Francis Tuttle's Adult & Career Development Catalog for September to December - 2017 by Francis Tuttle Technology Center

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Table of Contents

Architecture & Construction General Interest Construction �� 4 Home Improvement �� 6 Home Inspection �� 7

Business & Accounting Accounting Concepts ��11 Communcation, Marketing and Sales ��12 Management ��12

Computer Technologies Introductory Computer Skills ��13 Golden Agers ��13 Business Office Apps ��14 Database ��16 Programming & Software Development ��17 Digital Media ��18 Social Media ��20 Online Security ��20 Mobile Devices ��21 Web Design ��21

General Interest ��40

Health Alternative Health ��41 CPR ��42 Medical Office and Informatics ��42 Therapeutic Services ��43

Insurance

Insurance General Information ��45 Insurance Test Preparation ��45 Insurance Agent/Producer/CSR/CE..................................................46 Insurance Adjusters CE..........................................................................46 Insurance Agent/Producer CE Long-Term Care............................47

Languages Languages ��48

Creative Arts

Real Estate

Drawing ��23 Hobbies and Crafts ��23 Needlework ��24 Painting ��25 Performing Arts ��26 Writing ��26

Culinary, Dietary Management & Food Services

Protection & Protective Services ��56 Security Officer ��58

Culinary Delights ��30 Dietary Management ��36

Real Estate Test Prep ��50 Real Estate Broker Test Prep ��50 Real Estate Professionals CE 3-Day Program ��53 Real Estate CE Video Series..................................................................55

Safety & Security Transportation Transportation..........................................................................................60

Education & Training

Special Programs

Childhood Development ��37 Education Profession Services ��38 Teaching and Training...........................................................................38

Aircraft Sheet Metal Training............................................................. 28 Wind Turbine Maintenance Technician.......................................... 62

Finance & Investment Finance & Investment ��39

Index

Index �� 63 Course Enrollment Form...................................................................... 66 4 Easy Ways to Enroll............................................................................. 67

*Please note: A minimum age of 16 years is required for enrollment unless otherwise specified (not applicable to online courses).

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Architecture & Construction

Construction

Electrical Training: Electrical Theory

Blueprint Reading: Basic NCCER Credential Available

This course provides an introduction to blueprint reading. Participants will learn the components of a blueprint, scales used for construction drawings, types of lines found on a blueprint, abbreviations, symbols and keynotes, and learn to use gridlines to locate information on a page. All course materials included. Certification through the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) is available to successful completers.

12 hrs 142930

$129 12/5-12/14 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Electrical Training: Residential Blueprint Reading

NEW Electricians are some of the most in demand and well paid in the construction industry! You too can begin an exciting career in the electrical industry. Residential Electrical Blue Print Reading is one of the first steps in achieving that goal. Electrical plans can include lighting plans, device locations, power plans, electrical legends, symbols, abbreviations, codes, schematic drawings, and panel schedules. Main breakers, switchgear, transformers, and motor controls may be included on plans that are more intricate. The alphabet of lines, sketching, lettering, dimensioning, general notes, RFI's, and other important aspects of electrical blueprint reading are covered in the course. Students must attend a minimum of 86 percent of the total course hours, and must score a minimum of 70 percent on all daily grades, tests, and assignments. There will be a 30 minute lunch break.

24 hrs 142990

$379 RN 9/15-9/29

F 8:00A-4:30P

NEW Electricians must have a comprehensive understanding of the electrical theories governing electricity. On your way to your new career as an electrician, these "rules" or "laws" will become second nature. "Ohm's Law," "Kirchhoff's Laws," and other "rules" define how electricity behaves. It can't be seen, these "laws" and principles create knowledge to use, control, and produce electricity without seeing it actually happen. Mathematics, direct current (DC), alternating current (AC), circuits, and circuit computations are required learning to a professional electrician. Students must attend a minimum of 86 percent of the total course hours, and must score a minimum of 70 percent on all daily grades, tests, and assignments. There will be a 30 minute lunch break. PREREQUISITE: Electrical Training: Residential Blueprint Reading

24 hrs $379 RN 142998 10/13-11/3 F 8:00A-4:30P No class 10/20 Electrical Training: Residential Codes

24 hrs 143009

$379 RN 12/1-12/15 F

Reading (Blueprints) is Fundamental

Begin Mastery of this Basic Skill

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Electricians are in high demand in the construction industry and are among the highest paid professionals in the field. Initially, residential codes are extremely important, requiring compliance to insure safety on the job from start to occupancy. Based on the 2017 NEC (National Electric Code), topics include: responsibilities the electrician must follow exactly, mandatory safety adherence to comply with OSHA Title 29, Subpart S - Electrical, Sections 1910.331 to 1910.360. A focus on wiring diagrams, specifications, plans, symbols, circuit layout, methods to wire switches, receptacles, and lighting, conductor sizing, GFCIs (ground fault interrupters) and AFCIs ( arc-fault circuit interrupters), will be covered in the course. Patience is necessary to acquire the many hours of training to earn your electrical apprenticeship. Students must attend a minimum of 86 percent of the total course hours, and must score a minimum of 70 percent on all daily grades, tests, and assignments. There will be a 30 minute lunch break. PREREQUISITE: Electrical Training: Electrical Theory

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Forklift Safety Awareness Training

This course is for individuals seeking compliance with OSHA 1910.178 industrial truck safe operation regulations. Course consists of classroom activities and hands-on demonstration of forklift operation skills. Topics include types of forklifts, pre/post operations inspections, safe operation procedures, and more. Successful course completers will receive a Francis Tuttle certificate of training and a wallet card.

4 hrs 142534 142535 142536 142537

$59 RK 9/14 RK 10/19 RK 11/16 RK 12/14

TH 8:30A-12:30P TH 8:30A-12:30P TH 8:30A-12:30P TH 8:30A-12:30P

HVAC Training: Heat and Air Conditioning Introduction NEW

Are you considering a career as an HVAC technician? The demand for qualified personnel in this industry remain historically strong. This class will provide general knowledge on how various units work. Learn how to help optimize unit efficiency and prolong unit life. By understanding operation and service, the student will learn how to improve indoor air quality, including performing basic system maintenance. Students must attend a minimum of 86 percent of the total course hours, and must score a minimum of 70 percent on all daily grades, tests, and assignments.

24 hrs 142967

$299 RN 9/12-10/5 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

HVAC Training: Principles of Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer

NEW Continue HVAC technician training to keep you headed to a solid and well paid career. This course is an introduction to matter and heat behavior, fluids and pressures, refrigeration cycle/diagrams and measurement systems. At the successful completion of this course you will be able to define and explain the principles of thermodynamics, heat transfer, and matter and energy; perform necessary mathematical operations; and develop a technical understand of the information contained on HVACR diagrams. PREREQUISITE: HVAC Training: Heat and Air Conditioning Introduction

24 hrs $299 142978 RN 10/10-11/7 TTH 6:00P-9:00P No class 10/19

HVAC Training: Refrigerants & Lubricant /Refrigerant Safety & Recovery - EPA Certification NEW

Refrigerants & Lubricants This is the next step in realizing a lifelong career that will serve you by impacting industry needs. This is an introduction to refrigerant safety, and recovery, recycling, and reclamation equipment and methods. Students will be prepared to seek EPA certification. At the successful completion of this course you will be able to identify and follow proper procedure for recovering and recycling of refrigerants. Students must attend a minimum of 86 percent of the total course hours, and must score a minimum of 70 percent on all daily grades, tests, and assignments. Refrigerant Safety & Recovery-EPA Certification This is an introduction to refrigerant safety, and recovery, recycling, and reclamation equipment and methods. Students will be prepared to seek EPA certification. At the successful completion of this course you will be able to identify and follow proper procedure for recovering and recycling of refrigerants. Students must attend a minimum of 86 percent of the total course hours, and must score a minimum of 70 percent on all daily grades, tests, and assignments. PREREQUISITE: Principles of Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer.

24 hrs $299 142979 RN 11/9-12/12 TTH 6:00P-9:00P No class 11/21 or 11/23 Welding for Skill Advancement: NCCER Credential Available

This progress-based course is for beginners and advanced alike, who are ready to take their welding skills to the next level. Learn procedures for ARC (stick), MIG, and TIG welding on plate and pipe. Instructor evaluation determines current skill level. Individual learning plans get you to the level you need. Multiple classes may be needed to achieve desired skill level. Students are encouraged to purchase their own welding hood and other personal protective equipment. Certification through the National Center for Construction Education and Research is available to successful course completers. All course related materials and supplies included in tuition.

42 hrs $339 142820 RN 9/7-10/26 TTH 6:00P-9:00P No class 10/19

LEVEL UP IN WELDING Improve your skills and credentials

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Welding GMAW Aluminum Plate NCCER Credential Available

NEW Welding on aluminum is considered an advanced skill! Aluminum metallurgy is vastly different than other metals such as steel or iron. Aluminum is said not to "glow" red when welded, if it does it's likely near the melting point and too hot! Welding safety, metal prep, GMAW set up of equipment, techniques, characteristics and possible complications of welding on aluminum plate are featured. Weld beads, fillet welds, v-groove welds and the various positions required to successfully weld aluminum plate will be the fundamentals of the course. National Center for Construction Education and Research - NCCER Certification are available to successful course completers. All course related materials and supplies are included in tuition. Previous welding skills are recommended when considering this course.

33 hrs $396 RN 142968 11/2-12/14 TTH 6:00P-9:00P No class 11/21 or 11/23

Carpentry Basics

Were you unable to take carpentry in high school? Would you like to learn basic tools for home projects or wish to start the beginning carpentry skills for your job, or possibly have a passion to learn woodworking? Students who would like to learn about basic carpentry tools, safety, and carpentry processes will love this course. Demonstrations and activities will be centered on methods used for home projects. Students will build a portable carpenter's work bench and a small shelf unit to take home for their efforts and use. All materials included in course tuition.

12 hrs 142874

Home Improvement

Furniture Making

Basic Light Welding

Don't be afraid to tackle welding. Today's tools make the chore easy for even a first-timer, and you'll probably find it's fun and addictive. In this class, you will learn the tricks of the trade using small, compact wire (MIG) welders.

24 hrs 142894

$189 RK 10/3-10/26 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Build a Backyard Storage Shed

Want to save money? Need extra storage? Do both, in our build a backyard storage building (portable building) course. You will build the way the pros do. During this fun hands-on course, students will participate as a crew in the construction of a 7' X 8' storage building with gable roof, operating window, and door. The basic safety procedure training for the various hand and power tools required for the project, are combined with the carpentry skills to build the floor, wall, and roof framing, installing the cornice, window, door, siding, trim and roofing are also included in the course.

36 hrs 142793

$359 9/11-10/18 MW 6:00P-9:00P

Gain training and knowledge of tool use and machine functions as well as safety requirements and efficient working habits in this course. Learn basic and intermediate skills and work on a project of your own choosing, with instructor approval. Students supply all expendable supplies and construction materials.

36 hrs $259 142900 RK 9/13-12/13 W 6:00P-9:00P No class 11/22 or 11/29 Pergolas, Arbors, and Patio Covers

Would you like to shade the hot summer sun from your patio? Do you still want a bit of light to shine through? Come and learn how to make it happen. Design, form and function, and basic wood framing construction methods with industry standard practices will safely allow you the opportunity to add rustic charm to your back yard or property. Materials included in class.

18 hrs 142767

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PT PORTLAND

$199 11/6-11/15 MTW 6:00P-9:00P

Drywall Installation: Introduction

Learn from the beginning how the pros do it. Basic installation methods to correctly and safely layout, measure, cut, fit, and fasten drywall are covered in this class, along with the tools and tips of the trade. This hands-on class will allow students to experience how pros make it look so easy... the secret is out, it is easy! This class is structured to maximize your time and provide you with knowledge to confidently attend to your home repairs. Class materials are included.

6 hrs 142768 6

$159 10/23-11/1 MW 6:00P-9:00P

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$89 RN 12/4-12/6 MW

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6:00P-9:00P

Drywall Installation, Finish, and Repair

Save money by making your own improvements to your home. Learn from the professionals how to measure, cut, install, finish, and repair drywall (sheet rock). This fast-paced, hands-on class walks you through the correct steps for a professional-looking installation or repair project. Topics covered include safety, tools, measuring, cutting, installing, and finishing (tape and bed) of residential drywall. All class materials included in the tuition.

12 hrs $169 142871 RN 10/10-10/24 TTH 6:00P-9:00P No class 10/19 Interior Doors and Trim

This class is for beginners and advanced alike. Learn from the pros how to install pre-hung interior doors, and trim, including base trim, door casing, and crown molding. Hands-on training gives you the skills necessary for a professional quality project. All materials included.

12 hrs 142872 Drywall Finish and Repair: Introduction

Drywall finish, known as: "tape and bed," is derived from the term "tape embedded." Our pros teach you basic methods and skills to relieve the challenges of this process. In the hands-on portion of the class, the multiple steps will become clear. The various drywall joint compounds, tape types, corner treatments, and applications are provided for you to work for the goal of a flat smooth wall, which requires little or no sanding. Safety, tools, materials, tips and tricks of the trade will be covered in this fast-moving class. Drywall damage repairs will also be covered. All materials are included.

6 hrs 142769

$89 12/11-12/13 MW 6:00P-9:00P

Wood and Metal Stud Framing

This class is designed for beginners and advanced students alike. Learn from the pros how to construct a wall using wood and metal studs. This fast-paced, hands-on class will walk you through each step of layout, cutting, fitting, and installing an exterior or partition wall. Students will construct a 10'x10' room with ceiling joists, windows, and doors. Familiarity with hand and power tools should be considered before entering the class. All materials included.

15 hrs 142870

$199 RN 9/7-9/21

TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Home Inspection Home Inspection 90 Hour: OL

The goals of this course are to meet the state's 90-hour course requirements for licensure, with an interesting and comprehensive course that will prepare students to conduct a thorough home or building inspection of structures and systems. The course will also prepare students for the national online exam. It is a great course for first time home buyers and investors. Books are NOT included: Please check with the Francis Tuttle Bookstore for availability. Note: a minimum of five live inspections will be arranged with the instructor (approx. 16 hrs, outside of scheduled class times). 10913 - HT

90 hrs 142496

$650 10/2-12/15 francistuttle.edu/ol

Home Inspection Electrical: OL

Electricity, and all of its components, is one of the most widely-used systems in a home. Without electricity the home comes to a standstill. In this class you will learn the proper inspection procedure for the service drop, the service entrance conductors, cables and raceways, service equipment and main disconnects, service grounding, interior components of the service panels and sub panels, conductors, and overcurrent protection devices. Other areas covered in this class include all accessible installed lighting fixtures, switches, ceiling fans and receptacles, ground fault circuit interrupters, accessible wiring/splicing, including the basement and attic. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. 10875 - H

4 hrs 141148 142497

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$159 12/5-12/14 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

$69 7/1-9/30 OL 10/2-12/15 OL

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Home Inspection HVAC: OL

The home can become a very uncomfortable place to reside in when the heating and air unit isn't working properly. This class will cover the proper method of inspecting installed central and throughwall heating and cooling equipment. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. 10878 - H

4 hrs 141149 142498

$69 7/1-9/30 f rancistuttle.edu/ol OL 10/2-12/15 f rancistuttle.edu/ol OL

Home Inspection Plumbing: OL

Home Inspection Understanding & Providing Clear & Comprehensive Reports: OL

Develop knowledge using a checklist, reviewing it for yourself, and reviewing it with the buyer/seller and realtors. Learn how to write a valuable report and how to communicate this report to each party involved in the transaction. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. 10911 - H

4 hrs 141154 142505

$69 7/1-9/30 francistuttle.edu/ol OL 10/2-12/15 francistuttle.edu/ol OL

Students learn proper inspection of the interior water supply and distribution systems, including all fixtures and faucets, the drain, waste and vent systems including all fixtures. Additionally, the water heating equipment, the vent systems, flues and chimneys, the fuel storage and fuel distribution systems, drainage sumps, sump pumps, and related piping are covered. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. 10910 - H

4 hrs 141151 142500

$69 7/1-9/30 OL 10/2-12/15 OL

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Home Inspection Roof: OL

Are you aware that the greatest number of lawsuits against home inspectors are related to roofing issues? Flashing, ice damming, roll routing standards of practice, checklists, and procedures are some of the key areas we will cover. As one roof said to the other, "Just let yourself vent!" This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. 10880 - H

4 hrs 141152 142501

$69 7/1-9/30 f rancistuttle.edu/ol OL 10/2-12/15 francistuttle.edu/ol OL

Home Inspection Structure: OL

Structural issues are possibly the most expensive area to correct and are frequently the most difficult for home inspectors to identify. We will discuss footing and foundations, floors, sills, columns, beams, joists, sub-flooring, slabs, arches and lintels, wood frame walls, masonry veneer walls, and solid masonry walls. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. 10874 - H

4 hrs 141153 142503

$69 7/1-9/30 f rancistuttle.edu/ol OL 10/2-12/15 f rancistuttle.edu/ol OL

Home Inspection Marketing Your Home Inspection Business: OL

Most home inspectors develop skills to inspect, but most do not know how to market or are fearful of marketing. No matter what your skills are, marketing yourself is important to your success. This class is taught by a licensed Home Inspector. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. 10912 - H

4 hrs 141150 142499 8

$69 7/1-9/30 francistuttle.edu/ol OL 10/2-12/15 francistuttle.edu/ol OL

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Home Inspection: Roofing

Are you aware that the greatest number of lawsuits, against home inspectors, are related to roofing issues? Flashing, ice damming, roll routing standards of practice, checklists, and procedures are some of the key areas we will cover. As one roof said to the other, "Just let yourself vent!" This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credits. 10928-H

4 hrs 142461

$69 RK 11/28

T 9:00A-1:00P

Home Inspection: Electrical

This course offers a complete tour of home electricity, covering inspection procedures for the service drop, service-entrance conductors, cables and raceways, service equipment and main disconnects, service grounding, interior components of the service panels and sub panels, and conductors. It also deals with lighting fixtures, switches, ceiling fans and receptacles, accessible wiring/splicing, and more. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. (Nov. 10927-H | Dec. 10926-H)

4 hrs 142459 142460

$69 RK 11/7 RK 12/12

T 9:00A-1:00P T 9:00A-1:00P

Home Inspection: HVAC Heat and Air

The home can become a very uncomfortable place to reside when the heating and air unit isn't working properly. This class will cover the proper method of inspecting installed central and throughwall heating and cooling equipment. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. 10929-H

4 hrs 142462

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$69 RK 12/12 OL ONLINE

T 2:00P-6:00P

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Business & Accounting

Accounting Concepts Accounting Principles

This course teaches the development of accounting principles, defines assets, liabilities and owner's equity. It explains business transactions, development of chart accounts, interpreting financial statements, and describes the importance of accounting as a career opportunity. SELF-PACED.

24 hrs 142614

$229 9/19-10/12 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Accounting Financial

This introduction to financial accounting concepts covers accounting cycles of service organizations and merchandisers, recording business transactions, and the preparation of financial statements. Course will also include principles relating to the measurement, valuation, and reporting of assets, liabilities, and equity, among other topics. SELFPACED. PREREQUISITE: Accounting Principles or basic accounting knowledge.

24 hrs 142615

WE'VE GOT YOUR NUMBER! Intro Financial Accounting

$229 9/19-10/12 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Quickbooks

Learn how to set up a company, create lists, track inventory, sell products and services, process payments, enter and pay bills, reconcile accounts, customize forms, work with asset and liability accounts, create reports and graphs, track and pay sales tax, prepare estimates, handle payroll, track time and job costing, and use the write letter wizard using QuickBooks to correspond with customers, vendors, and employees. PREREQUISITE: Folder/ Document management using Windows.

24 hrs 142726 142728

$319 10/9-10/18 MTW 8:00A-12:00P RK 11/8-11/17 WTHF 8:00A-12:00P RK

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Communication Marketing, & Sales eBay How to Buy and Sell

In this demonstration-only course, learn the basics of buying and selling on eBay. This course will teach you how to get registered, browse listings, what to sell, how to put items up for auction, tips to get your ads noticed, add pictures, and create accurate shipping charges. It also covers what to do when the auction ends, how to safely accept credit card payments, how to package and ship, and e-customer service.

9 hrs 142009

$49 RK 9/14-9/28

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Organization Leadership

This course examines leadership from an organizational perspective as it relates to executive management, the process and tiers of organizational decision-making, effective communication, and team-building. After completion, students will retain a working knowledge of the personal characteristics of effective leaders, as well as the principles governing effective leadership. Bring a legal pad and pens.

12 hrs 143180

$99 10/26-11/16 TH 6:30P-9:30P

Understanding Public Relations

Public relations and marketing are a marriage, you can't build a successful brand without the two. Learn the importance of public relations in brandbuilding, utilizing key techniques that will keep them talking. Learn the fundamentals of preparing public relations copy for a variety of mediums and channels, public service broadcasts, and much more.

12 hrs 143181

$99 RK 11/14-12/5 T

6:30P-9:30P

Management Business Basics: Starting and Running Your Own Business

To start your own business you need to know the questions to ask, location and structure types, how to register in Oklahoma, preparation of a business plan, understanding business financials, and the steps to getting financed (federal, state, and local resources will be discussed). All these topics will be covered in this class. To enroll you MUST call Jennifer Edwards at 405-319-8190 or visit www. reiwbc.org/events.

4 hrs 141974 141975

$20 RK 9/14 RK 10/19

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

TH 8:30A-12:30P TH 6:00P-9:00P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

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Computer Technologies

Introductory Computer Skills Computer Literacy with Windows 10

Learn to maneuver your way around a computer with ease in this introductory course. Learn basic computer terminology and definitions, identify external components of a tablet, become comfortable with the keyboard and mouse, learn to navigate the new Windows 10 environment, plus basic instruction in word processing, slide presentations, and spreadsheets. PREREQUISITE: Light typing ability recommended.

16 hrs $155 142675 RK 10/24-10/27 TWTHF 8:00A-12:00P 142676 RK 11/28-12/1 MTWTH 8:00A-12:00P Microsoft Windows 10

Windows 10 is designed to welcome most Windows users. It will be a free upgrade for users of both Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1, assuming you switch within a year's time. Topics of discussion include: The new Start menu blends Windows 7 and Windows 8 for maximum comfort; Cortana, Microsoft's digital assistant, serves up relevant information. A new set of reminders and updates slide in from the side, then vanish; A few quietly powerful apps, like Photos, show you the potential of Microsoft's new "Universal" mission. PREREQUISITE: Computer Literacy with Windows 10 or equivalent knowledge.

12 hrs 142737 142738

$129 RK 11/1-11/3 WTHF 8:00A-12:00P RK 12/6-12/8 MTW 8:00A-12:00P

Golden Agers Computer Literacy with Windows 10 for Golden Agers

16 hrs 142677

Microsoft Windows 10 for Golden Agers

Windows 10 is designed to welcome most Windows users. Topics of discussion include: The new Start menu blends Windows 7 and Windows 8 for maximum comfort; Cortana, Microsoft's digital assistant, serves up relevant information; a new set of reminders and updates slide in from the side, then vanish; A few quietly powerful apps, like Photos, show you the potential of Microsoft's new "Universal" mission.PREREQUISITE: Computer Literacy with Windows10 for Golden Agers or equivalent knowledge.

12 hrs 142741

$109 9/20-9/22 WTHF 8:00A-12:00P

Internet for Golden Agers

Get online quickly and start using everything the internet has to offer. Learn how to connect your computer, tablet, or smartphone to the internet and start accessing websites, email, social networks, and more. Topics include: Choosing the right type of internet service for your home, connect to the internet--at home or away; Browse and search the web, shop safely online, use Facebook and other social media, find news, sports, and weather, find old friends and make new ones, enjoy TV shows, movies, and music, share your photos, research your family tree, manage your finances and track your health. PREREQUISITE: Computer Literacy for Golden Agers

12 hrs 142739 142740

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$124 9/12-9/15 TWTHF 8:00A-12:00P

$129 9/27-9/29 WTHF 8:00A-12:00P RK 12/13-12/15 WTHF 1:00P-5:00P RK

Business Office Applications

Excel 2013 Level II

Excel 2010 Level I

Explore Excel 2010 and learn to edit, view, and print worksheets; work with formulas and functions; format cell contents; change the appearance of worksheets; and chart and transmit worksheet data. New features include creating custom tabs and groups and renaming or changing the order of built-in tabs and groups, and using Backstage View to create new files, open existing files, save, send, protect, preview, and print files, set options for Excel, and more. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows

12 hrs 142683

$125 RK 9/12-9/21 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Excel 2010 Level II

Continuing from Excel 2010 Level I, learn to work with large worksheets, manage multiple sheet workbooks, create tables and outlines, add graphics, use templates, protect workbooks, recover versions of files that were closed without saving, Protected View, trusted documents, paste with live preview, and use improved picture-editing tools. PREREQUISITE: Excel 2010 Level I or equivalent knowledge

12 hrs 142684

$125 RK 9/26-10/5 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Continuing from Excel 2010 Level II, students will learn some of the more complex features of the newest version of Excel. Learn how to use enhanced pivot table function, macros, financial functions, data analysis, advanced formatting and analysis tools, collaborate in Excel, as well as how to share workbooks on networks and the Internet, integrate Excel with other programs, and how to apply advanced functions and auditing, plus an introduction to many new Excel 2010 features. PREREQUISITE: Excel 2010 Level II

$125 RK 10/10-10/19 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Excel 2013 Level I

Explore Excel 2013 and learn to edit, view and print worksheets; work with formulas and functions; format cell contents; change the appearance of worksheets; and chart and transmit worksheet data. New features include the Chart Recommendation tool which suggests the most suitable charts for your data; and the new Strict Open XML Spreadsheet file format function. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows.

12 hrs 142729 142730

$135 10/23-11/1 MW 6:00P-9:00P RK 12/4-12/5 MT 9:00A-4:00P

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

12 hrs 142731 142732

$135 11/6-11/15 MW 6:00P-9:00P RK 12/11-12/12 MT 9:00A-4:00P

Excel 2013 Level III

Continuing from Excel 2013 Level II, students will learn some of the more complex features of the newest version of Excel. Learn to use enhanced pivot table functions, macros, financial functions, data analysis, advanced formatting and analysis tools, collaborate in Excel, as well as how to share workbooks on networks and the Internet, integrate Excel with other programs, and how to apply advanced functions and auditing, plus an introduction to many new Excel 2013 features. PREREQUISITE: Excel 2013 Level II or equivalent knowledge.

12 hrs 142733

$135 11/27-12/6 MW 6:00P-9:00P

Excel 2016 Level I

Excel 2010 Level III

12 hrs 142685

Continuing from Excel 2013 Level I, learn to work with large worksheets, manage multiple sheet workbooks, create tables and outlines, add graphics, use templates, protect workbooks, recover versions of files that were closed without saving, Protected View, trusted documents, paste with live preview, and use improved picture-editing tools. New features include the Quick Analysis tool; the Flash Fill tool, which is like a data assistant that finishes your work for you. PREREQUISITE: Excel 2013 Level I or equivalent knowledge.

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

Explore Excel 2016 and learn to edit, view and print worksheets; work with formulas and functions; format cell contents; change the appearance of worksheets; and chart and transmit worksheet data. New features include Tell Me - which enables you to search for instructions on how to perform an action; and Slicer multi-select - which provides a visual reference to filters you have applied. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows 10.

12 hrs 142734

$135 RK 11/7-11/9 TTH

9:00A-4:00P

Excel 2016 Level II

Continuing from Excel 2016 Level I, learn to work with large worksheets, manage multiple sheet workbooks, create tables and outlines, add graphics, use templates, protect workbooks, recover versions of files that were closed without saving, Protected View, trusted documents, paste with live preview, and use improved picture-editing tools. New features include six new chart types to enhance your ability to summarize data; and Math Entry which enables you to enter a mathematical formula into a file by using a stylus or a finger on a touchsensitive device. PREREQUISITE: Excel 2016 Level I and Windows 10 knowledge.

12 hrs 142735

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$135 11/14-11/16 TTH 9:00A-4:00P

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Excel 2016 Level III

Continuing from Excel 2016 Level II, students will learn some of the more complex features of the newest version of Excel. Learn to use enhanced pivot table functions, macros, financial functions, data analysis, advanced formatting and analysis tools, and collaborate in Excel, as well as how to share workbooks on networks and the Internet, integrate Excel with other programs, and how to apply advanced functions and auditing, plus an introduction to many new Excel 2016 features. PREREQUISITE: Excel 2016 Level II and Windows 10 knowledge.

12 hrs 142736

$135 RK 11/28-11/30 TTH 9:00A-4:00P

Microsoft Outlook 2013

You will learn email basics such as how to read, create, and send messages, as well as download, upload and print attachments. You will set message options, organize the inbox folder, as well as manage your junk email. You will learn to utilize your address book by working with your contacts, creating and managing your contact groups; additionally, you will create, send, and modify appointments on your calendar, as well as learn to customize and work with various different calendar views. You will learn to schedule and manage meetings, and send responses to meeting requests. The course will also cover managing tasks and notes. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows

7 hrs 142742 142743 142744

$135 RK 10/5 RK 11/14 RK 12/12

TH 8:30A-4:30P T 8:30A-4:30P T 8:30A-4:30P

PowerPoint 2013 Level I

Learn to create and deliver a presentation in PowerPoint, an intuitive, powerful presentation program! Gain skills to help you design your presentation; add graphics, animation and sound; insert charts and organize your slides into sections; apply artistic textures and effects to your photos; utilize new SmartArt graphic picture layouts; manage files in Backstage View; co-author a presentation with colleagues; use transitions with 3-D motion graphics effects, and the final steps needed to turn your presentation into a video. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows.

PowerPoint 2013 with Office Mix

Office Mix is a free add-in for PowerPoint with everything you need to easily create and share interactive online lessons. Topics include: audio and video narration using your webcam and microphone, real-time digital inking on key parts of your slide, screen recordings that show actions you take on your computer, quizzes and polls, simulations, videos, and live web pages. Additional topics include: publishing a mix, sharing and viewing a mix. PREREQUISITE: PowerPoint Level I or equivalent knowledge.

9hrs $115 142916 RK 11/27-12/4 TTH 6:00P-9:00P Word 2016 Level I

Word is the most widely used word processing program, and has many features to support a home or business in unimaginable ways! Learn some of the most basic features of Word 2016, such as creating and editing letters, memorandums, press releases, and simple reports, as well as how to work with tables, formulas, and Backstage View, and customizing the ribbon. Additional topics include: working with shapes, SmartArt, creating a business report, and working with columns and section breaks. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows

9 hrs 142887

$115 10/3-10/10 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Word 2016 Level II

Continuing from Word 2016 I, students will gain more advanced knowledge of Word 2016! Topics covered include complex newsletters, manuals, research papers, promotional brochures, footnotes and citations, using mail merge, envelopes and labels, and formatting headers and footers to create engaging documents. Additional topics include: working with long documents, creating styles, creating a table of contents, restarting and formatting page numbers, and inserting and updating the index. PREREQUISITE: Word 2016 I or equivalent knowledge.

9hrs $115 142897 RK 10/24-10/31 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

12hrs $135 142899 RK 11/6-11/15 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

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Database

Access 2013 Level II

Access 2010 Level I

Course explores Access features such as structuring and maintaining databases, creating tables, identifying field data types and field properties, setting validation rules, creating input masks, exploring Backstage View, using the Expression and Query Builder to capture data, sorting and filtering data in queries, performing calculations in queries, and customizing the ribbon. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows

12 hrs 142581

$125 RK 9/18-9/27 MW 6:00P-9:00P

Access 2010 Level II

Continuing from Access 2010 Level I, this course covers adding quick start fields, applying professional themes and designs, using the conditional formatting rules manager, designing a relational database, creating complex queries, customizing input forms, and creating custom reports. PREREQUISITE: Access 2010 Level I or equivalent knowledge

12 hrs 142603

$125 10/16-10/25 MW 6:00P-9:00P

Access 2013 Level I

Apps are what's new in Access 2013. Access Web apps are a new type of database that you build in Access, then use and share with others as a SharePoint app in a Web browser. Course explores structuring and maintaining databases, creating tables, field data types, validation rules, and input masks. Also discussed is Backstage View, using the Expression and Query Builder to capture, sort, and filter data, performing calculations, and customizing the ribbon. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows

$135 10/31-11/9 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

Access 2013 Level III

This advanced course provides thorough instruction in join types, creating action and parameter queries, setting up complex data entry forms, creating a switchboard, splitting and preparing a database for a multi-user environment, and integrating Access 2013 with other apps. PREREQUISITE: Access 2013 Level II or equivalent knowledge.

$135 12/5-12/14 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Access 2016 Level I

$125 RK 10/2-10/11 MW 6:00P-9:00P

Access 2010 Level III

12 hrs 142605

12 hrs $135 142606 RK 11/14-11/30 TTH 6:00P-9:00P No class 11/21 or 11/23

12 hrs 142607

Continuing from Access 2010 Level II, this advanced course provides thorough instruction in join types, creating action and parameter queries, setting up complex data entry forms, creating complex reports for distributing data, customizing the database interface, security settings, creating a switchboard, splitting and preparing a database for a multi-user environment, and integrating Access 2010 with other applications. PREREQUISITE: Access 2010 II or equivalent knowledge

12 hrs 142604

Course covers adding quick start fields, applying professional themes and designs, using the conditional formatting rules manager, designing a relational database, creating complex queries, customizing input forms, and creating custom reports. PREREQUISITE: Access 2013 Level I or equivalent knowledge.

Course explores structuring and maintaining databases, creating tables, field data types, validation rules, and input masks. Also discussed is Backstage View, using the Expression and Query Builder to capture, sort, and filter data, performing calculations, and customizing the ribbon. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows 10.

12 hrs 142608

$135 RK 9/11-9/20 MW

6:00P-9:00P

Access 2016 Level II

12 hrs 142609

$135 RK 9/25-10/4 MW

6:00P-9:00P

Access 2016 Level III

This advanced course provides thorough instruction in join types, creating action and parameter queries, setting up complex data entry forms, creating a switchboard, splitting and preparing a database for a multi-user environment, and integrating Access 2016 with other apps. PREREQUISITE: Access Level II or equivalent knowledge.

6 hrs 142610

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$65 10/9-10/11 MW 6:00P-9:00P

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Crystal Reports 2016 I

The Crystal Reports 2016 Designer 1 workshop covers basic reporting concepts. Students will understand how to create custom formulas and use report wizards to design and generate professional reports, will gain hands-on experience creating summary reports with the drill-down feature for detail, and will also learn how to export report data to be utilized in other applications. Concepts covered in this first-level workshop include: Multiple Table Joins, Creating Formulas, Conditional Formatting, Creating Summary Reports, Exporting Reports, Report Wizards, Default Reporting Options, Report Layout and Design.

14 hrs 142797

$129 RK 10/24-11/2 TTH 6:00P-9:30P

This advanced workshop reviews and builds on the basic concepts covered in Level 1. The course covers more advanced power formatting techniques and formulas for Crystal Reports 2016. Advanced reporting and formula techniques covered in this instructor-led workshop include Evaluation Time Functions, Working with Variables and Values, Working with Arrays, Creating and Using Parameter Fields, Power Formatting Multiple Sections, Running Totals, Advanced Conditional Formatting.

$129 11/7-11/16 TTH 6:00P-9:30P

Crystal Reports 2016 III

This course is a continuation from the Crystal custom functions, advanced formula feature, data access to SQL, manual cross-tab reports, tips and tricks and OLSP reporting. PREREQUISITE: Crystal Reports 2016 Level 2 or equivalent knowledge.

14 hrs 142806

In this course, we'll introduce scripts which control how our characters interact with their environment, as well as the Non-Player Characters (NPC) that are hunting ours. We'll add a dimension of finesse to our world by adding levels, mini-maps, music, linking scenes with each other, detect collisions with NPCs, and much more! This will empower you to understand how to better use Unity 3D to create games. Additional cost of $5 for ebook. Please bring a credit or debit card the first night of class. PREREQUISITE: Unity - Game Engine Foundations

12 hrs 142747

$135 RK 10/16-11/6 M

6:00P-9:00P

SolidWorks

Crystal Reports 2016 II

14 hrs 142803

Unity/Game Engine - Intermediate

Learn to use SolidWorks, the powerful 3D mechanical design software. Upon successful completion, students will have a strong introduction to accomplishing common 3D drawing, design and drafting operations and be prepared to test for the Certified SolidWorks Associate certification. This course has numerous hands-on activities that enable students to put design concepts into practice. Additional $75 for enrollment in Solid Professor is required (bring credit card). PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document Management using Windows. Contact Terry Wallace at (405)717-4204 or twallace@francistuttle.edu for more information.

60 hrs $449 142745 RN 9/19-12/12 TTH 6:00P-9:00P No class 10/17, 10/19, 11/14, 11/21, or 11/23

$129 12/5-12/14 TTH 6:00P-9:30P

Programming & Software Development Unity/Game Engine - Foundations

Learn to create applications/games/simulations for various platforms, such as iPhone, iPad, Android, Kindle, XBox and others. This course in Unity will familiarize the beginner with many features and assets while developing a simple game from concept to deployment. No programming experience necessary. Just bring enthusiasm and curiosity. Additional cost of $5 for ebook. Please bring a credit or debit card the first night of class.

12 hrs 142746

$135 RK 9/18-10/9

M 6:00P-9:00P

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C# Level I

Students will become familiar with or refresh their understanding of Object-Oriented design and programming. Using games and utility type programs, students dive in with databases, classes, more effective use of Visual Studio 2010, and how to build programs like Lego blocks instead of spaghetti code. By the time the student has completed this course they will be able to encapsulate their design, reuse code, and make use of existing code. Students will also understand the importance of high cohesion and low coupling. This course is selfcontained but properly prepares the student for the next course in this series. Book included.

24 hrs 142654

$279 RK 9/12-10/5 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

C# Level II

Continuing from C# Level I, this course is designed to take individuals with some self-taught or introductory experience to the next level of C# competency. Students are taught more advanced techniques of working with classes, proper data abstraction techniques using enumerations and collections, more advanced string handling techniques and file manipulation practices. This course will provide an introduction to LINQ, an amazing querying feature built into the language! Class will use same book as C# Level I. PREREQUISITE: C# Level I or equivalent experience.

24 hrs $259 142659 RK 10/10-11/7 TTH 6:00P-9:00P No class 10/19 C# Level III

Continuing from C# Level II, this class gets students familiar with more advanced applications of design. Students are given more thorough insight into design patterns and opportunity for hands-on programming implementing those design patterns. Students are given more in-depth understanding of inheritance versus composition. Patterns such as MVP, Singleton, Decorator, and others will provide the student an arsenal of tools to use for a multitude of projects. Dependency Injection will help decouple program design, making the design flexible for change and growth. PREREQUISITE: C# Level II or equivalent experience.

24 hrs $259 RK 142662 11/9-12/12 TTH 6:00P-9:00P No class 11/21 or 11/23

Digital Media Understanding Your DSLR or Mirrorless Camera

This class will focus on the function and operation of DSLR cameras. Topics will range from basics like batteries, contrast, depth of field, capture modes, and flash. Learn the basics of shooting video, the function of every external button on the camera and many of the menu items. JPEG and RAW file formats will be discussed. Students will also be introduced to the world of photo editing in Adobe Photoshop Elements. Bring your camera, manual, and all accessories.

8 hrs 142750 142755

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

RK 11/6-11/7

1:00P-5:00P MT 1:00P-5:00P

Understanding Digital Photos

In this introduction to the world of digital images, students will learn the fundamentals of digital photography, including camera essentials, importing photos to their computers, editing photos, and exporting options. Students should bring their cameras to class.

3 hrs 142751

$39 RK 9/8

F 1:00P-4:00P

Adobe Illustrator CC

Adobe Illustrator delivers unsurpassed drawing and illustration tools, outstanding typographic control, versatile image support, and a seamless workflow with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe InDesign. Students will become familiar with the Illustrator environment, drawing, creating, and editing objects, filters, paths, layers, and Web graphics. This new version comes with several enhancements such as Special Touch-enabled tools, Sync Color via Creative Cloud and Kuler, support for Indic fonts, package file for production and image-based brushes. PREREQUISITE: Macintosh experience.

18 hrs 142619 18

$85 RK 9/14-9/15 THF

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$219 11/28-12/14 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Adobe InDesign CC I

InDesign is used for layout and publication design. Students will become familiar with the work area, setting up documents, importing and editing text, working with frames, typography, color and transparency, importing and linking graphics, creating tables, performing print, and print preparation. This new version comes with several new features such as a Modern UI, HiDPI, and Retina display, Adobe Exchange panel, and faster performance since InDesign is now a 64-bit application. PREREQUISITE: Macintosh experience.

24 hrs 142617

$249 10/24-11/16 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Adobe Photoshop CC I

Release your creativity in ways you hadn't thought possible with Adobe Photoshop, an ingenious and versatile photo-editing program used by individuals and professionals alike! Students will become familiar with the Photoshop environment and basic tools, learn how to select image areas and manipulate them, size images and set image modes, select colors, paint in color, add layers, make basic and advanced photo corrections, and save completed images. The new version includes several new features including Camera Shake Reduction, Camera RAW improvements, Image Upsampling, Properties Panel Improvements, Behance Integration, Sync Settings, and many more useful features. PREREQUISITE: Macintosh experience.

18 hrs 142620

$179 RK 9/12-9/28 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

Adobe Photoshop CC II

In this continuation of Level I, students will learn some of the furthest reaches of Photoshop's incredible capabilities. Learn to use photo fixes and effects; build type and texture effects; add shadows, apply perspective and 3D effects; and create other astounding artistic effects. Your results are limited only by your imagination! PREREQUISITE: Adobe Photoshop Level I or equivalent experience.

15 hrs 142621

Adobe Photoshop Elements 15 I

Do you want a program that can provide superior photo-editing capabilities without a hefty price tag? Adobe Photoshop Elements is a perfect fit! You'll learn how to use this user-friendly program to remove red eye, correct common photo issues, remove scratches or mold and stains, adjust lighting, and so much more! If you're the official family photographer, enjoy recording special events, or just need to clean up damaged or aged photos, you'll find a great tool with Photoshop Elements! PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows 10.

12 hrs 142622

$149 9/19-9/21 TWTH

1:00P-5:00P

Adobe Photoshop Elements 15 II

In this continuation of Photoshop Elements Level I, you will learn how to enhance, restore, print, scan and, organize your photos. Please bring your own photos and any related hardware such as cameras, printers and scanners that you'd like to use throughout the class-instructor will assist in setup. This class will use same book as Photoshop Elements Level I. PREREQUISITE: Adobe Photoshop Elements Level I and Windows 10.

12 hrs 142626

$129 9/26-9/28 TWTH 1:00P-5:00P

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC

From first look to final image, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6 makes everything about digital photography easier, faster, and more amazing. Perfect your shots with powerful new adjustment tools like the Advanced Healing Brush. Efficiently organize all your photos and share them almost anywhere. And now that Lightroom is also available in Adobe Creative Cloud, making good shots great is only the beginning. PREREQUISITE: Folder/ Document management using Windows 10.

16 hrs 142647

$179 10/31-11/3 TWTHF 1:00P-5:00P

$159 10/3-10/17 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

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Social Media

Online Security

Building a Facebook Business Page

Personal Cyber Security

Students will learn how to create a Facebook page. This will involve picking a page name, inputting initial demographics, selecting a profile picture, and cover photo. Students will also learn how to create postings on their pages. This class is the prerequisite for these two social media classes; Social Media Management and Social Media Advertising and Promotion.

3hrs $39 142919 RK 9/13

W 6:00P-9:00P

Social Media Management

Social Media is a key component of your online presence. There's no shortage of different social media outlets, and students will be introduced to a number of those. Accounts will include (but not be limited to) Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, Instagram, Snapchat, and LinkedIn. Google highly favors those in search results which have a stellar social media presence. Students should have a Facebook Business page created to reference and use in class. Some of the sites require use of a Smartphone. An existing website is helpful, but not required. PREREQUISITE: Students should have created a Facebook Business page to reference in class.

6 hrs 142832

$69 RK 9/27-10/4

W 6:00P-9:00P

Social Media Advertising & Promotion

Over half of the US population is active on social media, using it an average of 40 minutes a day. If you aren't using social media to reach your customers and grow your business, your competition likely is. Learn how to reach more consumers near your business, create compelling ads, increase engagement, and stand out from your competitors. Students should bring their own business to discuss. Topics include: Facebook Paid Marketing, Google Adwords Marketing, Bing Ads, Twitter paid advertising, Instagram paid advertising, and Mailchimp. PREREQUISITE: Students must have several social media accounts already setup before class.

6 hrs 142833

Have you ever wondered what you can do to protect your computer or mobile device against viruses or from hackers stealing your credit cards and personal information online? In this course, you'll learn preventative techniques for securing Windows/Mac computers and Android/Apple phones and tablets. You'll also find out how to defend your digital life including: How to use a layered approach to defend yourself; creating and managing passwords; making secure and memorable passwords and the dangers of reusing passwords; How to recognize online scams; monitoring your credit report for identity theft; experience with Windows or Mac helpful but not required.

6 hrs 142748

$69 RK 10/24-10/26 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Personal Cyber Security (Advanced)

Continuing from the "Personal Security" course students go a little deeper and learn additional techniques to protect themselves. Topics include: How to secure your home Wi-Fi/ Internet router; Advanced techniques and tools for protecting your computers against viruses and malware; how to back up your computer and mobile devices at home and in the cloud; securing Wi-Fi and Internet routers; what you need to know to protect yourself online while traveling in the US and abroad.

6 hrs 142749

$69 10/31-11/2 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

$69 RK 10/25-11/1 W 6:00P-9:00P

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Mobile Devices iPad Pro

The best way to experience the Web, email, photos, books, video, and more. Like iPhone and iPod Touch, the iPad is controlled by a multi-touch display, as well as a virtual onscreen keyboard that makes accessing music, books, or the Web a breeze. Bring your own device (BYOD) to this class and discover the features of Apple's new iPad Pro!

9 hrs 142752

$75 10/24-10/31 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

iPhone Basics

Explore the basic features of the iPhone. You will learn how to use the phone features, camera, call others with FaceTime and check your email. You will also learn to back up your iPhone and use iCloud. If you are new to the iPhone or just not as comfortable as you would like, this course will help. Students must bring their iPhone to class. The text for the course will be the iPhone User Guide for iOS 9 from Apple and students will download the free book on their iPhone.

Web Design

9 hrs 142817

HTML5 and CSS3 Level I

$85 RK 9/19-9/26 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

iPhone Programming for Beginners

In this course, we'll learn the new modern day replacement for Objective-C: Swift! Swift is the new programming platform that brings with it up-todate features and patterns to programming iPhone, Macs, and related Apple products. We'll explore how to use XCode and the built-in playground, get an introduction to programming concepts, become proficient in Swift and learn how to write games for the iPhone! If you've ever wanted to create programs for the iPhone, this course--designed for the absolute beginner--is the place to start!

24 hrs $269 143105 RK 10/18-12/13 W 6:00P-9:00P No class 11/22

Get Swift! iPhone Programming for the Beginner

Web design is fast becoming a highly sought-after skill! You'll learn basic coding skills to help you create basic Web pages using HTML5; format text by specifying fonts, sizes, and colors; apply background colors or images to pages; register a domain name; and transfer Web pages from a hard drive to a Web server. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows

12 hrs 142796

HTML5 and CSS3 Level II

Expand your basic skills from HTML5 and CSS3 Level I and learn some of the more advanced coding skills you'll need to become a Web design expert! Learn how to include numbered and bulleted lists; and how to ensure consistency throughout a site by using divisions, headings, and cascading style sheets (CSS). Same book from Web Design I. PREREQUISITE: HTML5 and CSS3 Level I.

12 hrs 142754

$129 RK 11/6-11/15 MW 6:00P-9:00P

WordPress

Create a website that is uniquely yours using WordPress, one of the most popular Web publishing applications available on the Web today. Learn to apply themes and upgrades, use widgets and media management for images, audio and video, and discover other WordPress-hosted services and Web technologies. Used by millions of businesses and individuals everywhere, WordPress can be downloaded free at WordPress.org! PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows.

15 hrs 142834 francistuttle.edu - 405.717.4900

$129 10/23-11/1 MW 6:00P-9:00P

$145 11/27-12/11 MW 6:00P-9:00P

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CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Creative Arts

Drawing

Hobbies and Crafts

Calligraphy: Blackletter

Birding: An Introduction

15 hrs $89 RK 142873 10/3-11/14 T 7:00P-9:30P No class 10/31

4.75 hrs 141989 141991

Learn how to adapt the Roman lettering style to achieve a "blackletter" look. Blackletter, a generic term, describes lettering that is dense on the page. This style was developed in Northern Europe during the 14th or 15th century and is sometimes referred to as Gothic style. Experience with the Roman alphabet lettering style is required. Students must furnish their own supplies and tools, which are required the first night of class. Estimated supply cost $15.

Colored Pencil Drawing

In this fun and creative class, students will learn all the basic techniques of colored pencil drawing: color-mixing, blending, shading, texture, and composition. Students will learn how to draw a variety of subject matter, including still-life, flowers, landscape, and student's choice. Additional class supplies will cost approximately $60.

18 hrs 142354

$99 RK 9/12-10/17 T

6:30P-9:30P

Pastel Drawing

In this creative class, students will learn all the basic techniques of chalk pastel drawing: shading, texture, color-mixing, blending, and composition. Students will learn how to draw a variety of subject matter, including flowers, landscape, still-life, and student's choice. Additional class supplies will cost approximately $60.

18 hrs 142355

$99 RK 10/30-12/4 M 6:30P-9:30P

This class will cover basic ornithology. The first session will be on-campus and the last class will meet at a predetermined offsite location on Saturday morning. If the Saturday morning session is rained out, a make-up date will be scheduled on an alternative Saturday. Students should bring a pair of binoculars to all classes and wear comfortable walking shoes. Saturday class will meet from 9:00 11:30 at Lake Hefner.

9/16 RK 9/25 9/30 RK 141992 10/9 10/14

M 6:30P-8:45P S 9:00A-11:30A M 6:30P-8:45P S 9:00A-11:30A M 6:30P-8:45P S 9:00A-11:30A

Fused Glass Pendants: Introduction

Learn how to make three cabochon pendants. Students will learn to cut and manipulate art glass, then assemble pendants to be fired in a kiln. In the second class you will be dazzled and amazed when you grind a groove in the cabochon. Then you will learn to wire wrap your pieces or glue bails to them. You will leave with three treasures to share or wear for many years.

6 hrs 142976 142977

$89 CT 9/12-9/19 RK

T 6:30P-9:30P 10/12-10/19 TH 6:30P-9:30P

Home Staging

Home staging is a tool anyone can use to sell their home, redesign their home for a brighter life, or begin a new business career. Students will learn the basics from consulting with clients and realtors to preparing and carrying out a staging event. Learn how to highlight positive features of a home to catch a prospective buyer's attention and ultimately sell a home in the least amount of time at the highest possible price.

18 hrs 143070

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$69 RK 9/11

$159 CT 9/25-10/30 M

6:30P-9:30P

Jewelry Making: Beads for Beginners

Create gorgeous jewelry while learning the basic skills of bead stringing. Expand your knowledge on the history and types of beads. Also, receive tips on bead shopping. Tools and bracelet kits are provided.

2 hrs 141976

$39 RK 9/12

T 7:00P-9:00P

Jewelry Making: Easy Earrings

Wire wrap your way to gorgeous sterling silver jewelry! Learn the basic skills of wire wrapping and turn those skills into beautiful sterling silver earrings. Supplies are provided.

2 hrs 141977 141978

$39 RK 9/19 RK 10/30

T 7:00P-9:00P M 7:00P-9:00P

There are two methods of knitting, English and Continental, also known as European. Both methods produce the same result. The difference is in how the yarn is handled while knitting. English knitters wrap the yarn around the needle while forming the stitch; Continental knitters pick the yarn from back to front to form the stitch. English knitters are also known as "throwers", Continenal knitters are known as "pickers".

Jewelry Making: Intermediate I

Make two different rings and a pair of spiral earrings while improving your jewelry-making skills. If you can wire wrap an earring dangle, as taught in Easy Earrings, you will want to move onto briolette wraps, spirals, and more. Tools and materials furnished. PREREQUISITE: Jewelry Making: Easy Earrings

2 hrs 141979 141980

$39 RK 9/26 RK 11/6

T 7:00P-9:00P M 7:00P-9:00P

Jewelry Making: Intermediate II

Coil, Stamp and Twist: Combine metal stamping, coiling, and wirework to make a fun bracelet and learn new skills. PREREQUISITE: Jewelry Making: Intermediate I

2 hrs 141981 141982

$39 RK 10/3 RK 11/13

T 7:00P-9:00P M 7:00P-9:00P

Stained Glass: Basic

This is a hands-on, how-to course teaching the basic skill set necessary for traditional stained glass construction. Tools. techniques, and tips to complete five in-class projects using lead, copper foil, acid etching, and 3D molds are covered. Tools and supplies students need to purchase will be discussed during the first class. Estimated tool and supply cost $80.

24 hrs 141988

$179 RK 10/16-12/4 M 6:30P-9:30P

Unleash Your Inner Artist

Unleash your inner artist! So you don't think you're an artist? I beg to differ! This course is for you to unleash that inner artist who's been hiding for too long! Come explore the art of mixed media where we'll cut, glue, draw, paint and create a one-of-a-kind piece of artwork that is uniquely you! Be thinking of your favorite word or quote (1-2 sentences max) that we'll center your art around. Approximately $30 for additional supplies.

9 hrs 142599 142600 24

$79 RK 9/11-9/25

M 6:30P-9:30P RK 11/1-11/15 W 6:30P-9:30P

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

Needlework Continental Knitting: Basic

This class introduces students to the style of Continental knitting. This method will enable you to knit quickly. Learn the basics of knitting, including: casting on, the garter/purl stitches, binding off, increasing/decreasing, and how to read a pattern. Students will complete a small project and another, if time allows. Supplies are included.

8 hrs 142981

$59 RK 10/2-10/23 M

6:30P-8:30P

English Knitting: I

This class will introduce students to the basics of knitting, including casting-on, the knit stitch, the purl stitch, binding-off, increasing/decreasing and pattern reading. Discussion of tension and gauge, different types of yarn, and correcting errors will be included. Students will complete a small knitted bag and one other project as time allows. Supplies are included in the cost of the class.

12 hrs 142865

$69 11/6-11/15 MW 6:30P-9:30P

Knitting Socks

This four-session class will introduce students to the art of knitting socks in the round on doublepointed needles. Students will complete a pair of top-down socks, and practice turning a heel, picking up stitches, and closing the toe using the Kitchener stitch, and will experiment with fine gauge sock yarn and small needles. Supplies to bring: double-pointed knitting needles, size 6, 7, or 8; a skein of size 4 (medium/worsted) smooth yarn (any color except black or navy); and a darning needle. PREREQUISITE: Completion of Knitting I or ability to perform the following techniques: casting on, knit stitch, purl stitch, increasing and, decreasing.

12 hrs 142864

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$69 CT 9/11-9/20 MW

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

6:30P-9:30P

Machine Embroidery: Appliqué

Sewing: I

18 hrs 142572

21 hrs $139 142579 RN 9/5-10/17 T 6:10P-9:10P 142578 RK 10/19-12/7 TH 6:10P-9:10P No class 11/23

In this class you will learn how to select the best designs to use. There are so many designs to choose from; learn how to see if they digitized correctly. Please bring the following supplies to class: your embroidery-sewing machine, manual, cords, foot control, extra needles, accessories box, stabilizers (cutaway, tear-away, iron on, no show mesh, peel and stick, water activated and heat activated), and broadcloth cut into 10"x 10" squares you can make a quilt or jacket when we are finished). We will discuss some different rulers available. One free original design digitized.

$129 10/24-11/28 T 6:10P-9:10P

Quilt Block Therapy

Come calm your nerves by making a quilt. You will complete a quilt in this class, either full-size, queen, or king. The first night bring machine, foot control, and instruction book for machine. If you have a inch foot it will be helpful. Bring your machine with you to class.

12 hrs 142573

$129 RK 9/11-10/2

M 6:10P-9:10P

Want to sew, but are afraid of your sewing machine? With this seven-week basic class you can overcome that fear. You will also experience how easy sewing can be with instructor-selected projects. Learn about fabrics, pattern layout, and project construction. This class is designed for those that are new to sewing or haven't sewn for a while, and is not designed for computerized or embroidery machines. You must bring your own sewing machine.

Taming Your Serger

Learn to use decorative thread to make fancy stitches with beading and a fishing line, plus samples, a notebook cover, and a serger cover. Bring your serger, the same threads used in Serger Obedience, a different color of maxi lock thread for each tensioner on your serger, two woolly nylon threads, two candlelight threads, two pearl crown nylon threads, two decora madeira threads, a three-ring notebook with additional clear protective sheets, 3/4 yards twill fabric, and two yards doublesided quilted fabric. Bring your serger with its cords, foot control, manual, extra needles, and accessories box. PREREQUISITE: Serger Obedience Training.

15 hrs 142580

Painting

Serged Garment Construction

If you have learned to use your serger with Serger Obedience and learned how to decorate with Taming Your Serger then it is time to make a fivepiece wardrobe like those you buy in stores. The first night of class we will draft patterns. Please bring a tape measure and a curved French ruler. Do not buy fabric until after the first night. You will need to bring your serger, manual, cords, and all tools that came with your serger; and your notebooks from Taming Your Serger & Serger Obedience. PREREQUISITE: Serger Obedience Training

18 hrs 142574

$129 RK 10/9-11/13 M

6:10P-9:10P

Acrylic Painting

Students will learn basic painting skills and explore creative perspectives available in painting with acrylics. Attention will be paid to both traditional and inventive manipulation techniques that will get your creative juices flowing. Supply list will be discussed at the first class session. Cost of supplies is approximately $65.

18 hrs $129 RK 143643 10/4-11/15 W 6:30P-9:30P No class 11/8 Oil Painting

Serger Obedience Training

This class will teach you how to make a perfect stitch, and take away the fear of threading or changing the tensioners. Students will learn how to make a seam, put ribbing in the neck of a t-shirt, roll a hem, stitch on elastic, lingerie, batiste, and knits, plus general care for your serger. Please bring your serger, cords, foot control, and manual. Bring extra needles, the accessories box, and a different color of maxi lock thread for each tensioner on the serger. No black or navy thread for this class.

18 hrs 142577

$119 11/20-12/18 M 6:10P-9:10P

Here's your chance to try something you have always wanted to do. Designed for individual instruction, this course is easy, fun, and noncompetitive. A list of supplies needed will be discussed during the first class. Cost of supplies is approximately $95.

18 hrs $129 143644 RK 10/3-11/21 T 6:30P-9:30P No class 10/31 or 11/7

$129 RK 9/7-10/12

TH 6:10P-9:10P

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Watercolor Painting

Make the most of watercolors by learning basic hands-on technique in a non-threatening environment. After following along with a class participation painting, students will choose their own subject matter and complete paintings with individual help from the instructor. The estimate for supplies is $70. Supplies will be provided for first class. Supply list for remaining class sessions will be provided at first class meeting.

18 hrs $129 143645 RK 10/5-11/16 TH 6:30P-9:30P No class 11/9

Grant Writing Workshop I: Basic Information

Let your creative writing juices flow as you find ways to support a project or desired business potential. You will choose a project, a target population, goals, objectives, and the dollar amount for the completion of your grant. Please bring information on the organization you'll be writing a grant for and the project to be funded, even if imaginary.

9 hrs 142539 142540

$69 CT 9/5-9/19 RK

T 6:30P-9:30P 10/30-11/13 M 6:30P-9:30P

Grant Writing Workshop II: Goals and Outcomes

Participants will refine their grant writing skills, learning to clearly define needs and goals with outcome measurements, critical to achieving successful grant writing. Key tips for successful grants will be provided. Participants will bring information for an organization's project to be used to complete a grant application. To receive class certificate, participant will complete a grant. PREREQUISITE: Grant Writing 1 course or equivalent knowledge.

9 hrs 142541 142542

$69 CT 10/3-10/17 T

6:30P-9:30P RK 11/20-12/4 M 6:30P-9:30P

How to Publish Your Writing

From submitting your first manuscript to making your first sale, this course will guide you through every step of the publication process. You'll learn how to find markets for your work, format your manuscript, and work with editors and online retailers. Both traditional publishing (with royalty paying publishers) and self-publishing will be covered. Writers in all genres are welcome.

Performing Arts Voice-Over Acting: Introduction

Have a great announcer voice? A keen ear for accents, dialects, or cartoon voices? If you dream about working in commercials, radio, and TV, this course, in a positive, supportive atmosphere, can equip you with some of the skills you need. If you want to earn a few extra bucks, or explore a new career this class is for you! Some acting/experience is recommended, but not required.

18 hrs 142353

$159 CT 9/18-10/23 M

6:30P-9:30P

Writing Learn the tricks to completing a full-length writing project, such as a novel or screenplay. In addition to dispelling the writer's block myth, class is structured toward learning the components of a successful manuscript (characters, plot line, pacing, etc.) as well as understanding your catalyst as a writer. Fun in-class exercises and on-point lectures will engage and inspire the student toward the completion of a manuscript.

$99 CT 11/1-11/15 W 6:30P-9:30P

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

$99 RK 11/6-11/20 M

6:30P-9:30P

It's My Story and I'm Sticking to It!

The best stories are often the ones that begin, "Remember the time we...?" This class will encourage the story teller in you to start putting memories on paper or to fine tune what you have in the drawer. Sessions will include in-class exercises to jog your memory, take-home prompts, discussions about format, and tips for organizing your memoir.

18 hrs 142924

Finishing the First Draft

9 hrs 142590

9 hrs 142591

$99 RK 10/4-11/8

W 6:30P-9:30P

The Joy of Writing

If you've always wanted to write, this course offers the perfect chance. You'll learn how to start the words flowing, put what's in your heart onto the page, and break through creative blocks. Beginners and experienced writers are welcome. Bring a notebook and come ready to write.

15 hrs 143660

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$99 CT 10/4-11/8

OL ONLINE

W 6:30P-9:00P

PREREQUISITE

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AIRCRAFT

SHEET METAL TRAINING FAST TRACK YOUR AVIATION CAREER THE PRIMARY TRAINING SOURCE FOR ENTRY-LEVEL SHEET METAL JOBS IN THE AVIATION INDUSTRY 288 HOURS TO A CAREER

$2,200

TUITION INCLUDES CerTEC CERTIFICATION DAY AND EVENING CLASSES WWW.AIRCRAFTSHEETMETALTRAINING.COM

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

SEASONAL, MODERN AMERICAN CUISINE IN A SHARED-PLATE ENVIRONMENT.

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Culinary, Dietary Management & Food Services Biscotti, Crackers, and Scones

Culinary Delights 100% Whole Wheat Sourdough Bread

Is your 100% whole wheat bread hard as a brick? Do you need to check with your dentist before taking a bite? This class will teach you how to make a "toothfriendly", tasty and healthy 100% whole wheat sourdough bread, and includes demonstrations and hands-on. Please bring an apron and a 2-quart plastic storage container. Upon completion, students will leave with increased knowledge and excitement, whole wheat sourdough starter, and bread dough ready-for-baking at home.

3 hrs 142312

$39 RK 11/7

T 6:30P-9:30P

Almond Toffee

Learn how to make this simple, but delicious treat. Your friends will keep coming back for more. Bring a container to take toffee home.

3 hrs 142406 142407

$39 RK 10/3 RK 11/30

T 6:30P-9:30P TH 6:30P-9:30P

Appetizers to Die For

Dinner is not quite the same without a great starter. In this course, we'll delight your senses with appetizers from around the world that will make your dinners sizzle.

3 hrs 142987

$39 RK 11/2

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Austrian Christmas Cookie Series

Students will learn to make traditional Austrian/ German Christmas cookies and share your creation with the rest of the class. You will bring home a variety of authentic cookies to share with family and friends. Please bring a container for the cookies you will be taking home.

12 hrs 142339 142337

$189 RK 11/8-11/16 WTH 6:20P-9:20P RK 12/5-12/13 TW 6:20P-9:20P

Tired of the same old saltine crackers? Learn to make flavorful crackers such as flaxseed, cheddar pepper, and herb. Learn how easy chocolate-walnut and chocolate-dipped biscotti are to make. Scones offer a delightful change from the regular breakfast routine.

3 hrs 142582

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

T 6:30P-9:30P

Bite Size Appetizers

Getting ready to host a dinner or special event? Learn how to create delicious tidbits that are simple to make, fun to eat, and will certainly wow your guests.

3 hrs 142583

$49 RK 10/2

M 6:30P-9:30P

Bread: Revolutionary No-Knead Hearty, Healthy Bread

The "Staff of Life" is making a comeback, big time. With the renewed interest in healthy eating and simpler life styles, homemade bread is becoming not only an increasingly important part of people's lives: it represents an entire shift in life style. This class teaches how to make crusty, healthy loaves at home without kneading and without all the fuss.

3 hrs 142313

$39 RK 10/19

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Cake Decorating: Basic

Cake decorating is more than spreading on the icing. Learn the secret to keeping your cake fresh for days. Use flair to apply decorations such as leaves, roses, rosebuds, and borders. Learn intricate designs from glazing, piping, and scripts. A decorating kit will be supplied during the first class.

24 hrs 142875

$189 PT 9/5-10/24

T 6:30P-9:30P

Celebrating Fall

As summer turns to fall, we look for heartier, cozier mealtime experiences. We will make mushroom and gruyere bread pudding, a ricotta squash tart, rosemary roasted beets and carrots, and a wonderful turkey porchetta (stuffed turkey breast with fennel seed and Parmesan).

4.5 hrs 142594

$39 RK 9/5

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$69 RK 9/9

OL ONLINE

S 10:00A-2:30P

PREREQUISITE

Chef Knife Skills

Learn the proper way to chop, dice, mince, julienne, and chiffonade vegetables. The instructor will share San Francisco-style chopping skills and will help you sharpen and hone your knife to a razor's edge. Bring a chef's knife to class with you.

3 hrs 142320 142321 142322 142323 142324

$49 RK 9/7 RK 10/5 RK 11/2 RK 12/7 RK 12/14

TH TH TH TH TH

6:20P-9:20P 6:20P-9:20P 6:20P-9:20P 6:20P-9:20P 6:20P-9:20P

Chocolate Delights

From truffles that melt in your mouth to a chocolate molten cakes to a flourless chocolate raspberry torte, these chocolate delights will satisfy even the most die-hard chocolate lovers.

3 hrs 142584

$39 RK 11/6

M 6:30P-9:30P

Chocolate, Chocolate, Chocolate

Everyone knows chocolate is the ONLY essential food for survival of the human species, but did you know you can also decorate with chocolate? You'll learn the basics of making a chocolate showpiece. Then you will make your own showpiece to wow your family and friends. Bring an apron and a plastic container to take home your goodies. Students will be given a 30-minute lunch break.

6 hrs 142585

$79 RK 11/4

S 9:00A-3:30P

Cooking 101: Cinnamon Rolls

Do you enjoy the sweet taste of delicious homemade cinnamon rolls in the morning? Learn to make cinnamon rolls the simple and easy way. They are scrumptious!

3 hrs 142330

$39 RK 11/21

T 6:20P-9:20P

Desserts of Italy

There is nothing more delectable than experiencing the divine desserts of the Italians. When it comes to the creative spirit, Italians live and love passionately through food and wonderful desserts. Join us as we follow-up our "Tour of Italy" with delightful sweet treats straight from Italy. Bellissimo!

3 hrs 143173

$39 RK 9/21

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Easy as Pie: Sweet and Savory Galettes

With a flaky, crispy crust and your favorite savory or sweet toppings, Galettes are great to eat any time of the day! Rustic and beautiful, galettes are free formed pies easy for all.

4 hrs 142596

$59 RK 11/18

S 10:00A-2:00P

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Eggs Benedict from Scratch

During this hands-on class students will learn how to prepare poached eggs (without an egg poacher), make hollandaise sauce from scratch, and serve eggs benedict in a variety of ways other than with traditional ham, as prepared and served at the former Kaiser's Grateful Bean Cafe: turkey eggs benedict and smoked salmon eggs benedict. Students will also learn about other varieties of eggs benedict.

3 hrs 142314

$39 RK 10/25

W 6:30P-9:30P

Ethiopian Cuisine I

Dining in Ethiopia involves the breaking of injera (bread). The dishes include a variety of taste and spices, incorporating fresh meats and fish, including lamb and choice beef. The stews range from mild to spicy. Sample the traditional dish of Kie Watt stew atop Ethiopia's traditional bread (injera)! The flavors are mouthwatering and will tickle your palate!

3 hrs 142983 142984

$39 RK 9/7 RK 10/12

TH 6:30P-9:30P TH 6:30P-9:30P

Ethiopian Cuisine II

Vegetarian dishes are very popular in Ethiopian cuisine and include a variety of legumes, organic produce, and are made with fresh herbs. This course offers healthy choices for everyone, including Ethiopia's most traditional dish of spicy lentils great for vegan dinners! Bring your appetite and some goody bags! See you in the kitchen!

3 hrs 142985 142986

$39 RK 9/21 RK 10/19

TH 6:30P-9:30P TH 6:30P-9:30P

Ezekiel's Bible Bread

Ezekiel 4:9 (American Standard Version) Take thou also unto thee wheat, and barley, and beans, and lentils, and millet, and spelt, and put them in one vessel, and make thee bread thereof. Learn how to make Bread of the Bible using the grains and beans listed in the Old Testament. This class includes demonstrations and hands-on techniques. Please bring an apron and one plastic storage container with a lid with a capacity of two quarts and one plastic storage container/with a loose-fitting lid with a capacity of two cups. Students will leave with increased knowledge and dough ready-for-baking at home.

3 hrs 142315

$39 RK 10/12

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Feta Cheese from Scratch

This class presents hands-on basics of making feta cheese from scratch in two sessions. Students will learn how to prepare the feta cheese curd, as well as how to prepare the curd for straining, brining and ripening. Students will take home unripe feta cheese for ripening at home. No prior experience necessary.

6 hrs 142316

$79 10/10-10/11 TW 6:30P-9:30P

French Pastries

Learn to prepare some of the classics including croissants, pate a choux, and macaroons. This class will be hands-on as students will prepare their own pastries. Some additional supplies required (rolling pin, apron, parchment paper, etc.).

6 hrs 142586

$79 RK 10/5 10/7

TH 6:30P-9:30P S 9:00A-12:00P

Gluten-Free Meals

Gluten-free is not just a way of eating, it's a way of health. So all of you that have celiac disease, gluten intolerance, or just want to get rid of that grain belly, please join our class. Create new food items each and every month.

3 hrs 142587

$49 RK 9/18

M 6:30P-9:30P

There's nothing like a hearty soup during the fall! If you are a soup person, then you'll love this course that will provide you with healthy, heartwarming soups throughout the year featuring whole lentils, and other fresh ingredients. Great for the Vegan at heart!

$39 RK 11/16

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Homemade Marshmallows

Learn how to make a variety of delicious homemade marshmallows that taste so much better than the store-bought versions, and impress your family and friends! Bring a 9x13 baking pan to class to take your marshmallows home.

3 hrs 142408

An introduction to Indian street food: Samosa - Indian tea time snack, tortilla filled with spices Chole - Garbanzo beans with some Indian spices Coconut Ladoo - dessert made with coconut

3 hrs 142972 142973

$45 RK 9/18

M 6:30P-9:30P M 6:30P-9:30P

RK 10/9

Indian Cuisine III

An introduction to Indian street food: Pav Bhaji - Bread served with vegetable curry Dahi Vada - Dumplings made with lentils, served with yogurt Malai Ladoo - Milk-based dessert

3 hrs 142974 142975

$45 RK 9/25 RK 10/16

M 6:30P-9:30P M 6:30P-9:30P

International Cookery Excursion

Hearty Soups

3 hrs 142988

Indian Cuisine II

$39 RK 11/14

Ever wanted to know what all those items are used for when you've visit an international grocery store? Now you don't have to go it alone. Come with us as we take you to some of the best places for cooking with all things international! We will meet on campus and then carpool.

3 hrs 143178

$49 RK 10/19

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Italian Cooking Night

Come join and taste the central Italy, Tuscany- style hearty flavorful soup and side dishes. Mark your calendar as a fun night of cooking.

3 hrs 142502

$49 RK 10/25

W 6:30P-9:30P

T 6:30P-9:30P

Homemade Yogurt, Buttermilk, Sour Cream, and Dairy Kefir

Yogurt, buttermilk, sour cream, and kefir are fermented Old World foods. They are remarkably uncomplicated: only milk (or cream) and a starter are needed. These products are much fresher and considerably less expensive than store-bought. As an added bonus, we will learn how to control the quality of ingredients, flavors, caloric count, and taste - whether mild or tart. Students will leave class with yogurt, buttermilk, sour cream, kefir (ready for fermentation at home), and kefir grains.

3 hrs 142317

$39 RK 10/3

T 6:30P-9:30P

An introduction to Indian street food: Aloo Paratha - Indian bread with potato stuffing Raita - Yogurt served with cucumber and spices Suji Halwa - Dessert made with Semolina and sugar syrup

$45 RK 9/11 RK 10/2

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

3 hrs 142517

$39 RK 10/11

W 6:30P-9:30P

Kimchi: Basic

Indian Cuisine I

3 hrs 142970 142971

Japchae (Stir Fried Sweet Potato Noodles)

Japchae is Korean sweet potato starch noodles stir fried with colorful vegetables and meat. It's flavored with soy sauce, garlic and sesame oil and sweetened with sugar. Japchae is traditionally made for parties or celebrations. It can be served hot or cold.

M 6:30P-9:30P M 6:30P-9:30P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

In this class, students will learn kimchi from scratch. Kimchi is made from salted and fermented vegetables, mostly with Napa cabbages and Korean radishes along with a variety of seasonings. It is high in fiber, low in calories and also loaded with vitamins A, B and C. The Instructor will also explain numerous dishes made from Kimchi.

4 hrs 142519

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$59 RK 9/16 OL ONLINE

S 10:00A-2:00P PREREQUISITE

Korean Beef Bulgogi

Beef Bulgogi is a very popular Korean dish, marinated in a mixture of soy sauce, garlic, onion, sugar, etc. to enhance the flavor and its tenderization. You'll learn this dish step-by-step and get the easy recipe along with some Ban-Chan, Korean-style side dishes.

3 hrs 142504

$39 RK 9/13

One-Bowl Meals

One-Bowl meals are all the rage - easy, comforting, and tasty. We'll make Spring Roll Bowls, Cuban Quinoa Bowls with Spicy Cashew Dressing, and Butternut Squash Falafel Salad Bowls.

4 hrs 142593

$59 RK 9/23

S 10:00A-2:00P

W 6:30P-9:30P

Korean Pork Bulgogi - Spicy!

Are there any spicy food lovers out there? Come and experience the famous spicy Korean Pork Bulgogi along with some seasonal banchan, Korean- style side dishes. After mastering this dish, you won't be dining out for this food very long.

3 hrs 142506

$39 RK 11/29

W 6:30P-9:30P

Lasagna Bolognese

Perhaps no other dish screams "from the heart" than a homemade lasagna. This class will teach how to make pasta sheets from scratch, béchamel and Bolognese sauces and how to put it together for a fantastic, hearty lasagna.

4 hrs 142598

$59 RK 12/2

S 10:00A-2:00P

Mediterranean Diet: Healthy Hummus from Scratch

Hummus is a popular Mediterranean dip, frequently served with pita bread. Recipes vary, but it contains pureed garbanzo beans and generally contains spices, fresh garlic, olive oil, fresh lemon juice, and tahini (sesame seed paste). Once the steps are learned, preparing hummus is straightforward and uncomplicated. Homemade hummus is fresher and considerably less expensive than store-bought. Some health experts believe that it is among the healthiest dips available: it has minimal saturated fat, high protein, and no cholesterol. And, as an added bonus, we control the quality of ingredients, flavors, caloric count, and taste.

3 hrs 142318

$39 RK 10/4

W 6:30P-9:30P

Mozzarella Cheese from Scratch

Students will leave class with finished mozzarella cheese, recipes, and basic knowledge of how to make mozzarella. No prior experience necessary.

6 hrs 142351

$89 RK 9/20-9/21 WTH 6:20P-9:20P

Outdoor Grilling: All-American Meats

In this class, we will enjoy making traditional American favorites, like steak, hamburgers, and brats. You will also learn how to grill a whole onion among the coals of the grill. To top it off, your instructor will bring homemade sauerkraut for you to try. Dessert will be a banana boat, with bananas fresh off the grill. Come enjoy the fun and delicious food. Make sure to bring an apron.

3 hrs 142336

$49 RK 9/26

T 6:20P-9:20P

Outdoor Grilling: Fish

Want to learn how to grill fish successfully? In this class you will learn how to grill a stuffed whole fish, fish filets and a delicious side fitting to the occasion. We will top the evening off with a grilled grapefruit with mascarpone cream. Join us in our outdoor grilling and have fun.

3 hrs 142982

$49 RK 9/14

TH 6:20P-9:20P

Outdoor Grilling: I

Is your dog finicky about his treats? Are you? See what simple kitchen ingredients can be used to make natural treats for your dog.

Natural Dog Treats

Rustic meat and potatoes - you will be introduced to cevapcici, grilled corn, potatoes, and an all-time favorite: grilled bacon-wrapped jalapeno poppers. Of course we could not leave without a dessert. Berries are delicious during the summer. We will grill pound cake and top it off with heated berries and vanilla ice cream.

3 hrs 142588

3 hrs 142340

$39 RK 9/6

W 6:30P-9:30P

francistuttle.edu - 405.717.4900

$49 RK 9/5

T 6:20P-9:20P

Outdoor Grilling: II

Grilled Sandwiches - enjoy a variety of meat, fish, and vegetarian sandwiches along with a delightful dessert to top everything off. Don't miss out on a grilled banana chocolate sundae. These mouthwatering sandwiches will be loved by young and old alike. Come and check them out!

3 hrs 142341

$49 RK 9/12

T 6:20P-9:20P

Outdoor Grilling: III

These health-conscious grilling recipes will include grilled shrimp and pork, plus some vegetables and a dessert. You will be introduced to a grilled stuffed tomato and a lovely peach and cherry dessert. Come and enjoy. This class is great for summer grilling when you don't want to have a heavy meal in the evening.

3 hrs 142342

$49 RK 9/19

T 6:20P-9:20P

Outdoor Grilling: Kabobs

Kabobs anyone? This outdoor grilling class is filled with different styles of kabobs you and your family will enjoy. We will include vegetables, fruit, meats, as well as seafood. Learn how to involve your family in making this quick, satisfying family favorite.

3 hrs 142343

$49 RK 10/3

T 6:20P-9:20P

Pad Thai

In this class you'll not only learn how to make Pad Thai but also learn about some foreign ingredients. Get ready; no more take-out food for this from now on. Dine in to taste your own signature Pad Thai noodles, one of Thailand's favorite street foods.

3 hrs 142507

$39 RK 9/27

W 6:30P-9:30P

Pizza Inside and Out

You will be taught how to make a basic pizza dough, how to shape it into a pizza pie, and top it with various toppings. The first evening we will bake it the traditional way in an inside oven. The second night we will use our outside grilling area and grill the pizza on a charcoal grill. Enjoy different toppings and experience the difference between baking a pizza inside and out. Bring an apron and be ready to have fun!

6 hrs 142335

$79 10/10-10/11 TW 6:20P-9:20P

Puff Pastry

Learn how to prepare buttery, flaky and rich (without being heavy) puff pastry for sweet or savory dishes. It isn't difficult but always impressive.

3 hrs 142589

$49 RK 12/4

M 6:30P-9:30P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Pretzel Fun

Kid Chefs will learn to make delicious pretzels like they can purchase at the mall. We will make sweet and savory pretzels and have fun dipping them into different sauces. This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 142333 142334 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Pizza Pie

Kid Chefs will learn a great and easy way to make their own personal pizza. They will stretch their own dough and top it with a variety of their favorite toppings. This is a very hands-on class so bring your apron and have fun. This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 142328 142329

$44 RK 9/16 RK 9/16

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cake Pops

$44 RK 10/21 RK 10/21

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Meatloaf Dinner

Kid Chefs will learn to make a delicious meatloaf dinner, including meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and vegetables. We will also make a dessert to finish off the meal. This is a great start to include your child in meal preparation for the whole family. Come join the fun. This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 142331 142332

$44 RK 11/4 RK 11/4

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cinnamon Rolls

Kid Chefs learn how to make some delicious cake pops. This is a hands on class. You will be taught an easy way to make and decorate cake pops. The possibilities are endless. Bring your apron and a container to carry your cake pops home with. Join the fun! This class is for ages 5-11. Adult must accompany their child to the class.

Kid Chefs, learn how to make delicious homemade cinnamon rolls the simple and easy way. They are scrumptious and you will have a great time working with yeast dough! This is a hands-on class so bring an apron and be ready to have fun! This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 142347 142348

3 hrs 142326 142327

$44 RK 9/30 RK 9/30

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$44 RK 12/2 RK 12/2

OL ONLINE

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P PREREQUISITE

Sauerkraut from Scratch

Students will learn the ins and outs of making sauerkraut. Sauerkraut has a long and colorful history - it's been made by humankind for thousands of years. It's actually healthier than the raw cabbage from which it is made, being high in fiber, Vitamin C, and carotene, yet low in calories. It's tasty and easy to prepare. Students will leave class with sauerkraut ready to be fermented at home. Please bring one wide-mouth Mason jar, one-quart size, with a tight-fitting lid.

3 hrs 142319

$39 RK 10/5

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Scrumptious Cream Pies

Learn the secrets to delicious Chocolate cream, Coconut cream, and Lemon ice box pies that will tempt your taste buds and impress even Grandma!

3 hrs 142409

In this class, taught by a native Japanese instructor, you will learn how to prepare shrimp and vegetable tempura the Japanese way.

3 hrs 141987

$45 RK 11/7

T 6:30P-9:30P

Thanksgiving 101

Whether you have never cooked a Thanksgiving meal or you are an old pro, you will learn recipes, tips and tricks for Thanksgiving from start to finish. The first night we will prepare dishes you can make ahead of the big day (no eating first night). The second night will be a day of dishes. We'll eat a Thanksgiving feast, complete with Turkey!

6 hrs 142597

$79 RK 11/6-11/7

MT 6:30P-9:30P

$39 RK 9/14

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Soft Pretzel

Discover how to make the delicious pretzels you can get at the mall at home by yourself. You will learn about the dough and steps to make a perfect pretzel. Join us and have fun!

3 hrs 142344

Tempura Cooking

$39 RK 9/28

TH 6:20P-9:20P

THE CURRY LAB

Strudel I

Ever wondered how to make strudel? In this class, you will learn how to make three types of delicious, authentic strudels using thin dough-grape, cream cheese, and apple. Please bring a cookie sheet to class.

3 hrs 142350

$39 RK 11/28

T 6:20P-9:20P

Sushi Making

Make your party tray come to life with sushi! Sushi is the perfect party food because it can be prepared a few hours before serving. Learn to make seaweed rolled sushi for Makizushi with cooked seafood and vegetables. No raw fish will be used.

3 hrs 141983 141984 141986

$45 RK 9/19 RK 10/17 RK 11/21

T 6:30P-9:30P T 6:30P-9:30P T 6:30P-9:30P

The Curry Lab: Feast of Baghdad

Travel to the Middle East to sample some of the most flavorful food in the world. This course offers a unique look at the cuisines from a cultural perspective. The food of the Middle East varies country to country, sharing Indian and Mediterranean influences that give way to rich, bold flavors.

3 hrs 143177

$39 RK 10/12

TH 6:30P-9:30P

The Curry Lab: Flavors of India

Namaste! The cuisines of India are as diverse as its many cultures, offering intricately exotic dishes, prepared fresh to bring out the distinct flavors so unique to India. In this course, we take a culinary excursion around this aromatic country sampling some of the most delicious fare ever. We invite you to come along.

3 hrs 143174

$39 RK 9/28

TH 6:30P-9:30P

The Curry Lab: Taste of Thailand

Come travel to Thailand! Experience the rich, bold flavors of this colorful country. Thai cuisine captures a combination of sweet and spicy that make one of the most unique palate experiences you'll ever try. Come join us for a trip across Thailand!

3 hrs 143175 francistuttle.edu - 405.717.4900

$39 RK 10/5

TH 6:30P-9:30P 35

The Dark Side

Using items such as squid ink, black garlic, chocolate, coffee and more, explore your dark side in the most delicious way!

4 hrs 142595

$59 RK 10/21

S 10:00A-2:00P

Tiramisu Expanded

Would you like to impress your family and friends with a popular Italian dessert during the holidays or family get-togethers? Serving Tiramisu to them will do just that. This "Cheer me up" dessert is easy to make and so delicious. On our first day we will learn how to make the mascarpone cheese and the ladyfingers needed for this dessert. On our second day we will use these items to make the finished product.

6 hrs 142352

$89 10/24-10/25 TW 6:20P-9:20P

Dietary Management Dietary Manager Level III - Nutrition

Tour of Italy

Italy is comprised of many regions with varying cuisines. In this course, you won't receive the "basics" or any other "run of the mill" fare. Experience the cuisines of Italy on an entirely different level. Travel across this beautiful country and enjoy the Tour of Italy. Sara' Bello!

3 hrs 143176

$49 RK 9/14

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Vietnamese Grilled Lemongrass Chicken

36 hrs 143172

3 hrs 142508

This training will meet the requirements for food service operator certification (manager certification) needed in the municipalities of Del City, Edmond, Harrah, Midwest City, Nichols Hills, Oklahoma City, Spencer, The Village, and Warr Acres and is approved by the Oklahoma State Health Department and the Oklahoma City/County Health Department. Book included. Must present a current photo ID

In this class, you'll learn a popular dish from Vietnamese restaurants called Ga Nuong Xa. Come and taste the popular restaurant dish at your own table. Instructor will go over foolproof recipes for you to make over and over, either for indoor or outdoor grill.

$39 RK 12/6

W 6:30P-9:30P

Yule Logs, Mousses and More

Learn how to make classic holiday desserts, including the classic Buche du Noel or Yule Log, Chocolate Mousse, and more. THIS IS A DEMONSTRATION ONLY CLASS - NO HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES.

3 hrs 142411 36

Successful completion of this course prepares the student for employment in positions as a dietary manager in a nursing home or small hospital (with consultation from a registered dietitian) or supervisor of a designated area within a large health care facility dietary department. This course is a study of the principles of menu planning and design with application of basic nutrition and therapeutic diets, and record keeping techniques. The student will learn how to manage nutritional needs of individuals throughout the lifecycle. Students must be employed in a food service position. Clinical hours must be completed at the student's place of employment and must be supervised by a Registered Dietitian. Students are eligible for student ANFP membership. The course is approved by the Association of Nutrition and Foodservice Professionals (ANFP). Book included.

$39 RK 12/7

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

TH 6:30P-9:30P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

$299 RK 9/14-10/26 TH

9:00A-4:00P

Food Service Operator's Certification

16 hrs 143156 143157 143158 143159

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$159 RK 9/7-9/8

THF 9:00A-5:30P 10/12-10/13 THF 9:00A-5:30P RK 11/9-11/10 THF 9:00A-5:30P RK 12/7-12/8 THF 9:00A-5:30P RK

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Education & Training

Childhood Development Early Education: Unit 1 Providing for Children’s Safety

Safety is a major issue in all early education centers and homes. Providing for Children’s Safety is a 10 hour course designed to assist child care providers with the safety concepts and issues they face every day. Included will be information on written policies and responsibilities.

10 hrs $44 142678 OFSTE 8/22 – 8/29

6:30P – 9:00P

Early Education: Unit 2 Providing for Children's Health

Health is a major issue in all early education centers and homes. Providing for Children's Health is a 10 hour course designed to assist child care providers with health concepts and issues they face every day. Included will be information on written policies and responsibilities.

10 hrs $44 142679 OFSTE 9/5-9/12

6:30P-9:00P

Early Education: Unit 3 Providing an Environment for Learning

Providing an appropriate environment for learning is essential for an early education program. Providing an Environment for Learning is a 15 hour course designed to assist child care providers in creating an environment that promotes learning and development in all areas. It assists child care providers in evaluating their environment for development, guidance, and to encourage independence.

15 hrs $65 142680 OFSTE 9/19-10/3

6:30P-9:00P

Early Education: Unit 4 Child Growth and Development Concepts

Child Growth and Development Concepts is a 30 hour course designed to assist child care providers in gaining knowledge and skills in understanding that successful early experiences depend on applying basic concepts in child development. This course provides knowledge and skills necessary to effectively work with children birth through age 5 and children of all ages who have a variety of special needs. Additionally, it provides information regarding leading theories of child development.

30 hrs $130 142681 OFSTE 10/10-11/14 T

6:30P-9:00P

Early Education: Unit 5 - Ensuring Developmentally Appropriate Practice

Ensuring Developmentally Appropriate Practice is a 25-hour course designed to assist child care providers in gaining knowledge and skills to promote physical, language, cognitive, creative, social, and emotional growth in young children and an understanding of how to utilize the Oklahoma Early Learning Guidelines.

25 hrs $109 142682 OFSTE 11/21-12/19 T francistuttle.edu - 405.717.4900

6:30P-9:00P 37

Finding Free Money for College

Education Profession Services ACT Prep: English

Review will include usage and mechanics: punctuation, grammar, usage, sentence structure, rhetorical skills, writing strategy, organization, and style.

3 hrs 142888 143045

$35 CT 9/6 RK 10/25

W 6:15P-9:15P W 6:15P-9:15P

ACT Prep: Math

Review will include Pre-Algebra, Elementary Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Plane Geometry, and Trigonometry.

3 hrs 142632 142633

$35 CT 9/7 RK 10/26

TH 6:30P-9:30P TH 6:30P-9:30P

ACT Prep: Reading

Review will include prose fiction, novels, short stories, and humanities such as art, music, dance, architecture, theater, and philosophy.

3 hrs 142893

M 6:15P-9:15P

Review will include biology, chemistry, physics, and the physical sciences (earth science and space science). Questions on the science test will include data representation: graphs, tables and other schematics. Also covered will be research summaries: several related experiments and discussion about conflicting viewpoints and alternative interpretations of scientific matters.

3 hrs 142014

$29 RK 10/5

TH 6:30P-9:30P

GED Preparation/Adult Basic Education

Whether you are preparing for the GED exam or just brushing up, this course will help improve your skills. Following an assessment during the first two courses, an individualized program will be prescribed for each student. Students may also take the GED Practice Test to determine readiness for the official exam.

27 hrs $109 142868 RK 9/11-10/9 MW 6:30P-9:30P 142923 RN 10/10-11/17 TTH 6:30P-9:30P 142869 RK 11/20-12/20 MW 6:30P-9:30P No class 11/22

$35 RK 10/23

ACT Prep: Science

3 hrs 142630 142631

Billions of dollars in free money is available through scholarships to help students minimize college education costs, and many scholarships do not have academic or income requirements! This workshop instructs students on where to find scholarships, how to prepare award-winning applications, essays, and activity resumes, tips for interviewing, saving on textbooks, and more. Students also receive a workbook full of valuable related resources.

$35 CT 9/5 RK 10/24

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

Notary Public

T 6:30P-9:30P T 6:30P-9:30P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

Teaching & Training Designed for the notary or the novice, this course instructs students in all aspects of the Notary Public profession, from how to perform notarizations to understanding state statutes and how they differ from the laws of other countries and states. This class is informational only. "NOTE: You will still need to apply through OK Secretary of State to become a Notary".

3 hrs 142920

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$29 RK 11/7

OL ONLINE

T 6:00P-8:30P PREREQUISITE

Finance & Investment

Fin/Inv General Interest Money Management: A Woman's Perspective

Designed especially for women, this course will help you understand the basics behind achieving your individual financial goals. During this seminar, you will learn where you stand financially, where to put your money so it will work the hardest for you, and what to do right now!

2 hrs 142481 142482

$29 RK 10/3 RK 10/12

T 6:30P-8:30P TH 6:00P-8:00P

Mutual Funds, Fundamentals

Mutual funds are a great way to invest (for most people) if you know how. This course provides information on the basics of mutual fund investing, as well as how to evaluate a fund, what your broker prefers you do not know, how to avoid costly mistakes, and how to diversify your mutual fund investments so that you can be comfortable throughout retirement.

2 hrs 142474 142475

Social Security Strategies

Are you close to filing for Social Security? Popular planning strategies are going away and new more restrictive regulations went into effect May 2, 2016. Three new sets of rules are now in play depending on your date of birth. 1) Born on or before May 1, 1950-- Immediate action may be required. 2) Born after May 1st, 1950 but before January 2nd, 1954 Beneficial planning options are still available. 3) Born on or after January 2nd, 1954--New rules apply, but proper planning is still beneficial. These are the most comprehensive changes made to Social Security since 1983. We will review these changes so you will understand how the new regulations will impact you.

1.5 hrs 142479 142480

$29 RK 9/12 RK 9/21

T 6:00P-7:30P TH 6:30P-8:00P

$30 RK 9/14 RK 10/5

TH 6:30P-8:30P TH 6:30P-8:30P

Rock Your Retirement: Surviving 30 Years of Unemployment

The #1 fear of most retirees is outliving their money, and there's good reason. You are likely to live as long in retirement as you spend in your career. If your money won't last at least 30 years, you could be in trouble. Do you know where your money will come from when you no longer have a steady paycheck? What role will Social Security play? How can you keep taxes and inflation from cracking your nest egg? Discover how to segment your money into different buckets you can use in retirement, and get free access to a tool that measures your Risk Speed Limit. Strategies discussed in this course are best suited to those with at least $500,000 saved for retirement.

2 hrs 142417 142418

$21 RK 9/7 RK 10/19

TH 1:30P-3:30P TH 6:00P-8:00P

francistuttle.edu - 405.717.4900

General Interest

General Interest Avoiding Unhealthy Relationships

Do you keep selecting the wrong type of person in your relationships? Learn how to recognize some of the red flags in the association before you make a commitment. Safety in dating will also be discussed.

2.5 hrs 142379 142380

$29 RK 9/12 RK 11/14

T 6:30P-9:00P T 6:30P-9:00P

Paranormal Research: Exploring Oklahoma's Unexplained Mysteries

Want to be a paranormal researcher and explore Oklahoma's unexplained monsters and mysteries? Earn extra money and free-lance your findings to the media. This class is for individuals interested in everything from aliens to UFOs, scientists to government involvement. The paranormal is any phenomenon, physical or psychological, that cannot be satisfactorily explained with accepted, scientific, technical knowledge.

12 hrs 142866

$79 RK 10/4-10/25 W

6:30P-9:30P

Raising Your Credit Score: Unraveling the Mystery

Learn more about credit reports and the credit score process. See how your credit score is calculated and ways you can improve your score short-term and long-term. Find answers to the questions you were afraid to ask!

3 hrs 142601

$39 RK 11/8

W 6:30P-9:30P

Genealogy Level I

Whether you'd like to become an accredited Genealogist or just want to find information about your family's history, this course will provide all of the information you need to begin on a firm foundation. Learn the origin of your family name, its meaning, and any clues it offers in forming your ancestral records. Next, learn to trace the movements of your family throughout American history. You'll also learn how to organize your family records through the use of charts and basic information that can be gathered from the Internet.

12 hrs 142814 142811

Genealogy Level II

Continuing from Genealogy Level I, students will further develop their family tree using the Internet to research real estate records, probate records, church and religious records, and newspaper and Social Security records. Students will also gather information from electronic databases, published indexes and compilations; discover genealogical and historical societies; navigate family tree software; and learn to preserve family documents, photos and heirlooms. If you are interested in becoming a certified or accredited Genealogist, instruction in writing and publishing your life's story or family history will be of particular interest. PREREQUISITE: Genealogy Level I

12 hrs 142815 142816 40

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

$85 9/19-9/21 TWTH 12:00P-4:00P RK 10/23-11/1 MW 6:00P-9:00P RK

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$85 9/26-9/28 TWTH 12:00P-4:00P RK 11/6-11/15 MW 6:00P-9:00P RK

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Health

Alternative Health Essential Oils - The Missing Link

Everybody's talking about essential oils and how they can make a difference in your health and life! Join us as we discover the history of oils, how to choose quality oils, and what many uses there are!

4 hrs 142965 142966

$49 RK 10/10-10/12 TTH 6:00P-8:00P RK 12/5-12/7 TTH 6:00P-8:00P

Healthy Low Back

Imbalances in the low back and hip muscles can lead to common complaints of pain, stiffness, sciatica, disc degeneration, fatigue and more. This class will teach you techniques that can be done in your home, work, or car to reduce the imbalances rather than just mask the symptoms.

7 hrs 142944

$69 RK 10/10-10/12 TTH 5:30P-9:00P

Healthy Neck and Shoulders

Learn how imbalances in the neck and shoulder muscles can lead to common complaints of pain, stiffness, headaches, fatigue, and more. Students will practice techniques to reduce the imbalances at the site and not just mask symptoms. These techniques can be done at home, work, or even in your car!

7 hrs 142945

$69 RK 11/7-11/9 TTH 5:30P-9:00P

Neck and Shoulder Massage NEW

Today's work & life often leave us feeling pain and tightness in the neck and shoulders. Bending over desks, computers and smart phones all day takes its toll on our bodies. Learn how to provide simple massage techniques for relief on yourself and others.

4 hrs 143231

$49 RK 11/7-11/9 TTH

6:00P-8:00P

Reflexology for the Feet

Reflexology is an ancient healing art, utilized in early Egypt and China. It is a therapeutic method of relieving pain in the body by stimulating pressure points on the feet, most often offered in spas. Learn this technique to practice on yourself or others! Join our Massage Therapist as she teaches this ancient, artful science.

4 hrs 142964

$49 10/10-10/12 TTH 6:00P-8:00P

Yoga for Beginners: Sun Salutations

Yoga classes typically move through a basic sun salutation that is used to warm up the body, flow between poses and strengthen and stretch while breathing correctly. First-time students are often intimidated by these and all the variations offered in classes. Slow down and learn how to do each part of the sun salutation safely and correctly. Please wear comfortable and stretchy clothing for practice.

5 hrs 142943

$59 RK 9/19-9/21 TTH 5:30P-8:00P

Meditation for Health

Learn how meditation can affect your health and well-being! This course will introduce students to evidence-based meditation and its benefits to health in the human body. Based on sound scientific evidence, students will learn breathing techniques, systematic relaxation, meditation postures, and more.

6 hrs 142950 142951

$69 RK 9/18-9/27 MW RK

5:30P-7:00P 11/6-11/15 MW 5:30P-7:00P

francistuttle.edu - 405.717.4900

Heartsaver: CPR

CPR CPR: BLS Healthcare Provider

This course is for healthcare providers, and professional rescuers. Course includes 1 and 2-person adult, infant, child CPR, and AED. To obtain a CPR card, you must pass written and performance tests. This class meets American Heart Association requirements for healthcare providers.

6 hrs 143162 143161 143201 143163 143164 143203 143165 143202 143166 143167 143168 143205 143169

$59 RK 9/18

M 8:30A-2:30P 5:30P-8:30P F 9:00A-3:00P M 8:30A-2:30P F 8:30A-2:30P T 9:00A-3:00P F 8:30A-2:30P F 9:00A-3:00P M 8:30A-2:30P M 8:30A-2:30P M 8:30A-2:30P T 9:00A-3:00P F 8:30A-2:30P

RK 9/19-9/21 TTH CT 9/22 RK 9/25 RK 10/6 RN 10/10 RK 10/20 CT 11/3 RK 11/6 RK 11/20 RK 12/4 RN 12/12 RK 12/15

NEW The American Heart Association offers the Heartsaver class for those who are not providing healthcare. A great class for the general public, those in child care or school employees. Students enrolling in both Heartsaver: CPR and First Aide will only be charged one book cost.

4 hrs 143208 143209

$45 RK 9/27

W 9:00A-1:00P T 9:00A-1:00P

RN 12/5

Heartsaver: First Aide NEW

Heartsaver First Aide gives the general public an opportunity to provide help in the event of day to day accidents. Great class for those camping, working with kids, or wanting to be prepared. Students enrolling in both Heartsaver: CPR and First Aide will only be charged one book cost.

4 hrs 143211 143212

$45 RK 9/27

W 2:00P-6:00P T 2:00P-6:00P

RN 12/5

CPR: First Aid & Bloodborne Pathogens

This course covers American Heart Association CPR for adults and children, blood-borne pathogens, and first aid. Meets requirements set by the OK Dept. of Education for paraprofessionals, and the OK State Dept. of Health for Tattoo Artists. It is for anyone who wishes to prepare themselves to handle the emergencies life sometimes creates.

8 hrs 143199 143200

$79 RK 9/21 RK 11/30

TH 8:30A-5:30P TH 8:30A-5:30P

CPR: Recertification

This class meets the American Heart Association requirements f 0or recertification of Healthcare Provider-BLS cards. PREREQUISITE: Must be able to present a current Healthcare Provider AHA CPR card.

4 hrs 143206 143170 143171 143207

$39 CT 9/15 RK 10/19 RK 11/9 CT 12/1

F TH TH F

9:00A-1:00P 5:30P-9:30P 5:30P-9:30P 9:00A-1:00P

Med Office/Informatics Medical Terminology: OL

This online course allows the student the freedom to learn the language of healthcare from home, accessing the course any time, day or night, using the Internet. Orientation instructions will be sent to the student by email. The student will be required to attend a final exam on the last date of class on the Francis Tuttle Rockwell campus. Final begins at 6:00 and late students will NOT be admitted. Internet access and an email address are required.

54 hrs 143031 Final 143034 Final 42

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$219 OL 9/5-10/24 T Self-Pace RK 10/24 6:00P-9:00P OL 10/31-12/19 T Self-Pace RK 12/19 6:00P-9:00P OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

CMA Advanced: Nasogastric, Gastrostomy Medication

NEW! FLEXIBLE FORMAT! This course provides advanced training for the CMA to provide care to long-term care residents with specific needs. This training includes advanced training in the administration of medications and nutrition via nasogastric and gastrostomy tubes. This class qualifies as CMA Update hours required for yearly certification. All skill demonstrations require 100% proficiency. PREREQUISITE: Current CNA and CMA listed on the state Nurse Aide Registry.

6 hrs 141027

$57 Self-Pace MTWTH 9:00A-4:00P

CMA Advanced: Respiratory Treatments

Therapeutic Services Certified Medication Aide (CMA)

This course is designed for the Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) who wishes to take the state CMA exam. The course covers body systems, medications, administration, and documentation requirements. The student must be proficient in reading, speaking, and understanding English; and must provide picture ID and Social Security Card for certification. PREREQUISITES: High school diploma or GED; current CNA (Certified Nurse Aide) card with 6 months work experience as a LTC, HHA, or DDCA Aide, and must be 18 years of age.

60 hrs 141020

$345 Self-Pace MTWTH 9:00A-4:00P

Certified Medication Aide (CMA) Update

Earn 8 hours of continuing education as required by the Oklahoma State Department of Health. A renewal application will be provided, along with a certificate of attendance. The student will be responsible for sending in the renewal form upon completion of the course. PREREQUISITE: Students must meet the requirements of the Nurse Aide Registry for a CMA Update.

8 hrs 141021

$69 Self-Pace MTWTH 9:00A-4:00P

CMA Advanced: Diabetic Care

This course provides advanced training for care of diabetic residents in long term care facilities. Topics include blood glucose testing, diabetic medications, insulin preparation, and administration. A state written and skill examination is required after completion. Testing fee not included in tuition. PREREQUISITE: Current CNA and CMA listed on the state Nurse Aide Registry.

24 hrs 142932

NEW! FLEXIBLE FORMAT! CMA Advanced - This course prepares the Certified Medication Aide to provide treatment using inhalers, metered-dose inhalers, and nebulizers. Students will demonstrate these skills at 100% proficiency. This class also qualifies as CMA Update hours required for annual certification. PREREQUISITE: Current CNA and CMA listed on the state Nurse Aide Registry.

4 hrs 142935

$57 Self-Pace MTWTH 9:00A-4:00P

EKG Basic Interpretation: Monitor Tech

MONITOR TECHS ARE IN HIGH DEMAND AT HOSPITALS AND CLINICS! Students study and learn the methods for interpretation of EKG patterns for patients whose hearts are being monitored by bedside telemetry. The predominant cardiac dysrhythmias will be presented. Join us and prepare for this rewarding health care career!

20 hrs 143160

$165 RK 9/11-10/4 MW

6:00P-8:30P

Home Health Aide: Deeming

This course is for currently Certified Nurse Aides (CNA). The course will orient the student to the regulations, principles, and practices of the Home Health Provider. Deeming Fee not included. PREREQUISITE: Proof of current Oklahoma LTCNA.

16 hrs 141022

$129 Self-Pace MTWTH 9:00A-4:00P

Medication Administration Technician (MAT)

MAT training is designed to provide certified training for direct-care staff having the responsibility for giving medication to residents in licensed residential care facilities and group homes. Students must be proficient in reading, speaking, and understanding English. Basic knowledge of medical terminology is desirable.

15 hrs 141024

$79 Self-Pace MTWTH 9:00A-4:00P

$179 10/2-10/5 MWTH 8:30A-5:00P

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Medication Administration Technician (MAT) Update

In accordance with House Bill 1880, each individual who has been certified in the 15-hour Medication Administration Technician Training course must receive at least eight hours of update training annually to remain current. PREREQUISITE: Students must provide a MAT certificate.

8 hrs 141023

$49 Self-Pace MTWTH 9:00A-4:00P

Nurse Aide

Certified Nurse Aides (CNA) are employed in nursing homes, long-term care facilities, assisted living, and hospitals. Students study patient-care, practice skills in the lab and apply them at a clinical site. Students should be proficient in reading, speaking, and understanding English. Attendance requirements are state-mandated and must be followed. The student is required to successfully pass a state certification exam consisting of clinical skills and written exam to receive CNA certification. Testing fees not included in tuition. Background check will be done. PREREQUISITES: Accuplacer English and Reading Test, Proof of Immunizations (MMR, HepB/Waiver, TB, Varicella). Contact Shelba Murray 717-4140 for more information.

102 hrs 141025

$499 Self-Pace MTWTH 9:00A-4:00P

Phlebotomy Technician

Looking for a career in Phlebotomy? This course will prepare participants to safely and effectively perform the skills of blood draw for lab or clinic sites. Participants will learn legal and ethical implications, quality control measures, relevant anatomy related to sites, contraindications, and indications, as well as the cardiovascular system as it relates to arteries and veins. Skills practice on mannequins is required during class. This class prepares you for entry-level phlebotomist positions.

48 hrs 142948 142949

$369 RK 9/12-11/9 TTH RK

6:00P-9:00P 10/23-12/20 MW 6:00P-9:00P

Technical Human Anatomy & Physiology OL

This online format will allow the student the freedom to study on their own, while following a self-directed learning program. Students are required to attend orientation, this session is mandatory. The online textbook is NOT included in tuition. Students will be required to purchase their access code for the online textbook from the Francis Tuttle Bookstore prior to orientation. This class does not guarantee entrance into a FT career program.

102 hrs 143024 Orint'n

$239 9/5-12/12 RK 9/5

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

francistuttle.edu/ol 9:00A-11:00A

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

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PREREQUISITE

Insurance

General Information

Test Preparation

Long Term Care Planning-Intro

Courses in Insurance Test Preparation will prepare you to take the Oklahoma Examination for a life and/or health license or property casualty license Tuition includes a current state manual, which is required ($40 value), and all other study materials

Everyone knows someone who has had a longterm care emergency. When it strikes, most people are not prepared for the chaos and depression. This comprehensive course teaches all the information you need to know about long term care so that you can age with self-reliance. NOT APPROVED FOR CE CREDIT.

2 hrs 142471

$21 RK 11/2

TH 6:00P-8:00P

Medicare Part D Hands-On Computer Class

Learn how to navigate your Medicare Part D prescription drug plan with this hands-on computer class. **NOTE: Please bring list of your current medications to class to review and compare plans.* PREREQUISITE: Students should have light typing skills and a working knowledge of Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, or equivalent experience. Golden Agers discount already applied. NOT APPROVED FOR CE CREDIT.

3 hrs 142469 142470

$19 RK 10/19 RK 11/9

TH 9:00A-12:00P TH 9:00A-12:00P

Medicare: Do You Understand?

Do you have problems navigating the Medicare system from A to D? Bring your questions and find the answers! NOT APPROVED FOR CE CREDITS. Golden Agers discount already applied.

3 hrs 142467 142468

$19 RK 9/21 RK 10/12

TH 9:00A-12:00P TH 5:30P-8:30P

Understanding YOUR Insurance Policy

PROFESSIONAL GUARANTEE: Any customer who has completed an Insurance Test Prep class for Life/ Accident/Health, or Property/Casualty may re-enroll one time in the same class, at no additional charge within 6 months of their original enrollment

Test Preparation for Life/Accident/ Health Insurance (Agent/CSR)

This 2.5 day class will prepare you to take the licensing exam. Tuition includes books and materials.

20 hrs 142477

RK 10/4-10/5 WTH 8:00A-5:00P

$210

142478

RK 12/6-12/7 WTH 8:00A-5:00P

10/6 12/8

F F

8:00A-12:00P 8:00A-12:00P

Test Preparation for Property/Casualty (Agent, CSR, Adjuster)

This 4-day class will prepare you to take the Oklahoma Examination for a property and casualty license. Tuition includes a current state manual, which is required ($40 value), and all other study materials.

28 hrs 142465

$250 9/19-9/21 TWTH 8:15A-5:15P 9/22 F 8:15A-12:15P 142466 RK 11/7-11/9 TWTH 8:15A-5:15P 11/10 F 8:15A-12:15P RK

Would you like to better understand what your homeowner's and auto insurance policies say and what is covered in the event of accident, fire, theft, or weather (hail and tornado, etc.)? Our instructor is a 25-year veteran of claims handling in the state of Oklahoma and can help you better understand your insurance. Bring your policy and Declarations/ Coverage sheet to the class to learn more about what you purchased. Space is limited. NOT APPROVED FOR CE CREDITS.

2 hrs 142476

$20 RK 10/10

T 6:00P-8:00P

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Insurance Agent Insurance Producer/CSR/CPA Adjuster Continuing Education

Continuing Education

For our students’ convenience, lunch is provided if attending at least six hours or more of continuing education classes that day.

ETHICS AND LEGISLATIVE COURSES ARE APPROVED FOR ALL ADJUSTERS, AGENTS AND CSR’S. Effective January 1, 2015: A LICENSEE HOLDING A PROPERTY LINE OF AUTHORITY IS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE A 1 HOUR EARTHQUAKE COURSE.

All classes will be reported within ten days, as required by the Oklahoma Insurance Commission. For more information, visit the Oklahoma Insurance Department’s website at www.ok.gov/oid.

All courses are held at the Rockwell campus. Check in for 8:00am classes begin at 7:30am. Class starts promptly at 8:00am. All students must be checked-in and seated prior to start time. Please bring insurance license number for check-in.

Tuition discount may be available for those over 60 years of age. No testing required. Classes will be held regardless of enrollment. All requirements subject to change.

Severe weather or unforseen circumstances may result in changes to class dates, times or locations.

TIME

AGENT

ADJUSTER

Ethical View of 7 Financial Disciplines

8AM-10AM

1028088

Legislative Updates 1

10AM-12PM

1028123

1PM-5PM

1028098

1028097

Detecting & Fighting Insurance Fraud

8AM-10AM

1025295

Oklahoma Earthquake 2016

10AM-12PM

1025296

1PM-5PM

1028132

1028131

Ethical Considerations for Agt & Adj

8AM-10AM

1028089

Legislative Update - Affordable Care Act

10AM-12PM

1028125

1PM-5PM

1024458

1024457

WEDNESDAY

Current Issues (Medicare - Social Media - Long Term Care)

THURSDAY

Litigation Update 2017

FRIDAY

2016 Legal Environment & Professional Responsibilities

CREDIT TYPE:

ETHICS

LEGISLATIVE

ETHICS & LEGISLATIVE

HOURS/COST:

2HRS: $20

4HRS: $30

TIME:

8AM-10AM

10AM-12PM

8AM-12PM

GEN ED

LEGISLATIVE & GEN ED

ETHICS, LEGISLATIVE & GEN ED

4HRS: $30

6HRS: $50

8HRS: $60

1PM-5PM

10AM-5PM

8AM-5PM

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MON

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NOV

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MON

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24 31

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PREREQUISITE

Insurance Agent/Producer CE LONG-TERM CARE | MEDICARE

Long-Term Resident and non-resident accident/health insurance agents selling, soliciting or negotiating Long-Term Care (LTC) insurance policies in Oklahoma are required to complete a one-time, 8-hour Long-Term Care course, offered at Francis Tuttle as “8-Hour Initial.” Each biennial renewal period, they must complete a 4-hour Renewal course, offered at Francis Tuttle as “ 4-Hour Renewal.” Both Initial & Renewal courses will apply to CE credit.

Agent-CE Long-Term Care 4 Hour AM Renewal

OID#1028996, 4.0 CE credits, Category: Long-Term Care Partnerships. ClearCert approved.

4 hrs 142451 142452 142453 142454

$30 RK 9/15 RK 10/13 RK 11/17 RK 12/15

F 8:00A-12:00P F 8:00A-12:00P F 8:00A-12:00P F 8:00A-12:00P

Long-Term Care Update 8 Hr Initial

OID #1028997, 8.0 CE credits, Category: Long-Term Care Partnerships. ClearCert approved.

8 hrs 142455 142456 142457 142458

$60 RK 9/15 RK 10/13 RK 11/17 RK 12/15

F F F F

8:00A-5:00P 8:00A-5:00P 8:00A-5:00P 8:00A-5:00P

Agents-CE Video Call to 717-4929 or 717-4908 to inquire about video availability and scheduling.

To Do or Not To Do... That is a Question Of Ethics

OID# 1017912, 1.0 CE credits, Category: Ethics (Adjusters, Agent/Producers & CSRs). This course examines a sound legal/ethical framework, and what happens when that framework is disregarded. Course examines facts and findings of actual cases.

1 hr 139990 142463

$19 7/5-9/29 MTWTHF 8:00A-4:00P RK 10/2-12/15 MTWTHF 8:00A-4:00P RK

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Languages

German for Traveling II

American Sign Language I

Receive a basic overview of the skills needed to communicate with the deaf and learn signs, phrases,and word combinations. Sign instruction will include ASL (American Sign Language) and Signed English. Some reverse interpretation is included. Deaf culture and challenges will be explored by taking several field trips, two breakfast outings and one shopping outing.

24 hrs 142818

$219 PT 9/7-10/28 TH 6:30P-9:30P

Arabic I

This course will introduce students to basic Arabic. Whether you are interested in learning a new language that is relevant, beautiful, and exotic, or you want to enhance your employment opportunities with the government, academic, or private sector, this course is for you!

16 hrs 142650

Continuing from German for Traveling I, practice language skills using the book, DVDs, workbooks, games, and conversation. Students will continue to translate written information and work in teams to further their knowledge of the German language. Students will use the same book from German for Traveling I. PREREQUISITE: German for Traveling I

18 hrs 142827

$169 RK 11/6-12/11 M

Japanese for Beginners

Konnichiwa (Hello)! Have you ever wanted to learn Japanese? This beginner's course offers students an opportunity to learn basic communication skills, Japanese alphabet, vocabulary, and numbers. This course is your guide to everything Japanese! See you there! (Dewa oai shima sho!)

18 hrs 142831

$135 RK 10/3-11/7

T 6:30P-9:30P

$165 RK 9/12-10/31 T

6:00P-8:00P

German for Traveling I

An introduction to basic German language skills and information about German/Austrian cultural traditions. Students will learn language skills great for travel and basic conversations. We will use a book, DVDs, workbooks, games, and conversation. Students will also translate written information and work in teams to further their language skills. Additional cost of approx. $20 for book: German in 10 minutes a day - ISBN: 978-1-931873-03-1

24 hrs 142826

$219 RK 9/11-10/30 M

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

6:00P-9:00P

PT PORTLAND

6:00P-9:00P

CT CROSS TIMBERS

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Spanish I

Students will begin the class with a conversation of basic questions. Vocabulary words include: colors, numbers, days, months, and the weather. Students learn the Spanish alphabet and grammar, such as gender, articles, adjectives, possessives, question words, and personal pronouns; also the present tenses and the verb "to be". Students will be able to make complete sentences and start to communicate. Through videos and other readings, students will reinforce their vocabulary words and begin to comprehend the Spanish-speaking world.

16 hrs 142828

$165 RK 9/12-10/5 TTH

6:30P-8:30P

Spanish II

Continuing from Spanish Level I, students will increase their vocabulary by playing different games and using flash cards. Students will be able to greet people, introduce themselves, ask for directions, express time, and talk about their family. Additional topics include how to mail packages/letters, how to buy stamps at the Post Office, and how to order food at a restaurant. Grammar skills includes: daily activities using regular -ar, -er, and -ir ending verbs, the verb "To Go" and adjectives. Also, students will read lecture topics related to Hispanic culture to learn more about the Spanish speaking world.

16 hrs $145 142829 RK 10/10-11/7 TTH 6:30P-8:30P No class 10/19

PHOTO

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Spanish III

Continuing from Spanish II students will learn new vocabulary words and expressions such as opposites, modes of transportation, different types of stores, greetings, asking for directions, making hotel reservations, and buying theater tickets over the phone. Grammatical structures will include: how to make plans by using "Ir+a+Infinitive", Direct Object to replace information, reflexive verbs to express what people do "to" or "for" themselves. Additional topics include different situations using the present progressive, preterit, and future verb tenses. Emphasis will be on the practice of listening, speaking, and reading with dialogues and videos.

16 hrs $145 142830 RK 11/9-12/7 TTH 6:30P-8:30P No class 11/23 Spanish IV

Continuing from Spanish III, this course provides new meaningful conversations to practice different sounds, expressions and situations. Students will learn health expressions and feelings, outdoor activities, personal likes and dislikes, daily routines, and household chores. We will practice some grammatical points such as, indirect object, irregular verbs, present perfect, and imperfect tenses. The instructor will provide a subway and train map with a schedule so students can understand how to travel from one point to another in foreign countries. Also, the instructor will present cultural topics with readings and videos about Hispanic traditions and celebrations.

16 hrs 142980

$165 RK 10/4-11/29 W

6:30P-8:30P

Real Estate

Real Estate Test Prep

Real Estate Broker Test Prep

News:The OREC Code & Rules requires that the following notice be posted so as to be seen by any person desiring to enroll in a pre-license course: “NOTICE: Oklahoma Statutes, Title 59, Section 858.301.1-Effective November1, 2009, state law prohibits the issuance of a real estate license to any person who has been convicted, pled guilty or pled nolo contendere to a felony for a pre-determined number of years based on the classification of said felony. For clarification, please contact the commission and/or review the cited section of law as referenced herein. Additionally, if the applicant has delinquent unpaid child support or student loans, the applicant must check with the Real Estate Commission before enrolling in this class. The Commission will allow the applicant to seek preapproval prior to enrolling in a pre-license course.”

Basic Course of Real Estate Part I of II

100% attendance mandatory. In this challenging course, you will study the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission's Code and Rules, agency law, contract law, value and appraisal, real estate math, finance, disclosures, environmental issues, property management, risk reduction, title search, legal descriptions, and much more. Once you have completed the final exam and passed with a score of at least 80 percent, you will be eligible to sit for the state qualifying exam. Study time outside of class will be necessary. Book and reference materials are included. Note: Students will be required to pass a National Background Check and fingerprint process prior to sitting for the state exam. The background check application may be downloaded at www.ok.gov/OREC. Fingerprint cards may be obtained from the OREC or Francis Tuttle. Applicants may schedule to take their exam with PSI at http:// candidate.psiexams.com/index.jsp . *Beginning January 2017: PREREQUISITE: Accuplacer test (at no charge). Call 405-717-4277 to schedule.* Note to online students - You must take the final (on or before the last day of class) at the Rockwell Campus with our instructor or in our proctored test area. Call 717-4929 or 717-4908 to schedule an available proctored test time of 8:30AM or 12:00PM.

Broker, Advanced Course in Real Estate

REAL ESTATE LICENSING 100% attendance is MANDATORY. This course is for Sales Associates wanting to become licensed brokers. Class will include office management procedures for brokers wanting to start their own companies. OREC requires an applicant must be in good moral character, possess two years of active experience-or equivalent-as a PSA or SA within the past 5 years, and submit evidence of successful completion of 90 clock hours of Broker, Advanced Course in Real Estate. This course is approved by the Real Estate Commission.

90 hrs $402 142420 RK 10/30-11/10 MTWTHF 8:00A-6:00P

Real Estate Provisional EDGE Real Estate Part II of II

REAL ESTATE LICENSING 100% attendance is MANDATORY. (Empowered to Demonstrate & Generate Excellence)

Want to develop, or become, an associate that is ethical, disciplined, thoroughly grounded, and effective? The EDGE Equips Provisional Sales associates to: . Recognize personal strengths and apply them to build your Real Estate business . Find and generate leads . Write real estate contracts . Work with lenders to clarify client needs . Create powerful listing presentations . Demonstrate different closing techniques . Create a portfolio of information for future use This is an approved 60-hour Provisional PostLicensing course that meets the requirement set forth by the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission.

60 hrs 142419

$298 10/9-10/27 MW 8:00A-5:00P F 8:00A-12:00P

90 hrs $437 140341 OL 7/5-9/28 francistuttle.edu/ol 142285 RK 9/11-11/2 MTWTH 6:30P-9:30P No class 10/17 & 10/31 142283 OL 10/2-12/12 francistuttle.edu/ol 50

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Broker In Charge Real Estate Broker-In-Charge - CE

BIC 175774 This is a required course for Managing Brokers who renew their license on or after July 1, 2012. The course covers code and rules for brokers as required by the OREC and will count toward Continuing Education requirements. Open to any licensed Sales Associate or Broker. Does not count for Provisional Sales Associates. If taking this course online, it is the responsibility of the student to notify the program coordinator, Karen Pierce (405.717.4711 or 717.4908), upon completion of the course material so the appropriate documentation may be submitted to the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission.

15 hrs 140338 142483 142422 142421

$99 OL 7/1-9/27 francistuttle.edu/ol CT 10/4-10/5 WTH 8:00A-5:00P RK 12/6-12/7 WTH 8:00A-5:00P OL 10/2-12/12 f rancistuttle.edu/ol

Real Estate Professionals Continuing Education 3 Day Program LUNCH INCLUDED WHEN YOU ATTEND 6HRS/DAY

Fair Housing Best Practices - CE FHR 175777.

3 hrs 142423

$21 RK 9/20

W 9:00A-12:00P

Broker Relationships: Cornerstone of Customer Service - CE

BRA 171103.

3 hrs 142424

$21 RK 9/20

W 1:00P-4:00P

Professionalism and Ethics in Oklahoma Real Estate - CE

PSC 133.

3 hrs 142425

SEPTEMBER Techniques of Home Staging - CE

$21 RK 9/20

23 Ways to Lose Your License - CE

CAR 172224.

SAM 172227. This class qualifies for Continuing Education as elective credits with the OREC. Course is not limited to Brokers/licensees. Everyone is welcome.

3 hrs 142426

3 hrs 142472

User's Guide to Oklahoma Contracts & Forms - CE

$21 RK 9/19

T 9:00A-12:00P

W 5:30P-8:30P

$21 RK 9/21

TH 9:00A-12:00P

CON 171745 .

3 hrs 142427

$21 RK 9/21

TH 1:00P-4:00P

Purpose of a Title Company - CE

ABS 171270.

1 hr 142428

$7 RK 9/22

F 9:00A-10:00A

New Disclosures Replacing the GFE, TILA & Final Settlement Statement - CE

HOT 174641.

1 hr 142429

$7 RK 9/22

F 10:00A-11:00A

Lending Basics - CE FIN 171271.

1 hr 142430

$7 RK 9/22

F 11:00A-12:00P

Foreclosures & Short Sales - CE HOT 175775.

3 hrs 142431

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$21 RK 9/22

F 1:00P-4:00P

OCTOBER

Continuing Education 6 Requirements in 1 Day

Real Estate Broker-In-Charge - CE

BIC 175774. This is a required course for Managing Brokers who renew their license on or after July 1, 2012. The course covers code and rules for brokers as required by the OREC and will count toward Continuing Education requirements. Open to any licensed Sales Associate or Broker. Does not count for Provisional Sales Associates. If taking this course online, it is the responsibility of the student to notify the program coordinator, Karen Pierce (405.717.4711 or 717.4908), upon completion of the course material so the appropriate documentation may be submitted to the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission.

15 hrs 142483

$99 CT 10/4-10/5 WTH 8:00A-5:00P

TH 9:00A-10:00A

TH 10:00A-11:00A

TH 11:00A-12:00P

TH 1:00P-2:00P

Contracts: How to Handle Multiple Offers - CE

CON 171097.

$12 RK 10/12

TH 2:00P-3:00P

Personal Safety Strategies: Take Charge - CE

HOT 171098.

1 hr 142494

$12 RK 10/12

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

W 10:00A-11:00A

Contracts & Forms - CE CON 171112

$12 10/13

W 11:00A-12:00P

$12 10/13

1:00P-2:00P

1 hr 142449

$12 10/13

2:00P-3:00P

TH 3:00P-4:00P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

1 hr 142450

$12 10/13

3:00P-4:00P

Foreclosures & Short Sales - CE

PSC 171105.

1 hr 142492

$12 RK 10/13

PSC 171104

Ethical Decision Making - CE $12 RK 10/12

1 hr 142446

Professional Standards - CE

FHR 171102.

1 hr 142490

CAR 171110

FHR 171107

Discrimination Against Families With Children - CE $12 RK 10/12

9:00A-10:00A

Fair Housing - CE

CAR 171100.

1 hr 142488

Code & Rules Update - CE

1 hr 142448

Prohibited Dealings to Avoid - CE $12 RK 10/12

$12 10/13

Current Issues - CE

BRA 171106.

1 hr 142486

1 hr 142445

HOT 171109

Duties & Disclosures in Broker Relationships - CE $12 RK 10/12

BRA 171116

1 hr 142447

Continuing Education 6 Requirements in 1 Day

1 hr 142484

Broker Relations - CE

HOT 175775. This class qualifies for Continuing Education as a (HOT), Current Issue, or may be taken for Elective credits, if the HOT requirement has already been satisfied with the OREC. Course is not limited to Brokers/licensees. Everyone is welcome.

3 hrs 142432

$21 RK 10/20

F 9:00A-12:00P

Disciplinary Actions and Frequently Asked Questions-CE

CAR 171584. Course explores the authority and the role of the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission and its Commissioners; the investigative and hearing process; and discussion about several cases which have been adjudicated by the Real Estate Commission. Approved CE Realtors.

3 hrs 142433

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$21 RK 10/20

OL ONLINE

F 1:00P-4:00P

PREREQUISITE

Short Sales - CE

HOT 176557. Negotiating a short sale with a lender can be complicated, but with careful research and patience, it is possible for you to earn big profits with short sale deals. Pre-foreclosure properties are ideal because you can make more money with them versus homes that are already bankowned. Reaching homeowners who are more than three payments behind on their mortgages is the most advantageous. At this point, each of these homeowners has received a Notice of Default (NOD) and is very close to losing their home. Approved CE Realtors.

3 hrs 142443

$21 RK 10/27

F 9:00A-12:00P

DECEMBER Risk Reduction in Property Management - CE

PMG 175776. This course is intended to provide Real Estate licensees and others interested in property management with the knowledge and methods to successfully deal with the types of risk found in property management. Items discussed include Oklahoma Real Estate Education Recovery Fund, the principles of several kinds of insurance and coverages, possible criminal issues, environmental issues including lead-based paint, and fair housing laws.

3 hrs 142442

$21 CT 12/1

F 9:00A-12:00P

Short Sales - CE

3 hrs 142444

NOVEMBER

$21 CT 12/1

F 1:00P-4:00P

Techniques of Home Staging - CE

SAM 172227. This class qualifies for Continuing Education as elective credits with the OREC. Course is not limited to Brokers/licensees. Everyone is welcome.

3 hrs 142473

$21 RK 11/14

T 9:00A-12:00P

Oklahoma Residential Landlord and Tenant Act - CE

PMG 172226. A detailed examination of the Oklahoma Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. Discussing such things as security deposits/ accounts, duties and responsibilities of the landlord, as well as the tenant, delivery of possessions, and other duties. Approved CE Realtors.

3 hrs 142436

$21 CT 11/17

F 1:00P-4:00P

OREC Auditing & Investigations - CE

CAR 172225. This course is an exploration of the OREC's investigative process from the initiation of a complaint to any of several possible conclusions. Included is an examination of OREC's office inspection process and trust account audits. Approved CE Realtors.

3 hrs 142437

$21 CT 11/17

F 9:00A-12:00P

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Economic, Surviving the Coming Collapse - CE

Continuing Education 6 Requirements in 1 Day

ECO 176558. As the economies of China and India push global demand for oil beyond capacity, Americans will experience an energy shortfall far worse than the 1970s. The result will be severe financial hardship for most, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for investors to become incredibly rich. Approved CE Realtors.

Duties & Disclosures in Broker Relationships - CE BRA 171106.

1 hr 142485

$12 RK 12/7

TH 9:00A-10:00A

$12 12/7

TH 10:00A-11:00A

Discrimination Against Families With Children - CE $12 RK 12/7

TH 11:00A-12:00P

Ethical Decision Making - CE PSC 171105.

1 hr 142491

$12 RK 12/7

TH 1:00P-2:00P

Contracts: How to Handle Multiple Offers - CE

CON 171097.

1 hr 142493

$12 RK 12/7

TH 2:00P-3:00P

Personal Safety Strategies: Take Charge - CE

HOT 171098.

1 hr 142495

$12 RK 12/7

TH 3:00P-4:00P

OREC Code and Selected Cases - CE

CAR 176560. This course is a survey of the OREC Code and Rules and several cases which have been heard at the Commission. It discusses some of the most frequently-violated laws and punishments.

3 hr 142440

$21 RK 12/8

T 9:00A-12:00P

HOT 176559. Learn how to locate and purchase foreclosed real estate. Get advice on approaching property owners and buying real estate-owned property. Discuss how to write contracts that protect you. Learn to set goals, avoid foreclosure fraud, and make good investments. Approved CE Realtors.

3 hrs 142435

FHR 171102.

1 hr 142489

$32 RK 12/12

Foreclosure Process - CE

Prohibited Dealings to Avoid - CE

CAR 171100.

1 hr 142487

3 hrs 142434

F 9:00A-12:00P

$32 RK 12/12

Introduction to Commercial Real Estate - CE

T 1:00P-4:00P NEW

CRC 174683. Approved CE for Realtors. This course introduces students to key areas of knowledge necessary in the practice of commercial real estate. It includes discussions of contracts, leases, research, lead generation, etc. It also includes discussion of square feet calculations and Oklahoma law regarding square feet presentations, letters of intent, kinds of leases, negotiations and follow-up among other topics.

3 hrs 142438

$21 RK 12/13

W 9:00A-12:00P

Introduction to Investing in Real Estate - CE

NEW INV 174864. Approved CE for Realtors. This course discusses purchasing investment properties, financing, gross rent multipliers, and maintenance. It also explores taxation, security deposits, disclosures and fair housing. Participants will learn about showing properties, tenant selection, property management and other significant investing considerations.

3 hrs 142439

$21 RK 12/13

W 1:00P-4:00P

Property Management & Managing Risk - CE

PMG 176555. This course is for people who are in property management or are considering property management. It addresses risks associated with the property, including security, safety, and liability. It includes property inspections, correcting potential liabilities, emergency procedures plans, management staff plan, public relations, and insurance, among other topics. Approved CE Realtors.

3 hrs 142441

$21 RK 12/8

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

F 1:00P-4:00P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

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CONTINUING EDUCATION

Video Series

CORE On Demand Flexible Schedule. Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:00pm. Must complete video and test by 4:00pm. $21 per video - each video is 3 hours of CE credit. Call 405.717.4908 or 717.4929 to schedule a video appointment. Please ask for video program assistant. As of September 12, 2014, Licensees will be required to take at least one hour in each of six (6) required topics: FHR, BRA, PSC, HOT, CON (Contracts and Forms) and CAR (Code and Rules)

CONTRACTS AND FORMS (CON) JUL - SEPT OCT - DEC JUL - SEPT OCT - DEC

142921 144100 141159 144099

1 Hour- Contracts & Forms (CON 171112) 1 Hour- Contracts & Forms (CON 171112) 3 Hour - User's Guide to Oklahoma Contracts & Forms (CON 171745) 3 Hour - User's Guide to Oklahoma Contracts & Forms (CON 171745)

HOT TOPIC (HOT) JUL - SEPT 143922 1 Hour - Current Issues (HOT 171109) OCT - DEC 144101 1 Hour - Current Issues (HOT 171109)

CODE & RULES (CAR) JUL - SEPT 143920 1 Hour-Code & Rules (CAR 171110) OCT - DEC 144097 1 Hour-Code & Rules (CAR 171110)

francistuttle.edu - 405.717.4900

Safety & Security

Baton Certification Course CLEET Approved

Protection and Protective Services Advanced Rural Surveillance CLEET Approved

What are the tools of the art of rural surveillance and how do you use them with success? Students will be exposed to the various techniques, practices, and issues facing today's professional surveillant. Students will become familiar with covert surveillance applications. On your next big job you may need to conduct surveillance in a rural area. This course will help you plan your next operation.

4 hrs 142857

$59 RK 9/12

T 5:30P-9:30P

Advanced Urban Surveillance CLEET Approved

What are the tools of the art of urban surveillance and how do you use them with success? Students will be introduced to the various techniques, practices, and issues facing today's professional surveillant. Students will become familiar with concepts and covert surveillance applications. Both physical and electronic surveillance will be discussed. Course is open to Private Investigator, Security, and related fields.

4 hrs 142858

T 5:30P-9:30P

Students will learn safe and efficient operation of a handgun. Course covers types of handguns, handgun safety, and procedures used. This course is recommended for those with little experience handling a handgun and/or as a prerequisite or refresher course for taking the Oklahoma Self Defense Act (SDA ) concealedcarry course. Students must be 21 years of age with valid Oklahoma driver license or state ID. Firearms must be in locked trunk, ammunition in a separate secured area. Required 100 Rounds range ammunition (no reloads) and protective clothing.

$99 CT 9/15 RK 10/14 CT 11/3 RK 12/2 RK 12/16

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

F S F S S

RN RENO

$69 RN 9/12-9/21 TTH

Bomb Threat Management CLEET Approved

In this class you will learn to identify and manage a bomb threat. Every business should have procedures in place that cover what to do in case of a bomb threat. Taking a proactive approach helps your organization to be better-prepared. Educating and preparing employees on how to act and identify these threats is a key to success. CLEET Certified

$59 RK 10/24

T 5:30P-9:30P

This course fulfills the accreditation requirements for obtaining an Oklahoma concealed-carry permit. The course covers the laws, regulations, and requirements for carrying/using a firearm under state law and for obtaining a concealed-carry permit, and safe handling and use of a firearm. Must be at least 21 years old to take this course. Firearms must be in locked trunk, ammunition in a separate secured area. Required 50 Rounds range ammunition (no reloads) and protective clothing.

8 hrs 142863 142850 142908 142851 142852 142853

$79 RK 9/8 RK 9/23 RK 10/7 CT 10/27 RK 11/11 CT 12/8

F S S F S F

9:00A-6:00P 9:00A-6:00P 9:00A-6:00P 9:00A-6:00P 9:00A-6:00P

PT PORTLAND

6:00P-8:00P

Conceal Carry Firearms Course: Oklahoma Act CLEET Approved

Basic Handgun Safety CLEET Approved

8 hrs 142842 142844 142847 142848 142849

8 hrs 142905

4 hrs 142859

$59 RK 9/19

Do you have all of the tools to do your job? After successful completion of this course the student will have a working knowledge of the safe and legal applications of the baton. This course is taught by a CLEET Defensive Tactics Instructor and will certify the student to carry the expandable and straight baton. Note: A training dummy will be utilized, no students will be struck by a baton.

CT CROSS TIMBERS

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

8:00A-5:00P 9:00A-6:00P 8:00A-5:00P 9:00A-6:00P 9:00A-6:00P 9:00A-6:00P

Handcuffing Techniques and Procedures CLEET Approved

Created with the security guard and private investigator in mind, this class will cover many aspects of detaining individuals. Specifics will cover: proper care and maintenance of handcuffs; how to apply handcuffs to wrists; techniques of use on large wrists; cuffing women and children; cuffing techniques.

4 hrs 142907

$59 RN 11/7-11/8 TW

6:00P-8:00P

Home Defense 101 CLEET Approved

This course will provide knowledge of awareness training and development, avoidance and preparation when seconds count, and detailed analyses of floor plans to help you prepare for and defend against a home invasion.

4 hrs 142860

$59 RK 10/26

TH 5:30P-9:30P

Pepper Spray Certification (O.C. Spray) CLEET Approved

What are your options? As a security professional you need all the options available. After successful completion of this course the student will be certified to carry pepper (O.C.) spray, and have the knowledge and confidence to know the safe and legal use of this intermediate weapon. This course is taught by a CLEET Certified Defensive Tactics Instructor with 19 years of law enforcement experience. Note: No students will be sprayed with Pepper Spray (O.C. Spray)

8 hrs 142906

$79 RN 10/3-10/5 TTH

5:30P-9:30P

Surveillance Detection CLEET Approved

This course will provide the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct discrete surveillance detection to protect critical infrastructure and key resources during elevated threats. You will learn activities that provide an awareness of terrorist tactics, and attack history. These activities will illustrate the means and methods to detect surveillance through practical exercises.

4 hrs 142861

$59 RK 12/5

T 5:30P-9:30P

Women's Self Defense

The Improvised Self Defense System is a program of realistic self-defense tactics and techniques. The system is a comprehensive course for women, beginning with awareness, prevention, risk reduction, and avoidance, while progressing on to the basic use of the Kubaton key ring. Kubaton is ideal for close-quarter self-defense. Each student will receive a Kubaton key ring with tuition.

4 hrs 142862

$59 RK 12/7

TH 5:30P-9:30P

francistuttle.edu - 405.717.4900

Private Investigation: Capital Crimes - Case Studies NEW CLEET Approved

Security Officer Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory Test (MMPI) CLEET Approved

The MMPI test is valid for 6 months from the test date. CLEET requires the test prior to enrollment into Phase IV Firearms training. The capability of the student will be determined by the test.

3 hrs 142931

$160 RN 9/11

M 5:30P-8:30P

Phase IV: Shotgun Training CLEET Approved

Have you ever wanted to learn how to use "the power tool of Law Enforcement" to the outer most limits of the system? The phase 4 shotgun class is the class for you! This class will teach you how to properly run, feed, and maintain a pump action shotgun to a much higher level than most people believe. You will learn the basics of cruiser ready, combat loading, tactical reloading, speed reloading, shell retention, and when and how to effectively select slug. We will cover the types of ammunition available and the application of each type. Maintenance will be covered, fit of shotgun, as well as ready conditions and accessing the arm from a vehicle, all the while stressing the four basic rules of firearms safety. The class is 16 hours long with eight hours of classroom learning and eight hours of active shooting on the range. The student will need a pump action shotgun, 20 rounds of Buckshot, 10 rounds of slugs, and 50 rounds of Birdshot (low recoil ammunition is encouraged!) and some system to hold five to six extra rounds of ammunition on the gun or on the belt. Polycarbonate eye protection and hearing protection are also required. Prerequisite: Student must provide current Armed Security Officer License, or currently enrolled in CLEET Phase IV Firearms course with a current MMPI test.

16 hrs 142927

$139 RK 9/29-9/30

FS 8:00A-5:00P

As a Private Investigator, you make a positive impact in cases, working either on your own or in support of law enforcement. Historic information often will provide useful information to the successful completion of a case. You will be provided an overview of capital crimes statistical information for Oklahoma and nationwide. Statistical information is used as a tool, and can benefit many investigations. This course will also review several high profile capital crimes to showcase how law enforcement captured the offenders.

4 hrs 142901

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

TH 5:30P-9:30P

Private Investigation: Cold Cases in Oklahoma CLEET Approved NEW

Cases may go cold but never close. Some statistics show one third of all homicides go unsolved, (source: Oklahoma Magazine; Cold Case Oklahoma, September 28,2011). You will be provided information regarding Oklahoma cold case mysteries by bringing attention to the growing backlog of unsolved cases. Private Investigators are uniquely positioned, and can spend more time on a case than law enforcement due to the independent opportunity a Private Investigator has.

4 hrs 142898

$59 RK 10/5

TH 5:30P-9:30P

Private Investigation: Effective Interviewing Techniques CLEET Approved

Can you solve a crime without interviewing witnesses, victims or suspects? The answer is 100% - NO. This class is designed to help the investigator gain insight to effective interviewing techniques. Even if you're a seasoned law enforcement officer, arson investigator, security personnel, or a new investigator in the private sector, this class is for you. Conducting effective interviews is crucial to dispute resolution but more importantly, it's how you articulate your findings that can make or break a case.

4 hrs 142902 58

$59 RK 9/14

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$59 RK 10/26 OL ONLINE

TH 5:30P-9:30P

PREREQUISITE

Private Investigation: Effective Investigations CLEET Approved

Have you ever wondered how investigations are conducted? Are you interested in the "Who Done It" crime TV shows? Unlike the shows, solving a mystery in an hour is unrealistic; solving crime takes time, patience, and experience. If you are new to the profession, the lack of experience may be holding you back from getting work. This classroom training is designed to help streamline the basics, regardless of your years in the profession. Many businesses and individuals often call upon professional investigators and security officers to help assist in research and perform a variety of comprehensive investigations. Even if you're the seasoned investigator or just starting out, this class can refresh and suggest new investigative strategies that can enhance your current technique.

4 hrs 142903

$59 RK 11/9

TH 5:30P-9:30P

Private Investigation: Non-Verbal Communication Interpretation CLEET Approved

What tell-tale signs can you interpret from body language? It may not be what someone said, but more of what they didn't say that sends a clear message to others. This course will provide students with basic body language and micro expression interpretations. Non-verbal communication interpretation is a tool that investigators can use to determine if they are on the right track.

4 hrs 142904

$59 RK 12/14

TH 5:30P-9:30P

LICENSE DESIGNATION

CLEET TRAINING REQUIRED

Unarmed Security Guard - Age 18+

Phase I & Phase II

Armed Security Guard - Age 21+

Phase I, Phase II and Phase IV

Unarmed Private Investigator - Age 18+

Phase I & Phase III

Armed Private Investigator - Age 21+

Phase I, Phase III and Phase IV

Security Officer Training Phase I CLEET Approved

Security guards must communicate effectively. Learn to write accurate field notes, develop observation skills, respond to emergencies, and interpret legal powers. Learn patrol techniques, investigation, and to document and practice public relations, among other topics. At least an 85 percent score on every exam and 100 percent attendance required.

20 hrs 142645 142854 142649

$99 9/12-9/19 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P RK 10/3-10/10 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P CT 10/31-11/7 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P CT

francistuttle.edu - 405.717.4900

Security Officer Training Phase II CLEET Approved

Students will learn to record telephone messages, respond to public, private, and controlled access dispute scenarios. Patrolling and investigating security incidents along with scenarios covering terrorism-related incidents. At least an 85 percent score on every exam and 100 percent attendance is required.

20 hrs 142646 142855 142648

$99 9/20-9/27 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P RK 10/11-10/18 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P CT 11/8-11/15 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P CT

Security Officer Training Phase III CLEET Approved

Develop and maintain your client's trust. Learn federal and state statutes, contracts, and disclosures, locating and communicating information, conducting investigations and surveillance, and appearing in court. Minimum age requirement is 18 years (for unarmed). At least an 85 percent score on every exam and 100 percent attendance required. PREREQUISITE: For Unarmed Private Investigator: Phase I; for Armed Private Investigator: Phase I, II, IV.

36 hrs 142841 142856

$149 10/3-10/17 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P RK 11/1-11/15 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P CT

Security Officer Training Phase IV CLEET Approved

Receive instruction in firearm nomenclature and inspection, shooting fundamentals, safety, and 24 hours of firing range shooting. Sessions one and two meet at Francis Tuttle, last three days meet at designated firing range. Students may participate in training and receive certification with a revolver or a semi-automatic pistol. Minimum caliber for semi-auto pistols is 9mm and .38sp for revolvers. REQUIREMENTS: Student must be 21 years or older, with 100% attendance and pass all tests. Student must have a reliable and safe servicetype firearm that will pass a safety inspection by the instructor, plus a strong side belt-supported holster and three extra magazines or speed loaders with pouch required. Students will supply their own firearms, plus 400 rounds of factory loaded ammunition for their handgun (firearms must be in locked trunk, ammunition in separate secured area). PREREQUISITE: Successfully completed Phase I and II or Phase I and III prior to enrollment. Only CLEET Instructor will determine participant's ability to safely use a handgun in the classroom and firing range. If student has limited or no handgun experience, enroll in our "Basic Handgun Safety" course prior to enrollment in Phase IV. Students must complete the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) test, have the results evaluated by a state licensed psychologist and fax the notarized CLEET test affidavit to 717.4940 prior to enrollment. Book is included in tuition.

32 hrs 142913

$149 RN 12/5-12/6 TW

5:30P-9:30P 12/7-12/9 THFS 8:00A-5:00P 59

Transportation

Automotive Electrical Diagnosis and Repair: Basic

Transportation Forklift Preventative Maintenance Technician How lucrative is your current career? You can earn more income by joining in the demand for skilled forklift techs. Industry predictions indicate these positions will remain high in demand for several decades. Our preventative maintenance tech program will prepare you for work in dealerships, factories, and mobile maintenance shops. For success in this career you should possess mechanical ability, problem solving skills, and attention to detail.

18 hrs 142538

$189 10/9-10/18 MTW 6:00P-9:00P

Audio Mobile Electronics NEW

This used to be called car stereo, but not any longer. Today's audio mobile systems sound as well or better than some home theater systems. The industry is seeking trained employees to work in this incredibly technological field. Even if you want to learn to install your own system, the full size, fully functioning vehicle dash and systems will make things more clear before you ever cut or splice a wire. Head units (radio, cd, and mp3 player), speakers, power amplifiers, and subwoofers are the heart of these systems. Wiring harnesses, antenna adapters, wiring schematics, series & parallel wiring, circuit protection, after factory and OEM (original manufacturer equipment) will take on a new meaning and understanding without lying down in the floor of the car. This training will save you much time, money and possibly be a start on a thriving new career.

12 hrs 142918

$119 12/5-12/14 TWTH 6:00P-8:00P

Energize your career literally, or improve your personal knowledge of basic automotive electrical theory and proper use of a Digital Volt Ohm Meter (DVOM), on your vehicle with prior instructor approval. Discover how Electro-magnetism is used in today's technologically advanced vehicles by hands-on activities. Understand basic system checks using a DVOM. Accomplish soldering techniques for wiring and other connections. In this basic automotive electrical/electronics course, experience and study general electrical system diagnosis and learn to check voltage drop on circuits, locate shorts, test grounds, relays and circuit breakers. Gain knowledge about starting systems, charging systems, battery testing and maintenance, horn and windshield wiper systems. Practice troubleshooting lighting circuits, sockets and controllers using a wiring diagram. Students will purchase and provide the parts and supplies needed for their vehicle, and all student vehicles must be removed daily from campus. Safety glasses will be provided and, students should consider purchasing some type of mechanics gloves. Multiple classes may be required to the desired skill level.

12 hrs 142925

Automotive Engine Drivability and Management

Proven industry experts typically have more earning potential as service technicians when they are skilled in this area of automotive technology! Discover the eye-opening world of the computerized systems or take it to the next level of training in your career on your vehicle, with prior instructor approval. Sensors are the eyes and ears of an electronically controlled engine management system in today's vehicles. From camshaft position sensors to the auxiliary onboard computers, coil driver to driver displays, including the vast electronic systems components and diagnosis encountered by service technicians. How different sensors operate and effect engine management for better or worse is covered, as well. Emphasis is placed on systems diagnosis. Students will purchase and provide the parts and supplies needed for their vehicle. All student vehicles must be removed daily from campus. Safety glasses will be provided and, students should consider purchasing some type of mechanics gloves. Multiple classes may be required to the desired skill level.

12 hrs 142969 60

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

$159 9/12-9/21 TWTH 6:00P-8:00P

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$159 10/5-10/18 TWTH

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

6:00P-8:00P

Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair

Explore a career as an automotive service technician in an expanding industry, or confidently work on your vehicle! Be ready to do some hands-on training on your vehicle, with prior instructor approval. Light maintenance, service, and repairs to student vehicles could include oil changes, air filter replacement, check and fill transmission, power steering and brake fluids, ignition system checks vacuum system checks, coolant, batteries, serpentine belts, hoses, fuel filters, brake pads and brake shoes, shocks, tire rotations, and how struts can be inspected and serviced. Students will purchase and provide the parts and supplies needed for their vehicle. All student vehicles must be removed daily from campus. Safety glasses will be provided and, students should consider purchasing some type of mechanics gloves. Multiple classes may be required to the desired skill level.

12 hrs 142926

$159 11/1-11/14 TWTH

6:00P-8:00P

Auto Body Welding: Introduction

Smooth out your path into this growing career field, or tackle that vehicle restoration project of your dreams. Discover the methods and tools used in auto body panel replacement and splicing. These processes are the basis of automotive body restoration. Techniques include replacing quarter panels, patching fenders and welding in trunk and passenger floor pans. Lap joints, Butt joints, and Butt joint with insert welds as well as two part gluing are some of the industry practices covered in this class. Students will purchase and provide the parts and supplies needed to work on their vehicle project with prior instructor approval. All student vehicles must be removed daily from campus. Safety glasses will be provided and, students should consider purchasing some type of mechanics gloves. Multiple classes may be required to obtain the desired skill level.

24 hrs 142928

$189 RK 10/25-11/20 MW 6:00P-9:00P

Electric, Electricity, and Electronics How Does It Work? NEW

What are electrons and protons in an oscillating pattern? Where does the power come from? Answers to these questions become clear when you build a small electric motor, create a custom circuit board to control it and test your work. Mysterious terms such as ohms, volts, watts, alternating current (AC), direct current (DC), AC/DC conversion, positive, negative, neutral, armature, commutator, brushes, electromagnets, diodes, resistors, switches, rectifiers, capacitors, circuit boards, parallel, series, oscilloscope, multi meter, schematics, and symbols are all part of the process of creating electrical power and controlling it. You will take your motor and circuit board home with for you for your efforts after completing the course. Electrical and electronics trained employees are in demand. Electronics are used in our every day activities. All materials are included in the tuition.

15 hrs 142917

$109 11/6-11/13 MTWTH 6:00P-9:00P

Bicycle Service & Maintenance I

Would you like to learn how to tune-up your bicycle? Upon completion of this hands-on course, you will be able to replace tires and tubes, clean and oil the chain, and adjust brakes and derailleurs (gears). Bring safety goggles and your bicycle after the first class meeting.

15 hrs 142876

$99 RK 9/12-9/26 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

Bicycle Service & Maintenance II

Upon completion of this hands-on course, you will be able to overhaul (ball bearings) front and rear wheels, bottom bracket, and head set. Replacing tires and tubes, adjusting chain, brakes, and derailleurs is also included. Bring safety glasses and your bicycle to all class meetings. Tool list will be discussed the first night of class. PREREQUISITE: Bicycle Service and Maintenance or Instructor approval.

15 hrs 142877 francistuttle.edu - 405.717.4900

$99 9/28-10/12 TTH

6:00P-9:00P 61

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

(264 HRS)

VOLUME ONE:

VOLUME TWO:

Introduction to Wind Energy Introduction to Wind Turbine Safety Climber Safety and Rescue Introduction to Electrical Circuits Electrical Theory Electrical Test Equipment Electrical Wiring

Alternating Current & Three-Phase Systems Circuit Breakers and Fuses Switching Devices Wind Turbine Power Distribution Systems Fasteners and Torquing Introduction to Bearings Lubrication Programmable Logic Controllers Introduction to Hydraulic Systems

Darin Campbell dcampbell@francistuttle.edu | 405.717.4166 Kearston Taylor kstaylor@francistuttle.edu | 405.717.4742 or visit us at: FRANCISTUTTLE.EDU/WIND

Francis Tuttle Technology Centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Wind Turbine Technician Program includes the following certifications:

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

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Index

Symbols 23 Ways to Lose Your License - CE ��51 100% Whole Wheat Sourdough Bread ��30 2016 Legal Environment & Professional Responsibilities ��46

A Access 2010 Level I ��16 Access 2010 Level II ��16 Access 2010 Level III ��16 Access 2013 Level I ��16 Access 2013 Level II ��16 Access 2013 Level III ��16 Access 2016 Level I ��16 Access 2016 Level II ��16 Access 2016 Level III ��16 Accounting Financial ��11 Accounting Principles ��11 Acrylic Painting ��25 ACT Prep: English ��38 ACT Prep: Math ��38 ACT Prep: Reading ��38 ACT Prep: Science ��38 Adobe Illustrator CC ��18 Adobe InDesign CC I ��19 Adobe Photoshop CC I ��19 Adobe Photoshop CC II ��19 Adobe Photoshop Elements 15 I ��19 Adobe Photoshop Elements 15 II ��19 Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC ��19 Advanced Rural Surveillance ��56 Advanced Urban Surveillance ��56 Almond Toffee ��30 American Sign Language I ��48 Appetizers to Die For ��30 Arabic I ��48 Audio Mobile Electronics ��60 Austrian Christmas Cookie Series ��30 Auto Body Welding: Introduction ��61 Automotive Electrical Diagnosis and Repair: Basic ��60 Automotive Engine Drivability and Management ��60 Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair ��61 Avoiding Unhealthy Relationships ��40

B Basic Course of Real Estate Part I of II ��50 Basic Handgun Safety ��56 Basic Light Welding ��6 Baton Certification Course ��56 Bicycle Service & Maintenance I ��61 Bicycle Service & Maintenance II ��61 Birding: An Introduction ��23 Biscotti, Crackers, and Scones ��30 Bite Size Appetizers ��30 Blueprint Reading: Basic NCCER Credential Available ��4 Bomb Threat Management ��56 Bread: Revolutionary No-Knead Hearty, Healthy Bread ��30 Broker, Advanced Course in Real Estate ��50 Broker Relations - CE ��52 Broker Relationships: Cornerstone of Customer Service - CE ��51 Build a Backyard Storage Shed ��6 Building a Facebook Business Page ��20 Business Basics: Starting and Running Your Own Business ��12

C Cake Decorating: Basic ��30 Calligraphy: Blackletter ��23 Carpentry Basics ��6 Celebrating Fall ��30

francistuttle.edu - 405.717.4900

Certified Medication Aide (CMA) ��43 Certified Medication Aide (CMA) Update ��43 Chef Knife Skills ��31 Chocolate, Chocolate, Chocolate ��31 Chocolate Delights ��31 C# Level I ��18 C# Level II ��18 C# Level III ��18 CMA Advanced: Diabetic Care ��43 CMA Advanced: Nasogastric, Gastrostomy Medication ��43 CMA Advanced: Respiratory Treatments ��43 Code & Rules Update - CE ��52 Colored Pencil Drawing ��23 Computer Literacy with Windows 10 ��13 Computer Literacy with Windows 10 for Golden Agers ��13 Conceal Carry Firearms Course: Oklahoma Act ��56 Continental Knitting: Basic ��24 Contracts & Forms - CE ��52 Contracts: How to Handle Multiple Offers - CE ��52, 54 Cooking 101: Cinnamon Rolls ��31 CPR: BLS Healthcare Provider ��42 CPR: First Aid & Bloodborne Pathogens ��42 CPR: Recertification ��42 Crystal Reports 2016 I ��17 Crystal Reports 2016 II ��17 Crystal Reports 2016 III ��17 Current Issues - CE ��52 Current Issues (Medicare - Social Media - Long Term Care) ��46

D Desserts of Italy ��31 Detecting & Fighting Insurance Fraud ��46 Dietary Manager Level III - Nutrition ��36 Disciplinary Actions and Frequently Asked Questions-CE ��52 Discrimination Against Families With Children - CE ��54 Discrimination Against Families With Children - CE ��52 Drywall Finish and Repair: Introduction ��7 Drywall Installation, Finish, and Repair ��7 Drywall Installation: Introduction ��6 Duties & Disclosures in Broker Relationships - CE ��52, 54

E Early Education: Unit 1 -Providing for Children’s Safety ��37 Early Education: Unit 2 - Providing for Children's Health ��37 Early Education: Unit 3 - Providing an Environment for Learning ��37 Early Education: Unit 4 - Child Growth and Development Concepts ��37 Early Education: Unit 5 - Ensuring Developmentally Appropriate Practice ��37 Easy as Pie: Sweet and Savory Galettes ��31 eBay How to Buy and Sell ��12 Economic, Surviving the Coming Collapse - CE ��54 EDGE Real Estate Part II of II ��50 Eggs Benedict from Scratch ��31 EKG Basic Interpretation: Monitor Tech ��43 Electrical Training: Electrical Theory ��4 Electrical Training: Residential Blueprint Reading ��4 Electrical Training: Residential Codes ��4 Electric, Electricity, and Electronics - How Does It Work? ��61 English Knitting: I ��24 Essential Oils - The Missing Link ��41 Ethical Considerations for Agt & Adj ��46 Ethical Decision Making - CE ��52, 54 Ethical View of 7 Financial Disciplines ��46 Ethiopian Cuisine I ��31 Ethiopian Cuisine II ��31 Excel 2010 Level I ��14 Excel 2010 Level II ��14 Excel 2010 Level III ��14 Excel 2013 Level I ��14

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Excel 2013 Level II ��14 Excel 2013 Level III ��14 Excel 2016 Level I ��14 Excel 2016 Level II ��14 Excel 2016 Level III ��15 Ezekiel's Bible Bread ��31

F Fair Housing Best Practices - CE ��51 Fair Housing - CE ��52 Feta Cheese from Scratch ��31 Finding Free Money for College ��38 Finishing the First Draft ��26 Food Service Operator's Certification ��36 Foreclosure Process - CE ��54 Foreclosures & Short Sales - CE ��51, 52 Forklift Preventative Maintenance Technician ��60 Forklift Safety Awareness Training ��5 French Pastries ��32 Furniture Making ��6 Fused Glass Pendants: Introduction ��23

G GED Preparation/Adult Basic Education ��38 Genealogy Level I ��40 Genealogy Level II ��40 German for Traveling I ��48 German for Traveling II ��48 Gluten-Free Meals ��32 Grant Writing Workshop I: Basic Information ��26 Grant Writing Workshop II: Goals and Outcomes ��26

H Handcuffing Techniques and Procedures ��57 Healthy Low Back ��41 Healthy Neck and Shoulders ��41 Heartsaver: CPR ��42 Heartsaver: First Aide ��42 Hearty Soups ��32 Home Defense 101 ��57 Home Health Aide: Deeming ��43 Home Inspection 90 Hour: OL ��7 Home Inspection: Electrical ��8 Home Inspection Electrical: OL ��7 Home Inspection: HVAC Heat and Air ��8 Home Inspection HVAC: OL ��8 Home Inspection Marketing Your Home Inspection Business: OL ��8 Home Inspection Plumbing: OL ��8 Home Inspection: Roofing ��8 Home Inspection Roof: OL ��8 Home Inspection Structure: OL ��8 Home Inspection Understanding & Providing Clear & Comprehensive Reports: OL ��8 Homemade Marshmallows ��32 Homemade Yogurt, Buttermilk, Sour Cream, and Dairy Kefir ��32 Home Staging ��23 How to Publish Your Writing ��26 HTML5 and CSS3 Level I ��21 HTML5 and CSS3 Level II ��21 HVAC Training: Heat and Air Conditioning Introduction ��5 HVAC Training: Principles of Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer ��5 HVAC Training: Refrigerants & Lubricant / Refrigerant Safety & Recovery - EPA Certification ��5

I Indian Cuisine I ��32 Indian Cuisine II ��32 Indian Cuisine III ��32 Insurance ��45

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Interior Doors and Trim ��7 International Cookery Excursion ��32 Internet for Golden Agers ��13 Introduction to Commercial Real Estate - CE ��54 Introduction to Investing in Real Estate - CE ��54 iPad Pro ��21 iPhone Basics ��21 iPhone Programming for Beginners ��21 Italian Cooking Night ��32 It's My Story and I'm Sticking to It! ��26

J Japanese for Beginners ��48 Japchae (Stir Fried Sweet Potato Noodles) ��32 Jewelry Making: Beads for Beginners ��24 Jewelry Making: Easy Earrings ��24 Jewelry Making: Intermediate I ��24 Jewelry Making: Intermediate II ��24

K Kimchi: Basic ��32 Knitting Socks ��24 Korean Beef Bulgogi ��33 Korean Pork Bulgogi - Spicy! ��33

L Lasagna Bolognese ��33 Legislative Update - Affordable Care Act ��46 Legislative Updates 1 ��46 Lending Basics - CE ��51 Litigation Update 2017 ��46 Long-Term Care 4 Hour AM Renewal ��47 Long Term Care Planning-Intro ��45 Long-Term Care Update 8 Hr Initial ��47

M Machine Embroidery: Appliqué ��25 Medical Terminology: OL ��42 Medicare: Do You Understand? ��45 Medicare Part D Hands-On Computer Class ��45 Medication Administration Technician (MAT) ��43 Medication Administration Technician (MAT) Update ��44 Meditation for Health ��41 Mediterranean Diet: Healthy Hummus from Scratch ��33 Microsoft Outlook 2013 ��15 Microsoft Windows 10 ��13 Microsoft Windows 10 for Golden Agers ��13 Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory Test (MMPI) ��58 Money Management: A Woman's Perspective ��39 Mozzarella Cheese from Scratch ��33 Mutual Funds, Fundamentals ��39

N Natural Dog Treats ��33 Neck and Shoulder Massage ��41 New Disclosures Replacing the GFE, TILA & Final Settlement Statement - CE ��51 Notary Public ��38 Nurse Aide ��44

O Oil Painting ��25 Oklahoma Earthquake 2016 ��46 Oklahoma Residential Landlord and Tenant Act - CE ��53 One-Bowl Meals ��33 OREC Auditing & Investigations - CE ��53 OREC Code and Selected Cases - CE ��54 Organization Leadership ��12 Outdoor Grilling: All-American Meats ��33

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Outdoor Grilling: Fish ��33 Outdoor Grilling: I ��33 Outdoor Grilling: II ��34 Outdoor Grilling: III ��34 Outdoor Grilling: Kabobs ��34

P Pad Thai ��34 Paranormal Research: Exploring Oklahoma's Unexplained Mysteries ��40 Pastel Drawing ��23 Pepper Spray Certification (O.C. Spray) ��57 Pergolas, Arbors, and Patio Covers ��6 Personal Cyber Security ��20 Personal Cyber Security (Advanced) ��20 Personal Safety Strategies: Take Charge - CE ��52, 54 Phase IV: Shotgun Training ��58 Phlebotomy Technician ��44 Pizza Inside and Out ��34 PowerPoint 2013 Level I ��15 PowerPoint 2013 with Office Mix ��15 Private Investigation: Capital Crimes - Case Studies ��58 Private Investigation: Cold Cases in Oklahoma ��58 Private Investigation: Effective Interviewing Techniques ��58 Private Investigation: Effective Investigations ��59 Private Investigation: Non-Verbal Communication Interpretation ��59 Professionalism and Ethics in Oklahoma Real Estate - CE ��51 Professional Standards - CE ��52 Prohibited Dealings to Avoid - CE ��52, 54 Property Management & Managing Risk - CE ��54 Puff Pastry ��34 Purpose of a Title Company - CE ��51

Q Quickbooks ��11 Quilt Block Therapy ��25

R Raising Your Credit Score: Unraveling the Mystery ��40 Real Estate ��50 Real Estate Broker-In-Charge - CE ��51, 52 Reflexology for the Feet ��41 Risk Reduction in Property Management - CE ��53 Rock Your Retirement: Surviving 30 Years of Unemployment ��39

S Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cake Pops ��34 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cinnamon Rolls ��34 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Meatloaf Dinner ��34 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Pizza Pie ��34 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Pretzel Fun ��34 Sauerkraut from Scratch ��35 Scrumptious Cream Pies ��35 Security Officer Training Phase I ��59 Security Officer Training Phase II ��59 Security Officer Training Phase III ��59 Security Officer Training Phase IV ��59 Serged Garment Construction ��25 Serger Obedience Training ��25 Sewing: I ��25 Short Sales - CE ��53 Social Media Advertising & Promotion ��20 Social Media Management ��20 Social Security Strategies ��39 Soft Pretzel ��35 SolidWorks ��17 Spanish I ��49 Spanish II ��49 Spanish III ��49 Spanish IV ��49

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Stained Glass: Basic ��24 Strudel I ��35 Surveillance Detection ��57 Sushi Making ��35

T Taming Your Serger ��25 Technical Human Anatomy & Physiology OL ��44 Techniques of Home Staging - CE ��51, 53 Tempura Cooking ��35 Test Preparation for Life/Accident/ Health Insurance (Agent/CSR) ��45 Test Preparation for Property/Casualty (Agent, CSR, Adjuster) ��45 Thanksgiving 101 ��35 The Curry Lab: Feast of Baghdad ��35 The Curry Lab: Flavors of India ��35 The Curry Lab: Taste of Thailand ��35 The Dark Side ��36 The Joy of Writing ��26 Tiramisu Expanded ��36 To Do or Not To Do...That is a Question Of Ethics ��47 Tour of Italy ��36

U Understanding Digital Photos ��18 Understanding Public Relations ��12 Understanding Your DSLR or Mirrorless Camera ��18 Understanding YOUR Insurance Policy ��45 Unity/Game Engine - Foundations ��17 Unity/Game Engine - Intermediate ��17 Unleash Your Inner Artist ��24 User's Guide to Oklahoma Contracts & Forms - CE ��51

V Vietnamese Grilled Lemongrass Chicken ��36 Voice-Over Acting: Introduction ��26

W Watercolor Painting ��26 Welding for Skill Advancement: NCCER Credential Available ��5 Welding GMAW Aluminum Plate NCCER Credential Available ��6 Women's Self Defense ��57 Wood and Metal Stud Framing ��7 Word 2016 Level I ��15 Word 2016 Level II ��15 WordPress ��21

Y Yoga for Beginners: Sun Salutations ��41 Yule Logs, Mousses and More ��36

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