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Credit Course Listing
COMPUTERS
iSeries
Application Development Tools (1 credit)
This class will enable applications developers
to understand and be proficient in the various utilities that ae used to create files, screens, menus, etc., and others
that allow the updating and extracting of information in these files. Some of these utilities are PDM, SEU, SDA,
UPDDTA, etc. $185
AS/400 ILE (1
credit)
This ILE Conversion Class must emphasize
conversion issues and application structure design. The focus of the class must be RPGLE module
design, creation, maintenance strategies and activation group structure. The student will learn the processes and
methodology to be used to build robust ILE applications, and also V5 R1 RPGLE
enhancements including ILE error handling.
$185
WebSphere Development Studio Client V5 – iSeries (1 credit)
This course will cover the following:
Using
Remote Systems Explorer
Editing
Source with LPEX Editor
Compiling
Programs
Running
iSeries commands from WDSc
Debugging
with WDSc
$185
AS/400 Control Language Programming – iSeries
(2 credits)
This class will enable the student to understand
and be proficient with AS/400 Commands and the CL Language. The student will use CL to control screens,
menus, High Level Languages Programs, and repetitive operational tasks such as
saves, messaging, system cleanup, etc.
$325
RPG IV Advanced Topics – iSeries (2 credits)
This course is designed to enhance the RPG IV
and ILE skills learned in the RPG IV applications. $325
RPG IV Non-RPG Programmers – iSeries (2 credits)
This course is designed to enhance the PRG IV
and ILE skills learned in the ‘RPG IV for non-RPG Programmers.’ $395
ELECTRONICS
High Voltage Cable Splicing (20 hours)
This course will entail medium to high voltage
cable splicing. Training will focus on
QT III Termination Kit, Modular Splicing Kit and Load Break Elbow. Open to the first 30 students! $700
CISCO
Networking Academy
The CISCO Networking Academies program consists
of four semesters. The program is
designed to teach students the skills needed to design, build, and maintain
small to medium-sized networks. This
provides them with the opportunity to enter the workforce and/or further their
education and training in the computer-networking field.
Call 735-5608/5610 for more information.
Basic Introduction to Networking (40 hours)
This course is designed to provide students with
the knowledge needed to select, connect, and configure CISCO devices. $700
FCC Preparation
(6 hours)
This course is designed to review the entire
electronic program with special consideration shown to those areas of
electronics that will be covered in the Federal Communication Commission
amateur and commercial license examinations. $400
Fiber Optic Installer
(45 hours)
Students in this course will learn how to
splice, terminate and test fiber optic cables.
It is designed for personnel who work with fiber optic cables or those
who want a working knowledge of fiber optics.
Students will be able to take the Electronics Technician’s Association’s
Fiber Optics Installer Certification Test.
$900
Category 5 Wiring & Testing Certification (30 hours)
This course is based on hands on training and
understanding Cat. 5 systems applying TIA/EIA standards,
techniques, and testing requirements.
$650
LANGUAGES
Conversational Chamorro (16 hours)
Learn conversational Chamorro the easy way. $123
Beginning Spanish
(15 hours)
This course will introduce students to basic
communication, grammar, vocabulary, with a focus on daily life topics. Extensive practice through numerous and
varied oral and written exercises set in a meaningful situational and
personalized contexts. Students are
exposed to the geographic, ethnic, and cultural variety of the Spanish-speaking
world. The class uses textbooks that
integrate reading, writing, vocabulary skills, and communication skills, all
necessary for the first year students, to develop proficiency1 in the four
language skills. Written and reading
assignments, oral quizzes and role play are requisites for successful
completion of this course.
For more information please contact 735-5629.
Chinese (15
hours)
Learn to speak Chinese in a fun and interesting
course.
For more information please contact 735-5629.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Certified Manager (CM) Program (3 credits)
This course is a professional training program by the Institute of Certified
Professional Managers (ICPM). This
program develops and enhances general management skill and prepares individuals
to take the CM management certification exams.
$1350 link
here
Beginning Reading Instruction (3 GRADUATE CREDITS)
This
course presents a synthesis of the growing research-based consensus for
beginning reading instruction and broad range of instructional strategies based
that represent classroom application of the research. This class is offered in conjunction with the
Thinking Math 1 (3
GRADUATE CREDITS)
Thinking
Mathematics 1 presents the foundational research on how students learn mathematics
and practical teaching strategies/methods to teach and develop critical math
skills. This class is offered in conjunction with the
This
course will offer teachers strategies that they can use with their students to
improve reading comprehension. Based on
research these two modules (Reading Comprehension Instruction and Reciprocal
Teaching) will assist teachers in their practice of reading instruction. Teachers will be expected to apply what they
learn in their classrooms and keep a journal of their experiences. This course will enhance the use of their new
McGraw-Hill reading series as well. This class is offered in conjunction with the
Vocational Methods I (3 GRADUATE CREDITS)
This course will assist the prospective and practicing
teacher in developing and implementing vocational curriculum and teaching
methods in the classroom. This class is offered in conjunction with the
Vocational Methods 2 (3 GRADUATE CREDITS)
This course is an extension of
Vocational Methods I and provides students an opportunity to strengthen their
skills in vocational/technical curriculum development and instructional
techniques. Students also prepare and
utilize materials and techniques that support students with disabilities in the
classroom. This
class is offered in conjunction with the University of Guam
Project Approach (3 GRADUATE CREDITS)
This approach is based
on students’ interests; the teacher takes the role of a facilitator, assisting
the students as they develop their projects.
Participants will be expected to implement this approach in their
classrooms. Participants will also learn
developmentally appropriate practices in the young school age child. This
class is offered in conjunction with the
Foundations of Effective Teaching (3 GRADUATE CREDITS)
The course will focus on
what research shows about effective teacher’s strategies and behaviors. It will provide participants with the
opportunity to evaluate their own effectiveness and learn methods for improving
their effectiveness. This class is
offered in conjunction with the
History of Guam (3 GRADUATE CREDITS)
The general purpose of the broad sweep of Guam’s
history, from the pre-Magellan period through the Spanish regime, the early
American period under the Naval Government, the Japanese occupation and return
of the Naval Government, to the institution of the island’s present civilian
government and the on-going struggle for political self-determination. No prior knowledge or study of
Micronesia
This course will examine the six
Hollywood movies filmed in or about
Introduction to Bas
Relief Sculpture (1 GRADUATE CREDIT)
Bas (bah) Relief is low relief carving.
This course provides for hand-on experience using the subtractive
sculptural method, drawing techniques for sculpture, and an overview of various
sculpting materials and tools. This class is offered in conjunction with the
Introduction to Silk Painting (1 GRADUATE
CREDIT)
A painterly approach to silk painting. Students will be exposed to a short history
of silk painting and a comparison to batik and watercolor techniques. This class is offered in conjunction with the
Introduction to Mask Making Using Fiberous Plaster (1 GRADUATE CREDIT)
A sculptural experience, Mask making with fiberous
plaster allows students to practice mold making and additive sculpture
techniques. This class is offered in conjunction with the
Certified Bookkeeper Review (2
CREDITS)
A detailed study and review
structured to prepare students to pass the national test for Certified Bookkeeper
given by the American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers. This course covers specific topics such as
adjusting entries, reconciliation and errors, payroll, depreciation and
inventory. A certificate is award upon
completion of the U.S. National Examination and 3,000 hours of
accounting-related work experience. $450
How to Use Quick Books Software (1
CREDIT)
This course covers small business
accounting using Quick Books Software. Topics
include creating a chart of accounts, recording customer and vendor
transactions, processing payroll, and printing reports. $100