age and older, to expand knowledge and explore new ideas in an informal, non-competitive environment. Members pay a small membership fee and may then take as many classes as they wish. NKA courses and activities include academic,

technical, professional, and social activities, as well as travel, recreational, arts, self-improvement, and outdoor activities.

(208) 282-2789cetrain.isu.edu/nka

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Electricity / ElectronicsCODE UPDATE

2014 Electrical Code Update #1580Every 3 years the National Electrical code is revised and new code changes are included and adopted by the States. In Idaho, each Master and Journeyman electrician must have 24 hours of continuing education, 16 hours of which must be on the current code changes, in order to renew their license.

Books: NEC Code Book, 2014 Edition; and Analysis of Changes, 2014 NECStart Date: 9/16/14 Days Taught: T WHours: 16 Fee: $200Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 Times: 8 am-5 pm (2 sessions)

RELIABILITY WORKSHOPS Reliability engineering is primarily used to measure, analyze and improve reliability. �ese Reliability Workshops provide an understanding of those basic concepts and how to use them in your career or daily life.

Root Cause Analysis #1375Do you know what the real cause of the problem is? Learn anal-ysis techniques to dig into the root cause, or causes, of a prob-lem or issue. Root cause analysis (RCA) provides the method-ology to evaluate and correct production, maintenance or even personal problems. �e problem could be a major catastrophe that requires a full team investigation, or something as simple as how to make sure you don’t run over the garbage can again. Start Date: 9/29/14 Days Taught: MHours: 9 Fee: $275Bldg/Rm: ESTEC TBA Times: 6:30– 9:30 pm (3 sessions)

Equipment Reliability #1376�is short course provides an understanding of di�erent technologies and methods to optimize your equipment costs. Maintenance optimization, whether it is for your own car, a multimillion dollar production facility, or a garage of farm equipment, has direct cost savings. Understand what technol-ogies are available in today’s reliability-maintenance world. Use proven techniques to decide if there is good incentive to use proactive maintenance costs on a machine or if it should be run to breakdown.Start Date: 10/29/14 Days Taught: WHours: 9 Fee: $275Bldg/Rm: ESTEC TBA Times: 6:30– 9:30 pm (3 sessions)

PLC COURSES Type in “PLC” at Monster.com and over a thousand jobs pop up. �ese classes are an opportunity for you to gain new skills or upgrade your present employment.

Online Self-Paced PLC Course #1335�e ISU PLC online program introduces the theory behind Programmable Logic Controllers, while maintaining an em-phasis on the application of PLCs in plant and manufacturing systems. �e material integrated into this program is based on the Rockwell MicroLogix 500 or 5000 and PLC control so�-ware. �e PLC program extends coverage into advanced PLC topics and related ladder logic programming, facilitated by the use of the advanced PLC systems.

�e PLC online program is a self-paced computer-based program that allows the student to work and complete the program at a comfortable pace. �e program is divided into 15 modules; each containing text, animations, mini audio lec-tures, illustrations, review questions, lab projects and practice exams. Course must be completed by 12/15/14.

Students in the program will receive a lab kit containing a PLC and related hardware and so�ware. �e lab kit requires a deposit of $250, which is refundable upon return of the lab kit.Start Dates: 9/2/14 – 11/15/14 Fee: $499Bldg/Rm: Online Refundable Kit Deposit: $250

Basic PLC Course 1: RS Logix 500 and the Allen Bradley Micrologix Controller #1202Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers, using the Allen Bradley Micrologix family of controllers. Learn ladder logic format, I-O instructions, external devices, operating cy-cle, relays, timers, counters, sequencers, shi� registers, analog applications, math blocks, and troubleshooting.Start Date: 9/8/14 Days Taught: MHours: 42 Fee: $465Bldg/Rm: ESTEC 202 Times: 6:30– 9:30 pm (14 sessions)

Basic PLC Course 2: RS Logix 5000/Allen Bradley ControlLogix/CompactLogix Controllers #1203Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) using the Allen Bradley CompactLogix family of controllers. Students learn ladder logic format, I-O instructions, external devices, operating cycle, relays, timers, counters, sequencers, shi� registers, analog applications, math blocks, use of trending and data logging tools, and troubleshooting tools and techniques.Start Date: 9/2/14 Days Taught: THours: 45 Fee: $465Bldg/Rm: ESTEC 202 Times: 6:30– 9:30 pm (15 sessions)

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Basic PLC Course 3: Basic Human Machine Interface #1204�is course addresses the interface of PLC to remote opera-tor interface screens, the communication and data manage-ment tools and the development of graphic control interfaces between PLC and Human Machine Interface panels that allow process operators to use PLC’s in factory settings. Learn to develop graphics and create workable touch screen controls. Prerequisites: Basic PLC Course 1 or 2, or have basic PLC programming experience.Start Date: 9/3/14 Days Taught: WHours: 42 Fee: $465Bldg/Rm: ESTEC 202 Times: 6:30– 9:30 pm (14 sessions)

Motor Controls Course 1: Fundamentals of 3 Phase Motor Controls #1205Motors are the heart of most industrial systems. Not only are they responsible for regulating the speed, direction, starting and stopping of electrically operated machinery, but they also sense overload conditions and stop machinery if dangerous conditions develop. Optimum motor management a�ects plant production, energy savings, and motor replacement costs.

�is course covers: Types of control systems, magnetic relays, schematic symbols, solid state relays, motor protection and motor e�ciency.Start Date: 9/4/14 Days Taught: THHours: 42 Fee: $465Bldg/Rm: ESTEC 202 Times: 6:30– 9:30 pm (14 sessions)

Instrumentation and Calibration Course 1: Introduction to Instrument Calibration #1206Properly calibrated instruments are critical to the safe and e�cient operation of modern industrial facilities. �is course introduces basic concepts of instrument calibration. �e course explains the characteristics of proper instrument performance as well as how to identify common instrument errors. �e steps in a typical calibration procedure will be demonstrated by instructors and performed by students. �e course covers: Calibration standards, recognizing proper calibration by examining instrument input and output, proper use of calibra-tion tools, basic functionality of major instruments types and proper documentation of industrial instrument calibration.Start Date: 9/2/14 Days Taught: THours: 45 Fee: $465Bldg/Rm: ESTEC TBA Times: 6:30– 9:30 pm (15 sessions)

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RENEWABLE ENERGY CLASSESAre you interested in becoming more self-su�cient? �ese classes give basic instruction on types of renewable energy and how to use them – including installing your own solar water heater.These classes are fully online, registered participants will receive 30 days to watch, review, and complete.�is workforce solution was funded by a grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. �e solution was created by the grantee and does not necessarily re-�ect the o�cial position of the U.S. Department of Labor. �e Depart-ment of Labor makes no guarantees, warranties, or assurances of any kind, express or implied, with respect to such information, including any information on linked sites and including, but not limited to, accuracy of the information or its completeness, timeliness, useful-ness, adequacy, continued availability, or ownership. �is solution is copyrighted by the institution that created it. Internal use by an or-ganization and/or personal use by an individual for non-commercial purposes is permissible. All other uses require the prior authorization of the copyright owner.

Introduction to Renewable Energy #1420�is course introduces the di�erent types of renewable energy: solar, wind, hydro, geothermal and bio-energy. Solar energy includes photovoltaic panels for generating electricity, and solar thermal for producing hot water and home heating/cool-ing. Wind energy is used for producing electricity. Geothermal energy uses the energy of the Earth to generate electricity for

home heating and cooling; and bio-energy creates fuel from organic materials.Start Date: Online – anytime Ends: 30 days after registration Hours: 1 Fee: $30

Solar Site Assessment #1421�is course serves as the starting point for anyone considering the installation of a solar energy project. Learn the steps to determine the e�ciency of your photovoltaic panels or solar thermal collector at speci�c locations. A discussion of the characteristics of the solar resource (irradiance, insulation, etc.) is included, as well as three examples of site assessments. �ese will reinforce your ability to analyze your speci�c project location.Start Date: Online – anytime Ends: 30 days after registration Hours: 1 Fee: $30

Introduction to Solar Thermal Hot Water Heating #1422Learn how the power of the sun can be used to heat water. �e di�erent types and con�gurations of solar collectors are dis-cussed, as well as the steps for sizing your system appropriately to meet your hot water needs.Start Date: Online – anytime Ends: 30 days after registrationHours: 1 Fee: $30

When: October 31, 2014Where: ISU Student Union BallroomGeneral Topic: The Cutting Edge: Interprofessional Practice in Geriatrics

cetrain.isu.edu/hlthconf

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HealthBasic EKG Interpretation #1901�is is a great course for those taking a health program of study or wishing to advance in their current employment role. EMTs, paramedics, RNs, LPNs, MAs, monitor technicians, or those taking an ACLS course would all bene�t. Concepts include basic heart anatomy and physiology, cardiac conduction, rhythm interpretation, distinguishing EKG from cardiac monitoring, lead placement and lots of practice inter-preting rhythm strips!

Students will complete twelve hours of online training. Once they feel they have achieved competency, they will be instruct-ed to arrange a closed-book, in-class exam with the course instructor and must demonstrate 80% competency to pass.

A certi�cate will be mailed upon completion and successful submission of course work.

NOTE: �is online course is self-paced. A�er successful registration, the student will have 30 days to access and review the course. A certi�cate will be mailed upon completion and successful submission of course work.Start Date: Online – anytime Fee: $40

Medication Math #1902Do you struggle with math, but need to understand it to safely prescribe or administer medication? �is course is for you!Concepts include conversion between systems of measurement, dimensional analysis, working with decimals and percentages, and practice taking the math to real-world scenarios. Great course for students entering nursing, medical assistant, or physician assistant programs!

A certi�cate will be mailed upon completion and successful submission of course work.

NOTE: �is online course is self-paced. A�er successful registration, the student will have 30 days to access and review the course.Start Date: Online – anytime Fee: $25

OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens #6100Employers! Are you tired of employee resistance to the usual, boring, inconvenient OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen presenta-tions? �en this course is for you and your employees! �e user-friendly, online format allows students to complete the course at their own convenience. �e OSHA bloodborne Pathogen standard is the focus, but the presenter also includes up-to-the-minute information on the three most devastating and common bloodborne pathogens: �e hepatitis B virus,

hepatitis C virus and human immunode�ency virus. �e topic is presented through four sections: 1) Microbes and the chain of infection, 2) statistics and patho-physiology, 3) prevention, and 4) the OSHA Standard itself. Online handouts and competency quizzes assure the student is supported, yet held to minimum competency.Start Date: Online – anytime Fee: FREE

CPR AND FIRST AID

Basic First Aid #1915You will learn how to reduce pain and injury by learning and practicing basic �rst-aid. One day you might save a life by using this information. �is class meets OSHA and DOT guide-lines for emergency care.

SECTION 1Start Date: 10/15/14 Days Taught: WHours: 4 Fee: $35Bldg/Rm: LAW 103 Times: 5 – 9 pm (1 session)

SECTION 2Start Date: 12/8/14 Days Taught: MHours: 4 Fee: $35Bldg/Rm: LAW 103 Times: 5 – 9 pm (1 session)

Pediatric CPR / First Aid #1916Learn how to manage illness and injuries in a child in the �rst few minutes until professional help arrives. Topics include �rst aid basics, medical emergencies, injury emergencies, environ-mental emergencies, signs of child abuse, and CPR and AED.�is course meets American Heart Association and Idaho Child Care Program (ICCP) requirements for those involved in child care who have a duty to respond to a �rst aid emergency because of job responsibilities or regulatory requirements, such as child care workers, teachers, foster care workers, camp counselors, youth organizations, and coaches for children’s sports organizations. Course textbook, supplies and certi�ca-tion card included in course fee.

SECTION 1Start Date: 9/13/14 Days Taught: SHours: 7 Fee: $59Bldg/Rm: LAW 103 Times: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm (1 session)

SECTION 2Start Date: 11/15/14 Days Taught: SHours: 7 Fee: $59Bldg/Rm: LAW 103Times: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm (1 session)



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Qualify yourself to assist with medications in assisted living, group home and certified family home settings. Upon completion of the course, you will know the legal requirements for assistance with

medications, be able to identify safety factors involved, and know your responsibilities and restrictions when assisting with medications. Closed-book certification exam and skills exam are conducted at the end of class. Students should obtain and begin studying the course manual* at

least one week prior to the class.

SECTION # START DATE DAY TAUGHT TIME BLDG/RM

1 8/9/14 S 9 am – 6 pm RFC 108B

2 8/18/14 M W 5:30 – 9:30 pm RFC 108A

3 9/13/14 S 9 am – 6 pm RFC 108A

4 9/15/14 M W 5:30 – 9:30 pm RFC 108A

5 10/11/14 S 9 am – 6 pm RFC 108A

6 10/14/14 T TH 5:30 – 9:30 pm RFC 263

7 11/8/14 S 9 am – 6 pm RFC 108A

8 11/18/14 T TH 5:30 – 9:30 pm RFC 263

9 12/6/14 S 9 am – 6 pm RFC 108A

10 12/16/14 T TH 5:30 – 9:30 pm RFC 263

1S 1/10/15 S 9 am – 6 pm RFC 108A

2S 1/19/15 M W 5:30 – 9:30 pm RFC 263

All classes are $70 and 8 hours.

*Required manual is available at the ISU Bookstore.

Go to cetrain.isu.edu/med/ or call CE/WT at 208-282-3372 to register.

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Prepare yourself for employment opportunities as a nursing assistant in extended care facilities, hospitals, home-care and hospice situations.

THIS COURSE MEETS THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS FOR IDAHO REGISTRATION OF NURSING ASSISTANTS:

(1) 88 hours of classroom instruction (including discussion, videos, hands-on lab experiences),

(2) 32 hours of clinical experience in health care facilities, (3) guidance preparing for manual

skills testing and written exam as required by the State of Idaho for placement on the state registry.

ADDITIONAL COSTS INCLUDE: Textbooks, Healthcare Provider CPR training, certification testing fees, clinical attire, clinical tools and immunizations. CLINICAL HOURS may be outside normal class hours, but student will be provided clinical dates at least one month in advance. Each CLASS IS LIMITED to 20 seats.

In alignment with state requirements, to complete the program successfully students are REQUIRED TO ATTEND 100% of the course. Accreditation: Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Idaho Board of

Nursing, Idaho Division of Professional Technical Education.

SECTION # START DATE DAY TAUGHT TIME BLDG/RM

1 9/2/14 T TH 8:30 am – 3:30 pm LAW 201

2 9/12/14 F 8 am – 4:30 pm BLMA*

3 9/29/14 M W 8:30 am – 3:30 pm LAW 201

4 10/6/14 M W 4 – 9 pm LAW 201

5 11/11/14 T TH 8:30 am – 3:30 pm LAW 201

6 12/8/14 M W 8:30 am – 3:30 pm LAW 201

1S 1/13/15 T TH 4 – 9 pm LAW 201 *Bear Lake Memorial Annex

All classes $500 and 120 hours.

*Required textis available at the ISU Bookstore.

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

Go to cetrain.isu.edu/cna or call CE/WT at 208-282-3372 to register.

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Healthcare Provider CPR #1930Approved by the American Heart Association and taught by AHA certi� ed instructors, this course is required for ISU CNA, Dental Assisting, Phlebotomy, and EMT students. You will learn everything needed to administer CPR in healthcare settings: assessment of breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults, infants, and children with one and two rescuer CPR, adult and pediatric obstructed airway management (Heimlich maneuver), AED and mouth-to-mask ventilation. Cost includes course textbook and disposable mouthpiece.All CPR classes: $54 and 5 Contact Hours Bldg/Rm – LAW 103Section # Start Date Day Time29S 8/5/14 T 5 – 10 pm30S 8/12/14 T 5 – 10 pm31S 8/14/14 TH 5 – 10 pm1 8/23/14 S 8:30 am – 1:30 pm 2 8/28/14 TH 5 – 10 pm3 9/3/14 W 5 – 10 pm4 9/11/14 TH 5 – 10 pm5 9/17/14 W 5 – 10 pm6 9/27/14 S 8:30 am – 1:30 pm 7 10/3/14 F 5 – 10 pm

8 10/11/14 S 8:30 am – 1:30 pm9 10/13/14 M 5 – 10 pm10 10/23/14 TH 5 – 10 pm11 11/5/14 W 5 – 10 pm12 11/8/14 S 8:30 am – 1:30 pm 13 11/13/14 TH 5 – 10 pm14 11/19/14 W 5 – 10 pm15 12/1/14 M 5 – 10 pm16 12/5/14 F 5 – 10 pm17 12/17/14 W 5 – 10 pm1S 1/5/15 M 5 – 10 pm2S 1/7/15 W 5 – 10 pm3S 1/17/15 S 8:30 am – 1:30 pm

Refresher Healthcare Provider CPRWe have Healthcare Provider CPR refresher options! If you have certi� ed in an AHA Healthcare Provider CPR course in the past and can provide a copy of your expiring certi� cation card (30 day grace period), you can be added to the initial Healthcare Provider CPR course at the reduced cost of $42.

NOTE: Please check the Healthcare Provider CPR courses schedule listed previously under Healthcare Provider CPR #1930.

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DENTAL

Fundamentals of Dental Assisting #1920Enhance your career as a dental assistant. � is course provides you with basic background and knowledge of dental assisting.Topics include terminology, ethics and jurisprudence, dental charting and cavity classi� cation, rubber dams, 4 handed den-tistry and suctioning. It is a pre-requisite to the Dental Assist-ing Expanded functions courses.

Students will need to plan for the following additional costs: textbook, Healthcare Provider CPR certi� cation, and lab jacket. Class size is limited to 20 seats.

Students will also meet for one Saturday session (8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.), date will be announced the � rst week of class. � e remainder of class will occur on Tuesdays and � ursdays.

NOTE: Travel will be necessary to meet Saturday lab require-ment and may be necessary to meet dental o� ce observation requirement.Start Date: 9/2/14 Days Taught: T TH (1 Sat– TBA)Hours: 60 Fee: $350Bldg/Rm: RFC 379 Times: 6 – 9 pm (20 sessions)

Expanded Functions – Dental Assisting #1921 PERSONALIZED TO YOUR NEEDS! We recognize that

Dental Assistants employed at di� erent o� ces require training in di� erent expanded functions. Students can register for their choice of Dental Assisting Expanded Functions courses based on individual need. To assure the course meets the employing dentist’s needs, the instructor visits the student’s employing dental o� ce to complete evaluations. A dentist from that o� ce evaluates the clinical � nal. Dental o� ce � nal exam time is in addition to in-class time. Finishing and Polishing Amalgam Restorations is a course with varying popularity, so will only be o� ered upon request.

PREREQUISITES: Students must have taken a Dental Assisting Fundamentals Course and have worked full time in a dental o� ce for six months to be eligible for expanded functions courses. In addition, students must be currently employed in a dental o� ce as cost of the course is o� set by students bringing supplies from their own dental o� ce.

NOTE: Final exam of each section is NOT during class time and will be o� ered at a di� erent date and time.(CONTINUES)

WIN provides year-round outdoor activities for women 18 and older. The activities are non-competitive learning opportunities and are open to varying fi tness abilities.

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There are currently over 300 commercial UAS

applications and the list is growing every day. Enroll

online today and learn about the technology that

is shaping tomorrow.

THESE ARE NOT YOUR FATHER’S MODEL AIRPLANES! Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) are project-

ed to create over 100,000 jobs in the next decade. Experts anticipate industry spending to double each year for the next 10 years, which equates to an $89 billion dollar industry by 2024! Now is the time to get in on the ground floor of this exciting new industry.

This ONLINE CLASS provides a complete picture of the UAS

industry and the technology behind the aircraft used, including—

Past, Present and Future • Technology • Architecture • For more information visit

cetrain.isu.edu/uas

(CONTINUED: EXPANDED FUNCTIONS - DENTAL ASSISTING) SECTION 1 – Temporary Crown Restoration

Start Date: 11/4/14 Days Taught: T THHours: 9 Fee: $300Bldg/Rm: RFC 379 Times: 6 – 9 pm (3 Sessions)

SECTION 2 – Coronal Polish & Pit and Fissure SealantsStart Date: 11/13/14 Days Taught: T THHours: 9 Fee: $300Bldg/Rm: RFC 379 Times: 6 – 9 pm (3 Sessions)

SECTION 3 – Aiding in the Administration of Nitrous OxideStart Date: 11/25/14 Days Taught: T THHours: 6 Fee: $120Bldg/Rm:RFC 379 Times: 6 – 9 pm (2 Sessions)

SECTION 4 – Use of a High Speed Handpiece to Remove Orthodontic Cement or ResinStart Date: 12/4/14 Days Taught: THours: 6 Fee: $120Bldg/Rm: RFC 379 Times: 6 – 9 pm (2 Sessions)

EMT TRAINING (EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN)

EMT– Basic #1925Enhance your career opportunities in emergency medical care or augment training in nursing and allied health care. � is course meets the Idaho and national requirements for cer-ti� cation as an EMT. � e curriculum is designed to familiarize you with basic emergency medical equipment and treating the sick and injured.

Upon course completion, students must pass both a state skills exam and a national written exam for certi� cation. Each class is limited to 24 seats.

Additional costs will include: Testing fees, immunizations, and Healthcare Provider CPR training.

NOTE: Healthcare Provider CPR certi� cation is required within the � rst two weeks of class and is NOT included in the EMT course costs.Start Date: 8/26/14 Fee: $700Days Taught: T TH: 6 – 10 pm (24 sessions)Saturday: 8:00 am – 5 pm (6 sessions)Bldg/Rm: LAW 104 Hours: 157

NURSING ASSISTANT

Assistance with Medications #1940Qualify yourself to assist with medications in assisted living, group home and certi� ed family home settings. Upon com-pletion of the course, you will know the legal requirements for assistance with medications, be able to identify safety factors

involved, and know your responsibilities and restrictions when assisting with medications.

Closed-book certi� cation exam and skills exam are conduct-ed at the end of class. Students should obtain and begin study-ing the course manual* at least one week prior to the class.NOTE: Required manual is available at the ISU Bookstore.All classes: $70 and 8 hoursSEE CLASS OFFERINGS ON PAGE 20

Certi� ed Nursing Assistant (CNA) #1955Prepare yourself for employment opportunities in extended care facilities, hospitals, home-care and hospice situations as a nursing assistant. � is course meets the following require-ments for Idaho registration of nursing assistants: (1) 88 hours of classroom instruction (including discussion, videos, hands-on lab experiences), (2) 32 hours of actual clinical experience in community health care facilities, (3) guidance preparing for manual skills testing and written exam as required by the State of Idaho for placement on the state registry.

Additional costs include: Textbooks, Healthcare Provider CPR training, certi� cation testing fees, clinical attire, clinical tools and immunizations. Clinical hours may be outside nor-mal class hours, but student will be provided clinical dates at least one month in advance. Each class is limited to 20 seats.

In alignment with state requirements, students are required to attend 100% of the course in order to successfully complete the program. All Classes: $500 and 120 Contact Hours SEE CLASS OFFERINGS ON PAGE 21

Web Supplemented CNA #1956CNA training in Idaho must deliver 88 hours of classroom and

learning laboratory training and 32 hours of clinical training. � is course delivers the didactic component via the Internet, reducing face-to-face meeting time by almost half. Students should have moderate to advanced computer skills and possess some ability to self-direct. See face-to-face CNA course de-scription for additional requirements.

Computer requirements: A computer and hard drive with adequate memory, high-speed Internet access, Adobe Flash Player, basic Microso� package (Word), Adobe Acrobat Reader. DVD player also required.

SECTION 1Start Date: 8/15/14 Days Taught: FHours: 120 Fee: $500Bldg/Rm: LAW 201 Times: 9 am – 3 pmFace-to-face dates will be distributed � rst day of class.(Lab times: 9 am – 3 pm; Clinical times: 7 am – 4 pm)(CONTINUES)

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THESE ARE NOT YOUR FATHER’S MODEL AIRPLANES! Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) are project-

ed to create over 100,000 jobs in the next decade. Experts anticipate industry spending to double each year for the next 10 years, which equates to an $89 billion dollar industry by 2024! Now is the time to get in on the ground floor of this exciting new industry.

This ONLINE CLASS provides a complete picture of the UAS

industry and the technology behind the aircraft used, including—

Past, Present and Future • Technology • Architecture • For more information visit

cetrain.isu.edu/uas

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Start Date: 11/21/14 Days Taught: FHours: 120 Fee: $500Bldg/Rm: LAW 201 Times: 9 am – 3 pmFace-to-face dates will be distributed �rst day of class.(Lab times: 9 am – 3 pm; Clinical times: 7 am – 4 pm)

CNA Manual Skills Prep #1953For the �rst time, ISU is o�ering a course which covers only the manual skills portion of the nursing assistant’s role. �e course includes web videos of each testable skill, a copy of all documents needed to prepare for the CNA manual skills exam, resources for non-testable skills and four hours of face-to-face training with an Idaho-approved nursing assistant instructor.

Intended audience: Previously certi�ed nursing assistants who allowed their CNA to lapse and need to retest, people working in settings that don’t require certi�cation, but who perform the work of a nursing assistant, family caring for ill or disabled loved ones, students who do not feel they mastered the skills within their course and CNAs wishing to learn the new CNA scope of practice or wanting a review a�er being away from the �eld for a time.

SECTION 1Start Date: 9/12/14 Days Taught: FHours: 4 Fee: $135Bldg/Rm: LAW 201 Times: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm (1 session)

SECTION 2Start Date: 10/10/14 Days Taught: FHours: 4 Fee: $135Bldg/Rm: LAW 201 Times: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm (1 session)

SECTION 3Start Date: 11/14/14 Days Taught: FHours: 4 Fee: $135Bldg/Rm:LAW 201Times: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm (1 session)

SECTION 4Start Date: 12/12/14 Days Taught: FHours: 4 Fee: $135Bldg/Rm: LAW 201Times: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm (1 session)

SECTION 1 SPRING 2015Start Date: 1/9/15 Days Taught: FHours: 4 Fee: $135Bldg/Rm: LAW 201Times: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm (1 session)

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PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN

Phlebotomy Technician #1905Do you want to work in an emergency department, clinic, laboratory or any number of settings hiring phlebotomists or phlebotomy technicians? Or perhaps add to a previous certi-�cation? �e ISU phlebotomy program prepares you for these roles and allows an opportunity to take a national certi�cation exam upon course completion.

Topics range from blood draws and laboratory procedures to employability skills and safety. Each student is scheduled for 40 hours to draw blood in a real clinical agency!

Additional costs include: uniform, immunizations and a Healthcare Provider CPR certi�cation course (CPR available through Workforce Training or area hospitals).

Clinical hours will be outside of normal course times to �t agency operating hours. Forty (40) clinical hours are required - dependent on completing at least 100 blood draws. More clinical time may be required to ful�ll that number.Start Date: 8/19/14 Days Taught: T THHours: 160 Fee: $850Bldg/Rm: RFC 380 Times: 5 – 10 pm (32 sessions)

Fitness and DanceMilitary Fitness #1140Workforce Training cooperates with the ISU ROTC to o�er their Military Fitness Class. You can develop the physical �tness requirements of an o�cer in the Army. �ere will be an emphasis on developing one’s own �tness through challenging, competitive and progressive training sessions.Start Date: 8/27/14 Days Taught: M W FHours: 45 Fee: $15Bldg/Rm: Reed Gym Times: 6 – 7 am (45 sessions)

Chi Running #1332Chi Running combines the inner focus of T’ai Chi with modern physics to create a revolutionary running technique that reduc-es pain and increases joy, focus and mental clarity. �is class is for you if you would simply like to learn how to run more e�ciently and prevent injury, or if you are looking to increase speed and set a new personal best at your next race. �is class is appropriate for all skill levels from beginner to near elite runners who run all terrain from trails to roads.

SECTION 1Start Date: 9/9/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $20Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 Times: 6 – 8 pm




Chi Walking #1333Chi Walking combines the inner focus of T’ai Chi with modern physics to create a revolutionary walking technique that reduc-es pain and increases joy, focus and mental clarity. �is class is for you if you would like to learn how to walk further and more quickly in your everyday life and/or achieve new �tness goals.

SECTION 1Start Date: 9/11/14 Days Taught: THHours: 2 Fee: $20Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 Times: 6 – 8 pm




Basic Beginning Yoga #1288Tone your muscles, strengthen your spine, improve balance and increase your �exibility to build a strong foundation for total body health with this invigorating workout! Bring a yoga mat, yoga block, towel or blanket, and a cloth belt or tie that measures one and one-half yards. Please wear loose, comfort-able clothing.Start Date: 9/8/14 Days Taught: MHours: 6 Fee: $45Bldg/Rm: CONED 162 Times: 5:30 – 6:30 pm (6 sessions)



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Women in Nature (WIN) #1287WIN provides year-round outdoor activities for women 18 and older. �e activities are non-competitive learning opportuni-ties and are open to varying �tness abilities. �e fall program will be held in beautiful Albion, Idaho. �e registration fee includes a motivational speaker, dinner, and a bon�re on Fri-day, breakfast and lunch on Saturday, and two classes. (Choose from: Rock Climbing or Dutch oven cooking in the morning and Hiking or Kayaking in the a�ernoon). Participants are responsible for their own transportation and lodging (motel information will be provided).Start Date: 9/5/14 Days Taught: F SHours: 9 Fee: $92Location: Held in Albion, ID

Ballroom Dancing #1280Get in touch with your inner rhythms with American-style ballroom dancing. Brand new to ballroom or partnership dancing? Start with Ballroom Basics. You will be moving around the dance �oor in no time.

�ose interested in going a little further can move Beyond the Basics, where we will introduce more of the style and feel of the dances. People taking Beyond the Basics will be expected to have some prior ballroom experience.

SECTION 1 – Foxtrot – BasicStart Date: 9/9/14 Days Taught: THours: 4 Fee: $20Bldg/Rm: CONED 162 Times: 7 – 8 pm (4 sessions)

SECTION 2 – Foxtrot – Beyond BasicStart Date: 9/9/14 Days Taught: THours: 4 Fee: $20Bldg/Rm: CONED 162 Times: 8 – 9 pm (4 sessions)

SECTION 3 – Swing – Basic Start Date: 10/14/14 Days Taught: THours: 4 Fee: $20Bldg/Rm: CONED 162 Times: 7 – 8 pm (4 sessions)

SECTION 4 – Swing – Beyond Basic Start Date: 10/14/14 Days Taught: THours: 4 Fee: $20Bldg/Rm: CONED 162 Times: 8 – 9 pm (4 sessions)

SECTION 5 – Tango – BasicStart Date: 11/11/14 Days Taught: THours: 4 Fee: $20Bldg/Rm: CONED 162 Times: 7 – 8 pm (4 sessions)NOTE: No class the week of Thanksgiving, Nov. 25

SECTION 6 – Tango – Beyond BasicStart Date: 11/11/14 Days Taught: THours: 4 Fee: $20Bldg/Rm: CONED 162 Times: 8 – 9 pm (4 sessions)NOTE: No class the week of Thanksgiving, Nov. 25

Basics of Country Dancing #1348�is is an upbeat, fun class for partners who want to learn the Country Two Step and Country Waltz, then move on to some beautiful intermediate turns. You will wow everyone when you dance at a club, social dance or wedding. We will also learn a partner dance, the Cowboy Cha Cha, which is widely danced at Idaho country night clubs.Start Date: 10/16/14 Days Taught: THours: 12 Fee: $35Bldg/Rm: CONED 162 Times: 7 – 9 pm (6 sessions)

Line Dancing – Beginning & Intermediate #1360Come join our fun line dance classes! Get aerobic exercise while learning a variety of new dance steps. Line dancing is a great way to meet new people, enjoy fun music, and keep active and moving while having fun.Start Date: 9/10/14 Days Taught: WHours: 6 Fee: $25Bldg/Rm: CONED 162 Times: 7 – 9 pm (3 sessions)

Line Dancing – Advanced #1360For those students who have taken the beginning/ intermediate class and want to add more advanced steps to their dance moves.Start Date: 10/8/14 Days Taught: WHours: 6 Fee: $25Bldg/Rm: CONED 162 Times: 7 – 9 pm (3 sessions)

Personal / Professional DevelopmentCRAFTS AND SEWING

Beginning Fashion Design #1342Whether you want to be a fashion designer or just want to design your own wardrobe, this class is a great place to start. You will learn fashion basics and what it takes to design a col-lection. Sewing experience is not required, but it helps to know basic sewing construction.Start Date: 9/9/14 Days Taught: THours: 10 Fee: $64Bldg/Rm: CONED 125Times: 6 – 8 pm (5 sessions)

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Creating a Working Wardrobe #1346Do you stare into your closet thinking “I have nothing to wear?” Learn how to create a wardrobe that works for you and your lifestyle. We will start from scratch and build a wardrobe that you will love.Start Date: 10/9/14 Days Taught: THHours: 8 Fee: $54Bldg/Rm: CONED 202Times: 6 – 8 pm (4 sessions)

Introduction to Fibers and Fabrics #1284�is is a 2-hour lecture/demonstration with PowerPoint pre-sentation. Slides will include magni�ed photos of the �bers and fabrics. �ere will also be samples of the major types of fabrics to be passed around for students to feel. History, important characteristics, and uses of the �bers and fabrics will be ex-plained, as well as care hints.Start Date: 9/10/14 Days Taught: WHours: 2 Fee: $16Bldg/Rm: CONED 203Times: 6 – 8 pm (1 session)

Introduction to Machine Sewing: 8-hours for the Beginner #1286�is class is for non-sewers or those who may have learned the fundamentals many years ago, but has not sewn since. Students can bring their own working sewing machines or can arrange before the �rst night to use a machine provided by the teach-er. Introduction to Fibers is a prerequisite. Materials will be provided. �is class is limited to 6 students.Start Date: 9/16/14 Days Taught: THours: 8 Fee: $65Bldg/Rm: CONED 106 Times: 6 – 8 pm (4 sessions)

Basic Garment Construction #1299�is class is for the students who have a little experience sewing, but do not consider themselves competent. Learn to improve your skills in a relaxed atmosphere. �is class is limited to 6 students.Start Date: 10/15/14 Days Taught: WHours: 12 Fee: $78Bldg/Rm: CONED 106Times: 6 – 8 pm (6 sessions)

Collars #1299Students will learn to sew three di�erent kinds of collars, with the hands-on experience of attaching them. (Simple one-piece, plus fusing collar, collar with collar band, shirt collar with lapel) �is class is limited to 6 students.

Start Date: 10/14/14 Days Taught: THours: 4 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: CONED 106Times: 6 – 8 pm (2 sessions)

Zippers #1299�is class teaches students three di�erent methods of inserting zippers. Students will get hands-on experience for each method. (Lapped zipper, centered zipper, placket (�y) zipper). �is class is limited to 6 students.Start Date: 9/15/14 Days Taught: MHours: 4 Fee: $38Bldg/Rm: CONED 106Times: 6 – 8 pm (2 sessions)

Skirts: Pattern Drafting and Design #1299Get frustrated because skirts do not �t you well? �ink the skirts you see in the shops are overpriced? �is class is for you! Using the book Skirt-A-Day Sewing by Nicole Smith, you will dra� a pattern for a simple pencil skirt and make the skirt out of fabric of your choice. �en you will learn how to use that pattern to make perfectly �tting patterns for other skirts from the textbook. You will receive the textbook the �rst day of class. �is class is limited to 6 students.Start Date: 10/16/14 Days Taught: THHours: 12 Fee: $78Bldg/Rm: CONED 106 Times: 6 – 8 pm (6 sessions)

Recycle / Upcycle: Making New Clothes from Old #1299If your budget is tight but you would like to expand your wardrobe, this class is for you. During a �eld trip to Goodwill Industries, students will learn how to choose thri�-shop or yard sale items to use as the basis for new or remodeled clothes for themselves or their children. Projects will be (1) changing a short-sleeved shirt into one with ¾ or long sleeves; and (2) converting a pull-over sweater into a unique cardigan. A sew-ing machine in good working order is needed; do not bring to the �rst class. �is course is for experienced sewers only and will be limited to 6 students.Start Date: 12/2/14 Days Taught: T THHours: 8 Fee: $65Bldg/Rm: CONED 106 Times: 6 – 8 pm (4 sessions)



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HOME IMPROVEMENT

DIY Interior Updates #1240Want a change in your home without spending a lot of money? Learn some simple tricks you can do yourself to update your home’s interior on a budget. We will discuss ways to replace or reuse what you already have, as well as ideas for repurposing thri�ed items.Start Date: 9/15/14 Days Taught: MHours: 2.5 Fee: $26Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 6:00 – 8:30 pm (1 session)

Color Splash #1242Color a�ects mood, emotion, and behavior. �is class helps you understand basic color theory, discover your personal color fa-vorites, and learn how and where to apply color for the impact you desire. Learn to make the color decisions that suit you and your lifestyle best.Start Date: 9/22/14/14 Days Taught: MHours: 2.5 Fee: $26Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 6:00 – 8:30 pm (1 session)

The Organized Home: Clean Sweep #1243Are you feeling cramped, crowded or disorganized? Learn how to make the most of the space you have. We discuss de-clut-tering, downsizing and organizing to free your rooms from unwanted and unnecessary items. �en learn arrange your surroundings to look clean and uncluttered.Start Date: 9/29/14 Days Taught: MHours: 2.5 Fee: $22Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 6:00 – 8:30 pm (1 session)

The Organized Home: Mission Organization #1341Organization–A�er cleaning up your space and ridding it of energy-zapping clutter, learn how to store and organize what remains. We will also discuss how to choose and arrange furniture and accessories to create a functional, aesthetically pleasing space.Start Date: 10/6/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $22Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 6:00 – 8:00 pm (1 session)

PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING

Getting (and Staying!) Out of Debt #1139�e cost of debt is more than the dollars spent on interest—it is also the expense of lost possibilities and opportunities, the expenditure of self-respect, and the price paid in worry and

stress. Getting out of debt is challenging, but it can be accom-plished with dedication, perseverance and a good plan. Learn the best ways to eliminate debt in your life and how to budget for a brighter future.Start Date: 9/24/14 Days Taught: WHours: 4 Fee: $40Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 Times: 6:30 – 8:30 pm (2 sessions)

Retirement Planning Basics: What’s Your Number? #7322ONLINE! At some point we’d all like to be able to retire—but do you know how much money you’ll need at retirement? �is course provides a four-step process to determine the amount needed and how much to save retirement to reach that goal:• Create a budget and estimate how much will be needed annually in retirement. • Adjust that amount for inflation. • Calculate the dollar amount needed at retirement to reach the adjusted living expenses estimate. • Determine the monthly dollar amount that needs to be in-vested until retirement. NOTE: �is class is fully online, registered participants will receive 30 days to watch, review, and complete course.Start Date: Online – anytime Ends: 30 days after registrationHours: 1 Fee: $25

Investment Trading Basics I #7321ONLINE! How �nancially savvy are you? If you’re like most Americans, your understanding of investing could use some improvement. �e course is an opportunity to learn about: opening an on-line brokerage account, basic investment vehicles, placing basic orders to buy and sell stocks, and exchange-traded funds. Even if you are a beginning investor, this class gives the foundation to create and manage your own investment portfolio.

NOTE: �is class is fully online, registered participants will receive 30 days to watch, review, and complete course.Start Date: Online – anytime Ends: 30 days after registrationHours: 1 Fee: $25

REGISTER AND PAY FOR THE FOLLOWING THREE CLASSESInvestments (#1236), Retirement Planning (#1237), and Life Insurance & Annuity Basics (#1238)—and get a much better price, $100 for all three classes. Use coupon code Finance2014 at checkout.

Investments #1236Remember, no one cares more about your investments than you do! �e �rst step to successful investing is to know what’s available and how to apply it to your investment plan. In this


FOR ONLINE SAFETY COURSES VISIT US AT:cetrain.isu.edu/online

FREE, quick job-site safety training is available for general categories like heat and cold stress and confined spaces.

There is industry-specific training for farm, construction and manufacturing safety.

Take 10 minutes to have your crew watch one of these specific, mobile trainings. For Free.

SAFTEY TRAINING FOR:Emergency Services

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Agriculture

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course you will learn about basic investment vehicles, gain an understanding of quali�ed plans, and learn where to search for and evaluate mutual funds and exchange-traded funds. �is class is a broad overview of investment vehicles and is not a particular course on trading strategy or portfolio management. Start Date: 10/14/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $40Bldg/Rm: CE 203 Times: 7 – 9 pm (1 session)

Retirement Planning #1237Even if you’re already retired, this class helps you understand your retirement savings and how long it will last. For stu-dents who aren’t retired, learn how much will be needed at retirement and how much to save monthly or annually until retirement to reach that goal. �e course takes you through a four-step process, i.e., creating a budget and estimating how much will be needed annually in retirement, adjusting that amount for in�ation, calculating the dollar amount needed at retirement to reach the adjusted living expenses estimate, and how to calculate the monthly dollar amount that needs to be invested until retirement.Start Date: 10/21/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $40Bldg/Rm: CE 203 Times: 7 – 9 pm (1 session)

Life Insurance & Annuity Basics #1238�ere are so many insurance agents trying to sell you a product it’s hard to know how to make the right choice. If you’re mys-ti�ed about how these insurance products work and whether or not they can bene�t you, this is a class you won’t want to miss. An understanding of life insurance and annuities will be provided including: term life, whole life, universal life, variable universal life, �xed annuities, variable annuities, and indexed annuities; you will also learn about the basic costs and underly-ing investments of these products, and their usefulness.Start Date: 10/28/14 Days Taught: THours: 2 Fee: $40Bldg/Rm: RFC 263 Times: 7 – 9 pm (1 session)

PERSONAL/PRO DEVELOPMENT

Servant Leadership #1231Traditional leadership has a tendency to put the leader at the top of an organizational structure. �e leader’s power lies in that position, rather than by in�uence. �e power of servant leadership is that the leader works to bring out the best in those with whom they work and becomes a source of help(CONTINUES)

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(CONTINUED: SERVANT LEADERSHIP) and mentoring to those within an organization. As individual employees achieve success, the organization can live up to its mission more e� ectively; and those who work within its frame-work can unleash the best they have to o� er.Start Date: 9/17/14 Days Taught: WHours: 10 Fee: $72Bldg/Rm: RFC 263 Times: 7 – 9 pm (5 sessions)

The Color Code: Developing People and Building Better Relationships #1365Every relationship begins with YOU. Who are you? Do you re-ally understand why you think and behave as you do? Imagine the power of truly knowing yourself, what motivates you, and how you impact the relationships in your life. � e price of the class includes an online pre-workshop which must be complet-ed at least 2 days before the class begins. � e results from this pre-workshop will include an online personality assessment and a handy card with a breakdown of your personal traits (a $110 value). Each student must have a working email address.

SECTION 1Start Date: 9/18/14 Days Taught: THHours: 1.5 Fee: $78Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 Times: 6:30 – 8 pm (1 session)

SECTION 2Start Date: 10/23/14 Days Taught: THHours: 1.5 Fee: $78Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 6:30 – 8 pm (1 session)

Problem Solving and Decision Making #1113� ere is o� en anxiety associated with making key decisions. Learn tried and true, as well as novel strategies, which will help you develop a personal method for solving problems and making decisions. � e skills can be applied to business or personal situations.Start Date: 11/5/14 Days Taught: WHours: 6 Fee: $52Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 6:30-9:30 pm (2 sessions)

Dealing with Di� cult People #1103When dealing with di� cult people, our immediate “� ght or � ight” instinct kicks in. Unfortunately, those knee-jerk reac-tions can make us become victims or bullies. � is class teaches smart skills which will help work out interpersonal problems while maintaining composure—which can increase your productivity and decrease your blood pressure.Start Date: 12/1/14 Days: M WHours: 4 Fee: $40Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 6:30 – 8:30 pm (2 sessions)

WORKFORCE TRAINING is cooperati ng with the ISU ROTC to off er Military Fitness. You can develop the physical fi tness requirements of an offi cer in the Army. There will be emphasis on developing one’s own fi tness through challenging, competi ti ve and progressive training sessions. See complete class informati on onpage 27.

To get started,register atcetrain.isu.edu/fi tor call(208) 282-3372

ADD A FEW HOURS OF STRENGTH TO YOUR SCHEDULEEnroll in a Military Science Class! Learn moreabout Leadership, Offi cership and Scholarships!Call 282-3061 for more ISU Army ROTC informati on.

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Start Date: 11/12/14 Days Taught: WHours: 6 Fee: $60Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6:00 – 9:00 pm (2 sessions)

Photoshop Elements: Repairing Old Photos #1330PREREQUISITE: Complete Photoshop Elements 1: Image Editing Basics.

�e instruction will concentrate on digital repair and res-toration techniques to improve historic photos. Students will learn and practice on instructor provided image(s), with time allotted for instructor help with individual photo restoration projects (digital image) students bring to class.Start Date: 12/3/14 Days Taught: WHours: 3 Fee: $35Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6:00 – 9:00 pm (1 session)

Photoshop Elements: Preparing Images for Websites #1331Photos and graphics that are to be coded into company and personal websites need to be properly cropped, sized, sharp-ened, and optimized for online use. Photoshop Elements provides the needed tools. Instruction will include proper cropping, resolution, sizing, border techniques, �lters, exporting and proper placement in HTML webpage code.Start Date: 12/10/14 Days Taught: WHours: 3 Fee: $35Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6:00 – 9:00 pm (1 session)

Minimalist Approach to Photographic Lighting #1133See the world as your studio! In photography, the quality of light is everything. When it is good, the photograph is suc-cessful. When it is poor, so is the photograph. Learn to create professional lighting e�ects with simple, detachable �ashes and objects that are available in every home. �e class shows how �ashes and a houseplant can turn any wall into a multi-color backdrop, and how to balance subject lighting with ambient light. Discover the basics of using your camera, your �ash and your mind as an artist.

SECTION 1Start Date: 8/23/14 Days Taught: SHours: 4 Fee: $150Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 Times: 10 am – 2:30 pm (1 session)

SECTION 2Start Date: 11/15/14 Days Taught: SHours: 4 Fee: $150Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 Times: 10 am – 2:30 pm (1 session)

Mastering Public Presentations #1308In many situations, we are called upon to address our business associates, fellow citizens, friends, colleagues or even strangers in a public setting. �is may be in seminars or workshops, business or civic a�airs, public or private events where the goal is to inform, to educate, and occasionally to persuade. While this is o�en a crucial personal or professional opportunity, it is usually an intimidating and sometimes terrifying undertaking.

In this course you will learn from an internationally-recog-nized public speaker how to overcome this common chal-lenge. Feel more comfortable with your audience, deliver your message with more con�dence, and strengthen your own sense of e�ectiveness and self-assurance in the public arena. �ese skills carry through the workplace, community and family. �e �rst half of the class (10/1) will teach how to prepare a presentation for a speci�c audience. During the next week the instructor will be available to advise and help each stu-dent prepare a brief presentation. �e second meeting of the group (10/8) will include brief presentations and techniques to improve them. Start Date: 10/1 & 10/8/14 Days Taught: WHours: 4 Fee: $58Bldg/Rm: CONED125 Times: 6:30 – 8:30 pm (2 sessions)

PHOTOGRAPHY

Photoshop Elements I: Imaging Editing Basics #1216Adobe’s Photoshop Elements is an inexpensive, yet power-ful consumer grade digital image editor. Course focus is on improving lighting and color in digital photos, selecting and manipulating image details, adding type, combining images. Instruction will also cover the process of preparing images and graphics for web sites. Recommended resource book: Photoshop Elements, the Missing Manual.Start Date: 10/8/14 Days Taught: WHours: 12 Fee: $84Bldg/Rm: CONED 238 Times: 6:00 – 9:00 pm (4 sessions)

Photoshop Elements II: Layout and Composition (Advanced) #1329PREREQUISITE: Complete Photoshop Elements 1: Image Editing Basics.

Photoshop Elements has a powerful layers and masking functions that allows users to combine elements from two or more photos into a single image as well as combine text, graphics and photos into marketing/ information pieces, book covers, webpage graphics, and more. Recommended resource book: Photoshop Elements, the Missing Manual.

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SAFETY / SECURITY

Gun Safety and Shooting Skills Improvement #1225Learn basic gun handling techniques, unloading and storage. � is class helps shooters develop basic shooting skills and tactics. Students will need to provide their own � rearm (un-loaded), 50 rounds of ammunition, a billed hat, eye protection and hearing protection. � is class also covers state and federal gun laws and provides students with the information needed to obtain an Idaho concealed weapons permit. Applications for the concealed weapons permits will be available at the end of class upon request.Start Date: 10/2/14 Days Taught: TH FHours: 6 Fee: $72Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 – Thursday, 6 – 9 pm Oregon Trail Gun Club – Friday, 6 – 9 pm (2 sessions)

Advanced Gun Skills and Tactics for Self-Protection #1226 You may have a gun in your nightstand or even a concealed weapons permit, but do you have strategies to use in a life threatening situation? � is class will help shooters develop marksmanship and tactics during a crisis situation.

Each student must have at least intermediate shooting skills and must bring their own weapon (unloaded), 100-150 rounds of ammunition, a billed hat, eye protection, hearing protection.

Graduates of the Gun Safety and Shooting Skills Improvement course are encouraged to attend.Start Date: 10/23/14 Days Taught: TH FHours: 7 Fee: $84Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 – Thursday, 5:30 – 9:30 pm Oregon Trail Gun Club – Friday, 6 – 9 pm (2 sessions)

Weapon’s Retention Class #1279 If you carry a � rearm, it’s important to learn the simple con-cepts that help you keep your gun in your holster —rather than lose it to an aggressor. We will discuss: Constant awareness of your surroundings, de� ecting techniques, safe body position-ing skills, and securing your weapon with hand techniques.

� e class includes lecture, demonstration and some hands-on training. Students should have an appropriate holster that locks the gun in or has some retention on the � rearm that will be used in the class. It can also be carried on-person using a belt or paddle inside the waistband.

Instructors recommend taking the Basic and Advanced Gun Skills classes or having a Concealed Weapons Permit before taking this class.Start Date: 11/20/14 Days Taught: THHours: 4 Fee: $54Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 Times: 5:30 – 9:30 pm (1 session)

Defensive Law #1132What will you do if you are a victim of a home invasion, burglary, rape, battery, or assault? Will you take action that you believe to be legal, right and appropriate? Good people are o� en on trial or incarcerated because they took action that was legal and seemed appropriate. � is can happen for a number of surprising reasons.

� is course explores � umbs Up/� umbs Down elements that are combined to de� ne innocence or guilt in a defen-sive situation. � ese include use of force, the 911 system, the victim’s level of aggression, and the actual threat faced. Learn about defensive law, how law is commonly interpreted and how that understanding can protect you from criminals and from the legal system.Start Date: 10/17/14 Days Taught: FHours: 3 Fee: $50Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 Times: 6 – 9 pm (1 session)

Basic Defensive Pistol #1265Discover the solid foundation of skills necessary to safely and con� dently deploy a handgun. Appropriate for all shooters, re-gardless of ability, this class contains three hours of classroom instruction and live � re training. Topics include: Non-violent con� ict resolution, � rearms safety, use of force and the law, case studies, safe gun handling, selecting a handgun, presenta-tion from the holster. Advanced reality-based � rearms training including shooting fundamentals, stance, grip, trigger control, and performance under stress. Start Date: 9/26/14 Days Taught: F SHours: 6 Fee: $100Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 – Friday, 6 – 9 pm Dally Post Ranch, Saturday 9 am – Noon 2530 Big Canyon Road, Rockland, Idaho (2 sessions)

Dragon Slayer – Women’s Self-Defense #1111Dragon [drag-uhn] noun. A � erce, violent person, generally a male. A coward that readily � ees from individuals of equal size and strength and prefers to prey on smaller, weaker, and defenseless individuals. � is class is self-defense for ladies only and is appropriate for all ability levels of shooters. It provides a solid foundation of defensive skills and teaches easy to use techniques which reduces your vulnerability and the chances of a dragon attack and develops gun-handling skills necessary to safely and con� dently deploy a handgun. � ere are three hours of classroom time plus live � re training. Start Date: 9/12/14 Days Taught: F SHours: 6 Fee: $100Bldg/Rm: CONED 203 – Friday, 6 – 9 pm Dally Post Ranch, Saturday 9 am – Noon 2530 Big Canyon Road, Rockland, Idaho (2 sessions)

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Trades Basic Blueprint Reading #1306

Many jobs—from construction to manufacturing—require a fundamental knowledge of blueprint reading. Learn to com-prehend and interpret the standard symbols and abbreviations found on blueprints. It will give you an edge at work or when applying for new positions.Start Date: 9/22/14 Days Taught: MHours: 10 Fee: $72Bldg/Rm: T&T 318 Times: 6:30 – 9 pm (4 sessions)

Erosion Control / Storm Water #1190Contractors, learn the new guidelines! Topics covered are federal and local erosion and sediment controls requirements; responsible person requirements; local training and certi� ca-tion; best management practices; erosion control; sediment control; the top 10 compliance problems.A� er passing this class, you apply for ESC certi� cation from the City of Pocatello. Additional fees apply.

SECTION 1Start Date: 10/9/14 Days Taught: THHours: 4 Fee: $45Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times:5 – 9 pm (1 session)

SECTION 2Start Date: 11/13 Days Taught: THHours: 4 Fee: $45Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 5 – 9 pm (1 session)

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Cabinet and Furniture Technology #1090Fine furniture and cabinet construction requires many skills. Work with cra� s people and upgrade your skills or learn new ones. Instruction will be provided in shop safety, design and planning, materials and supplies, hand and power tool opera-tion, joinery, and � nishing. Students will be working on their own projects, guided by the instructor. Students bring their own hand tools, project materials and plans.Start Date: 9/3/14 Days Taught: WHours: 30 Fee: $150Bldg/Rm: M&O (Bldg. #22) Carpentry Shop Times: 5:30 – 8:30 pm (10 sessions)

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FLAGGING

Flagging #1195In this class you will learn the responsibilities of the �agger, basic signals, �agging systems, signing, channeling devices and tra�c control practice. �is class meets requirements for training programs recognized by the Idaho Transportation Department.

SECTION 1Start Date: 8/9/14 Days Taught: SHours: 6 Fee: $54Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 9 am – 4 pm (1 session)

SECTION 2Start Date: 9/13/14 Days Taught: SHours: 6 Fee: $54Bldg/Rm: CONED 125 Times: 9 am – 4 pm (1 session)

MACHINING

Machine Shop Lathe Theory #1200�is course provides hands-on training and classroom in-struction, primarily on engine lathes and their uses, including threading, knurling, and cutting tapers, balls, and grooves. You will practice measuring techniques using calipers and mi-crometers. You can complete the machinist’s hammer, a project which covers the full range of lathe capabilities, in the 30 hour course or you can choose to do other projects.

Suggested Tools: 10-inch Adjustable Wrench, Allen Wrench Set to 5/16, safety glasses (required), safety shoes (recom-mended), clothing should not be too loose.Start Date:9/10/14 Days Taught: WHours: 30 Fee: $189Bldg/Rm: RFC 131 Times: 6 – 9 pm (10 sessions)

WELDING

Beginning/Intermediate/Advanced Welding #1230Re-tool your skills to take advantage of in-demand, high pay-ing jobs in the manufacturing sectors. If you’re an individual who likes building things, working with your mind and hands or simply enjoys seeing the results of your e�orts, then we have just what you’re looking for.

�ese self-paced courses are designed for the beginner, in-termediate, or experienced welder. SMAW, GMAW, and GTAW are taught at all levels. �e following topics will be covered: Machine Settings, Preparation of Materials, Safety and Welding in all positions.

SECTION 1Start Date: 8/28/14 Days Taught: THHours: 30 Fee: $272Bldg/Rm: T&T Weld Shop Times: 6 – 10 pm (8 sessions)

SECTION 2Start Date: 10/16/14 Days Taught: THHours: 30 Fee: $272Bldg/Rm: T&T Weld Shop Times: 6 – 10 pm (8 sessions)

Special TrainingSTART CLASSESNOTE: �ese courses require pre-approval from the START Coor-dinator. For information and the access code to complete reg-istration, contact Amy Christensen at (208) 282-4359 or email [email protected] to set up an appointment. All applicants must have applied, interviewed and taken the TABE by Friday, August 15th. Mandatory orientation will be on Tuesday August 26 and �ursday August 28th.

START – Algebra Reasoning #1372�is fast-paced, more intense class is for students with solid math skills and math intensive majors. �is class aids in attain-ing competencies in two of the General Education abilities: 1) Mathematical, scienti�c and symbolic reasoning and 2) Critical, creative thinking and problem solving.

SECTION 1Start Date: 9/2/14 Days: T THHours: 16 Fee: $90Bldg/Rm: RFC B1- 63 Time: 8 – 9 am (16 sessions)

START – Mathematical Reasoning #1292Designed for those who need to build basic math skills, or who have a less intensive math major. �is class aids in attaining competencies in two of the General Education abilities: 1) Mathematical, scienti�c and symbolic reasoning and 2) Critical, creative thinking and problem solving.

SECTION 1Start Date: 9/2/14 Days: T THHours: 16 Fee: $90Bldg/Rm: RFC B1- 63 Time: 1 – 2 pm (16 sessions)

START – Personal and Professional E�ectiveness #1291Explore the skills, attitudes, and behaviors necessary for suc-cess in college and continued success throughout your career. Topics include planning, managing, learning, thinking, studying, communicating, and writing. Normally limited to(CONTINUES)

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Basic PLC Course 1: RS Logix 500 and the Allen

Bradley Micrologix Controller

Basic PLC Course 2: RS Logix 5000 / Allen Bradley Control-

Logix /CompactLogix Controllers

Basic PLC Course 3: Basic Human Machine Interface

(Prerequisites: Basic PLC Course 1 or 2, or have basic PLC

programming experience)

Motor Controls Course 1: Fundamentals of 3 Phase Motor Controls

Instrumentation and Calibration Course 1:

Introduction to Instrument Calibration

NEW! Online Self-Paced PLC Course

Take PLC theory online and use a portable lab kit for the hands-on portion

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Learn to troubleshoot and install PLCsLearn hands on: work with an actual PLC

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Even More Classes Available!CHECK OUR ONLINE PARTNERS AT:cetrain.isu.edu/enrollment/online-partners

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Successful Transitions and Retention Track (START) provides social and academic support to help ISU students overcome barriers while they pursue a sustainable career and life goals.

See fall courses on page 36 and on this page.

(CONTINUED: PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL EFFECTIVNESS)students who have been accepted into the Successful Transi-tions and Retention Track (START) Program, other students may be accepted with instructor approval (depending on space availability). Students will develop positive attitudes and acquire e� ective and e� cient work habits and management skills—becoming personally and professionally e� ective.

SECTION 1Start Date: 9/2/14 Day: T THHours: 33 Fee: $90Bldg / Rm: RFC B1- 63 Time: 9 – 10:30 am (22 sessions)

SECTION 2Start Date: 9/2/14 Day: T THHours: 33 Fee: $90Bldg / Rm: RFC B1- 63 Time: 3 – 4:30 pm (22 sessions)

START – Writing for College E� ectiveness #1294� e START writing course helps students understand the general guidelines for college writing and reading at the entry level. Students will learn the basic fundamentals of written En-glish, as well as better understand the expectations of a college writing course.

SECTION 1Start Date: 9/2/14 Day: T Hours: 16 Fee:$90Bldg / Rm: RFC B1-63 Time:12–1 pm (16 sessions)

SECTION 2Start Date: 9/2/14 Day: THours: 16 Fee: $90Bldg / Rm: RFC B1-63 Time: 2-3 pm (16 sessions)

Registration InformationPolicies and ProceduresEnrollment Deadlines:Registration is not complete until fees are paid. Unless otherwise noted, registra-tion is open until each class is � lled or until two (2) days prior to the class start date. Complete registrations are accepted on a � rst-come, � rst-served basis.

Course Fee: Registration is complete upon receipt of fee payment. Make check payable to ISU.

Class Cancellations/Refunds: If a class is cancelled by ISU, a full refund will be issued. If a class is dropped by a student, it must be done two days prior to the class start date in order to receive a full refund less a $15 processing fee. If a two-day notice is not given, no refund will be issued.

Snow Policies and School Closures: If the university is closed during the day because of bad weather or some other emergency, our night classes are also cancelled. We will make every attempt to reschedule classes for students. In the event that classes are not cancelled and the weather is inclement, we urge you to use your best judgement in deciding whether or not to attend. If in doubt, call (208) 282-3372.

AA/EEOC Idaho State University subscribes to the principles and laws of the State of Idaho and the federal government, including applicable executive orders pertaining to civil rights. All rights, privileges, and activities of the University are made available without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age, disability, national origin or veteran status. The University is an Equal Opportunity and A� rmative Action employer. Evidence of practices that are not consistent with such a policy should be reported to the Director of the A� rmative Action O� ce, located in the Museum Building, Room 422 or call (208) 282-3964.

ADA Students having questions about accessibility or re-questing reasonable accommodations as indicated in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or Section 504, should contact the Director of Disability Services, located in Rendezvous Bldg., Room 125 or call (208) 282-3599.

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3 Easy Ways to Sign Up for ClassesONLINE: cetrain.isu.eduGo online, create a pro� le, register and pay online with your Visa or MasterCard.

BY PHONE: (208) 282-3372Phone-in registration will be accepted using Visa or MasterCard. Call (208) 282-3372 any weekday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. We will take your information over the phone, mail you an invoice or take your credit card information, and upon receipt of payment, you will be o� cially registered for class(es).

IN PERSON: Come to the CE/WT o� ce located in the Continuing Education Building, 1001 N 7th Avenue (Room 202), in Pocatello and have one of our customer service associates help you with the process. Payment can be made with cash, check, credit card (Visa or Master-Card), or a signed Purchase Order.

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