Career Preparation & Workforce Development
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ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING
Mastering Double-Entry Bookkeeping
ACNT 1001
Discover the fast, fun way to learn debits and credits. Even
if you are a novice, the step-by-step instruction, cemented
with reinforcement quizzes, can turn you into a skilled
bookkeeper. Textbook required to be purchased from
AIPB.org prior to first class meeting. Min. Age: 18.
60601
6:00PM - 8:00PM
TR
2/8 - 3/8
Mastering Financial Statements
ACNT 1001
Mastering Adjusting Entries:
Accruals & Deferrals
ACNT 1042
$129
16 HRS
Learn to set up the trial balance, compute and record all endof-period adjustments and present the adjusted trial balance.
You now have everything needed for the financial statements
and tax return. Textbook required to be purchased from
AIPB.org prior to first class meeting. Min. Age: 18.
60201
1:00PM - 5:00PM
S
2/5 - 2/26
Mastering Correction of Accounting Errors
ACNT 2035
MVC
$129
16 HRS
Learn how easy it can be to compute liquidity ratios (ability
to meet short-term obligations), apply profitability ratios,
calculate debt-management ratios, use return-to-investor
ratios, analyze year-to-year performance and compare
your company to others in your industry. This will make you
invaluable to your company. Also learn stock-market ratios
for your personal use. Textbook required to be purchased
from AIPB.org prior to first class meeting. Min. Age: 18.
60701
1:00PM - 5:00PM
S
5/14 - 6/4
MVC
MVC
$129
16 HRS
Mastering Inventory
ACCZ 1000
$119
12 HRS
You start by learning how to do the monthly bank reconciliation, move on to uncovering and correction errors in the
trial balance and in the accruals and deferrals. Textbook
required to be purchased from AIPB.org prior to first class
meeting. Min. Age: 18.
Learn the perpetual and periodic methods of recording
inventory. Find out how to cost out inventory and record
cost of goods sold using weighted and moving average,
FIFO, LIFO and lower of cost or market (LCM). Textbook
required to be purchased from AIPB.org prior to first
class meeting. Min. Age: 18.
60301
60301
6:00PM - 8:00PM
TR
3/8 - 4/7
Mastering Depreciation
ACNT 2035
MVC
$129
16 HRS
6:00PM - 9:00PM
TR
4/5 - 4/14
Mastering Payroll for Bookkeepers
ACNT 1015
MVC
$159
24 HRS
Learn to compute and record depreciation for book and tax
purposes; the four major methods of GAAP depreciation;
MACRS depreciation for tax purposes, including Section 179
deductions; and tax depreciation of cars, SUVs and other
vehicles. Textbook required to be purchased from AIPB.org
prior to first class meeting. Min. Age: 18.
Learn to do a payroll, starting at square one. This includes
who gets overtime pay and who does not. How to process a
W-4 and complete the 941, 940, W-2 and W-3. Also learn
how and when to deposit withheld taxes using actual forms.
Textbook required to be purchased from AIPB.org prior to first
class meeting. Min. Age: 18.
60401
60401
1:00PM - 5:00PM
QuickBooks Pro I
ACNT 1010
S
4/9 - 5/7
MVC
$139
24 HRS
In this course students learn how to use QuickBooks Pro for
Accounting, the most widely used computerized business
accounting system on the market. Course includes: step-bystep instructions for setting up a business from scratch and
completion of the six accounting periods-including end-ofquarter entries, closing the fiscal year, and beginning the
next year. Topics include: an interactive tour of QuickBooks,
including opening and modifying existing QuickBooks files;
setting up a business’s accounting system, cash and non-cash
business activities; adjusting entries including adding and
editing information in company lists; bank reconciliation;
creating budgets; creating financial reports-including cash
flow, balance sheets and income statements; exporting
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$129
16 HRS
ONL
4/4 - 5/6
MVC
QuickBooks data to Excel for financial analysis; creating
charts (graphical data representations); and an overview of
debits and credits. Prerequisite: Basic Keyboarding and
Windows Introduction or equivalent skills. Accounting
knowledge is not required but helpful. Textbook and 3.5"
HD diskette, Flash disk or CD-RW required. Min. Age: 18.
60609
60610
8:45AM - 12:45PM
6:00PM - 8:00PM
S
TR
2/5 - 3/12
4/19 - 5/26
QuickBooks Pro II
ACNT 2033
MVC
MVC
$139
24 HRS
This advanced course will further the student’s knowledge of
Quickbooks. Prerequisite: Quickbooks I. Textbook and 3.5"
HD diskette, Flash disk or CD-RW required. Min. Age: 18.
60608
www.mountainviewcollege.edu
8:45AM - 12:45PM
S
3/26 - 5/7
MVC
PHONE 214-860-8835
health care
PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS
Available to both working adults interested
in a new career and current health care
professionals, these exciting programs will
help students prepare for the numerous
jobs available to health care staff and
professionals! Please call 214-860-8835.
In partnership with Condensed Curriculum International,
Inc. (CCI), Mountain View College’s Continuing Education
Department is offering a variety of health care professional
training programs. The demand for health care staff
DENTAL ASSISTING
and professionals is growing at a staggering rate.
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DIALYSIS TECHNICIAN
These factors have created enormous job opportunities
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EKG TECHNICIAN
for individuals trained in leading health care professions.
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PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
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PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDE
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VETERINARY ASSISTANT
See pages 6-7 for details on these six programs.
Financial assistance is available to those who qualify.
Call the Financial Aid Office at 214-860-8868.
NEW!
CAREER OVERVIEW
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Medical insurance claim coders play a very important
role in the completion; review and processing of
medical claims to assure physician practices are
reimbursed appropriately, and in a timely manner
from insurance companies for services provided
to patients.
This 147-hour program will provide students with
the skills to succeed in this in-demand profession.
Medical
Billing
and
Coding
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Medical Terminology
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Insurance Coding II
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32 hours
40 hours
40 hours
Certified Nurse Aide Training | For schedule information, please see page 6.
FAX 972-698-3075
www.mountainviewcollege.edu
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CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers
EMSP 1019
ALLIED HEALTH
Anatomy & Physiology
SCIT 1000
$160
35 HRS
The study of the function and structure of the human body
designed for students seeking a career in the area of health
care. This class includes anatomical terminology as it relates
to the following systems: integumentary, skeletal, muscular,
nervous and endocrine with an emphasis on homeostasis.
Prerequisite: Medical Terminology. Min. Age: 18.
60205
6:00PM - 8:30PM
TR
1/25 - 3/15
Certified Nurse Aide Training I
NURA 1001
MVC
$345
56 HRS
This certified nurse aide training program prepares students
for the demanding need for nurse aides in the health care
industry. A completed application is required to register with
proof of vaccinations and must be submitted to C.E. coordinator prior to registration. Students must be approved
before registration is permitted. Applications are available
at the Continuing Education registration office or online at
http://www.mountainviewcollege.edu, click on “Continuing
Education” or contact the coordinator at 214-860-3630.
The program is 80 hours: class consists of 56 hours of
classroom instruction and 24 hours clinical. Students must
be able to pass a criminal background check and a urine
drug test. Students will also be responsible for a $83 state
exam fee, $39 for the drug test, and some supplies. Students
should be able to read, speak, and understand English on
a 9th grade level. Students must also register for NURA
1060 (24 hours clinical). The lecture class consists of 56
hours prior to 24 hours of clinical experience. Min. Age: 18.
60205
60206
60207
60208
8:00AM - 12:00PM
8:00AM - 12:00PM
8:00AM - 12:00PM
8:00AM - 12:00PM
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
1/31 - 2/21
2/28 - 3/17
4/4 - 4/21
5/2 - 5/19
Certified Nurse Aide Training II – Clinical
NURA 1060
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
$180
24 HRS
A health-related work-based learning experience that enables students to apply specialized occupational theory,
skills, and concepts. Direct suprevision is provided by a
clinical professional. Must also register for NURA 1001.
Students must submit application and be approved before
registration is permitted. Min. Age: 18.
60105
60106
60107
60108
7:00AM - 3:00PM
7:00AM - 3:00PM
7:00AM - 3:00PM
7:00AM - 3:00PM
TWR
MTW
MTW
MTW
2/22
3/21
4/25
5/23
CPR & First Aid: Adult
HLTZ 1000
- 2/24
- 3/23
- 4/27
- 5/25
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
This American Red Cross professional rescuer course is
designed for people with a job-related duty to respond in an
emergency, including nurses, law enforcement, EMS personnel,
fire fighters, business and industry response teams, lifeguards,
flight attendants, and others who must take action in
emergency situations. Min. Age: 18.
60103
60104
6
9:00AM - 4:00PM
9:00AM - 4:00PM
8:00AM - 5:00PM
8:00AM - 5:00PM
S
S
2/12
3/26
Dental Assisting
DNTA 1015
MVC
MVC
$1,799
100 HRS
The dental assisting program prepares students for entry level
positions in one of the fastest growing health care areas.
The dental assisting program will cover key areas and topics
exposing the student to both classroom and hands-on
instruction. The classroom instruction reviews the necessary
anatomy, terminology, legal and ethical issues as well as the
policy and guidelines necessary to understanding the scope
of practice and the practical aspects of dental assisting.
Topics include instrument identification, equipment maintenance, tooth structure and oral cavity anatomy, dental
anesthesia, sterilization, and charting. Program includes
review of tooth charting, restorations, bridge implants,
bitewing, panograph, and periapical x-ray and the mixing
of dental cements. Additionally, this course includes a
CPR certification course and covers the relevant material
necessary to prepare students to take the State of Texas
“TSBDE” Dental Assisting exam offered throughout the
State of Texas. Textbooks included. Min. Age: 18.
60102
6:00PM - 9:30PM
TRS
3/15 - 5/19
Dialysis Technician
RNSG 2017
MVC
$999
50 HRS
This 50-hour program provides students with the knowledge
and skills needed to perform both the duties required of
dialysis technicians. Under the supervision of physicians
and registered nurses, dialysis technicians operate kidney
dialysis machines, prepare dialyzer reprocessing and delivery
systems as well as maintain and repair equipment. Technicians work with patients during dialysis procedures and
monitor and record vital signs as well as administer local
anesthetics and drugs as needed. Additionally, they may also
be involved in the training of patients for at-home dialysis
treatment and providing them with the emotional support
they need for self-care. Textbooks included. Min. Age: 18.
60102
6:00PM - 9:30PM
MW
3/21 - 5/9
MVC
$55
7 HRS
This course teaches participants to call and work with
EMS, care for conscious and unconscious choking victims,
perform CPR and care for breathing and cardiac emergencies
in adults. Students also learn how to recognize emergency
situations, care for wounds, head and spinal injuries, burns,
manage sudden illness, stroke, seizure, bites, and poisoning.
American Red Cross certification will be awarded upon
successful completion of the course. Min. Age: 18.
60703
60704
$70
9 HRS
S
S
2/26
4/9
MVC
MVC
www.mountainviewcollege.edu
Suggestions?
If you have suggestions about classes
that we are not currently offering, please e-mail:
MVC-CEsuggestions@dcccd.edu.
Thank you!
PHONE 214-860-8835
$999
50 HRS
This comprehensive 50-hour EKG Technician Certification
program prepares students to function as EKG Technicians
and to take the ASPT - Electrocardiograph (EKG) Technician
exam and other National Certification exams. This course
will include important practice and background information
on anatomy of the heart and physiology, medical disease
processes, medical terminology, medical ethics, legal aspects
of patient contact, electrocardiography and stress testing.
Additionally, students will practice with EKG equipment
and perform hands-on labs including introduction to the
function and proper use of the EKG machine, and the normal
anatomy of the chest wall for proper lead placement. Textbooks
included. Min. Age: 18.
60102
6:00PM - 9:30PM
TR
3/22 - 5/10
Insurance Coding I
HITT 1013
MVC
$185
40 HRS
This course is designed to familiarize the student with the
Physicians Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) Coding
as well as the ICD-9-CM Coding. The student will develop
skills in the practical application of principles and methods
involved in ICD-9 & CPT coding. The student will then use
their gained knowledge of both ICD-9 and CPT to code
scenarios presented in the text as well as surgical cases
provided by the instructor. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology
and Anatomy and Physiology. Min. Age: 18.
60104
60105
6:00PM - 8:30PM
6:00PM - 8:30PM
MW
TR
2/7 - 4/13
3/22 - 5/12
Insurance Coding II
HITT 2046
MVC
MVC
$185
40 HRS
This course is Part II of Insurance Coding I, it introduces the
student to the ICD-9 CM Coding. The student will develop
skills in the practical application of principles and methods
involved in ICD- 9 coding. The student will then use their
gained knowledge of both CPT and ICD - 9 to code scenarios
presented in the text as well as surgical cases provided by
the instructor. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology, Anatomy
and Physiology and Coding I. Min. Age: 18.
60103
6:00PM - 8:30PM
TR
1/25 - 3/29
Medical Terminology
MDCA 1013
MVC
$150
32 HRS
The study of word origin and structure through the introduction
of prefixes, suffixes, root words, abbreviations and symbols to
include diagnostic procedures, medical specialties and surgical
procedures. Emphasis will be on identification, definition,
spelling and the application of medical terms relating to each
organ system. Min. Age: 18.
60204
6:00PM - 8:30PM
TR
3/22 - 5/3
Pharmacy Technician
PHRA 1001
MVC
$999
50 HRS
For the most up-to-date schedule listing, go to:
www.econnect.dcccd.edu
and select CONTINUING EDUCATION STUDENT MENU
Phlebotomy Technician Program
PLAB 1023
$1,200
90 HRS
This 90-hour Phlebotomy Technician program prepares
professionals to collect blood specimens from clients for the
purpose of laboratory analysis. Students will become familiar
with all aspects related to blood collection and develop
comprehensive skills to perform venipunctures completely
and safely. Classroom work includes terminology, anatomy
and physiology; blood collection procedures; specimen
hands-on practice; and clinical training in skills and techniques
to perform puncture methods. The program also includes lab
exercises, live blood draws, work with a training arm and other
exercises intended to prepare students to function as an entry
level Phlebotomy Technician. The curriculum is designed to
provide the educational information and competencies required by the National Center for Competency Testing
(NCCT). Prerequisites: High school diploma or equivalent,
completed health records including TB test and the first dose
of Hepatitis B. Textbook required (not included in the tuition).
Min. Age: 18.
60103
60104
9:00AM - 12:00PM
1:00PM - 4:00PM
TR
TR
1/25 - 5/17
1/25 - 5/17
Physical Therapy Aide
PTHA 1091
MVC
MVC
$999
50 HRS
This comprehensive 50-hour program prepares students for
the growing field of physical therapy. The physical therapy
aide is generally responsible for carrying out the non-technical
duties of physical therapy, such as preparing treatment
areas, ordering devices and supplies, and transporting
patients working under the direction of the physical therapist.
Furthermore, these workers assist physical therapists in
providing services that help improve mobility, relieve pain,
and prevent or limit permanent physical disabilities of
patients suffering from injuries or diseases. Textbooks are
included. Min. Age: 18.
60102
6:00PM - 9:30PM
MW
Veterinary Assistant
VTHT 1001
3/21 - 5/9
MVC
$1,899
100 HRS
This comprehensive 50-hour course prepares students to
enter the pharmacy field and to take the Pharmacy Technician
Certification Board’s PTCB exam. Course content includes
medical terminology specific to the pharmacy, reading and
interpreting prescriptions and defining drugs by generic and
brand names. Students learn dosage calculations, I.V. flow
rates, drug compounding, dose conversions, dispensing of
prescriptions, inventory control, billing and reimbursement.
Min. Age: 18. Textbooks included.
This 100- hour program introduces students to the exciting
and growing field of veterinary medicine. Students will learn
about the care of animals as well as how to recognize signs
of illness and disease. This program also covers interpersonal
communication, interaction with clients and their animals,
as well as how to assist the veterinarian during examinations.
Students will enjoy learning through classroom lecture as
well as hands on labs. Note: this program does not include a
national or state certification or a clinical rotation as part of its
overall objectives. Textbooks included. Min. Age: 18.
60102
60102
6:00PM - 9:30PM
FAX 972-698-3075
MW
3/21 - 5/9
MVC
6:00PM - 9:30PM
www.mountainviewcollege.edu
Career Preparation & Workforce Development
EKG Technician
ECRD 1011
TRS
3/15 - 5/17
MVC
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HEALTH INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
CAREER OVERVIEW
COURSE OFFERINGS
(Depending on Workforce Roles)
By 2015, health care practitioners will be required to have
electronic health record (EHR) capability. The Bureau of
Labor Statistics, Department of Education, and independent
studies indicate a shortfall over the next five years of approximately 50,000 qualified health information technology workers
required to meet the needs of hospitals and physicians as they
move to adopt electronic health care systems.
A health IT professional is someone who is qualified to support the adoption
and implementation of Electronic Health Records (EHRs), information
exchange across health care providers and public health authorities, and the
redesign of workflows within health care settings to gain the quality and
efficiency benefits of EHRs.
The Dallas County Community College District, Temple College and
Austin Community Colleges offer an intensive online C.E. program training
six (6) various health IT workforce roles and is designed for self-motivated
experienced health care and IT professionals that can be completed in less
than six (6) months.
Upon completion of the program, graduates are expected to sit for the
national competency exam developed by the American Health Information
Management Association (AHIMA). Graduates will find employment with
health care institutions, physician offices, and vendors of EHRs.
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Introduction to Health Care and Public Health in the U.S.
The Culture of Health Care
Terminology in Health Care and Public Health Settings
Introduction to Information and Computer Science
History of Health Information Technology in the U.S.
36 hrs.
36 hrs.
24 hrs.
36 hrs.
16 hrs.
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Health Management Information Systems
Working with Health IT Systems
Installation and Maintenance of Health IT Systems
Networking and Health Information Exchange
Fundamentals of Health Workflow Process Analysis and Redesign
36 hrs.
36 hrs.
36 hrs.
36 hrs.
36 hrs.
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Configuring EHRs
Quality Improvement
Public Health Information Technology
Special Topics Course on Vendor – Specific Systems
Usability and Human Factors
30 hrs.
20 hrs.
24 hrs.
16 hrs.
24 hrs.
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Professional Customer Service in a Health Environment
Working in Teams
Planning, Management and Leadership for Health IT
Introduction to Project Management
Training and Instruction Design
20 hrs.
20 hrs.
36 hrs.
20 hrs.
12 hrs.
ADMISSION PROCEDURES
1. Qualified applicants must meet pre-assessment criteria and have
background experience in IT or health care with basic computer skills.
2. Acquire a C.E. application at: www.dcccd.edu/HIT.
3. Submit application, transcript and résumé to rrosales@dcccd.edu.
C O N TA C T
Rosa Rosales at 214-860-3630 for more information.
CLASSES BEGIN MONTHLY. | THIS IS AN ONLINE PROGRAM.
WORKFORCE ROLES
The student will focus on one of the following workforce roles:
Practice Workflow and Information Management Redesign Specialist
Clinician/Practitioner Consultant
Implementation Support Specialist
Implementation Manager
Technical/Software Support Staff
Trainer
Funding for this project was made available through the Office of the National Coordinator, Department of Health and Human Services, award number 90CC0078/01 under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 Public Law 111-5:
Information Technology Professionals in Health Care: Community College Consortia to Educate Information Technology Professionals in Health Care.
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PHONE 214-860-8835
Introducción a Microsoft Access
ITSW 1053
COMPUTER TRAINING
Bilingual Courses
Introducción a las Computadoras
ITSC 1022
$140
24 HRS
Este curso introductorio se diseña para proporcionar las destrezas
y confianza a los usuarios de computadora principiantes
ellos necesitan entrar en la edad electrónica y el curso examina
el papel de la computadora (PC) en el mundo comercial de hoy.
A través de la conferencia y práctica el participante desarrolla
experiencia, conocimiento activo de hardware de la computadora
y software. Los temas incluyen: una historia breve de computadoras; la terminología de la computadora básica; el hardware
comprensivo y software; los sistemas operativos y el ambiente de
Windows; las técnicas de almacenamiento de datos; los conceptos básicos y competencias del procesador de palabra,
aplicaciones de la hoja de cálculo y dirección de la base de datos;
comprando, actualizando, y manteniendo las computadoras
personales; y comunicaciones electrónicas incluso la gestión
de redes, el Internet, y aplicaciones del correo electrónico.
Otros temas pueden incluir: la seguridad y ética de la computadora; las ocupaciones en la industria de la computadora; y recursos del usuario y oportunidades de entrenamiento. Este
curso es la base para entrenamiento de computadoras que
se ofrece a través del Departamento de Educación Continua
de MVC, y es o su equivalente son el requisito previo a todos
los otros cursos de entrenamiento en computadoras. Requisito:
Teclado basico (Keyboarding) o a su propio paso (Self-paced) o
poder escribir 25 palabras por minuto. Se requiere el libro de
texto y 3.5" disquete. Flash disquete ó CD-RW. Edad minima:
18 años.
61332
61333
61334
61335
8:30AM - 12:30PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
8:30AM - 12:30PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
S
MW
S
MW
1/15 - 2/19
2/14 - 3/2
4/9 - 5/21
4/11 - 4/27
Introducción a Microsoft Windows
ITSC 1006
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
$119
16 HRS
Este curso es una introducción al Sistema operativo de
Microsoft Windows (OS) y los conceptos aprendidos son
aplicables a todas las versiones de Windows (9X, ME,
2000, y XP). Los temas incluyen: entendiendo el escritorio
incluso los atajos, la barra de tareas, y el menú de entrada;
trabajando con las ventanas, menús, barras de herramientas,
y cajas del diálogo; utilizando el Explorador de Windows y Mi
Computadora para crear, anular, mover, copiar, y organizar
archivos y carpetas; modificando el ambiente de Windows
incluso las propiedades de despliegue de escritorio; Windows
tiene incorporado programas adicionales como la Calculadora,
Cuaderno, WordPad, y Pintura, y a las herramientas del sistema
como el Formato, Scandisk, y Defragmentación del Disco.
El libro de texto es en español. El requisito previo: Teclado
Basico, Introducción a las Computadoras, o equivalente.
Se requiere el libro de texto y dos (2) 3.5" disquete. Flash
disquete ó CD-RW. Edad minima: 18 años.
61628
61629
61630
8:30AM - 12:30PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
FAX 972-698-3075
S
MW
MW
3/5 - 4/2
3/21 - 3/30
5/9 - 5/18
MVC
MVC
MVC
$125
16 HRS
Este curso introduce al participante a los conceptos básicos
de base de datos computerizados relacionados con el uso de
la base de datos de Access. Los temas incluirán crear y
modificar la base de datos; añadir y borrar records; separar
y ordenar records, manejar una tabla o tablas multiples;
disenar e imprimir informes y etiquetas. El estudiante debe
leer inglés. El libro es en español. Requisito: Teclado Basico,
Introducción a las Computadoras, Introducción a Microsoft
Windows, o permiso del instructor. Se requiere el libro de
texto y 3.5" disquete. Flash disquete ó CD-RW. Edad minima:
18 años.
61331
61332
5:45PM - 9:45PM
8:30AM - 12:30PM
MW
S
1/10 - 1/24
4/16 - 5/14
Introducción a Microsoft Excel
ITSW 1022
MVC
MVC
$125
16 HRS
Este curso cubrirá toda la terminología básica de MS-Excel,
comandos, formulas y funciones. Aprenderán los comandos
para crear y ahorrar un archivo, como escribir formulas para
hacer cálculos en la hojas electrónicas, modificar e imprimir,
la comparación de datos y clasificar los datos dentro de una
hoja electrónica. Texto y 3.5" disco requerido. El estudiante
debe leer inglés. El libro es en español. Requisito: Teclado
Basico, Introducción a las Computadoras, Introducción a
Windows o permiso del instructor. Se requiere el libro de
texto y 3.5" disquete. Flash disquete ó CD-RW. Edad minima:
18 años.
61431
61432
61433
5:45PM - 9:45PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
1:00PM - 5:00PM
MW
MW
S
1/24 - 2/2
2/28 - 3/9
4/16 - 5/14
Introducción a Microsoft PowerPoint
ITSC 1091
MVC
MVC
MVC
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$125
16 HRS
Los estudiantes usaran una plantilla de diseño para crear una
presentación, usaran vista de bosquejo y graficas para
crear una muestra diapositiva, y usaran incrustado visual para
reforzar una muestra diapositiva. Libro de texto requerido.
El estudiante debe leer inglés. El libro es en español.
Requisitos: Teclado Basico, Introducción a las Computadoras,
Curso “Introducción a Windows” o aprobación del instructor
y habilidad de mecanografía por lo menos 25 palabras por
minuto. Se requiere el libro de texto y 3.5" disquete. Flash
disquete ó CD-RW. Edad minima: 18 años.
61131
61132
61133
61134
5:45PM - 9:45PM
8:30AM - 12:30PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
8:30AM - 12:30PM
MW
S
MW
S
2/14 - 2/23
3/5 - 4/2
4/4 - 4/13
5/7 - 6/4
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
Empezará en el otoño del 2005, los Colegios Comunitarios
del Condado de Dallas cobrarán una cuota de inscripción
mas alta a los estudiantes que se inscriban por tercera vez
o más en el mismo curso.
Para mas información, visite al:
www.dcccd.edu/ThirdCourseAttempt
www.mountainviewcollege.edu
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Computer Literacy
ITSC 1022
COMPUTER TRAINING
Bilingual Courses Continued
Introducción a Microsoft Word
POFI 1024
$125
16 HRS
Los estudiantes aprenderán paso a paso los procedimientos
básicos para el programa de procesador de palabras, Word.
Temas incluirán: Entrar y corregir texto; uso de menús; uso
de la tabla de sujetapapeles; realzar texto; operaciones de
formato de documento; diseñar e imprimir documentos;
combinar archivos; usar escudrinador, silabario, tesauro y
graficas básicas. Libro de texto requerido. El estudiante debe
leer inglés. El libro es en español. Requisitos: Teclado
Basico, Introducción a las Computadoras, Curso “Introducción a Windows” o aprobación del instructor y habilidad
de mecanografía por lo menos 25 palabras por minuto. Se
requiere el libro de texto y 3.5" disquete. Flash disquete ó
CD-RW. Edad minima: 18 años.
60536
60537
60538
1:00PM - 5:00PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
S
MW
MW
3/5 - 4/2
3/21 - 3/30
4/25 - 5/4
MVC
MVC
MVC
Basic Keyboarding
POFT 1010
$125
24 HRS
Instructor-led class for students with little or no previous
typing experience. Students learn the computer keyboard
and practice drills which help develop speed and accuracy.
The keyboarding software can be read in English or Spanish.
Student must provide a 3.5" high density diskette, Flash
disk or CD-RW. No enrollment after first class meeting.
Textbook required. Min. Age: 18.
60135
60136
60137
1:00PM - 5:00PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
8:30AM - 12:30PM
S
TR
MTWRF
1/15 - 2/19
3/1 - 3/24
3/21 - 3/28
Self-Paced Basic Keyboarding
POFT 1010
MVC
MVC
MVC
$50
32 HRS
Improve your computer skills by becoming proficient and
accurate on the keyboard. Topics include: finger postures,
movement, and increased speed with reduction of errors.
The keyboarding software can be read in English or Spanish.
Students *must* attend orientation on the first Monday of
the month (or the class start date as listed in schedule) at
1 p.m. (only). The keyboarding lab is open 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Monday through Friday. Evening and weekend hours are
occasionally available. Work at your own pace and choose
hours convenient to your personal schedule (must complete
course requirements including 32 hours of lab work within
six weeks). Textbook and 3.5" HD diskette or Flash disk
required at orientation. Min. Age: 18.
60229
60230
60231
60232
60233
10
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FLEX
FLEX
FLEX
FLEX
This introductory course is designed to provide beginning computer users with the skills and confidence they need to enter
the electronic age and surveys the role of microcomputers
(PC’s) in today’s business world. Through lecture and handson experience the participant develops a working knowledge of
computer hardware and software. Topics include: a brief history
of computers; basic computer terminology; understanding
hardware and software; operating systems and the Windows
environment; data storage techniques; basic concepts and
competencies in word-processing, spreadsheet applications
and database management; buying, upgrading, and maintaining
personal computers; and electronic communications including
networking, the Internet, and e-mail applications. Other topics
may include: computer security and ethics; occupations in
the computer industry; and user resources and training opportunities. This course forms the foundation of all microcomputer
training through MVC’s Continuing Education Department, and
it or its equivalent is prerequisite to ALL other microcomputer
training courses. Prerequisite: Self-paced or Basic Keyboarding.
Textbook and 3.5" HD diskette, Flash disk or CD-RW required.
Min. Age: 18.
61238
61239
61240
Computer Literacy
1/3
2/1
3/1
4/4
5/2
- 2/14
- 3/14
- 4/11
- 5/16
- 6/13
$140
24 HRS
1:00PM - 5:00PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
8:30AM - 12:30PM
S
TR
MTWRF
3/5 - 4/16
4/5 - 4/21
4/11 - 4/18
Windows Introduction
ITSC 1006
MVC
MVC
MVC
$119
16 HRS
This course is an introduction to the Microsoft Windows Operating System (OS). Concepts learned are applicable to most all
versions of Windows (9X, ME, 2000, and XP). Topics include:
understanding the desktop, including shortcuts, the taskbar, and
the start menu; working with windows, menus, toolbars, and
dialog boxes; utilizing Windows Explorer and My Computer to
create, delete, move, copy, and organize files and folders;
modifying the Windows environment including the desktop
display properties; using built-in Windows accessory programs
such as Calculator, Notepad, WordPad, and Paint; and system tools like Format, Check Disk, and Disk Defragmenter.
Prerequisite: Basic Keyboarding or Self-Paced Keyboarding
and Computer Literacy. Textbook and two (2) 3.5" HD
diskettes, Flash disk or CD-RW required. Min. Age: 18.
61724
61725
61726
1:00PM - 5:00PM
8:30AM - 12:30PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
S
MTWR
TR
4/30 - 5/21
5/2 - 5/5
5/17 - 5/26
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
www.mountainviewcollege.edu
PHONE 214-860-8835
HTML with CSS and XHTML I
ITNW 1059
$125
16 HRS
This course will focus on using HTML, CSS, and XHTML to
create web pages to view on the Internet. Students learn the
basics of HTML and how to create a web page that will not
become obsolete in the future. The Cascading Style Sheets
(CSS) programming language is used to create internal and
external style sheets to make quick changes to a single web
page or to a large web site; how to create tables, e-mail
links, and insert images. Students also learn how to create
navigational bars. Learn to format type, learn about frames,
and create hot spots. Prerequisite: Basic Keyboarding,
Windows Introduction. Textbook and 3.5" diskette, Flash
disk or CD-RW required. Min. Age: 18.
60824
60825
1:00PM - 5:00PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
S
F
1/15 - 2/5
4/1 - 4/29
HTML with CSS and XHTML II
ITNW 1059
MVC
MVC
$125
16 HRS
This course is a continuation of the HTML with CSS and
XHTML I class. Students learn advanced home page creation
techniques. Prerequisite: HTML with CSS and XHTML I.
Textbook and 3.5" diskette, Flash disk or CD-RW required.
Min. Age: 18.
60722
60723
1:00PM - 5:00PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
S
F
2/19 - 3/12
5/13 - 6/3
Internet Research
ITNW 1007
MVC
MVC
$99
12 HRS
This course is an introduction on how to use the Internet
effectively for research. In the four units, students learn how
to perform basic and complex Internet searches, while using
search engines and subject guides effectively. Students will
also evaluate and cite online resources, and utilize specialized research tools, including newsgroups and intelligent
search agents. Textbook and 3.5" diskette, Flash disk or
CD-RW required. Prerequisite: Windows Intro. Min. Age: 18.
61226
61227
8:30AM - 12:30PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
S
F
1/15 - 2/19
2/25 - 3/11
www.econnect.dcccd.edu
and select CONTINUING EDUCATION STUDENT MENU
Microsoft Office
$125
16 HRS
Topics include: creating a database; entering information;
manipulating and querying data; creating and printing simple
reports. Prerequisite: Basic Keyboarding or Self-Paced
Keyboarding, Computer Literacy and Windows Introduction.
Textbook and three (3) 3.5" HD diskette, Flash disk or CD-RW
required. Min. Age: 18.
61429
61427
61428
5:45PM - 9:45PM
1:00PM - 5:00PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
FAX 972-698-3075
TR
S
F
1/11 - 2/12
2/12 - 3/5
3/4 - 4/1
Students use MS-Excel to create, customize, and edit
electronic spreadsheets. Students graph spreadsheet data
and perform basic formatting operations and calculations.
Textbook and 3.5" HD diskette, Flash disk or CD-RW required.
Prerequisite: Basic Keyboarding or Self-Paced Keyboarding,
Computer Literacy and Windows Introduction. Min. Age: 18.
61330
61331
61332
1:00PM - 5:00PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
8:30AM - 12:30PM
S
F
MTWR
4/30 - 5/21
5/13 - 6/3
5/16 - 5/19
Microsoft PowerPoint, Introduction
ITSC 1091
MVC
MVC
MVC
$125
16 HRS
Students use a design template to create a presentation,
use outline view and clip art to create a slide show, and use
embedded visual to enhance a slide show. Prerequisite: Basic
Keyboarding or Self-Paced Keyboarding, Computer Literacy
and Windows Introduction. Textbook and 3.5" diskette,
Flash disk or CD-RW required. Min. Age: 18.
61220
61221
5:45PM - 9:45PM
8:30AM - 12:30PM
TR
S
2/22 - 3/3
3/12 - 4/9
Microsoft Word, Introduction
POFI 1024
MVC
MVC
$125
16 HRS
Create, edit, print, and archive documents using the userfriendly capabilities of Windows. Topics include: moving in a
document, AutoCorrect, using toolbars, formatting text, cut,
copy, and pasting text; tabs and margins; and much more.
Prerequisite: Basic Keyboarding or Self-Paced Keyboarding,
Computer Literacy and Windows Introduction. Textbook and
3.5" HD diskette, Flash disk or CD-RW required. Min. Age: 18.
60631
60633
60632
8:30AM - 12:30PM
8:30AM - 12:30PM
5:45PM - 9:45PM
S
MTWR
TR
4/30 - 5/21
5/2 - 5/5
5/17 - 5/26
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
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Microsoft Access, Introduction
ITSW 1053
$125
16 HRS
Career Preparation & Workforce Development
Microsoft Excel, Introduction
ITSW 1022
Internet Resources
MVC
MVC
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ONLINE COMPUTER TRAINING
Excel I (INET)
ITSW 1022
$139
24 HRS
This class is designed to introduce students to Microsoft
Excel, enabling students to create worksheets, calculate and
compare numbers, revise data, create functions and formulas,
create hyperlinks, and much more. Students will learn to use
Excel as a financial tool. Knowledge of Microsoft Windows,
keyboarding skills, or ability to demonstrate previous computer skills to instructor is required. There are no on-campus
class meetings. Students must access the eCampus Web site
at http://ecampus.dcccd.edu on the first day of class in order
to obtain a copy of the syllabus and other class-related information. Textbook and flash drive required. Min. Age: 18.
69503
69504
INET
INET
www.mountainviewcollege.edu
MTWRF
MTWRF
1/24 - 3/4
2/14 - 4/1
ONL
ONL
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ONLINE COMPUTER TRAINING
Continued
Excel II (INET)
ITSW 1046
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$120
16 HRS
Students will explore list features, functions, developing
multiple worksheets and workbook applications, auditing,
sharing, protecting and publishing workbooks. Knowledge
of Microsoft Excel or ability to demonstrate previous computer
skills to instructor is required. There are no on-campus
class meetings. Students must access the eCampus Web site
at http://ecampus.dcccd.edu on the first day of class in order
to obtain a copy of the syllabus and other class-related information. Textbook and flash drive required. Min. Age: 18.
69603
69604
INET
INET
MTWRF
MTWRF
3/21 - 5/2
4/11 - 5/23
PowerPoint I (INET)
ITSW 1037
ONL
ONL
$129
20 HRS
PowerPoint is Microsoft’s presentation graphics application
that allows the user to create professional-grade presentations.
Learn to create and modify a presentation; insert objects,
animations, and finish the presentation with Preview.
There are no on-campus class meetings. Students must
access the eCampus Web site at http://ecampus.dcccd.edu
on the first day of class in order to obtain a copy of the
syllabus and other class-related information. Textbook and
flash drive required. Min. Age: 18.
69703
69704
INET
INET
MTWRF
MTWRF
1/24 - 3/4
2/14 - 4/1
PowerPoint II (INET)
ITSW 1041
ONL
ONL
$120
16 HRS
PowerPoint is Microsoft’s presentation graphics application
that allows the user to create professional-grade presentations.
Students will learn to work with advanced tools and masters,
enhancing charts, inserting illustrations, objects and media
clips, and using the advanced features to complete a more
powerful presentation. There are no on-campus class
meetings. Students must access the eCampus Web site at
http://ecampus.dcccd.edu on the first day of class in order
to obtain a copy of the syllabus and other class-related
information. Textbook and flash drive required. Min. Age: 18.
69803
69804
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INET
INET
MTWRF
MTWRF
3/21 - 5/2
4/11 - 5/23
ELECTRICAL TRADES
Journeyman Electrician NEC Review
ELPT 2001
12
ONL
ONL
$150
36 HRS
ENTREPRENEURIAL STUDIES
Business Law & Guidelines
HRPO 1004
$99
16 HRS
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to legal
aspects and guidelines of EEO laws including hiring and
firing, following civil rights guidelines, and understanding the
penalties for violating employment laws. Learn how to recruit
and train new employees. Textbook required. Min. Age: 18.
61304
5:45PM - 9:45PM
T
3/1 - 3/29
Financial Management for Small Business
ACNT 1002
MVC
$99
16 HRS
Students gain basic skills in persuasive communication to
foster positive relationships within the workplace and home.
Textbook required. Min. Age: 18.
60205
5:45PM - 9:45PM
T
4/5 - 5/26
Marketing Products & Services
BMGT 1016
MVC
$99
16 HRS
This course introduces students to the development of a marketing plan. Topics include demographics, product design,
distribution, evaluating customer needs, e-Commerce
advertising techniques, and pricing. Textbook required:
Meaningful Marketing (ISBN:155870681X) by Doug Hall,
available at amazon.com. Min. Age: 18.
60205
5:45PM - 9:45PM
T
5/10 - 5/31
Real Estate Investing
RELE 1008
MVC
$99
36 HRS
Learn how to use real estate investing to build personal
wealth; learn techniques for locating bargain properties and
motivate sellers, acquiring property with creative financing,
locating sources of cash, improving properties, handling
tenants, and selling properties. There are no on-campus
class meetings. Students must access the eCampus website
at http://ecampus.dcccd.edu on the first day of class in order
to obtain a copy of the syllabus and other class related
information. Min. Age: 18.
60108
60109
INET
INET
FLEX
FLEX
2/2 - 3/9
3/23 - 4/27
Selling Your Work Using Social Media
BUSZ 1000
ONL
ONL
$20
3 HRS
This is a seminar on how to use Social Media to make
yourself known, and to advertise your books, pamphlets,
or products. Everyone wants to make six figures staying
at home, but what's the real truth? You can sell a great
deal by using the free tools out there right now. Min. Age. 18.
69201
7:00PM - 10:00PM
T
5/3
Starting a Small Business
BUSG 1008
MVC
$99
16 HRS
For those who wish to take the National Code exam, this
course covers the types of questions and problems commonly
found on the Journeyman’s Electrician License Exam and
Civil Service Electrical exams. License-type exams and
problem-solving practice is obtained. Four years of electrical
experience is preferred. Textbook required. Min. Age: 18.
Topics include how to get started, expanding your existing
business plan, writing a business plan, and differentiating
between a proprietorship, a partnership, and a corporation
business setup. Textbook required. Min. Age: 18.
60102
60205
6:00PM - 9:00PM
R
2/24 - 5/12
MVC
www.mountainviewcollege.edu
5:45PM - 9:45PM
T
2/1 - 2/22
MVC
PHONE 214-860-8835
$99
36 HRS
Running a business from home can be an ideal situation that
is profitable, fun, and can offer great tax advantages. Learn
how to select a business that is right for you, how to start,
grow, administer, and market it successfully to your customers.
Special emphasis is placed on starting a part-time and
risk-free home-based business. There are no on campus
class meetings. Students must access the eCampus Web
site at http://ecampus.dcccd.edu on the first day of class
in order to obtain a copy of the syllabus and other class
related information. Min. Age: 18.
60108
60109
INET
INET
FLEX
FLEX
2/2 - 3/9
3/23 - 4/27
Starting a Virtual Assisting Business
BUSG 1024
ONL
ONL
INET
INET
FLEX
FLEX
2/2 - 3/9
3/23 - 4/27
Starting an Import Export Business
IBUS 2003
ONL
ONL
$99
36 HRS
In this course, students learn the basics of starting an importing and exporting business. Students are introduced to the
intricacies of how import/export deals function. The primary
focus of this course is for you to identify an international trade
opportunity and bring that opportunity to fruition. Students will
be personally counseled on how to apply the skills they have
learned as they work on their chosen trade deal. There are no
on campus meetings. Students must access the eCampus
Web site at http://ecampus.dcccd.edu on the first day of class
in order to obtain a copy of the class syllabus and other class
information. Min. Age: 18.
60108
60109
INET
INET
FLEX
FLEX
2/2 - 3/9
3/23 - 4/27
Starting an Internet or Mail Order Business
BUSG 1009
ONL
ONL
$99
36 HRS
A mail order (direct marketing) business is one of the most
ideal businesses to run from home. Mail order firms span
everything from the sale of how-to books, to catalogs containing specialty food products, to selling clothing over the
Internet. It is a business that can easily be started on a
shoestring from your kitchen table, but can also grow into a
full-time occupation. In this course, students learn how to
choose profitable products, locate suppliers, create advertising that attracts buyers, and fulfill orders quickly and easily. There are no on-campus meetings. Students must access
the eCampus Web site at http://ecampus.dcccd.edu on the first
day of class in order to obtain a copy of the class syllabus and
other class information. Min. Age: 18.
60107
60108
INET
INET
FAX 972-698-3075
FLEX
FLEX
$99
36 HRS
This course introduces students to trading stocks as a
home-based business. Students are introduced to various
simple, low-risk, cash producing trading strategies. Various
sources and forms of research will be introduced. No prior
experience with investments is required. Note: this course
does not deal with day trading. There are no on-campus
meetings. Students must access the eCampus Web site at
http://ecampus.dcccd.edu on the first day of class in order
to obtain a copy of the class syllabus and other class information. Min. Age: 18.
60208
60209
INET
INET
FLEX
FLEX
2/2 - 3/9
3/23 - 4/27
ONL
ONL
$99
36 HRS
This class is designed for students who want to run their
own virtual assistant business from home. Learn to provide
administrative support services to other companies over the
Internet. A virtual assistant can make from $25-$50 per
hour performing word processing, database management,
desktop publishing, and e-mail services. Learn to establish
and successfully grow a virtual assistant business. Learn to
locate customers, set fees, and develop client contracts.
There are no on-campus class meetings. Students must
access the eCampus Web site at http://ecampus.dcccd.edu
on the first day of class in order to obtain a copy of the
syllabus and other class information. Min. Age: 18.
60208
60209
Trading Stocks as a Home Business
BUSA 1093
2/2 - 3/9
3/23 - 4/27
ONL
ONL
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EVENT PLANNING
Professional Catering I
FCTR 1014
$195
48 HRS
Focus on the essentials of menu planning, food and beverage
pairings, budgeting, table settings, décor, resources and
health and safety requirements. Min. Age: 18.
60503
6:30PM - 9:30PM
R
1/27 - 5/26
Professional Event & Wedding Planner
TRVM 1027
MVC
$195
48 HRS
Put your organizational skills to work and join the growing
field of event/wedding planners. Discover what opportunities
are available, how to plan and deliver a successful event or
party using available resources. Topics include: marketing,
client acquisition, color design, event design, budgeting,
venue selection, menu planning, decoration styles, entertainment arrangements, event personnel, permits, liabilities
and event evaluations. Min. Age: 18.
60204
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6:30PM - 9:30PM
W
1/26 - 5/18
Career Preparation & Workforce Development
Starting a Home-Based Business
BUSG 1024
MVC
FLORAL DESIGN
Commercial Floral Design I
FMKT 1001
$195
48 HRS
This course is an introduction to the principles of floral art
with special emphasis on commercial design. Topics include
basic design styles and color harmonies, identification, use,
and care/processing of cut flowers and plant materials,
mechanical aids and containers, personal flower, holiday
designs and plant identification/care. Learn the retail
techniques of fresh, silk, and dried flower masterpieces in
this introductory hands-on class. Learn to identify design
styles; use florists’ tools and supplies; prepare containers;
create unique table and side arrangements; basic wedding
designs and corsages. Materials are provided by the instructor
on a payment plan of $30 per week. The first payment is due
at the first class. Min. Age: 18.
60405
6:30PM - 9:30PM
www.mountainviewcollege.edu
M
1/24 - 5/16
MVC
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CNC Programming II
MCHN 1091
FLORAL DESIGN
Continued
Commercial Floral Design II
FMKT 2031
$195
48 HRS
An in-depth coverage of advanced floral design practices for
the retail floral industry. Topics include contemporary floral
arrangement styles and trends. Build on your Commercial
Floral Design I certification and learn how to plan, design and
price for weddings and special events. In this advanced
hands-on class we will be using fresh and silk flower designs
for church and reception decorations; brides and attendants'
bouquets; funeral flowers; event centerpieces and contemporary and traditional advanced set pieces. Enrolling students
must have the correct certification to attend this class.
This class is part II of a very specific course. Certification
from other non MVC floral courses cannot be accepted.
Materials are provided by the instructor on a payment plan of
$30 per week. The first payment is due at the first class.
Prerequisite: Certification from MVC in Commercial Floral
Design I. Min. Age: 18.
60407
6:30PM - 9:30PM
T
1/25 - 5/17
MVC
Fresh Flower Design I
ARTZ 1000
$35
6 HRS
An introductory floral class exploring the basic principles of
fresh flower design. Learn how to effectively condition and
treat fresh flowers prior to using them in your designs. We
will be making a hand tied wedding bouquet, a vase bouquet
and a table centerpiece using fresh flowers and candles. Students will supply their own materials, approximate cost
$30-50. A specific list of flowers and other materials will
be given after registration. Min. Age: 18.
64404
64405
64406
64407
64408
64409
64410
64411
64412
64413
64414
64415
64416
64417
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
10:00AM - 4:00PM
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
1/29
2/5
2/12
2/19
2/26
3/5
3/12
3/26
4/2
4/9
4/16
4/30
5/7
5/14
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
In this lab-based course, students will have the opportunity
to experience hands-on projects to demonstrate theory.
This is an introduction to CNC mill programming with an
emphasis on shop safety; basic CNC milling concepts such as
the Cartesian coordinate system; absolute and incremental
positioning; the selection of spindle speeds and feed rates;
G & M code programming; and an introduction to CAD/CAM
using MasterCAM. Min. Age: 18.
61204
MACHINE SHOP PROGRAM
CNC Programming I
MCHN 1091
14
$175
32 HRS
6:00PM - 10:00PM
MW
Introduction to the Manual Lathe
MCHN 1091
4/11 - 4/27
MVC
$175
32 HRS
In this lab-based course, students will have the opportunity
to experience hands-on projects to demonstrate theory.
This is an entry level course to machining technology with
an emphasis on safety and hand tool use; measuring tools,
including scales, micrometers and dial calipers; technical
mathematics; basic lathe operations; basic layout and
blueprint reading. Min. Age: 18.
60902
6:00PM - 10:00PM
MW
Introduction to the Manual Mill
MCHN 1091
1/24 - 2/16
MVC
$175
32 HRS
In this lab-based course, students will have the opportunity
to experience hands-on projects to demonstrate theory.
This is an entry level course to machining with an emphasis
on safety and hand tool use; measuring tools, including
scales, micrometers, and dial calipers; technical mathematics;
basic mill operations; basic layout and blueprint reading.
Min. Age: 18.
61002
6:00PM - 10:00PM
MW
Machining Project
MCHN 1091
2/21 - 3/9
MVC
$175
32 HRS
In this lab-based course, students will select a project (with
advice from the instructor) that demonstrates the machining
skills of the student. The student must have completed the
courses listed above. The student will have to provide all
materials for the project. The course may be repeated as
necessary until the project is completed. Min. Age: 18.
61302
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$175
32 HRS
6:00PM - 10:00PM
MW
Master CAM, Introduction
MCHN 1091
5/2 - 5/25
MVC
$175
32 HRS
In this lab-based course, students will have the opportunity
to experience hands-on projects to demonstrate theory.
This is an introduction to CNC lathe programming with an
emphasis on shop safety; basic CNC lathe concepts such as
the Cartesian coordinate system; absolute and incremental
positioning; the selection of spindle speeds and feed rates;
G & M code programming. Min. Age: 18.
This course is a basic introduction to MasterCAM Lathe and
MasterCAM Mill. Students will learn how to use the basic
drawing tools in MasterCAM, such as points, lines and arcs.
Students will create a part using the basic drawing tools
and then generate G&M code from the part. Students will
then take the G&M code and run them on a CNC mill or
CNC lathe. Prerequisite: Basic introduction to AutoCAD
is recommended. All supplies provided. Min. Age: 18.
61104
61402
6:00PM - 10:00PM
MW
3/21 - 4/6
MVC
www.mountainviewcollege.edu
6:00PM - 10:00PM
MW
5/2 - 5/25
MVC
PHONE 214-860-8835
PAYROLL CERTIFICATION
Payroll Fundamentals
ACNT 1015
$179
24 HRS
This course is designed for those with little or no exposure to
payroll. Topics include: basic payroll terminology; categories
of employment; payroll and personnel recordkeeping; computing and paying wages and salaries; employee benefits;
wage and hour laws; SSA; income tax withholding; unemployment taxes; payroll journal transactions and reconciliation;
internal control and audits; and customer service. Textbook
required: Payroll Practice Fundamentals (2011) by American
Payroll Association available from the APA Store at
www.americanpayroll.org or by calling 210-224-6406 or
at amazon.com. Min. Age: 18.
69012
69013
6:00PM - 9:00PM
8:30AM - 12:30PM
TR
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1/11 - 2/3
2/12 - 3/26
Advanced Payroll Management
ACNT 1093
MVC
MVC
Home
Inspector
Training
Course
$225
36 HRS
This course is recommended for payroll professionals interested in acquiring an advanced level of payroll knowledge
and application skills in the field. This course also serves
as a preparation for the Fundamental Payroll Certification
(FPC) and/or Certified Payroll Professional (CPP) examinations.
Topics include: advanced payroll classifications and calculations; employee classification; overtime calculation and
bonuses; FICA applications and tax form completion; fringe
benefits and tax implications; penalties related to errors
and non-compliance; IRS problem resolution; payroll and
supporting systems; and payroll management. Prerequisite:
minimum of one year of current payroll experience. Textbook
required: The Payroll Source (2011) by Michael O’Toole
available from the APA Store at www.americanpayroll.org
or by calling 210-224-6406 or at amazon.com. Min. Age: 18.
60118
60119
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8:30AM - 12:30PM
TR
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2/22 - 4/7
4/9 - 6/18
MVC
MVC
POSTAL MAINTENANCE
Postal Maintenance–Intro & Exam Preparation $150
EECT 2043
32 HRS
Students learn basic terminology, mathematics, electronics,
electricity, mechanics, and safety issues applicable to a
variety of electronic and electrical equipment. Emphasis on
postal maintenance, including mail processing equipment
and conveyor systems, and test-taking techniques for the
USPS MPE/GM Maintenance Exam will be discussed.
Anyone interested in troubleshooting and repairing industrial
equipment may enroll for this class. Min. Age: 18.
60502
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5:30PM - 7:30PM
MW
2/28 - 4/27
MVC
WELDING
Welding, Special Topics for C.E. Students
WLDG 1091
$160
112 HRS
Topics address recently identified current events, skills,
knowledge, and/or attitudes and behaviors pertinent to the
technology or occupation and relevant to the professional
development of the student. Min. Age: 18.
60402
8:00AM - 5:00PM
FAX 972-698-3075
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1/22 - 5/7
Career Preparation & Workforce Development
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in conjunction with MVC’s Continuing
Education is offering Real Estate
Home Inspector Training Courses.
Benefits To Being a Home Inspector:
Be your own boss
Help others
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Enjoy a strong demand for your services
No prior experience needed
Set your own schedule
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Start bookwork today then attend the upcoming
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JANUARY 31-FEBRUARY 11, 2011
817-861-9998 or 1-888 -740-2828
www.rets-llc.com
Financial assistance is available to those who qualify.
MVC
www.mountainviewcollege.edu
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ed2go Online Courses
Over 200 online courses are offered
through MVC’s Continuing Education in
partnership with ed2go.
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you will find that one of the following will have a
course that fits your needs, schedule, and budget!
For details on courses offered in partnership with Education To Go,
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Art
Basic Computer Literacy
Business Administration
Business and Professional
Child Care and Parenting
Computer Applications
Courses for Teaching Professionals
Digital Photography and Digital Video
Entertainment Industry
Grant Writing and Non-profit Management
Graphic Design
Health Care, Nutrition and Fitness
Hospitality and Gaming
Languages
Law and Legal Careers
Management and Corporate
Media and Design
PC Troubleshooting, Networking and Security
Personal Development
Personal Enrichment
Personal Finance and Wealth Building
Sales and Marketing
Skilled Trades and Industrial
Start Your Own Business
Test Preparation
The Internet
Web Programming
Web Graphics and Multimedia
Web Page Design
Writing and Publishing
Call 214-860-8673 or visit www.mountainviewcollege.edu.
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