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Business and ManagementTools of the tradeBUSINESS and MANAGEMENTDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsCERTIFICATE PROGRAMSMeet the challenges of the ever-changing workplace. Learn the most effective ways to enhance your career and earning potential. Ourfaculty of working executives and professionals provide you with up-to-the-minute information and skills needed for success. Individualclasses may be taken. Students need not be enrolled in a Certificate Program to take any of these courses.Business DevelopmentThis program is designed for peoplestarting or expanding a business andfor employees who wish to sharpentheir business skills. There are severalelective classes to choose from. Allcourses are taught by workingprofessionals.BookkeepingNo previous experience in bookkeepingneeded to enroll. Qualifyyourself for employment as a fullchargebookkeeper.Office Administrative AssistantThere is a high demand for trained andqualified office support personnel.Learn the communication techniquesand get the computer skills you needto not only survive, but thrive in today’smarket.Payroll CertificationThis specialized training courseprepares you to take the CertifiedPayroll Professional CertificationExamination. After earning your CPPCertificate, you become a qualifiedPayroll Professional.Management and Supervisory SkillsAn organization flourishes with greatstaff and management. Acquire theskills you need, using the latestmanagement practices from our staffof working professionals. Come andlearn today, what you will use forsuccess tomorrow.How to EnrollSubmit the following to the QueensCollege Continuing EducationProgram:• A completed Certificate Programapplication, available on the insideback cover of this book• $10 nonrefundable application feeHow to Get Your Certificate• Satisfactorily complete theappropriate courses, bothrequired and elective.• Attend 80% of all class sessions• Maintain a grade average of Cor betterSEMINARS AND WORKSHOPSBusiness OpportunitiesSuccess comes to those who can seeopportunities (where others do not)and act swiftly to make the most ofthem. These courses could open animportant door for you.See page 5.Certified Bookkeeping Exam PrepAfter this course, you can go for yourexam with confidence. This is acomprehensive review of the fivesubject skills covered in the CertifiedBookkeeper exam’s three test areas.Here’s a chance to get your resumemoved to the top of the pile!See page 7.Personal DevelopmentThese individual classes will sharpenspecific skills of the professional at alllevels of experience. If you are anemployee a manager, or anentrepreneur, looking for a change, orreturning to the work force, theseclasses can help focus yourknowledge and further your goals.See page 9.Open HouseCome to the Continuing Education Open House for answers to questionsabout certificate programs, courses, careers and opportunities.Register at the Open House and receive a 5% Discount on your tuition.MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 20096:00 - 8:00 pmStudent Union, 4th Floor4QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

BUSINESSDEVELOPMENTCERTIFICATEREQUIRED COURSES• BS-100 How To Start Your Own Business• BS-101 Marketing• BS-102 Legal Aspects of Running a BusinessELECTIVE COURSESChoose one elective:• BS-104 Preparing Business Tax Returns• BS-105 Buying a Business - GetInformed Before You Buy.*• BS-107 Sales Methods/Fundamentals• BS-114 Advertising Principles/Practices*• BS-115 Business Law*• BS-118 Customer Service*• BS-250 Bookkeeping• BS-404 Rules of Employer/EmployeeRelations*• BS-415 Public Speakingfor Business & Beyond• BS-424 Assertiveness Training* Not offered this semester.BS-100, Section MO21-QCHow To Start Your Own BusinessStarting a new business is a thrill. This livelycourse stresses practical techniques,including: sources of capital; legal issues;how to select accountants and otherprofessionals; necessary insurancecoverage; availability of governmentassistance; how to set up your own business;how to develop a business plan; how to getstarted, and how to keep going in a downeconomy. 10 hrs.• Monday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 19 - November 16$115 • 5 sessions • Donald ShatzBS-101, Section TH21-QCMarketing: The Key toa Successful BusinessMarketing turns a good idea into a profitableventure. (And even established businessesneed an exciting marketing plan.) This handsoncourse shows how to position yourbusiness in the marketplace, to identify andmeet the customers’ demands. 12 hrs.• Thursday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 15 - November 19$230 • 6 sessions • Sye SpenceBS-102, Section TU21-QCLegal Aspects of Running a BusinessLearn about the basic legal issues andconcepts you need to know as a businessowner. Topics: What legal form the businessentity can take, advantages and disadvantagesof the various forms, processand forms, partnership agreements leasing(commercial space, equipment, etc.) buyingconsiderations, employment applications,employee verses independent contractor,intellectual property, handling employeeissues, laws of sales, warranties, repairs andrefunds. Also, how and when to seekprofessional advice. 16 hrs.• Tuesday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 13 - December 1$235 • 8 sessions • Giovanni Larrea, Esq.BS-104, Section MO21-QCPreparing Business Tax ReturnsUsing real forms, we will cover thepreparation of new business tax returns forfederal, state and city government, withemphasis on maximizing tax advantagesand benefits. Topics: payroll taxes(unemployment, insurance, disability, socialsecurity, rent tax, sales tax), corporation,personal holding corporation, small businesscorporation (NYS and NYC), partnershipsand tax advantages of incorporation. 20 hrs.• Monday, 6:15 - 8:45 p.m.October 19 - December 7$260 • 8 sessions • Fred PearlmanBS-107, Section TH21-QCSales Methods and FundamentalsSelling is more than just luck! Consistentlystrong sales are a result of a skill set thatincludes motivation, effective methods andsolid experience. In this class, we will cover:the psychology of buying and selling, buyermotivation and the sense of value, use of clientfeedback, how to identify opportunities,handling customers and client retention. Allcan benefit, whether you are a beginner,seasoned seller or a group sales force. 12 hrs.• Thursday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 15 - November 19$200 • 6 sessions • Stephen YeskoTools of the tradeBUSINESS and MANAGEMENTDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsBS-250, BookkeepingSee description and schedule on p. 7.BS-415, Section TU21-QCPublic Speakingfor Business and BeyondGood public speaking skills give you a solidedge, and they pay off for life! Classes focuson: managing the jitters; guidelines foreffective presentations; speech titles,introductions, openings, transitions, andclosings; the use of humor and quotations;visual aids and props; positive body language;conducting a question and answer session;and public speaking Do’s and Don’ts. 18 hrs.• Tuesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 13 - December 8$260 • 9 sessions • Denise MillerALSO OF INTERESTNEW!BS-434, Section MO11-QCMonetize Your Business: ForEntrepreneur Moms, Helping You ToFocus on Generating RevenueWorkshop designed for mom-entrepreneurswho already know the basics of starting abusiness, but need help monetizing theirideas. During the 4-session workshop you willlearn to identify the value of your businessadvantage, focus on revenue generatingactivities, and being frugal. 8 hrs.• Monday, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonOctober 5 - November 2$85 • 4 sessions • Vera BabayevaBS-427, Section TH21-QCCritical Thinking in the WorkplaceCritical thinking is crucial to making gooddecisions. Learn a systematic approach thatcan help you make clear your thoughts,prevent one from jumping to conclusionsbefore you have had the opportunity to askthe right questions. Learn to consider all ofthe options when solving problems or makingdecisions. 3 hrs.• Thursday, 6:15 p.m. - 9:15 p.m.October 15$45 • 1 session • Gaspare ScaturroBusiness and Management*REGISTER EARLY*QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP5

Business and ManagementBUSINESS and MANAGEMENTDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsOffice AdministrativeAssistant CertificateProgramJoin the field where qualified applicants arein demand! Skilled administrative assistants,secretaries, and office support personnel arevital to a successful management team.Learn the communication techniques andoffice computer skills you need to succeedin today’s market.Prerequisite: English fluencyREQUIRED COURSES• BS-409 Business Writing• BS-415 Public Speakingfor Business and Beyond• BS-700 Office Procedures andOrganizational Skills• CP-951 Word: MOS Exam PrepELECTIVE COURSESTake one elective:• CP-950 Excel: MOS Exam Prep• CP-952 Access: MOS Exam Prep• CP-953 PowerPoint: MOS Exam Prep# These classes are designed to developexpert level skills.Proficiency Exam offered by independenttester is suggested, but not required for thiscertificate.* Not offered this semesterBS-409, Section TU21-QCBusiness WritingAlways express yourself clearly. That’s thesecret to successful business reports, letters,and memos. Learn to write in simple, precise,and readable language. 20 hrs.Prerequisite: English fluency• Tuesday, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.October 13 - December 15$265 • 10 sessions • Tom McCreightBS-415, Section TU21-QCPublic Speakingfor Business and BeyondGood public speaking skills give you a solidedge, and they pay off for life! Classes focuson: managing the jitters; guidelines foreffective presentations; speech titles,introductions, openings, transitions, andclosings; the use of humor and quotations;visual aids and props; positive bodylanguage; conducting a question and answersession; and public speaking Do’s andDon’ts. 18 hrs.• Tuesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 13 - December 8$260 • 9 sessions • Denise MillerBS-700, Section MO21- QCOffice Proceduresand Organizational SkillsThis course examines many of the currentoffice responsibilities and focuses on theskills needed to handle them. Learn effective methods of managing, organizing andretrieving information. Office etiquette,communication, maintaining files, handlingmultiple schedules and prioritizing tasks arecovered. 10 hrs.• Monday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 19 - November 16$150 • 5 sessions • Roseann ScaturroCP-951, Section SA11-QCWord: MOS Exam PrepLearn to create, format, edit and printdocuments. Work with tool bars, filemanagement and input techniques. Conquergraphics and tables, mail merge, charts,forms, templates, etc. No previous Wordknowledge is required. After sixty hours ofinstruction, you’ll be well prepared to takethe Expert Exam and to reap the benefitsfor your hard work. 54 hrs.• Saturday, 1:30 - 4:30 p.m.October 17 - February 13, 2010$760 • 18 sessions • TBACP-952, Section TR21-QCAccess: MOS Exam PrepLearn how to create and use databases withthis powerful application. Databases canhelp us organize and sort information in amanner that makes it useful to us.Topics include: Use of the tools, views,defining fields and records, using the reportwizard, querying, database maintenanceworking with Excel tables, hyperlinks andmuch, much more. 54 hrs.• Tuesday & Thursday, 6:15 - 9:15 p.m.November 3 - January 14, 2010$760 • 18 sessions • TBACP-953, Section WE21PowerPoint: MOS Exam PrepExplore the full range of capabilities ofPowerpoint by working through variousprojects involving hands-on computeractivities and case problems. By the end ofthis course students will understand how todesign and create professional qualitypresentations. No previous knowledge ofPowerpoint required.Topics include: Using a design template,different views and slide shows, use of clipart, enhancing presentations with the use ofembedded visuals, and creating apresentation with interactive OLE documents.45 Hours.• Wednesday, 6:15 - 9:15 p.m.October 28 - February 24, 2010$630 • 15 sessions • TBACP-950, Section FR21-QCExcel: MOS Exam PrepLearn the essential features involved inplanning a worksheet. Understand formatsand design charts and graphs. Learnadvanced features and techniques of thespreadsheet program including differentanalyses, multiple worksheets, data tables,macros, sorting and filtering as worksheetdatabase, template creation, and embeddingand linking excel worksheets to a Worddocument. After sixty hours of instruction,you’ll be well prepared to take the ExpertExam and to reap the benefits for your hardwork. 54 hrs.• Friday, 6:15 - 9:15 p.m.October 23 - February 20, 2010$760 • 18 sessions • TBAAlso of InterestCP-200, Section WE21-QCTyping for Speed and AccuracyA great course for beginners. An expertteacher guides beginners in basic typingskills on the computer, and helps improvespeed and accuracy. We use a computertutorial program and a self-paced textbookfor adults, available at the College bookstore.18 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.September 30 - December 2$240 • 9 sessions • TBA6QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

BUSINESS and MANAGEMENTDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsPAYROLL CERTIFICATIONQueens College Continuing Education incooperation with the American PayrollAssociation, offers the PayTrain Collegeprogram. It is designed to improve yourknowledge of payroll compliance from a basicunderstanding to an advanced level, even ifyou are new to the industry. As a payrollprofessional, it is important to maintain yourcompany’s compliance by keeping up withchanging regulations and procedures.Staying current is also important to yourcontinued professional development.The program is comprised of twoprofessional development courses. PayTrainFundamentals which is created to prepareyou for the Fundamental Payroll Certification(FPC) exam and PayTrain Mastery, which isdesigned to prepare you for Certified PayrollProfessional (CPP) exam.*Enrollees in the program receive liveclassroom instruction, textbooks, and accessto interactive online activities andapplications to reinforce topics learned.*To qualify for CPP certification, candidatesmust have earned three years of payrollexperience in the five years prior to takingthe exam.BS-605, Section SA11-QCPayTrain FundamentalsPayTrain Fundamentals teaches thefundamental payroll calculations andapplications necessary for individuals whoare new to the payroll industry, those whosupport the payroll industry, and those whoare preparing for the FPC or CPP certificationexaminations. This course will provide youwith the basic knowledge and skills requiredto maintain payroll compliance and preventcostly penalties. Topics covered in PayTrainFundamentals include: 27 hrs.• Fundamentals of payroll operations• Paycheck essentials• Payroll benefits basics• Tax reporting• Payroll accounting• Professional administrationNote: The calculations covered in this courseare critical to successfully passing the FPCand CPP exams and are not covered inPayTrain Mastery.• Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonOctober 17 - December 19$665 • 9 sessions • Jose ManzoFee Includes tuition ($340) and books ($325)Testing Fees not included (approx. $270)BS-606, Section SA11-QCPayTrain MasteryAs a continuation of PayTrain Fundamentals,PayTrain Mastery is a comprehensivecourse providing students with a solid understandingof advanced payroll topicsnecessary for payroll managers andsupervisors. This course is ideal for theexperienced payroll professional seekingcompliance training, professional development,or CPP certification preparation.BS605-prerequisite must be taken first.36 hrs.Topics include:• Payroll concepts and calculations• Fringe benefits• Payroll reporting and employment taxes• Record keeping and payroll practices• Payroll accounting• Management and administration• Saturday, 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.October 17 - January 23, 2010$765 • 12 sessions • Jose ManzoFee includes tuition ($440) and books ($325)Testing fees not included (approx. $340)BOOKKEEPINGCERTIFICATE PROGRAMDesigned for those with no previousexperience in bookkeeping. But, aftersatisfactory completion of only two classes,BS 250 and BS 251. Qualify for employmentas a full-charge bookkeeper. Bookkeeperscontrol the “checkbook” of a business ororganization, maintaining accurate recordsand status reports for management. Ourprogram consists of two required courses:the first providing the knowledge and skillsof bookkeeping, and the second coursetrains you to use a computerized accountingapplication program. Courses may also betaken by students not enrolled in theCertificate Program. All students will becharged a $10 certificate fee.BS-250, Section MO21-QCBookkeepingAll the skills you need to work as a fullchargebookkeeper. Your training coversuniversity accepted theory and practice,including accounts receivable/payable;U.S.A. payroll processing; debit/credittheory; journal/ledger theory; inventorycontrol; general ledger; working trial balance;and financial statements. 42 hrs.Note: Bring textbook to first class.• Monday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 19 - February 1, 2010$500 • 14 sessions • Dan Somaiah, C.P.A.Tools of the tradeBS-251, Section WE21-QCComputerized AccountingThrough hands-on practice, you’ll computerizebookkeeping/accounting tasks that you usedto do manually. Learn to computerize checkwriting, invoicing, payroll processing, jobcosting/project tracking, as well as billing, usinga popular accounting software program. 42 hrs.Prerequisite: BS 250 or equivalent experience.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 21 - February 10, 2010$500 • 14 sessions • Jack SchwarzBOOKKEEPINGEXAM REVIEWBS-252, Section WS21-QCCertified Bookkeeper Exam PrepMore than 50% of our students who completethe Bookkeeping Exam Review course havepassed the national exam!As a Certified Bookkeeper, you increase yourearning potential, giving yourself a competitiveedge. Certification distinguishes you fromordinary bookkeepers because it proves youcan handle all the books through the adjustedtrial balance for a company of up to 100employees. Certification is also proof of yourbookkeeping skills and ability, proof that youhave met high national standards and proofthat you can execute those skills.This course focuses on one goal: To prepare youfor the national Certified Bookkeeperexamination—three tests covering the five skills.1. Adjusting entries (accruals and deferrals)2. Correction of accounting errors and thebank reconciliation3. Basic books and tax depreciation4. Basic payroll: paying wages, withholding,depositing, and reporting taxes using thebasic forms (W-2, 941, 940, 8109)5. Merchandise inventoryUse five workbooks (one for each subject)created by the American Institute ofProfessional Bookkeepers, specifically toprepare you for the certification exam. Eachworkbook includes quizzes in the areas youare tested on in the national exam.The experience requirements for certification—two years’ full-time experience or the part-timeequivalent (3,000 hours) — may be met beforeor after the exam. Those who have theexperience requirement are certified uponpassing the national exam. Those not meetingthe experience requirement, but who pass theexam receive a personal letter to their employeror prospective employer describing the specificbookkeeping and accounting skills they haveproven by passing the national CertifiedBookkeeper exam and stating that they needonly the experience to become certified. 84 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:15 - 9:15 p.m.Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.October 17 - January 20, 2010$1,190 • 22 sessions • Donald EnglandFee includes tuition ($750), tests ($280),and books ($160)QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEPBusiness and Management7

Business and ManagementBUSINESS and MANAGEMENTDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsMANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISORY SKILLSLearn how to maximize your ability to plan, organize, and direct work with yourstaff. Get a handle on finance, understand statements, and gain communication,leadership, motivation and mediation skills. Learn the latest managementpractices from our staff of working professionals.REQUIRED COURSES• BS-400 Effective Manager• BS-401 Supervision — First Line• BS-402 How to Interpret FinancialStatements for theNon-financial Manager• BS-409 Business Writing• BS-415 Public Speakingfor Business and BeyondELECTIVE COURSES (SELECT ONE)• BS-405 Developing Leadership*• BS-423 Managing Conflict, Diversity,and Difficult People** Not offered this semesterBS-401, Section TH21-QCSupervision - First LineGood supervision is a lot more than justgetting the work done. It’s about buildingrelationships, encouraging your workers todevelop their potential and work as a team.Get the basics you need to do a great job— dealing with your own transition intomanagement, defining your workers’responsibilities, and developing goodcommunication skills. Learn to pinpointstrengths and weaknesses in yourself andothers. Locate the resources you need anduse a development plan. There’s plenty tolearn here for both new and experiencesupervisors. 12 hrs.• Thursday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 22 - December 3$160 • 6 sessions • Gaspare ScaturroBS-402, Section TU21-QCHow to Interpret FinancialStatements for the Non-financialManagerThis invaluable course introduces the worldof finance and accounting to managerswith little exposure to these topics. Learnto analyze statements, understand cashflow and liquidity, define assets, liabilitiesand equity, and understand balance sheetsand the income statement. 15 hrs.• Tuesday, 7:30 - 10:00 p.m.October 20 - November 24$220 • 6 sessions • Ginger BroderickBS-409, Section TU21-QCBusiness WritingAlways express yourself clearly. That’s thesecret to successful business reports,letters, and memos. Learn to write insimple, precise, and readable language.20 hrs.Prerequisite: English fluency.• Tuesday, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.October 13 - December 15$265 • 10 sessions • Tom McCreightBS-400, Section MO21-QCEffective ManagerThe role of a manger has changed in manyorganizations. A modern manager faceschanging challenges in a fast-paced andcompetitive environment. The class willfocus on many of the talents needed to beeffective. They include: managing time andstress, building a skilled and motivatedworkforce, encouraging team work, theimportance of organization, building trustand respect with your staff. Come to learnhow to improve your effectiveness. 16 hrs.• Monday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 19 - December 7$220 • 8 sessions • Harriet PerryOpenHouseCome to the ContinuingEducation Open Housefor answers to questionsabout certificateprograms, courses,careers and opportunities.Register at the OpenHouse and receive a5% Discounton your tuition.MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 146:00 - 8:00 pmStudent Union, 4th FloorTools of the tradePERSONALDEVELOPMENTWORKSHOPS ANDSEMINARSNEW!BS-434, Section MO11-QCMonetize Your Business: ForEntrepreneur Moms, Helping YouTo Focus on Generating RevenueWorkshop designed for momentrepreneurswho already know thebasics of starting a business, but need helpmonetizing their ideas. During the 4-session workshop you will learn to identifythe value of your business advantage,focus on revenue generating activities, andbeing frugal. 8 hrs.• Monday, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 noonOctober 5 - November 2$85 • 4 sessions • Vera BabayevaBS-435, Section SA11-QCPackaging Yourself for Success:Maximum ImpactYou only have a few moments to make agreat first impression. Learn to take acritical look at yourself and discovermethods to improve one’s image. Study thecomponents of personal presentation tomake that all important event the bestpossible. In this ever-changing world, weneed to continually present ourselves tonew people in new situations as they arise.Many an opportunity is gained on a goodfirst impression. Make yours a lasting andmemorable professional impression. 6 hrs.• Saturday 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.November 7 & November 14$85 • 2 sessions • Denise MIllerBS-424, Section SA11-QCAssertiveness TrainingBeing assertive is a way to get noticed andget results! This class reviews thecomponents of assertive, passive andaggressive behavior. Learn how to improveyour effectiveness and productivity.Guidelines for self assessment will bediscussed. 3 hrs.• Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noonOctober 17$45 • 1 session • Gaspare Scaturro8QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

Historic And Cultural Sites Along The Silk Road Tour!Flaming Mountain, TurpanQUEENS COLLEGESILK ROAD TOURJoin us for an exotic Chinatrip in spring 2010 going toBeijing, and stopping atvarious cities and famouscultural sites along theSilk Road including:Queens College Silk Road TourXi’an, Dunhuang, Urumqi,Turpan,The Sunday Bazaar in Kashiand ShanghaiOpen to Queens CollegeAlumni and to theGeneral Public on aSpace Available BasisMagao Caves, DunhuangFor further information call718-997-5703 or go to ourwebsite:www.cep.qc.edu/silkroadQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP9

Child CareCHILD CARE TRAININGNew to child care? The first step is a certificateas a Child Care Provider. The program enableschild care providers to earn/renewprofessional status. These courses meet thetraining requirements that family day care,group day care, and school-age day careproviders must satisfy in order to have theirlicenses/registration renewed.PROGRAM ENROLLMENT• Fill out Certificate Program application atthe back of this book;• Enclose $10 non refundable applicationfee, and submit both to the Queens CollegeContinuing Education Program.CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTSTo earn your certificate as a Child CareProvider, you simply complete the followingcourses, attend 80% of all class sessions, andmaintain a grade average of C or better. Thecourses are:• CC-110 Child Development I:• CC-111Infancy to ToddlerhoodChild Development II:Age 3–5, Preschool• CC-112 Child Development III:Age 6–12, School-age• CC-102 Health, Safety, and Nutrition• CC-103 Discipline and Growth• CC-105 Working with Parents• CC-106 Creating a Learning Environment• CC-301 Business Record Maintenance• CC-300 Family Day CareThese courses also provide all the trainingneeded to meet the competency standards forthe Council for Early Childhood ProfessionalRecognition’s Child Development Associate(CDA ) credential. For full information, call theCouncil at 1-800-424-4310.All material fees included in tuition.FinancialAssistanceTraining funds are availablethrough the New York StateChild Care EducationalIncentive Program (EIP).If you provide familyday care or work ina child care program,you may be eligible.Step-by-step courses for a satisfying careerCHILD CAREDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsFAMILY DAY CARECC-300, Section TH21-QCFamily Day CareExamine the history of family day care, itsbenefits and its limitations. Wheneverpossible, students meet family day careproviders. The review of the licensing/registration process includes the executionof an application and arrangements forfingerprinting and background checks freeof charge. Covers New York City and Stateregulations governing the provision of childcare services. 30 hrs.• Thursday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.October 15 - January 7, 2010$450 • 10 sessions • Gary L. KingCC-102, Section MO21-QCHealth, Safety, and NutritionLearn principles of good nutrition and, moreimportantly, how to interest the children inyour care about food preparation. Topicsinclude creating a safe home for children,learning the registration requirements forsafety, exploring laws concerning medicationfor children, discovering which governmentprograms will repay you for food expenses,and discussing how to encourage goodhealth and deal with a health problem.15 hrs.• Monday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.October 19 - November 16$270 • 5 sessions • Gary L. KingSAFE AND HEALTHYLEARNINGENVIRONMENTCC-106, Section TU21-QCCreating a Learning EnvironmentExplore ways to organize indoor and outdoorareas to encourage learning, and selectappropriate materials and equipment tofoster play and exploration. We’ll show youhow to develop a daily schedule and routinesto meet children’s needs along with ageappropriateactivities. 15 hrs.Prerequisites: CC-110, CC-111, CC-112.• Tuesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.October 13 - November 10$270 • 5 sessions • Gary L. KingSELF, SOCIAL, GUIDANCECC-103, Section WE21-QCDiscipline and GrowthContrast the positive impact of discipline withthe negative effect of punishment on children.Learn how to control a group without resortingto punishment, how the environment youestablish becomes an instrument forlearning, and the effects of various paths tolearning and care. 15 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.October 21 - November 18$270 • 5 sessions • Annette BergenWORKING WITHFAMILIESCC-105, Section MO21-QCWorking with ParentsLearn how to communicate effectively withparents. Get parents involved in your workwith children. Explore devices like roleplaying to help you deal with problem parents.15 hrs.• Monday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.November 23 - December 21$270 • 5 sessions • Gary L. KingFor an application,call 1-800-295-9616.10QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

CHILD CAREDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsPROGRAM MANAGEMENTCC-110, Section WE21-QCChild Development I:Infancy to ToddlerhoodExamine the varied characteristics ofbehavioral growth from infancy totoddlerhood, the process of developing basictrust, exploring the child’s view of hisenvironment, and the role of cultural heritagein shaping a child’s development of motorbehavior, autonomy, and language. Exploretrends in child care practices and theregulation of behavior such as toilet training,sibling rivalry, and setting limits. 15 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.October 21 - November 18$270 • 5 sessions • Gary L. KingCC-111, Section WE21-QCChild Development II:Age 3–5, PreschoolStudy how the child develops his capacitiesfor meeting people, play, reality and fantasy,and how he /she develops self-awareness,fears, psychosexual, thinking, and perceptivecapacities. Review the basic materialsneeded to build a preschool curriculum.15 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.December 2 - January 13, 2010$270 • 5 sessions • Gary L. KingCC-112, Section WE21-QCChild Development III:Age 6–12, School AgeFocus is on what are sometimes called “themiddle years.” Study how the child adapts toand is adopted by the society of his peers,and how he/she accounts for the differencesbetween his or her own and other worldviews. Examine the development ofcognitive, moral, and conceptual faculties,and the effect of traditional childhoodactivities, including games, chants, and otherrites. 15 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.January 20 - February 17, 2010$270 • 5 sessions • TBACC-301, Section TU21-QCBusiness Record MaintenanceMeet the numerous responsibilities involvedin running a family day care business. Topicsinclude: record–keeping, fees collected/owed, food costs, expenses incurred, andmedical records for children. Discuss taxresponsibilities including income taxes,deductions for business expenses, andquarterly filings for state and federal incometaxes. Insurance to cover assets and liabilityand many other topics are included. 15 hrs.• Tuesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.November 17 - December 15$270 • 5 sessions • Gary L. KingREQUIREDPRELICENSINGCOURSESCC-104, See Sections Below-QC*Child Abuse Identificationand Reporting SeminarThis seminar fulfills the NYS requirement forchiropractors, dental hygienists, dentists,optometrists, physicians, podiatrists,psychologists, pupil personnel servicesprofessionals, registered nurses, schooladministrators and supervisors, schooldistrict administrators, and teachers who areapplying for or renewing a license,registration, certificate or limited permit.Course covers physical and behavioralindicators of maltreatment, physical orsexual abuse; behavioral and environmentalcharacteristics of abusive parents orcaretakers; and identification ofresponsibility for reporting childmaltreatment or abuse, and when and howto do it. Graphic slides will be shown.Participants receive the required NYSCertificate of Completion. Please bring toclass current license or certification numberand pink slip to receive Certificate ofCompletion. 3 hrs.• Section MO21Monday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.November 2• Section TU22Tuesday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.November 17• Section WE23Wednesday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.December 2$50 (registration fee included) • 1 sessionMichele Singer-Berkowitz*Students late for class, will not beadmitted, NYS requirement.CC-600, See Sections Below-QC*School Violence Preventionand Intervention SeminarNY State law requires applicants for a newor renewed license, registration, certificate,or limited permit to provide documentationof completing the required training in SchoolViolence Prevention and Inter vent ion. Thisseminar has been approved by the NYSEducation Department. Topics include:Identification of warning signs relating toviolence and other troubling behaviors inchildren; statutes, regulations, and policiesrelating to a safe, nonviolent school climate;classroom management techniques topromote a nonviolent school climate andenhance learning; intervention techniques toaddress a school violence situation; andparticipating in an effective school/communityprocess for students exhibiting violentbehavior. Participants receive the requiredCertificate of Completion. 3 hrs.• Section WE21Wednesday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.October 21• Section TH22Thursday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.November 5• Section MO23Monday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.November 23$50 (registration fee included) • 1 sessionMichele Singer-Berkowitz*Students late for class, will not beadmitted, NYS requirement.ALSO RECOMMENDED:AH-550CPR—Adult/Child/InfantSee page 23BS-304NYC Mandatory Food HandlersProtection CourseSee page 36CP-113 Computerphobia ISee page 43Child CareRegister Online!www.qc.cuny.edu/cepQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP11

Child Discovery and DevelopmentCOLLEGE FOR KIDSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsWhat an idea! Led by experienced New York State licensed and certified teachers, these small, specially designed classes provideremediation, basic skills and test-taking techniques to elementary school students. They are taught along with reading enrichmentclasses for children reading above grade level and our new Child Enrichment Program.CK-410, See Sections Below-QCGrowth in WritingThis course will strengthen a student’s understandingof the writing strategies emphasizedin the NYC Writing Test. 15 hrs.• Section SA11 • Grade 1 & 2Saturday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SA12 • Grade 3 & 4Saturday, 9:15 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SA13 • Grade 5 & 6Saturday, 11:00 - 12:30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBACK-402, See Sections Below-QCWriting WorkshopAn enrichment workshop for childrenperforming at or above grade level. Taps eachchild’s creativity and gets them all personallyinvolved in their writing. Through drafting,sharing, editing and revising, students developmore precise thinking skills and a bettercommand of grammar and punctuation. Wealso explore the dramatic relationship betweenreading and writing. 15 hrs.• Section SA11 • Grades 3 & 4Saturday, 9:15 - 10:45 a.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • Michele Bisom• Section SA12 • Grades 5 & 6Saturday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • Michele BisomCK-400, See Sections Below-QCReading, Grades 1-6Using grade-level literature, this classstimulates the child’s interest in reading, andemphasizes vocabulary development;sharpen literal, interpretative, and criticalcomprehension skills; as well as test-takingstrategies. 15 hrs.• Section SA11 • Grade 1Saturday, 9:15 - 10:45 a.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SA12 • Grade 2Saturday, 9:15 - 10:45 a.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SA13 • Grade 3 & 4Saturday, 9:15 - 10:45 a.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SA14 • Grade 5 & 6Saturday, 9:15 - 10:45 a.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBACK-403, See Sections Below-QCMathematics, Grades 1-6Covers basic number concepts and problemsolving, skills which are emphasized on thecity wide math test. Students suddenlydevelop their own strategies for solvingproblems. If they’re ready for it, older childrenwill be exposed to data interpretation,geometry, measurement, number concepts,and pre-algebraic skills. 15 hrs.• Section SA11 • Grade 1Saturday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SA12 • Grade 2Saturday, 11:00 a.m. - 12 :30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SA13 • Grade 3 & 4Saturday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SA14 • Grade 5 & 6Saturday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBACK-440, Section SA11-QCVocabulary Development:Sharpening Critical Thinking -Grades 3, 4 & 5This course will help students gain a betterunderstanding of the English language.Children will learn how to enhance their wordassociation and analogy skills along withcontext clues. 9 hrs.• Saturday 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.October 17 - November 21$110 • 6 sessions • Michele Bisom12QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

COLLEGE FOR KIDSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsNEW!CK-550 Section SA11-QCComputer Skills for KidsCovers basic number concepts and problemsolvingtechniques. Older children will havepractice with NYC teaching strategies. 9 hrs.• Saturday, 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.October 17 - November 21$110 • 6 sessions • TBATEST PREPARATIONCK-418, Section SA11-QCELA Test Practice - Grades 3 & 4This course is designed to give students ajump start on the state tests scheduled forJanuary 2010. Course includes practiceexercises. 15 hrs.• Saturday, 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • TBAChild Discovery and DevelopmentQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP13

English as a Second LanguageTHE ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTEENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE PROGRAMMargaret Mehran, DirectorTWO PROGRAMS FOR IMPROVING ENGLISH SKILLSFULL-TIMEENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTE (ELI)“Teaching English as a second language since 1945”718-997-5720www.qc.cuny.edu/eli• A full-time, intensive academic program for learning Englishas a second language.• The oldest English language school in the City University ofNew York (CUNY).• All faculty have a master’s degree in TESOL/applied linguistics.• Many of our graduates go on to study at CUNY or at other colleges,universities, and professional schools across the United States.• Certificate of Attendance awarded upon successful completionof each class.Applications for I-20s are available on our website or by contactingour office.EXAM: Students who have passed the ELI Final Exam with acertificate do NOT need a TOEFL score in order to apply to CUNYundergraduate programs that require a minimum ibt TOEFL scoreof 61. However, we strongly encourage students to take the TOEFLtest as well.FALL 2009August 31 - December 1810% discount for ELI until August 14DAY CLASSES:18 hours a week / 4 days a weekStudents receive their schedules after the placement exam.Day class schedules vary.TUITION:$2,197 for residents (green card)$2,596 for non-residents$20 registration fee per semesterEVENING CLASSES:16 hours a week / 4 days a weekClasses meet Monday through Thursday, 5:30-9:30 p.m.TUITION:$1,957 for residents (green card)$2,303 for non-residents$20 registration fee per semesterUPCOMING SEMESTER:Spring 2010, January 19 to May 1410% discount for ELI until January 4PART-TIMEENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE PROGRAM(ESL)“Convenient class schedules to meet your needs”718-997-5712www.qc.cuny.edu/esl• A part-time program for learning English as a second language.• All faculty have a master’s degree in TESOL/applied linguistics.• A great program for busy people. Day, evening, and weekendclasses available.• Take as many or as few classes as you’d like. Pick which Englishskills you’d like to focus on.• Certificate of Attendance awarded upon successful completionof each class.To learn more details, visit our website or contact our office.Online registration is available for the part-time program.• FALL SESSION 2009:3 hours a week per class / variety of class schedules availableRegister by September 29 for placement.Classes meet from October 7 - December 19.$295 per course ($20 registration fee).NEW!NEW!TEACH ENGLISH OVERSEAS100-Hour Intensive Training Programwww.cep.qc.edu/teachAre you a native speaker of English? Do you hold a collegedegree? Would you like to experience living and working inanother country? If so, let us train you to teach English overseas.Our 100-hour training program will give you the skills to teachEnglish. After successfully completing the program, you willreceive a Certificate of Completion and FREE job placementASSISTANCE.• FALL 2009 PROGRAM (Queens College campus)Saturday and Sunday, 9:30-3:30 (1 hour for lunch)10 weeks: September 26 - December 6(no classes November 28-29)Tuition: $1,795 + $20 registration fee. Cost of texts, ifneeded, is not included.TO APPLY: Applicants must be native speakers of Englishand hold a college degree. In addition, all applicants mustbe interviewed to be considered for entry into this program.Call (718) 997-5703 to make an appointment. Registrationis limited.14QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

Enrich your life, now and foreverENRICHMENT STUDIESDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsARTNEW!LA-550, Section SU11-QCThe Art of CalligraphyMostly traditional but some contemporaryThis workshop will introduce the students tothe techniques and philosophy of East Asianbrush calligraphy. No prior experience withcalligraphy is required. Each session will beginwith a brief explanatory talk illustrated withexamples of the great calligraphy of the past.The objectives of this workshop are twofold -first, to gain a technical understanding of theart of brush calligraphy, and second, to gainan aesthetic appreciation of the world of EastAsian brush calligraphy. Students will learn tohold the brush effectively and to practice thebasic strokes in different styles. The majorityof each session will be devoted to actual doingcalligraphy. ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO 10STUDENTS.Dr. Lee is a professional calligrapher with overthirty years of practice. A native of Seoul,Korea, he has taught, lectured anddemonstrated the art of calligraphy widely. Hiswork has been exhibited in the U.S., France,China and Korea. A member of the KoreanAmerican Calligraphy Association, and Art ofInk in America Society. 16 hrs.Orientation - October 11, 20092:00 pm to 3:00 pm - For One Hour Only• Sundays, 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.October 18 - November 15$240 (Material Fee Included) • 5 sessions• Dr. Yoo Sung LeeLA-332, Section SA11-QCWatercolorWatercolor painting is an enjoyable andrewarding form of art. Attain the confidenceyou need to put brush to paper. This coursefocuses on watercolor as a formal andabstract expression. Explore color theory andvaried techniques. Bring whatever basicmaterials you have. 15 hrs.• Saturday, 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.October 17 - November 21$175 • 6 sessions • Elle MaldonadoLA-331, Section SA11-QCMixed MediaWhat an opportunity! Explore various artmedia and create realistic and abstract workson paper with colored pencils, markers,crayons, and paint. (Bring all these materials,plus an 18 x 24 inch drawing pad, to the firstclass). Quickly learn the basics — line,shape, color, design, and techniques. 21 hrs.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.October 17 - December 5$225 • 7 sessions • Neil E. SteinASTRONOMYLA-360, Section MO21-QCThe Amazing Fall Skies:A Basic Course in AstronomyDiscover the beauty and mysteries of theuniverse while exploring the Fall skies. Topicsinclude constellations, celestial sphere,properties of stars, stellar objects, plusgalaxies, telescopes, planets, and possiblelife on other planets. Includes lectures onbasic astronomy, slide presentations, andactual telescopic viewing. 12 hrs.• Monday, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.October 5 - November 16$180 • 6 sessions • Mark FreilichCRAFTSLA-389, Section MO21-QCCeramics 1: Beginner/IntermediateLearn wheel-thrown and hand-built techniquesto form vases, bowls, plates, etc. and how touse glazing techniques. Tuition includes costof firing & materials. 36 hrs. Required: Bring alock for your locker to the first class.• Monday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 19 - January 11, 2010$470 • 12 sessions • Setsuko SaleLANGUAGESExplore language! Just watch your conversationalskills improve as your vocabularygrows, and learn everyday expressions andidioms used by native speakers.Beginner level courses (long past or noexperience) include cultural background,pronunciation, and common phrases. Theintermediate level (Prerequisite: Beginnercourse or equivalent) offers moresophisticated grammar and vocabulary withdialogues and exercises. 20 hrs.LA-506, Section SA11-QCItalian Conversation 20 hrs.• Section, BeginnerSaturday, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonOctober 17 - January 9, 2010$230 • 10 sessions • Mona Lisa SanchezLA-503, Section WE21-QCChinese, Mandarin - 20 hrs.• Section WE21, BeginnerWednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 21 - January 13, 2010$230 • 10 sessions • Annie QianLA-509, See Sections Below-QCSpanish Conversation 20 hrs.1. Beginner SpanishThrough dialogues and conversation,students will learn to communicate in Spanishwith emphasis on the present tense andintroduction to one of the forms of the pasttense.• Section MO21, BeginnerMonday, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 19 - December 21$230 • 10 sessions • Mary Bennardo2. Intermediate SpanishStudents expand their conversation throughfurther learning and work in past tense formsand in the present perfect. A theme basedstory is used in handouts. Students createads in learning and practicing commandforms.• Section WE22, IntermediateWednesday, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 21 - January 13, 2010$230 • 10 sessions • Mary BennardoEnrichment StudiesLA-392, Section TU21-QCCeramics 2: AdvancedLearn to make teapots, vessels, hand-builtforms, and tiles. Use underglazing andglazing techniques and do independentprojects. Tuition includes cost of firing &materials. 36 hrs. Required: Bring a lock foryour locker to the first class.• Tuesday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 13 - January 5, 2010$470 • 12 sessions • Setsuko Sale3. Advanced Spanish• Section FR23, AdvancedFriday, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 16 - January 8, 2010$230 • 10 sessions • Mary BennardoQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP15

Enrichment Studies16ENRICHMENT STUDIESDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsNEW!Elementary Italian I(for Credit or Non-Credit)Offered at the John D. CalandraItalian American Institute25 West 43rd Street, 17th FloorNew York, NY 10036Credit StudentsIf you wish to take this class for credit, youneed to call the European LanguageDepartment to register (718-997-5980).Prospective credit students will be givenspecific instructions depending on theirsituations.Course Code: Italian 111Code 1379 section E6QMAMondays and Wednesdays 6:15-7:55 p.m.August 31 - December 9 (exam for creditstudents will follow the next week)Non-Credit StudentsIf you wish to take this course for noncredit,please call 718-997-5704.IT 100, Section MW67-CIAIMonday and Wednesday 6:15-7:55 p.m.August 31 - December 9 (exam for noncreditstudents that wish to get a Gradewill follow the next week)Tuition for Non-Credit Students$285 • 24 sessions • TBALA-500, See Sections Below - QCAmerican Sign LanguageASL is the third most used language in theworld! Explore this beautiful language, buildbasic vocabulary, practice the manualalphabet, learn something about Deaf culture,and develop skills for communication.Level II focuses on grammar, use ofclassifiers, eye gaze, placement, and manualand nonmanual markers. Build vocabularywith role playing, games, and other exercises.Level III: At the end of this class, you shouldbe able to converse comfortably in AmericanSign Language. Practice of Levels I/II topics.20 hrs.• Section TH21, Level ILong-past or no experienceThursday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 15 - January 7, 2010$230 • 10 sessions • Valerie Parrella• Section WE22, Level IIPrerequisite: Level I or equivalentWednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 21 - January 13, 2010$230 • 10 sessions • Valerie Parrella• Section TU23, Level IIIPrerequisite: Level II or equivalentTuesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 13 - December 15$230 • 10 sessions • Valerie ParrellaMUSIC, THEATER, DANCELA-315, Section TH21-QCGuitarSoon you’ll be reading music, learningfingering patterns and basic chords, andusing exercises and simple melodies. Eachclass includes the teaching of technique andgroup performing. Students may learn andwork on accompaniment to a pop, folk, blues,sacred, or international song of her/his choice(to be performed at the last class). Guitar andMel Bay’s Guitar Book #1 required; additionalsupplies may be needed. 15 hrs.• Section TH21 - BeginnersThursday, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.October 15 - January 7, 2010$200 • 10 sessions • George AslaenderLA-352, Section MO21-QCThe Art of ActingFor the student actor seriously consideringacting as a professional career. This basicacting technique class emphasizesimprovisation, scene technique, monologue,and self-confidence. Students perform inevery class. Discuss various acting methods,such as Meisner, method, and sensememory. 12 hrs.• Monday, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.October 19 - November 23$150 • 6 sessions • Bill SmarttLA-229, Section SA11-QCDancing for FitnessLearn how to dance the hustle, one of themost creative dance styles of all time.Develop your cardiovascular system whilelearning the basics. Perform stylish turns,learn to cut in and switch partners. 15 hrs.• Saturday, 11:00 - 12:30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$175 • 10 sessions • Armando VegaNEW!LA-230, Section TH21-QCCome Catch the Bollywood DanceFever!Get ready for an imaginative and artisticconcoction of technique, energy, emotion andfabulous fun! 11.5 hrs.• Thursday, 4:30 - 5:45 p.m.October 15 - December 17$170 • 9 sessions • Lisa AliLA-299, See Section Below- QCSalsa Dancing for Fitness -BeginnersSalsa is a very chic and world renowned Latindance style. In this course you will learn thebasic steps, shines and patterns. You willlearn how to dance with a partner and developfloor etiquette. Different dance patterns andturns will be taught and demonstrated as wellas how to become a good partner and leaderon the dance floor. Have fun and gainconfidence in social dancing. The real benefitwill be to your health as dancing is considereda good cardiovascular activity. 15 hrs.• Section SA11 - BeginnersSaturday, 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$175 • 10 sessions • Armando Vega• Section SA12 - IntermediateSaturday, 3:00 - 4:30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$175 • 10 sessions • Armando VegaPrerequisite: LA 299 BeginnerLA-312, See Sections Below-QCAmerican Ballroom DancingBeginners and more advanced ballroomdancers learn to swing to Glenn Miller’s Inthe Mood and salsa to Ricky Martin’s La VidaLoca. In addition, learn new, exciting routinesfor the elegant waltz, the tango, the rhumbaand merengue, and the mother of them all— the basic slow dance. Choose whicheverhour is more convenient — early or later —and have some fun. 15 hrs.• Section FR21 - BeginnersFriday, 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.October 16 - January 8, 2010$175 • 10 sessions • James Mitchell• Section FR22 - IntermediateFriday, 8:30 - 10:00 p.m.October 16 - January 8, 2010$175 • 10 sessions • James MitchellNEW!LA-228, Section SU11-QCLGBTQ Beginner’s TangoA First for Queens College! A Tango Classthat caters to the LGBT community.Remember - It takes two to Tango. 12 hrs.• Sunday, 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.October 18 - December 13$150 • 8 sessions • TBAQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

Enrich your life, now and foreverENRICHMENT STUDIESDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsPHOTOGRAPHYLA-330, Section SA11-QCPhotography WorkshopMastery of the basic skills is fundamental toyour better photo future. Learn to maximizewhat your camera has to offer, applydisciplines and take your creativity to the nextlevel. Learn how to use form, color, light etc.Bring either film or digital/SLR. 20 hrs.• Saturday, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.October 17 - December 19$230 • 9 sessions • Abraham Koo(last two classes meet from 2:00-5:00 p.m.)LA-412, Section TU21-QCWedding PhotographyLearn simple ways to shoot a wedding,improve your style and gear selection for theevent. Bring either film or digital/SLR. 12 hrs.• Tuesday, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 13 - November 17$150 • 6 sessions • Abraham KooNEW!LA-410, Section SA11-QCTravel PhotographyAt home or abroad, either the mundaneweekend away or on the once in a lifetimetrip, learn how to pack and what to shootbeyond the cliché and bring home trulystunning, memorable images. Bring either filmor digital/SLR. 20 hrs.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 12 noonOctober 17 - December 19$230 • 9 sessions • Abraham Koo(last two classes meet from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.)HEALTH & WELL-BEINGNEW!LA-226, Section SU11-QCBeginners TaekwondoLearn Taekwondo, the world famous OlympicMarital Art, from a member of the KoreanNational Team (Master Sooyong Jeon, 6thDegree Black Belt). Tae Kwon Do helps youto get in shape; develop self-discipline andself-confidence; improve coordination andflexibility; control weight; learn self-defense;relieve stress and much more. 12 hrs.• Sunday,12:30 - 2:00 pm.October 18 -December 13$180 (Includesthe cost of yourTaekwondouniform)8 sessions •MasterSooyong JeonLA-167, Section SA11-QCThe Healing Power of the DrumRhythm-based exercises can be used toattain psychological, physiological andspiritual well-being. Robert LawrenceFriedman, author of The Healing Power ofthe Drum will demonstrate how handdrumming can induce light trance, releaseanger, create joy and provide deep andsacred healing. This workshop covers theeffects of drumming on; stress, grief, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Parkinson’sDisease. 6 hrs. Please note: All studentsmust purchase The Healing Power of TheDrum from the instructor. Book Required.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.October 24$65 • 1 session • Robert L. FriedmanLA-144, Section WE21-QCHumor and OptimismThinking optimistically and experience morejoy and laughter in your daily activities. Learnthe concept of learned optimism and theimportance of gratitude for attaininghappiness and good health. 4 hrs.• Wednesday, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 7 - October 21$85 • 2 sessions • Robert L. FriedmanWRITINGLA-344, Section TU21-QCWriting for the MoviesLearn the basics of screen writing from theaward winning writer/director of ReturningMickey Stern. Using popular movies asexamples, learn proper format, theimportance of solid structure, characterdevelopment, and dialogue. Discusspertinent concepts like choosing the rightidea, making your script stand out, andknowing when it is finished. Please do notbring screenplays or outlines that you havealready written. We start from scratchtogether and create a fleshed-out 30–60page outline of your script. 16 hrs.• Tuesday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 20 - December 8$180 • 8 sessions • Michael PrywesLA-140, Section MO21-QCCreating an Original MonologueProfessional actress and teacher, JennyMercein, will guide you in shaping your lifestories into original monologues andperformance pieces. No acting or writingexperience necessary, just a desire to tellyour story! 16 hrs.• Monday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 19 - December 7$165 • 8 sessions • Jenny MerceinNEW!LA-386, Section TU21 -QC“Song Writing”“I write the songs that make the whole worldsing. I write the songs of love and specialthings. I write the songs that make the younggirls cry. I write the songs I write the songs.”Do you ever wish that you could have writtenor said that? Now you can. Explore thesongwriter’s journey by becoming one. We’llpartake in the adventure of matching wordsand melodies together. Who knows? Youcould have the next number one hit on yourhands. 12 hrs.• Tuesday, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 20 - November 24$150 • 6 sessions • Winfield EngNEW!LA-385, Section TH21-QCNegotiating the EntertainmentContractThis workshop will use a fictional independentfilm as the basis to discuss negotiation termsof different aspects of entertainment. Alongthe way, you will learn how to identify dealpoints related to Joint Ventures, VendorAgreements, Deal Memos, DistributionDeals, Soundtrack and Composer Contracts,and Digital Rights. This is not a law class.Using sample agreements and memoranda,award –winning producer Michael Prywes willguide you through the ins and outs ofentertainment deal making. 9 hrs.• Thursday, 8:00 - 9:30 p.m.October 15 - November 19$160 • 6 sessions • Michael PrywesNEW!LA-387, Section WE21-QCLGBTQ StorytellingEveryone has a story to tell, and the tellingof these stories is essential to the creationof lasting social changes. This workshop isan opportunity for LGBTQ folks to explorethe stories of their lives and identity in a safeand affirming environment. It is open toeveryone from folks who do not considerthemselves to be writers, to thoseexperienced with sharing their stories throughwritten word. 2 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.November 4$30 (reg. fee incl.) 1 session •Sassafras LoweryEnrichment StudiesQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP17

Enrichment Studies18ENRICHMENT STUDIESDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsPERSONAL SKILLSLA-388, Section SA11-QCHosting a Dinner PartyTake the stress out of hosting dinners bymastering the strategies of successful hosts.This seminar covers all of the steps frominception to conclusion. Topics include: hostas leader, food and beverage planning,guests with special dietary/allergy and otherneeds, facilitating guest interaction,conversation strategies, creation of cozyambiance, service styles and procedures.Students will create their individual dinnerparty planner. 6 hrs.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.November 14 & 21$90 • 2 sessions • Nikolaus ChristmannLA-166, Section SA11-QCEtiquette and Table Manners forBusiness and Social OccasionsWouldn’t you love to be at ease... anywhere!Learn basic social skills through hands-onpractice and discussion — from acceptingan invitation to sending the “thank you” note.The instructor provides individualizedguidance in body posture and table utensils(place setting on display), and illustrates keyaspects of behavior. Take-home a list ofsuggested readings. 3 hrs.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.November 7$35 (+ $15 registration fee) • 1 sessionNikolaus ChristmannLA-175, Section SA11-QCBridal Make-upWhether you are the bride to be or a memberof the bridal party, the mother(s) of the brideor would you just like to learn how to do bridalmake-up for a business this class will helpyou to identify the dos and don’ts of bridalmakeup. What colors look best and whichtypes of cosmetics perform better in front ofthe camera. Learn the tricks and techniquesthat professionals use that will create abeautiful radiant face using makeup thatlooks natural and lasts throughout the day.One student will be “made-up” as a model.3 hrs• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.September 26$70 • 1 session • Dina WeilLA-132, Section TH11-QCMake-Up Madness:How to Put Your Make-Up On WhenYour Face is Getting OlderAre you still putting your make-up on the wayyou did in high school? Would you like to seesome techniques to polish your professionalappearance? This is the place for you!Discover anti-aging skin care routines thatwork best for your skin tone. Explore thecolors that are most flattering for your hairand make-up. Join us for an interactiveworkshop that is FUN and informative.(Please bring a mirror). 3 hrs• Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.October 24$60 • 1 session • Dina WeilLA-201, Section RS21-QCMotorcycle MaintenanceKeep your bike running! Do your ownmotorcycle maintenance, tune-ups, troubleshooting,and minor repairs. 8 hours in theclassroom and 21 lab hours. Open to thoseinterested in all brands of bikes. Includes:basic engine theory, electrics, fuel systems,lubrication and maintenance, brakes, tires,tools, trouble-shooting. Class size limited.29 hrs.• Thursday, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.October 15 - November 5Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.October 24 - November 7(Bring lunch)$255 • 7 sessions • Armen AmirianMONEY MANAGEMENTLearn how to make your money work harderfor you: Meet your expenses, protect yourassets, and make your investments grow!LA-149, Section WE21-QCHow To Survive and Thrive InToday’s Tough TimesWith today’s economic pressures, we needto manage our finances wisely. This surveycourse will teach you the skills needed tomanage your money to build a brighterfinancial future. We’ll learn about investments,insurance, taxes and retirement planning. Alsoincluded will be important information and reallife examples regarding how to manage yourcash and eliminate credit card debt. 4 hrs.• Wednesday, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.October 21 & 28$85 • 2 sessions • Jeffrey G. LevyLA-211 Section TH21-QCPlanning for RetirementOur focus is on determining how much moneyyou will need to maintain your present lifestyleupon retirement. Whether retirement is yearsaway or close at hand, this course will suggestrealistic, necessary steps to ensure that youdo not outlive your income. 2 hrs.• Thursday, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.November 5$65 • 1 session • Jeffrey G. LevyLA-224, Section WE21-QCEstate Planning and Asset ProtectionEvaluate your estate plan, and protect yourassets in the event of long-term illness. Spotthe pitfalls in long-term insurance coverage,and the best ways to protect you (or yourparent’s) home from future claims withoutlosing senior tax benefits and withoutsubjecting adult children to taxconsequences. Bring your currentdocuments and questions. 2 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.November 18$40 (+ $15 registration fee)1 session • Ann Margaret Carrozza, Esq.LA-204, Section WE21-QCSelecting and Buying Mutual FundsWith so many funds, how do savvy investorsmake informed decisions? Learn aboutdifferent types of mutual funds, their place in awellrounded investment portfolio, and howmagazine articles/rankings can mislead. 2 hrs.• Wednesday, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.November 18$65 • 1 session • Jeffrey G. LevyDEFENSIVE DRIVINGLA-200, See Sections Below-QCDefensive Driving Course (DDC)Upon completion you are eligible for a 10%discount on collision and liability premiums,including property damage, bodily injury, andpersonal injury protection, for three years. Ifyou have incurred violations during the last18 months, your driver’s record will be reducedby four points. Any driver may take this course.Bring your drivers license to class. 6 hrs.• Section SA11Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.October 24$50 • 1 session • Martin Hirschfield• Section MW22Monday & Wednesday,7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.November 9 & 11$50 • 2 sessions • Martin Hirschfield• Section SA13Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.December 19$50 • 1 session • Martin HirschfieldQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

Queens College/CUNY Goes Green!!!This fall become more environmentally aware and learn some of the basics of “going green”by taking one or more of our courses which will explore the role businesses play in creatinga sustainable economy, sustainable materials and products, green roofs, and an overview ofthe green-collar job market.GG-101, Section WE21-QCThe Role of Business in Creating aSustainable EconomyA basic introduction for those in business orthose interested in how businesses cancontribute to a healthier, greener, more justsociety.Session IThe Changing Role of Business in theNew EconomySome companies are changing theirpractices to become more transparent,ethical and sustainable inside and out.This session will look at the larger trends andexisting models, as well as new opportunitiesfor business and NGOs to help build themarket transformation for a new economy.Session IIBusiness Innovation: SustainableMaterials and ProductsThis session will examine some newinnovative frameworks and guidelines, aswell as materials and product innovations thatcompanies are utilizing to pioneer thedevelopment and use of new materials andproducts for a greener, healthierenvironment. This will include an introductionto biomimicry, cradle to cradle design, greenchemistry and sustainable biomaterials.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 21 & 28$60 • 2 sessions • David Levine, foundingpartner in Green Harvest TechnologiesGG-105, Section TH21-QCGreening NYC: How Green Roofsare Changing the UrbanEnvironmentThis introductory seminar to green roofs willcover the economic, ecological and energysaving benefits of green roofs. The seminarwill also go over the layers of a green roof,the soil medium and ideal plant selection. Itwill cover the step-by-step process of a greenroof installation and the logistics involved. Itwill also discuss the varying green roofsystems, manufacturers available and exploreeach system’s pros and cons. The course willalso briefly cover the maintenance of a greenroof after its installation. 2 hrs.• Thursday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 15$35 • 1 session • Marni Horowitz,Founder, Alive Structures and CertifiedGreen Roof InstallerGG-109, Section TU21-QCAn Overview of the Green-CollarJob MarketThere is an evolving green economy developing.This informative seminar will present arealistic appraisal of this emerging economy.Topics covered will include:1. An overview of NYC’s green economy.2. In-demand green collar jobs; neededskills and background.3. Licensing, training, certifications and workforce development.4. Growing the green market.5. Starting your own green career. Thinkingoutside the classifieds. 2 hrs.• Tuesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.November 10$35 • 1 session • Myles Lennon, Director,Green Operations, Laborers Local 10ENVIRONMENTALQueens College / CUNYContinuing Education Programhas partnered withAirtek EnvironmentalCorporation to offer the requiredSupported Scaffold User SafetyTraining CourseThis four (4) hour course complies with thetraining requirements of the NYCDepartment of Buildings Local Law 52 of2005. The law requires a permit for anysupported scaffold that is forty feet (40’) ormore in height. Additionally, anyone whouses a supported scaffold is required tohave a supported scaffold user certificate.According to the New York City Departmentof Buildings:“Supported scaffold is defined as one ormore platforms supported by outriggerbeams, brackets, poles, legs, uprights,posts, frames, or similar rigid support, forty(40) feet or more in height.”The training requirements for users ofsupported scaffolds include:• No individual may use a supportedscaffold without a scaffold user certificate• A user certificate must be obtained fromOSHA, an OSHA-trained or certifiedprovider, or a provider of a four-(4) hourtraining course that has been reviewed bythe New York City Department of Buildings.Go GreenThe fee for this training course is $150 andthe certificate granted upon coursecompletion is valid for four (4) years.For more information on thiscourse or how to registerplease call 718-937-3720QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP19

Healthcare CareersThe world of medicineHEALTHCARE CAREERSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsADMINISTRATIVE & CLINICAL CERTIFICATES AND EXAM PREPARATION PROGRAMSPrerequisite for all certificate and exam prep programs: High School Diploma/GEDADMINISTRATIVECERTIFICATESMEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANTPhysician practices, specialty groups, andthe new hospital-satellite clinics openingthroughout New York are increasing thedemand for medical administrativepersonnel. The help wanted medical adsreveal a wealth of job opportunities. Ourprogram targets the skills you need.Medical RecordsThis certificate is excellent for anyone whowants to be a medical records clerk. Or,you can use it as a stepping stone for acareer as a Registered Health InformationAdministrator (RHIA) or Registered HealthInformation Technician (RHIT). As youprepare for entry level positions in themedical records department you also getfundamental coding skills for both medicalpractices and hospitals.MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTLearn the skills needed to work as anadministrative assistant in a medical officeor hospital setting. These coursesconcentrate on the secretarial (as well asthe administrative) responsibilities ofvarious healthcare environments.MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLINGAND PATIENT ACCOUNTSInterested in specializing in insurance billingfor physicians, hospitals, or how aboutstarting a business of your own? Thiscertificate focuses on the special trainingneeds of medical billers entering theprofession today. Special attention tomanaged care and up-to-date medicalsoftware prepares you for today’sincreasing needs.ADVANCED MEDICAL BILLING AND CODINGA good career move for anyone with somemedical billing background. This certificateprogram focuses on the coding and specificbilling criteria necessary for a good job in aphysician’s office or hospital environment.MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONAll it takes is one spring or fall semester.Evening session only.Medical transcriptionists are neededeverywhere, for hospitals, transcription,typing services, and private practices. Youcan work at home or start your ownbusiness. Listen to doctors’ dictation andproduce the final medical documents for thepatients’ medical records. Challenging, wellpaidwork for the detail-oriented who enjoyworking with computers and are skilled intyping and English grammar.CLINICALCERTIFICATESPATIENT CARE ASSOCIATEMultiskilled caregivers work under aRegistered Nurse or other licensed medicalprofessional. Geared toward caring for themedical-surgical adult to geriatric patientand as a skills expansion program, itassists those who hold diplomas/certification to get patient care hospitalpositions requiring multiple skills.CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTANTA rewarding profession. Medical Assistantsperform important administrative andclinical tasks for physicians in privatepractice, like front desk administration,specimen collection; patient preparation forphysical exam; assisting the doctor withprocedures; administering medications;and patient education for treatment,surgery, and diagnostic testing.EKG TECHNICIANBecome an EKG Technician! In two fastsemesters, you can prepare for an entrylevelposition in the Cardiovascular/EKGdepartment of any hospital — starting anexciting career in healthcare.{“I have learned a lotin my classes. Theinstructors do not leavetheir students behind.”— G.A., student{Materials, except for textbooks andtapes for all healthcare classes, areincluded in tuition.IMPORTANT NOTICE:If you are out of school for more than three consecutive semesters,you must reapply for a Certificate Program.20QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

HEALTHCARE CAREERSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsPROGRAMS & REQUIRED COURSES - SEE ALL COURSE DESCRIPTIONS BEGINNING ON PAGE 22MEDICAL OFFICEASSISTANTREQUIRED COURSESSEMESTER 1• AH-101 Medical Terminology• AH-103 Medical Office Procedures• AH-109 Registration & DiagnosticScheduling*SEMESTER 2• AH-201 Medical Manager I• AH-108 Medical Office Writing Skills*• AH-861 Fundamentals of Medicare &Medicaid*• AH-958 Pharmacology, Theory andCalculations*Extra classes you may want to take afteryou earn your certificate• AH-207 Bookkeeping & Collections forPrivate Practice• AH-206 Managed Care & Special Plans• CP-200 Typing for Speed & AccuracyMEDICAL RECORDSREQUIRED COURSESSEMESTER 1• AH-101 Medical Terminology• AH-302 Health InformationManagement• AH-108 Medical Office Writing Skills*SEMESTER 2• AH-202 Coding, CPT-4• AH-204 Inpatient Hospital Coding• AH-252 Computer Success for MedicalPersonnel• AH-200 Coding, ICD-9Extra classes you may want to take afteryou earn your certificate• AH-203 Inpatient Hospital BillingMEDICALADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANTREQUIRED COURSESSEMESTER 1• AH-101 Medical Terminology• AH-103 Medical Office Procedures• CP-200 Typing for Speed & Accuracy• CP 203 Word• AH-958 Pharmacology, Theory andCalculations*SEMESTER 2• AH-109 Registration & DiagnosticScheduling*• AH-201 Medical Manager I• AH-750 Medical Transcription Introduction• AH-108 Medical Office Writing Skills*Extra classes you may want to take afteryou earn your certificate• CP-109 ExcelMEDICAL INSURANCEBILLING AND PATIENTACCOUNTSREQUIRED COURSESSEMESTER 1• AH-205 Medical Billing for Private Practice• AH-207 Bookkeeping & Collectionsfor Private Practice• AH-101 Medical Terminology• AH-108 Medical Office Writing Skills*SEMESTER 2• AH-203 Inpatient Hospital Billing• AH-206 Managed Care & Special Plans• AH-201 Medical Manager I• AH-208 Workers Comp/No Fault Billing• AH-861 Fundamentals of Medicare &MedicaidExtra classes you may want to take afteryou earn your certificate• AH-202 Coding, CPT-4• AH-200 Coding, ICD-9• AH-103 Medical Office Procedures• AH-204 Inpatient Hospital CodingADVANCED MEDICALBILLING AND CODINGPrerequisite: Completion of the Medical InsuranceBilling and Patient Accounts Program and/or fieldexperience with department approval.REQUIRED COURSESSEMESTER I• AH-200 Coding, ICD - 9• AH-202 Coding, CPT - 4• AH-201 Medical Manager I• AH-108 Medical Office Writing Skills*SEMESTER 2• AH-204 Inpatient Hospital Coding• AH-250 HCPCS/DME(Durable Medical Equipment)• AH-251 Medical Manager II• AH-252 Computer Success for MedicalPersonnel• AH-861 Fundamentals of Medicare &Medicaid*Extra classes you may want to take afteryou earn your certificate• AH-611 CPC Test Prep• AH-958 Pharmacology, Theory andCalculations*MEDICALTRANSCRIPTIONPrerequisite: 25WPM typing, excellent grammar andspelling• AH-400 Medical Transcription Program(includes medical terminology, medicaltranscription lab and practicum)Extra classes you may want to take afteryou earn your certificate• AH-102 Anatomy and Physiology• AH-958 Pharmacology, Theory andCalculations*PATIENT CAREASSOCIATEPrerequisite: Copies of diploma/certificates required.Entering students need meet only one of the followingrequirements:1. Certification or diploma no more than fiveyears old for medical assistant, EMT , nurse’sassistant, phlebotomist, or EKG technician2. Minimum of two years verifiable work/related experience as a medical assistant,nurse’s assistant, phlebotomist, or EKGtechnicianor3. Completion of the Queens College MedicalAssistant program.REQUIRED COURSESSEMESTER 1• AH-102 Anatomy & Physiology• AH-852 Patient Care Skills, Basic• AH-855 Venipuncture & SpecimenCollection• AH-856 Electrocardiogram• AH-958 Pharmacology, Theory andCalculations*SEMESTER 2• AH-854 Hospital Patient Care• AH-857 Arrhythmia Interpretation, Basic• AH-859 Medical Law & Ethics• AH-860 Interpersonal CommunicationCLINICAL MEDICALASSISTANTNote: Typing and excellent English speaking andwriting skills are highly recommended. See page 43for our typing coursesREQUIRED COURSESSEMESTER 1• AH-852 Patient Care Skills, Basic• AH-855 Venipuncture & SpecimenCollection• AH-856 Electrocardiogram• AH-101 Medical Terminology• AH-108 Medical Office Writing Skills*• AH-958 Pharmacology, Theory andCalculations*SEMESTER 2• AH-102 Anatomy & Physiology• AH-853 Clinical Skills for MedicalAssistants• AH-860 Interpersonal Communications• AH-109 Registration and DiagnosticScheduling*SEMESTER 3• AH-859 Medical Law & Ethics• AH-201 Medical Manager I• AH-103 Medical Office Procedures*Can be taken first or second semester.Healthcare CareersQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP21

Healthcare CareersThe world of medicineHEALTHCARE CAREERSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsEKG TECHNICIANIn only two semesters, train for an entrylevelposition in the Cardiovascular/EKGDepartment of any hospital, starting anexciting career in healthcare. Aftercompleting the required courses, receivea Certificate of Completion and becomeeligible for the national certificationexamination to become a Certified EKGTechnician (C.E.T). Opportunities foradvancement and further training areabundant.REQUIRED COURSESSEMESTER 1• AH-101 Medical Terminology• AH-852 Patient Care Skills, Basic• AH-856 ElectrocardiogramSEMESTER 2• AH 102 Anatomy and Physiology• AH-857 Arrhythmia Interpretation,Basic• AH-550 CPR: CardiopulmonaryResuscitationAdult/child/infant*• AH-959 Cardiac A&P withPharmacology & Diagnostics*Can be taken in the Firstor Second SemesterAH-102, Section TH21-QCAnatomy & PhysiologyAn introduction to the structure and functionof the human body, plus common disordersand diseases in relation to body systems.Open to all students but required for MedicalAssistant and Patient Care AssociateCertificate Programs. 24 hrs.Textbook(s) required.• Thursday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 15 - January 21, 2010$310 • 12 sessions • TBACOURSE DESCRIPTIONS (LISTED ALPHABETICALLY)AH-207, Section MO21-QCBookkeeping & CollectionsFor Private PracticeNote: This course is best taken with AH-205Learn basic accounting concepts for themedical office. Learn how to record chargesfor medical services, post transactions andpayments, and manage accounts receivablefrom patients and insurance companies.22 hrs.• Monday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 19-January 4, 2010$290 • 11 sessions • Marguerite SpenceAH-853, Section SA11-QCClinical Skills for MedicalAssistantsPrerequisite: AH-852Covers many techniques for assistingphysicians. Includes skin prep for minorsurgery and suture removal; commonlyprescribed medications, related terminologyand pharmaceutical references; methods foradministering medications; giving injections/immunizations, specimen collection andsimple laboratory procedures, plus patientcommunication skills. 27.5 hrs.Textbook(s) required.• Saturday, 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.October 17 - January 16, 2010$365 • 11 sessions • Arline Ellison*can be taken first or second semesterAH-202, Section WE21 -QCCoding, CPT-4Prerequisite: AH-101CPT codes are required by almost allinsurance companies. Current ProceduralTerminology coding (CPT) lists codes/descriptions of procedures/services ofphysicians and other medical professionals.CPT codes are required by almost allinsurance companies. Guidelines foraccuracy and maximum reimbursement arepart of this basic course. 24 hrs.Textbook(s) required.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 21 - January 27, 2010$310 • 12 sessions • Basdai LalsinghAH-200, Section TH21- QCCoding, ICD-9Prerequisite: AH-101A good starter course for medical personnelwho assign diagnosis codes for medicalbilling. The International Classification ofDiseases (ICD) arranges diseases andinjuries into coded groups. Together withCPT-4 codes, insurance companies interpretICD-9 codes to pay claims. 24 hrs.Textbook(s) required.• Thursday, 6:00 -8:00 p.m.October 15 - January 21, 2010$310 • 12 sessions • Basdai LalsinghAH-857, Section WE21-QCArrhythmia Interpretation, BasicPrerequisite: AH-856Anatomy and physiology of the heart andcardiovascular system. Clinical implicationsof cardiovascular diseases, their risk factors,diagnostic tests and treatment. Introductionto basic cardiac pharmacology and EKGmonitoring. Anatomy of the EKG and cardiaccycle as it relates to impulse conduction. Thedevelopment of a systematic approach toevaluation of basic and life threateningarrhythmias in both single and dual lead EKGstrips. 36 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 21 - January 27, 2010$395 • 12 sessions • Shiva Seejore22QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

HEALTHCARE CAREERSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsAH-252, Section TR21-QCComputer Successfor Medical Personnel*Certain computer applications and specificskills are essential for you to know in orderto gain employment in a physician’s office ormedical facility. This hands-on courseprovides an introduction to the followingsoftware programs. Microsoft Word (wordprocessing program), Excel (spreadsheetprogram), Power Point (presentationprogram), Access (database program) as wellas Medical Transcription equipment andpractice. You will also be taught the basicsof computers (hardware/software) andinternet search engines. 15 hrs.• Tuesday & Thursday, 5:45 - 8:45 p.m.September 8 - September 22$210 • 5 sessions • Diane Gahagan/Winfield EngAH-611, Section-TH21-QCCPC: Certified Procedural CoderPrerequisite: AH-200, AH-202 and/or 1 yearfield experience.This is the class for you! Sign up now if youwant to pass the CPC certification exam andget national recognition as a CertifiedProcedural Coder. Topics include an intensivereview of how and when to use specific CPTand HCPCS codes, coding scenarios,sample test questions, problem solving andanalysis of codes as well as test-takingstrategies. (Taught by a Certified ProceduralCoder.) Upon completion of this course, youcan register to take the CPC exam. For moreinformation about CPC certification, checkthe AA PC Website at www.NY mac.org orcall 1-(516) 987-6853. 30 hrs.• Thursday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.October 15 - January 7, 2010$420 • 10 sessions • Marguerite SpenceAH-550, Section SA11-QCCPR: CardiopulmonaryResuscitation Adult/Child/Infant*How to recognize the signs and symptomsof a heart attack or life-threatening heartrelatedproblems and how to administer careto an adult, child or infant who has stoppedbreathing, is choking or whose heart hasstopped beating. Materials included. Formedical personnel and others who requirecertification. 10 hrs.• Saturday, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.October 17 - November 14$125 • 5 sessions • Arline EllisonAH 856, Section WE21-QCElectrocardiogram (EKG)Note: Open to all Healthcare CareerPrograms Students.Review the basics of heart electrophysiology.Learn to set up an EKG machine, preparepatient for testing and perform a 12-leadEKG, recognizing limb reversals, correctingexterior interference and correctly identifyingbipolar, unipolar leads. Precordial leads willalso be covered. 24 hrs. Textbook(s)required.• Wednesday 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 21 - January 27, 2010$310 • 12 sessions • Joanne DouglasCP-109 Excel• SEE PAGE 44 FOR SCHEDULESAH-861, Section TU21-QCFundamentals of Medicare &Medicaid*This informational course offers anintroduction to both Medicare and Medicaidentitlement programs. Learn eligibilityrequirements, program benefits andguidelines regarding claims processing, aswell as crosswalk stipulations. Review ofreimbursement regulations, utilization review,and the appeals process level. 18 hrs.• Tuesday, 8:00 -10:00 p.m.October 13 - December 8$235 • 9 sessions • Deanna BuechelAH-250, Section TU21-QCHCPCS (Healthcare CommonProcedure Coding System)Prerequisite: AH-200 & AH-202Master the procedure codes required whenbilling for Durable Medical EquipmentHCPCS Level II companies, physicianspractices, hospitals and other medicalprofessionals. These codes primarilyrepresent items, supplies and non-physicianservices not covered by CPT-4 and requiredfor Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement.20 hrs. Textbook(s) required.• Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.October 13 - December 15$265 • 10 Sessions • Basdai Lalsingh*can be taken first or second semesterAH-302, Section TH21- QCHealth Information ManagementAn overview of the medical records departmentand filing systems used at variousfacilities; including release of information andconfidentiality issues; record assembly andanalysis; and processing incomplete records.20 hrs. Textbook(s) required.• Thursday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 15 - January 7, 2010$275 • 10 sessions • TBAAH-854, Section WE21-QCHospital Patient CarePrerequisite: AH-852A body system approach to patient care in thehospital. Each system is discussed separatelywith related tests, procedures and surgeries,including special patient preparation. Personalprotection equipment and standard precautionsappropriate for the hospital environment arecovered. Including adjunct skin care, oxygentherapy and hospital documentation related tocourse topics. 30 hrs.Textbook(s) required.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.October 21 - January 27, 2010$395 • 12 sessions • TBAAH-203, Section FR21-QCInpatient Hospital BillingPrerequisites: AH-205 & AH-207Learn the flow of hospital documentation frompre-admission to a payment claim, includingunique hospital coverage; procedures ofmajor third party payers; and businesslanguage/ abbreviation, UB-92 (UniformBilling Form); DRGs; per diem reimbursement;and more. 22 hrs.• Friday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 16 - January 15, 2010$290 • 11 sessions • Basdai LalsinghAH-204, Section TU21-QCInpatient Hospital CodingPrerequisite: AH-200, AH-202 and/or field-relatedcoding experience.Learn about hospital medical records and howto abstract and interpret information from them.With your coding knowledge from AH 200 orpractical experience, you practice ICD codingusing actual medical documentation. 22 hrs.ICD coding book (Vol. 3) and textbook are required.• Tuesday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 13 - December 22$290 • 11 sessions • Walter SandersonHealthcare CareersCourse WaiverIf you have previous experience in Medical Terminology, it is possible to waive the required course by taking a waiverexam. First register for AH-800 Medical Terminology Waiver. There is a $25 fee for the exam. After you register, pleasecall (718) 997-5734 for an appointment.QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP23

Healthcare CareersThe world of medicineHEALTHCARE CAREERSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsAH-206, Section MO21-QCManaged Care & Special Plans*Prerequisite AH-205 & AH-207An exclusive look at HMO, PPO and specialcoverage plans for those who are enteringmedical billing and need to know PCP, specialreferral, pre-certification and billing conceptsas they apply to managed care. Classesincludes claims, reimbursement tips, and across-section of guidelines. 20 hrs.• Monday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 19 - December 21$265 • 10 sessions • Basdai LalsinghAH-205, Section MO21-QCMedical Billing for Private PracticeNote: This course is best taken with AH-207Quickly master basics of the insurance billingprocess. Learn the forms and information tobe maintained, how to submit insuranceclaims following third party reimbursementregulations, and important tips for Medicareand private carriers. 22 hrs.• Monday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 19 - January 4, 2010$290 • 11 sessions • Marguerite SpenceAH-859, Section TH21-QCMedical Law & Ethics*Note: Open to all Healthcare CareerStudentsThis course covers medical law, ethics,bioethics, and professional conduct, pluslegal terms and specific law and statutesapplicable to health professionals. Includespatients bill of rights, advanced directives andscope of practice issues. Students gain aworking knowledge of medical legal terms.22 hrs. Textbook(s) required.• Thursday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 15 - January 14, 2010$275 • 11 sessions • David DorfmanAH-201, Seection TU21-QCMedical Manager IPrerequisite: Basic typing skills, intermediatecomputer skills; AH-205Using a leading medical software program,Medical Manager, learn to input patientdemographics, create insurance claimcenters, input billing data and post chargepayments. 24 hrs. Textbook(s) Required.• Tuesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 20 - January 12, 2010$310 • 12 sessions • Diane GahaganAH-251, Section WE21-QCMedical Manager, IIPrerequisite: AH-201Using the Medical Manager Softwareprogram, learn to input patient demographics,charge and payment posting, andinsurance claims. Learn how to utilizemonetary reports for various facilities. 24 hrs.Textbook(s) required.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 21 - January 27, 2010$310 • 12 Sessions • TBAAH-103, Section TU21 - QCMedical Office ProceduresMaster the basic skills for managing aphysician’s front desk. Telephone etiquette,appointment scheduling, pharmacy calls,patient record-keeping and an introduction toinsurance billing. 24 hrs.Textbook(s) required.• Tuesday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 13 - January 5, 2010$310 • 12 sessions • Lucille EdeleAH-108, Section MO21-QCMedical Office Writing Skills*Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of Word 2002Learn the basic elements of effective writingin order to present your ideas clearly inbusiness reports, letters and memos. UsingWord 2002 software, you will composebusiness and medical office correspondenceafter a thorough review of sentence structure,punctuation, spelling, proofreading andfundamentals of English grammar. 16 hrs.• Monday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 19 - December 7$210 • 8 sessions • Sheila BuhseAH-101, See Sections Below-QCMedical TerminologyThis introduction uses an anatomy systemsapproach to Medical Terminology. Constructmedical terms by word parts and develop apractical medical vocabulary (with correctpronunciation). 24 hrs. Textbook(s) required.• Section TU21Tuesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 20 - January 12, 2010$310 • 12 Sessions • TBA• Section TU12Tuesday, 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.October 13 - January 5, 2010$310 • 12 Sessions • Jane SandrowskyAH-750, SectionWE21-QCMedical Transcription IntroductionPrerequisite: CP-200, AH-101 & field experience withtyping ability of 25+ w.p.m.With computer and transcriber, you learnbasic skills for transcribing dictation by aphysician. Includes: how to operate thetranscriber, transcribe onto word processor,spell-check and print medical documents,and format patient histories, operative reports,consultations, discharge summaries, andletters. 20 hrs.• Wednesday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 21 - January 13, 2010$305 • 10 sessions • TBAAH-852, Section TU21-QCPatient Care Skills, BasicNote: Open to all Healthcare CareerPrograms StudentsCover skills common to private practice andhospital clinical work. Includes obtainingmedical histories, vital signs (blood pressure,temperature, pulse/respiration rates), andpreparing/draping patient for physicianexamination, plus infection control, propergloving techniques, first aid care andemergency procedures. 24 hrs. Textbook(s)required.• Tuesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 13 - January 5, 2010$310 • 12 sessions • TBAAH-400, Section MW21-QCMedical TranscriptionCertificate ProgramPrerequisite: High school diploma/GED, 25+ w.p.m.typing, excellent English grammar and spelling.This complete transcription course meetstwice a week, once for instruction — includingmedical terminology, transcription guidelinesand medical document formatting — and oncefor lab practice using a computer anddictaphone to produce medical documentswith teacher guidance. (You must complete aportfolio of transcription documents whichrequire extra practice time.) To use collegefacilities and transcribers, you must obtain alab ID card for unlimited free use during postedlab hours for the current semester. 72 hrs.Class size is limited, please register early.Textbooks and transcription tapesrequired.• Monday & Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.October 19 - January 25, 2010$675 • 24 sessions • TBA*can be taken first or second semester24QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

HEALTHCARE CAREERSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsAH-958, SectionWE21-QCPharmacology, Theory &CalculationsMedical personnel need to have an understandingof basic pharmacology andmathematical calculations to work effectivelyin a healthcare setting. Some of the topicscovered in this introductory course include:interpreting patients’ written prescriptions,routes of administration, contain dictationsof medications, generic and brand namedrugs, medical pharmaceutical abbreviationsand basic mathematics pertinent topharmaceutical calculations. This course isalso recommended for students who wish tobecome pharmacy technicians but need areview of mathematical concepts in order topass the entrance examination. 24 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 21 - January 27, 2010$325 • 12 sessions • Ernest AvalloneAH-959 Section TH21 – QCCardiac A&P with Pharmacology &DiagnosticsStructure and function of the heart and bloodvessels are covered. Stress testing protocols:Bruce modified Bruce and Naughton, Otherdiagnostic tests will be discussed,echocardiography, angiography, and nuclearscans. Risk factors for heart disease, theirdetection and normal parameters. Emergencycardiac medication, ntiarrhythmics, andantihypertensives will be discussed. 20 hrs.• Thursday, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.October 15 - January 7, 2010$280 • 10 sessions • Shiva SeejoreAH-109, Section WE21-QCRegistration & DiagnosticScheduling*Gain knowledge of how to obtain informationfrom patients, for medical records andinsurance billing. Procedures in verifyingvarious types of insurance coverage andsecuring pre-certifications for admissions andsurgeries will be discussed. In addition,scheduling of surgical procedures anddiagnostic tests will be reviewed. 24 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 21 - January 27, 2010$310 • 12 sessions • Lucille EdeleCP-200, Typing on the Computerfor Speed & Accuracy• SEE PAGE 43 FOR SCHEDULEAH-855, Section WE21-QCVenipuncture & Specimen CollectionExplore the anatomy and physiology of thevenous system and the proper techniquesfor obtaining blood specimens from adults.Learn vacuum tube collection and the useof winged infusion sets for phlebotomy withspecial procedures for glucose tolerance,therapeutic drug monitoring and specialhandling. 22 hrs.• Wednesday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 21 - January 20, 2010$300 • 11 sessions • Joanne Douglas*can be taken first or second semesterCP-203, Word• SEE PAGE 44 FOR SCHEDULEAH-208, Section TH21-QCWorkers Comp / No-Fault BillingThis is an introductory course for thoseentering the medical billing profession. Youwill obtain experience with No Fault andWorker’s Comp claims and billing. Learn theregulations and medical guidelines requiredfor correct billing and reimbursement.Identify the required forms; who should fileand timely filing guidelines. Complete andreview forms for correct documentation andbecome acquainted with the arbitrationprocess. 12 hrs.• Thursday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 15 - November 19$185 • 6 sessions • Mariela RussellAH-860, Section FR21-QCInterpersonal CommunicationsAddresses basic human needs, understandingmental illness and the death anddying process. The patient’s right to privacyand choice of treatment as it applies to themedical office staff is discussed. 24 hrs.Textbook(s) required. ICD coding book(Vol. 3) and textbook are required.• Friday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 23 - December 18$275 • 8 sessions •Robert Lawrence FriedmanPHARMACY TECHNICIANTEST PREPARATIONAs a technician, you will receive writtenprescriptions or requests for refills andelectronic prescriptions from the doctor’soffice. Working alongside the pharmacist, youmay retrieve, count, pour, weigh, measureand sometimes even mix the medication.Once the prescription is prepared, you’ll priceand file the prescription, prepare insuranceclaims and stock and check inventories.Hospital technicians have differentchallenges. They read patients’ charts, thenprepare and deliver the medicine to patients,after the pharmacist checks it. Techniciansoften assemble a 24-hour supply ofmedications for patients, packaging andlabeling each dose.TO TAKE THIS COURSE:First, pass the math test given at QueensCollege. Call (718) 997-5704 for the location.If the scheduled date is not suitable, you maycall for an appointment. Second, register forthe course. Prerequisite: HS Diploma/GED• Pharmacy Math Placement Test Date:Tuesday, September 226:00 - 8:00 p.m.PT-100, Section TU21-QCProfessional PharmacyTechnician Test PrepCourse topics will include: pharmacy laws inreference to Federal and State drugregulations/controls, pharmaceutical/medicalterminologies, prescriptions, calculatingdoses for oral and intravenous preparations,dosage formulations, routes of administration,parenteral medications, compounding, andsterile products. Also reviewed will be basichuman anatomy and how drugs affect thehuman organ systems.You will gain an understanding of basicbiopharmaceutics (factors affecting drugactivity). Also covered is the use of computertechnology for inventory management,financial budgeting, drug plan insuranceverification, and the use of referencematerial, both text and journals. Practiceexams will be offered throughout the courseto help with test taking skills. 38.5 contacthours.• Tuesday, 6:15 - 9:45 p.m.October 13 - December 22$825 • 11 sessions • Karen MuirPLEASE NOTE DEADLINE!To take the Pharmacy Technician examyou must register with the PharmacyTechnician Certification Board: call 1(800)363-8012, opt. 9, to get an application oronline at www.ptcb.org. For additionalinformation, call: 1 (877) 782-2888.Healthcare CareersQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP25

Healthcare CareersThe world of medicineHEALTHCARE CAREERSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsHEALTHCARE CAREERPROGRAMS FAST TRACKThese courses are for Allied Healthprofessionals who do not need or want tocommit to a certificate program, but wish tobroaden their knowledge and skills, and addto their credentials.AH-550, Section SA11-QCCPR: Cardiopulmonary ResuscitationAdult/Child/Infant*How to recognize the signs and symptomsof a heart attack or life-threatening heartrelatedproblems and how to administer careto an adult, child or infant who has stoppedbreathing, is choking or whose heart hasstopped beating. This course includesmaterials. For medical personnel and otherswho require certification. 10 hrs.Materials included.• Saturday, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.October 17 - November 14$125 • 5 sessions • Arline EllisonAH-958, SectionWE21-QCPharmacology, Theory &CalculationsMedical personnel need to have anunderstanding of basic pharmacology andmathematical calculations to work effectivelyin a healthcare setting. Some of the topicscovered in this introductory course include:interpreting patients’ written prescriptions,routes of administration, contain dictationsof medications, generic and brand namedrugs, medical pharmaceutical abbreviationsand basic mathematics pertinent topharmaceutical calculations. This course isalso recommended for students who wish tobecome pharmacy technicians but need areview of mathematical concepts in order topass the entrance examination. 24 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 21 - January 27, 2010$325 • 12 sessions • Ernest AvalloneAH-611, Section TH21-QCCPC: Certified Procedural CoderPrerequisite: AH-200, ICD-9, AH-202, CPT4 and/orone year field experience.This is the class for you! Sign up now if youwant to pass the CPC certification exam andget national recognition as a certifiedprocedural coder. Topics include an intensivereview of how and when to use specific CPTand HCPCS codes, coding scenarios,sample test questions, problem solving andanalysis of codes as well as test-takingstrategies. Taught by a Certified ProceduralCoder. Upon completion of this course, youcan register to take the CPC exam. For moreinformation about CPC certification, checkthe AA PC Website at www.aapc.org or call1-(516) 987-6853. 30 hrs.• Thursday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.October 15 - January 7, 2010$420 • 10 sessions • Marguerite SpenceAH-252, Section TR21-QCComputer Success for MedicalPersonnelCertain computer applications and specificskills are essential for you to know in orderto gain employment in a physician’s office ormedical facility. This hands-on courseprovides an introduction to the followingsoftware programs. Microsoft Word (wordprocessing program), Excel (spreadsheetprogram), Power Point (presentationprogram), Access (database program) as wellas Medical Transcription equipment andpractice. You will also be taught the basicsof computers (hardware/software) andinternet search engines. 15 hrs.• Tuesday & Thursday, 5:45 - 8:45 p.m.September 8 - September 22$210 • 5 sessions • Diane Gahagan/Winfield EngAH-208, Section TH21-QCWorkers Comp/No Fault BillingInterested in expanding your knowledge inmedical billing? This is an introductorycourse for those entering the medical billingprofession. You will obtain experience withNo Fault and Worker’s Comp claims andbilling. Learn the regulations and medicalguidelines required for correct billing andreimbursement. Identify the required forms;who should file and timely filing guidelines.Complete and review forms for correctdocumentation and become acquainted withthe arbitration process. 12 hrs.• Thursday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 15 - November 19$185 • 6 sessions • Mariela RussellAlso of Interest....The NYHQ CardiacHealthCenter’s WeightManagement ProgramThis is a comprehensive threepronged approach to helpachieve long-term weight lossand maintenance. Through thehealthy combinations of diet,exercise and behavior changes,our program was developedas the most effective way tolose weight and keep it off.Call 718-670-1695for information, class, scheduleand registration.Please mention seeing thisad in our catalog.26QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

LIFE-LONG LEARNINGDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsThe Life-Long Learning Program is a lowcosteducational program for matureadults. There are no tests, grades orpressure — just learning for your personalinterest and enjoyment in classes taughtby distinguished faculty and professionals.From Shakespeare to computers, it’s yourchoice. It’s never too late to learnsomething new or to revisit somethinglearned long ago. Classes are held duringthe day, on the Queens College Campus.COA-161, Section MO11-QCGetting to Know James JoyceDiscover Joyce’s simplicity, humanity, humorand genius via Joyce’s epiphanic stories. Thiscourse concludes with a viewing anddiscussion of John Huston’s “The Dead,” thatlast story in the English language. 12 hrs.• Monday, 12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m.October 19 - November 23$130 • 6 sessions • Edward KentCOA-158, Section WE11-QCFace to Face with FacebookThe internet has become a world whereanyone can be somebody. Anyone young orold can be connected or speak their mind.Learn about using social networking sites likeFacebook and MySpace to stay in touch withfriends and family. Discover how easy it is to“blog” your thoughts to the world. Let theworld know what you are dong now withTwitter. Who knows? you could become aninternet sensation. 6 hrs.• Wednesday, 12:15 - 2:15 p.m.November 11 - December 9(no class November 25)$130 • 4 sessions • Winfield EngCOA-124, Section TU11-QCLaw and MediaMedia portrayals of lawsuits and other legalproceedings- are they having an impact onthe justice system? We will look at televisionnews and dramas, movies and newspapercoverage to analyze and discuss the changethat seem to be occurring in our legal system.16 hrs.• Tuesday, 2.00 - 4:00 p.m.October 13 - December 1$130 • 8 sessionsDavid Alan Dorfman, Esq.For more classesCheck out ourEnrichment Courses onpages 15- 18COA-160, Section TU11-QCThe Roots of American ForeignPolicyWe will examine vital decisions of theSupreme Court as they impacted onAmerican Society, as well as the role ofjudicial leadership and personality of thedecisions. 16 hrs.• Tuesday, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.October 13 - December 1$130 • 8 sessions • Len GappelbergCOA-146, Section MO11-QCSo You Want to Write!: A CreativeWriting Workshop for BeginnersThis workshop introduces participants toliterary techniques and genres found infiction to help make their own writing moredramatic and vivid. Through guided exerciseand examples, students will develop theirown individual writing styles. Literarynonfiction based on personal non fiction iscreated and explored. Students learn fromeach other as they share and critiquecompleted pieces and works in progress.Students are supplied with the resourcesneeded to further develop themselves aswriters. 16 hrs.• Monday, 10:00 - 12:00 noonOctober 19 - December 7$130 • 8 sessions • Stella GrilloCOA-147, Section MO11-QC“The Story of Me”: AnIntroductory AutobiographyWorkshopHave you ever thought “My life would makea great book?” Do you want to leave yourstory behind for future generations? Do youwant to reminisce about your life? Then thisworkshop is for you! Through guidedexercises and class discussions, participantsbegin the process of examining and writingabout their lives and the important eventsthat shaped them. Everyone has an excitingstory to tell about his/her life. Join us andbegin the process of telling your story. 16 hrs.• Monday, 12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m.October 19 - December 7$130 • 8 sessions • Stella GrilloCOA-159, Section MO11-QCFile Management & BackupThe computer is a great tool for writingdocuments, building spreadsheets, evenediting photos. Use folders to organize yourfile library. Learn how to copy your photo filesfrom your camera to computer or copy musicfiles from your computer to your MP3 player.Learn how easy and important it is to backupyour precious files. 6 hrs.• Monday, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonDecember 7 - December 21$130 • 3 sessions • Winfield EngCOA-148, Section MO11-QCDigital PhotographyDigital cameras are everywhere these days.Come join us as we explore what makesdigital photography so popular and how toget the most out of your digital camera. Thisclass will cover the photography basics:transferring your photos from the camera intoyour computer, photo editing software andhow to share and distribute your photographsthrough the internet, e-mail and prints. Comejoin the fun as we demystify balance and ISO.You and your digital camera will never be thesame. 12 hrs.• Monday, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonOctober 19 - November 23$150 • 6 sessions • Winfield EngCOA-151, Section WE11-QCIntro to ComputersWelcome to the 21st century whereeverything is computerized. With processorthis and digital that, you wonder what it allmeans. Well, wonder no more... This classwill demystify the “major box” we know asthe computer. We will explore how to use acomputer to run applications wordprocessand churn our spreadsheets. 10 hrs.• Wednesday, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.October 21 - November 18$130 • 5 sessions • Winfield EngCOA-152, Section WE11-QCIntro to the InternetDo you feel like you’re on the ramp of theinformation super-highway, looking for anopening to get on? Well get ready to hit thegas pedal... This class is a get-your-handsdirtywith the internet experience. Learn howthe internet has changed the way wecommunicate, shop, handle finances,research and look at entertainment. 10 hrs.• Wednesday, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.December 2 - January 13, 2010$130 • 5 sessions • Winfield EngCOA-157, Section WE11-QCHow to Buy A ComputerGiga-What? Mega-Who? Are you looking tobuy a new computer but are confused by allthe terminology? This class will cover all thebasics of how to shop for a new computerand how to determine the best computersystem for you. 6 hrs.• Wednesday, 12:15 - 2:15 p.m.October 21 - November 4$130 • 3 sessions • Winfield EngQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEPLife-Long Learning27

Online ProgramsONLINE CERTIFICATE COURSESLearn the skills you need to begin a new direction with the following online home-based Certificate Programs.To register and to view the curriculum for each program, visit our website at http://www.cep.qc.edu/online/onlinecertprogram.htmThe following Certificates are available for:Fitness and Nutrition $598Learn the skills you need to become a Fitness and Nutritionprofessional at home, at your own pace. Achieve your dreams, newcareer, better salary, and the satisfaction that comes with helpingyour clients look and feel better. Train quickly and convenientlythrough distance learning. Cover these topics and more. Managingpersonal health, fitness and injury prevention, Sports nutrition,Promoting lifestyle changes, and Stress management and reduction.You’ll get valuable information about important fitness issues fromdesigning conditioning programs to exercise testing and fitnessevaluation.Court Reporter $2998Train to be a court reporter — at home, at your own pace. Unlike atraditional court reporter school, our program features self-guided,independent learning. You’ll get hands-on training in; Court andRealtime Reporting, Written Communication and Personal Skills,Legal and Medical Terminology, Professionalism and SpeedDevelopment, and Advanced Realtime Skills.Dog Obedience Trainer/Instructor $898There are certain skills you need to begin a career as a DogObedience Trainer or Instructor. The Dog Obedience Trainer/Instructor Program helps you learn them quickly and conveniently.You’ll learn; To understand dog behavior, communication, and useof the senses, How to influence dog behavior using conditioningand reinforcement, House training, crate training, hunting training,and basic veterinary issues, How to deal with behavior problemsand teach competition obedience.Veterinary Assistant $798Learn the skills you need to become a Veterinary Assistant at home,at your own pace. Work with animals! The Veterinary AssistantProgram can help you make a difference your abilities can keepanimals healthy, nurse them when ill even save their lives. Trainquickly and conveniently. Learn how to; Obtain animal healthhistories and records, Provide specialized nursing care, Assist insurgical procedures, Wash, feed, and care for animals, and muchmore. You’ll get valuable information about animal-related issuesfrom care and handling to veterinary practice and administration.Catering/Gourmet Cooking $798Learn the skills you need to succeed in Catering/Gourmet Cooking— at home, at your own pace. Develop your natural talent forCatering and Gourmet Cooking with the Catering and GourmetCooking distance learning program. Your customers, neighbors, andfriends will respect your skills and admire the exquisite meals youprepare and serve. Train quickly and conveniently with our QuickLearn method. Learn about; Food and beverage styles involved incatering, The gourmet kitchen and the culinary professional,Preparing poultry, fish, game, and shellfish, and Baking and pastry.You’ll get valuable information about different cuts of meat and howto prepare them, as well as basic and advanced presentation.Interior Decorator $698Learn the skills you need to become an Interior Decorator at home,at your own pace. Develop your natural talent for interior designwith the Interior Decorator Program. Train quickly and conveniently.Learn to; Determine your clients’ needs and priorities, Use theelements and principles of design and color, Choose the besttreatments for floors, walls, and windows, Start and operate yourown business as an Interior Decorator. Get hands-on experience infurniture buying, fabric selection, dealing with suppliers.Pet Groomer $798Learn how to become a Pet Groomer at home, at your own pace.There are certain skills you need to begin a career as a Pet Groomer.The Pet Groomer Program helps you learn them quickly andconveniently. You’ll get hands-on training in; Basics and equipmentof pet grooming, Maintenance and care of kennels and crates, Dogtypes, personalities, and handling, Cat types, personalities, andhandling, Basic health care of dogs and cats.Professional Bridal Consultant $798Learn to be a Professional Bridal Consultant at home, at your ownpace. Turn your dream of becoming a Bridal Consultant into anexciting career with the Professional Bridal Consultant Program.Train quickly and conveniently. Learn to; Arrange for photography,Coordinate and plan ceremonies and receptions, Plan and orderfloral arrangements, clothing and invitations, Start and operate yourown business as a wedding planner.Wildlife/Forestry Conservation $698Turn your love of the great outdoors into a rewarding career withthe Wildlife/Forestry Conservation Program. Train quickly andconveniently with our proven distance learning method. Earn yourCareer Diploma in Wildlife/Forestry Conservation in as little as sixmonths. You’ll learn all about; Wildlife law enforcement andpopulation management, Forest ecology and protection, Park andrecreational facility operation, and Field equipment and safety.Professional Landscaper $998Become a Professional Landscaper at home, at your own pace.The Professional Landscaper Program helps you learn them quicklyand conveniently. You’ll learn about; Plant health, soil, and fertilizersused in landscaping, Servicing garden tractors and other tools usedin landscaping, Creating landscaping designs using shrubs andground covers, Specialty landscaping, starting and operating yourown landscaping business.28QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

Proudly Celebrating over25 Years of ABA ApprovalPARALEGAL PROGRAMSharon Shulman, Esq., Director / Connie Venieris, CoordinatorThe verdict is in. We’re the best!PARALEGAL PROGRAMWhile some paralegals benefit from on the job training, the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggests that most employersprefer graduates of paralegal education programs.Advisory BoardCHAIRCatherine R. Glover, Esq.Helen Armagno*Sheila Beverly-SkinnerDouglas BoettnerHugh W. Campbell, Esq.Santo Anthony Cipolla*Hon. Marguerite GraysKaren Ilardi-Lowy, CPCMichael Mansfield, Esq.Dorota Marchelewicz*Edward H. Rosenthal, Esq.Hon. Martin ShulmanSheila Steiner*Guy Vitacco, Jr., Esq.*ParalegalProgram ObjectivesTo provide comprehensive and practicaltraining in those areas of the law that prepareparalegals to assist attorneys. Your careertraining includes client interviews, legalresearch factual analysis, case preparationfor civil litigation and criminal proceedings,preparation of legal documents and otherforms, case schedule maintenance, and lawoffice administration. Paralegals areprohibited by law from offering legaladvice. Our Program teaches and reviewsthe ethical considerations involved in theparalegal field. (Continuing professionalcourses are also available for graduates andpracticing paralegals.)Very Special Features of Our Program• ABA-approved• Approved for Veterans benefits and othervoucher systems• Day, Evening, Combination and WeekendCertificate Programs• Faculty and Advisory Board includesprominent judges, attorneys and paralegals• Paralegal Studies library on campus• Internship course provides on-the-jobexperience• Placement assistance offered to graduates(Placement not guaranteed)• Westlaw online accessAdmission to the ProgramSubmit the following:• A completed Legal Studies Programapplication. Pick one up in the CEP office(Kiely Hall, Room 111) or call 718-997-5709.• A non refundable $35 application fee.• An official college transcript indicating 60credits (18 in Liberal Arts subjects spreadover three different disciplines) beforestarting the program• Proof of college-level writing proficiency,satisfied by a Bachelor’s or Associate of Artsdegree or a college-level English ComprehensionCourse, or by taking a writingproficiency exam before classes begin.Send all applications to:Sharon Shulman, Esq.Director, Paralegal Studies ProgramQueens College, Continuing Education Program65-30 Kissena Blvd., Flushing, New York 11367Please note, you can take up to two coursesas a non-enrolled student.In accordance with American BarAssociation guidelines (ABA), students maynot register for more than two courseswithout enrolling in the Certificate Program.These two courses cannot be in theAccelerated Day Program. If you takeadditional courses, they will not count towardfulfilling certificate requirements, even if youlater apply and are accepted into theprogram. Students may not register for acourse after the first meeting of a class.Certificate of CompletionReceive a Certificate of Completion after• Satisfactorily complete twelve paralegalcourses (5 required & 7 electives)• Attend 80% of all class sessions• Receive a grade of C or better in eachrequired course• Earn an overall grade point average of3.0 (B) upon graduation.Students with an overall A- average graduatewith distinction.Students who receive less than C in arequired course will be placed onacademic probation and may not registerfor additional courses until they receivea grade of C or better in that course.Some General Information• No exemptions to college creditrequirements.• Students must fulfill certificaterequirements in effect at the time of theiradmission to the program.• Required courses must be completedsatisfactorily before students can registerfor elective courses.• Those who do not complete requiredcourse work or take the final exam receivea failing grade unless a compelling reasonis presented to the instructor. A studentwith an Incomplete cannot receive aCertificate of Completion.• Students wishing to register for DayAccelerated Program must be interviewed.• All materials are included in tuition.Textbooks are not included.Students who are not computer literateshould take CP-135 Intensive ComputerWorkshop. In the field of law, computerprofiency is very important. see page 43CLASS LOCATIONSParalegal classes are held at:• Queens College Campus (QC)65-30 Kissena Boulevad, Flushing,New York• Lehman College Campus (LC)250 Bedford Park Boulevard, Bronx,New YorkATTENDANCE OPTIONSEVENING PROGRAMThe Evening Certificate Program can becompleted in approximately three semestersor students can choose to proceed moreslowly. Evening courses meet once a weekfor 12-14 sessions in the Fall and Springsemesters, and twice a week for 12-14sessions in the summer semester.COMBINATION PROGRAMRegister for both evening and weekendclasses. Register early, Space is limited.FALL AND SPRING ONLYACCELERATEDWEEKEND PROGRAMThe Weekend Accelerated CertificateProgram can be completed in eight months.Students enter in the Fall semester. Coursesare offered for eight or nine sessions, from9:00 -12:00 noon and from 1:00 - 4:00 pm,on Saturdays and Sundays.ACCELERATED DAY PROGRAMComplete the day program in approximatelyfour and a half months. Classes meet daily,Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to2:00 p.m. Students must be interviewed bythe coordinator before registering.LEHMAN COLLEGECAMPUS PROGRAMThis four (4) part combination weekend/evening program is offered exclusively onthe Lehman College campus. This programmeets Saturdays, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.and 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. and on Thursdays7:00 - 10:00 p.m.• STUDENTS MUST ENTER IN THE FALLSEMESTERParalegal StudiesQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP29

Paralegal StudiesPARALEGAL PROGRAMSharon Shulman, Esq., Director / Connie Venieris, CoordinatorACCELERATEDDAY PROGRAMCourses Only at Queens CollegePS-400-415-QCAccelerated Day ProgramCourses are offered Monday through Friday9:00 to 11:00 a.m. and 12 noon to 2:00 p.m.from October 13 - February 26. Students inthe day program must begin on October 13and take all twelve day courses. 298 hrs.The Accelerated Day Program includes:• Introduction to the Law and Ethics• Litigation I• Legal Writing• Legal Research• Litigation II• Law Office Technology• Family Law• Criminal Law• Real Property Law• Wills, Trusts & Estates• Torts and Insurance Law• Contracts and the Uniform CommercialCodeTo register for these courses, students mustapply for acceptance into the ParalegalCertificate Program (See instructions underAdmission to the Certified Program andrequirements for the Certificate underCertificate of Completion.)Tuition for the Accelerated Day Program is$4,350, payable in three installments.$1,500 is due at registration; $1,500 byNovember 25 and $1,350 by January 15,2010. Fee includes registration andmaterials fee.Please consult with the Paralegal Officebefore you register for these classes.REQUIRED COURSES• PS-100 Introduction to the Law and Ethics*• PS-101 Legal Writing for Paralegals• PS-102 Legal Research (fall/spring only)• PS-103 Litigation I• PS-104 Litigation IIRequired courses must be satisfactorily completedbefore students can register for electives. Litigation IImay be taken at the same time as electives.*PS 100 Introduction to Law MUST be taken firstOpen HouseQUEENS COLLEGEMonday, September 14, 20096:00 - 8:00 pmLEHMAN COLLEGETuesday, September 8, 20096:30 - 8:00 pmThe verdict is in. We’re the best!ELECTIVE COURSES• PS-200 Personal Injury, Torts, andInsurance Law• PS-203 Bankruptcy Law• PS-204 Family Law• PS-205 Wills, Trusts, and Estates• PS-206 Criminal Law• PS-208 Contracts and the U.C.C.• PS-209 Corporation Law• PS-210 Paralegal Internship• PS-213 Elder Law• PS-215 Real Property Law• PS-217 Law Office Management• PS-230 Intellectual Property• PS-234 Law Office Technology• PS-239 Probate Preparation for Estates• PS-240 Medical Malpractice forParalegals• PS-242 Advanced Legal Analysis*Not every course is offered every semester.All materials and technology fees areincluded in tuitionREQUIRED COURSES*PS-100, See Sections BelowIntroduction to the Law and EthicsAn introduction to law and the legal system.Topics include: how laws are made and howthey affect society; federal, state and localcourt systems; language of the legalprofession; legal case analysis; theparalegal’s role and ethics. 26 hrs.• Section MO21 –QCMonday, 8:20 - 10:20 p.m.October 19 - January 25, 2010$385 • 13 sessions • Brian H. Lowy, Esq.• Section SA12 – QCSaturday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonOctober 17 - December 19(Last session is 2 hrs.)$385 • 9 sessions • Brian H. Lowy, Esq.PS-101, See Sections BelowLegal Writing for ParalegalsGood paralegals always express themselvesclearly in writing. So sharpen your ability toargue legal issues effectively. You will prepareseveral law-related assignments. 24 hrs.Prerequisite: A foundation in basic grammar;English as first language or high fluency.• Section TU21 – QCTuesday, 6:10 - 8:10 p.m.October 13 - January 5, 2010$350 • 12 sessions • Hon. Cheryl Joseph• Section SU12 – QCSunday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.October 18 - December 13$350 • 8 sessions • Jeffrey Jackson, Esq.PS-102, See Sections BelowLegal ResearchProvides an essential foundation in themethods of legal research, including effectiveuse of the law library and primary legal sourcematerials. Lectures and assignmentsemphasize the proper procedures forresearching state and federal statutes,finding legal precedents based on courtdecisions, and using legal encyclopedias,digests, and Shepard’s Citations. Eachperson must prepare a memorandum of lawthat requires library work outside of class.24 hrs.• Section MO21 - QCMonday, 6:10 - 8:10 p.m.October 19 - January 11, 2010$350 • 12 sessions • Brian Lowy, Esq.• Section SA12 - QCSaturday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.October 17 - December 12$350 • 8 sessions • Brian Lowy, Esq.PS-103, See Sections BelowLitigation I (Civil)Explore the civil lawsuit from service ofsummons to complaint, responsivepleadings, and preparation for trial. Itemphasizes substantive law concerningjurisdiction, venue, statutes of limitation,proper service of pleadings, disclosure,motion practice and calendar practice.Assignments include preparation of litigationrelateddocuments. 28 hrs.• Section TU21 – QCTuesday, 8:20 - 10:20 p.m.October 13 - January 19, 2010$395 • 14 sessions • Richard Chase, Esq.• Section SU12 – QCSunday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonOctober 18 - December 20(last session is 4 hours)$395 • 9 sessions • David Rosen, Esq.PS-104, See Sections BelowLitigation II (Civil)Continuation of Litigation I includes trialpreparation, rules of evidence, judgment, andappeal. Even more than in Litigation I, youwill get practical experience in documentpreparation. Prerequisite: PS-103. 28 hrs.• Section TU21-QCTuesday, 6:10 - 8:10 p.m.October 13 - January 19, 2010$395 • 14 sessions • Hon. Carolyn Wade• Section SA12 - QCSaturday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonJanuary 9 - March 13, 2010(last session is 4 hours)$395 • 9 sessions • Hon. Cheryl Joseph30QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

PARALEGAL PROGRAMSharon Shulman, Esq., Director / Connie Venieris, CoordinatorELECTIVESElectives may be taken in any order unlessotherwise noted. Students must completerequired courses satisfactorily beforeregistering for these courses.PS-200, Section SU11-QCPersonal Injury Torts & Insurance LawExplores personal injury litigation and variousforms of tort liability, including negligence,malpractice, and product liability from bothplaintiff’s and defendant’s perspective. Youwill consider the importance of insurance andlearn about your rights under the standardNew York automobile liability policy. 24 hrs.• Sunday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonJanuary 10 - March 7, 2010$350 • 8 sessions • David Rosen, Esq.PS-204, Section MO21-QCFamily LawBasic course in substantive and procedurallaw concerning matrimonial practice coversFamily Court and Supreme Court jurisdictionand procedure, divorce, separation,annulment and dissolution, and equitabledistribution of marital assets. Also: pretrialmotions; discovery, maintenance (alimony),child support and custody, preparation ofjudgments, calendar practice, enforcementand modification of judgments. 24 hrs.• Monday, 8:20 - 10:20 p.m.October 19 - January 11, 2010$350 • 12 sessions • TBAPS-205, Section WE21-QCWills, Trusts & EstatesStudents will receive instruction on thepreparation and use of wills, trusts, powersof attorney, health care proxies, living willsand other related legal documents. 24 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:10 - 8:10 p.m.October 21 - January 27, 2010$350 • 12 sessions •Theodore Fodera, Esq.PS-208, Section SU11-QCContracts and theUniform Commercial CodePrinciples of contract law, including offer,acceptance, and consideration are covered.It explores the law of contracts and its effecton everyday business transactions, withspecial attention to the Uniform CommercialCode (U.C.C.). 24 hrs.• Sunday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.January 10 - March 7, 2010$350 • 8 sessionsRobert Greenberg, Esq.PS-222, Section TH21-QCJob Search Techniques WorkshopFree for current Queens College ParalegalCertificate students and graduates.• Thursday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.January 14, 2010FREE • 1 session • To reserve a seat,Call 718-997-5709PS-206, Section SA11-QCCriminal LawThis introduction to criminal law, from arrest,arraignment, and motion practice throughtrial and appeal, includes topics of searchand seizure, warrants, grand juryproceedings, pretrial discovery, pretrialmotions, and speedy trial. You will preparemotions, memoranda of law, and otherrelevant documents. 24 hrs.• Saturday 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.January 9 - March 6, 2010$350 • 8 sessions • Brian H. Lowy, Esq.PS-210, Section IN11-QCParalegal InternshipThis is special. It supplements coursetraining with practical skills gained on thejob. A limited number of internships areavailable in public agencies and private lawfirms, placement is not guaranteed. Internsare required to work 24 seven-hour days,and they must speak periodically with theinstructor reviewing their work. Grading ispass/fail, and a passing grade depends ona satisfactory evaluation from the employer.The internship program is open only tostudents who have satisfactorily completedall required courses and have a 3.0 average.To apply for an internship, you must submita memorandum of law, a recent résumé,letters of recommendation from twoparalegal instructors, and you must beinterviewed by the instructor beforeregistering. To schedule an interview, call718-997-5709.• Semester begins Tuesday,October 13Sharon Shulman, Esq.$350 • 24 days (168 hours)PS-215, Section TH21-QCReal Property LawIntroduces students to real estatetransactions and principles of law includingcontracts of sale, deeds, leases, landlordand tenant relations, liens, easements, andother encumbrances, supplementary realestate instruments, bonds, and mortgages,title search, insurance closing and recording,cooperatives, condominiums, and homeownership. Gives detailed instruction ondrafting and preparing conveyances andother real property instruments in commonusage. 24 hrs.• Thursday, 6:10 - 8:10 p.m.October 15 - January 21, 2010$350 • 12 sessions • Elena Razis, Esq.PS-239, Section TU21-QCProbate Preparation for EstatesA comprehensive survey of Probate and otherSurrogate’s court forms. Learn how tocomplete forms accurately and evaluate theessential information required to filepaperwork with the court. Each session willaddress many confusing issues and clarifykey points about forms, statutes and filingprocedures. This class is a must to gainpractical and procedural knowledge in trustsand estates practice. 24 hrs.• Tuesday, 8:20 - 10:20 p.m.October 13 - January 5, 2010$350 • 12 sessions • Mark J. ChotkowskiPS-230, Section WE21-QCIntellectual PropertyTake the first step towards becoming anintellectual property paralegal. Learn thebasics of intellectual property law, howcompanies protect their intellectual propertyin the real world, how to file trademarks andcopyrights online, and the effect of intellectualproperty on the Internet. 24 hrs.• Wednesday, 8:20 - 10:20 p.m.October 21 - January 27, 2010$350 • 12 sessions •Mitchell Rothenberg, Esq.PS-234, Section MO21-QCLaw Office TechnologyFor paralegals experienced in the basicsof law office computing, this hands-oncourse focuses on electronically assistedlegal research, specifically; Westlaw andInternet sites. Also included: databasecreation and data entry as they relate tothe production of law office documents,plus an introduction to time and casemanagement software and the law officebilling program PCLaw©. 24 hrs.• Monday, 6:10 - 8:10 p.m.October 19 - January 11, 2010$350 • 12 sessions • TBACONTINUING PROFESSIONALEDUCATION FOR THEPRACTICING PARALEGALPS-312, Section SU11-QCLegal Proofreading SeminarLarge law firms employ individuals whose solefunction is legal proofreading, but smaller firmsdelegate this function to their legal supportstaff who are often not trained to handle suchwork. After learning how to handle solidreads, redlining, blacklining and cumulativeblacklining, as well as more generalproofreading elements such as checkinglegal documents for format, spelling, andstyle, you will be able to handle proofreadingassignments at firms of any size. Double yourchances of working in the legal environmentby learning this invaluable skill. 8 hrs.• Sunday, 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.November 15$110 • 1 session • Nicolai BorosParalegal StudiesQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP31

Paralegal StudiesPARALEGAL PROGRAMSharon Shulman, Esq., Director / Connie Venieris, CoordinatorTHE QUEENS COLLEGE/CEPPARALEGAL STUDIESPROGRAMSCHEDULE OF CLASSESFALL 2009LEHMAN COLLEGE CAMPUS-LC250 Bedford Park Boulevard WestBronx, NY 10468This four (4) part combination weekend/evening program is offered exclusively on theLehman College campus. Students taking thisprogram in its entirety will save $225. The totalcost of the program excluding textbooks willbe $4,160. (Registration fees included).If the courses are taken individually, the costof the entire program will be $4,385. Eachsemester requires a $20 fee if takenindividually. If you opt to take classesindividually, you may take classes at eitherQueens or Lehman Campus.Group I - Fall SemesterTuition: $1,040 (due at registration)PS-100, Section SA11-LCIntroduction to the Law and EthicsAn introduction to law and the legal system.Topics include: how laws are made and howthey affect society; federal, state and localcourt systems; language of the legalprofession; legal case analysis; theparalegal’s role and ethics. 26 hrs.• Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonOctober 17 - December 19(last class 2 hours)$385 • 9 sessions • TBAPS-102, Section TH21-LCLegal ResearchProvides an essential foundation in themethods of legal research. Students learneffective use of the law library and primarylegal source materials. Lectures andassignments emphasize the properprocedures for researching state and federalstatutes, finding legal precedents based oncourt decisions, and using legalencyclopedias, digests and Shepard’sCitations. Course requires library workoutside of class. 24 hrs.• Thursday, 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 22 - December 17$350 • 8 sessions • TBAPS-103, Section SA11-LCLitigation IExplore the civil lawsuit from service of summonsto complaint, responsive pleadings, andpreparation for trial. It emphasizes substantivelaw concerning jurisdiction, venue & statutes oflimitation, proper service of pleadings,disclosure, motion practice and calendarpractice. Assignments include preparation oflitigation related documents. 28 hrs.• Saturday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.October 17 - December 19(last session is 4 hours)$395 • 9 sessions • TBAGroup II - Fall SemesterTuition: $1,040 (due at registration)(dates subject to change)PS-101, Section SA11-LCLegal Writing for ParalegalsGood paralegals always express themselvesclearly in writing. So sharpen your ability toargue legal issues effectively. You will prepareseveral law related assignments. Prerequisite;A foundation is basic grammar; English as firstlanguage or high fluency. 24 hrs.• Saturday, 9:00 - 12:00 noonJanuary 9 - March 6, 2010$350 • 8 sessions • TBAPS-104, Section SA11-LCLitigation IIContinuation of Litigation I includes trialpreparation, rules of evidence, judgementand appeal. More than in Litigation I, youwill get practical experience in documentpreparation. 28 hrs.Prerequisite: PS-103• Saturday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.January 9 - March 13, 2010(last session is 4 hours)$395 • 9 sessions • TBAPS-206, Section TH21-LCCriminal LawThis introduction to criminal law, from arrest,arraignment, and motion practice throughtrial and appeal, includes topics of searchand seizure, warrants, grand jury proceedings,pretrial discovery, pretrial motions, andspeedy trial. You will prepare motions,memoranda of law, and other relevantdocuments. 24 hrs.• Thursday, 7:00 -10:00 p.m.January 14 - March 4, 2010$350 • 8 sessions • TBAGroup III - Spring SemesterTuition: $1,040 (due at registration)(dates subject to change)PS-204, Section TH21-LCFamily LawBasic course in substantive and procedurallaw concerning matrimonial practice coversFamily Court and Supreme Court jurisdictionand procedure, divorce, separation,annulment and dissolution, and equitabledistribution of marital assets. Also, pretrialmotions; discovery, maintenance (alimony),child support and custody, preparation ofjudgments, calendar practice, enforcementand modification of judgments. 24 hrs.• Thursday, 7:00 -10:00 p.m.March 18 - May 20$350 • 8 sessions • TBAPS-200, Section SA11-LCPersonal Injury, Torts & Insurance LawExplores personal injury litigation and variousforms of tort liability, including negligence,malpractice, and product liability from bothplaintiff’s and defendants perspective. You willconsider the importance of insurance andlearn about your rights under the standardNew York automobile liability policy. 24 hrs.• Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 12 :00 noonMarch 20 - June 5$350 • 8 sessions • TBAPS-215, Section SA11-LCReal Property LawIntroduces students to real estate transactionsand principles of law including contracts of sale,deeds, leases, landlord and tenant relations,liens, easements, and other encumbrances,supplementary real estate instruments, bonds,and mortgages, title search, insurance closingand recording, cooperatives, condominiums,and home ownership. Gives detailed instructionon drafting and preparing conveyances andother real property instruments in commonusage. 24 hrs.• Saturday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.March 20 - June 5$350 • 8 sessions • TBAGroup IV- Summer SemesterTuition: $1,040 (due at registration)(dates subject to change)PS-234, Section TH21-LCLaw Office TechnologyFor paralegals who are experienced with thebasics of law office computing, this handsoncourses focuses on electronicallyassisted legal research, specifically;Westlaw and Internet sites. Also included:database creation and date entry as theyrelate to the production of law officedocuments, plus an introduction to time andcase management software and the lawoffice billing program PCLaw©. 24 hrs.• Thursday, 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.June 17 - August 5$350 • 8 sessions • TBAPS-208, Section SA11-LCContracts & UCCPrinciples of contract law, including offeracceptance, and consideration are covered.It explores the law of contracts and its effecton everyday business transactions, withspecial attention to the Uniform CommercialCode (UCC). 24 hrs.• Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noonJune 26 - August 14$350 • 8 sessions • TBAPS-205, Section SA11-LCWills, Trusts & EstatesPrepare pertinent legal forms for trusts andestates based on hypothetical case studies.Topics include will drafting and statutoryrequirements for execution of a will, use of trusts,preparation of an estate plan, and Surrogates’sCourt practice, probate, administration, andsmall estate proceedings. 24 hrs.• Saturday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.June 26 - August 14$350 • 8 sessions • TBA32QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

COLLEGE READINESSTEST PREPAS-500, Section WE21-QCWriting Assessment WorkshopDon’t let shaky writing skills, fear of writing,or a prior failure hold you back from takingthe Writing Assessment Test. Get the skillsneeded to pass the test. We cover essayorganization and development, strategies forwriting effective arguments, and correctgrammar and usage. There is an assessmenttest at the completion of class for studentswho are enrolled or plan to enroll in QueensCollege. 22.5 hrs.Note: students must attend a minimum ofeight sessions.• Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:00 p.m.October 21 - January 6, 2010$255 • 9 sessions • William L. BrooksAS-102, Section TU21-QCReading Skills Improvementfor AdultsPoor readers are disadvantaged at work andin daily life. Why not learn to read and understandquickly, enriching your vocabulary, andraising your skills? (If you feel your readingneeds improvement, it probably does!) Highlyrecommended if you are planning to take theGED exam or the CUNY Assessment Test.15 hrs.• Tuesday, 8:10 - 9:40 p.m.October 20 - December 22$205 • 10 sessions • William L. BrooksAS-103, Section TH21-QCBasic Math Made EasyCan you use extra help before taking collegemath? Review basic math through algebra. Auseful preparation for the CUNY AssessmentTest and for computer courses where basicmath is necessary. Open to all. 18 hrs.• Thursday, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 22 - January 7, 2010$235 • 9 sessions • Edwin HughesWRITING & SPEECHAS-104, Section MO21-QCBasic WritingSay goodbye to writing fears! Master thebasic elements of effective writing: makingand supporting a point; organizing andunifying ideas; writing short and longparagraphs and eventually essays. Take thiswith AS 105, Basic Grammar. 15 hrs.Prerequisite: English fluency.• Monday, 8:10 - 9:40 p.m.October 26 - January 11, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • William L. BrooksAS-105, Section MO21-QCBasic Grammar and Correct UsageOnce you learn the fundamentals of English,you’re ready for advanced writing projects.Between class and home assignments,develop clear and proper usage. Take thiswith AS-104, Basic Writing. 15 hrs.Prerequisite: English fluency.• Monday, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.October 26 - January 11, 2010$205 • 10 sessions • William L. BrooksAS-106, Section TU21-QCVocabulary Building at its BestImprove your speaking and writingvocabulary and enjoy it! Topics include:increasing your vocabulary with synonyms,antonyms, homonyms; building new wordswith prefixes and suffixes; metaphors andsimiles; word families and parts of speech;syllabication and pronunciation; slang,dialect and jargon; spelling patterns,euphemisms, and foreign words andexpressions. 15 hrs.• Tuesday, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.October 20 - December 22$205 • 10 sessions • William L. BrooksBS-409Business WritingSee description and schedule on page 6.Get a 5% Discounton all courses if you register at theContinuing Education Open HouseMonday, September 146:00 - 8:00 p.m.Sharply focused courses for your examsPREPARATORY SKILLSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsEXAM PREPARATIONThere is no better preparation for the GREand GMAT exams than Cambridge TestPrepPLUS. Taught by experienced test-prepinstructors. The GRE and GMAT exams aregiven on computer so both courses utilizecomputers and specially designed softwareto prepare students for the new test format.Focus on skills needed to earn a qualifyingscore for the school of your choice. Topics:reading comprehension, problem solving,quantitative comparisons, logical andanalytical reasoning. Take practice exams anduse simulated materials. Review questiontypes and test strategies. All books andmaterials are provided. Each class is 24 hrs.For applications to take theGRE and GMAT exams, please call:GRE: 609-771-7670GMAT: 1-800-717-4628AS-202, See Sections Below-QCGRE• Test Date: November/DecemberSection SA11Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.September 26 - November 7$425 • 6 sessions • Tom Sands• Test Date: January/FebruarySection SA12Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.November 14 - January 9, 2010$425 • 6 sessions • Tom SandsAS-203, See Sections Below-QCGMAT• Test Date: November/DecemberSection SA11Saturday, 1:30 - 5:30 p.m.September 26 - November 7$425 • 6 sessions • Tom Sands• Test Date: January/FebruarySection SA12Saturday, 1:30 - 5:30 p.m.November 14 - January 9, 2010$425 • 6 sessions • Tom SandsNote: All books and materials included for GRE and GMAT.Preparatory SkillsStudent Union, 4th floorQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP33

Preparatory SkillsPREPARATORY SKILLSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsAS-306, Section SA11 - QCThe SAT Prep CourseA review of essay writing, starting withorganization, point of view, and examples tosupport a position. Also covers sentencecorrection and completion, plus criticalreading of paragraphs and long passages.Mathematics topics include multiple choice,student-produced responses, and newalgebra topics. We teach and reinforcequestion types and test strategies withpractice exams and simulated materials.Textbook provided. 25 hrs.• Test Date: November 7, 2009Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.September 26 - October 31$325 • 5 sessions • TBAAS-200, See Sections BelowThe High School Equivalency(GED) Preparation CourseYou must be 19 years old to sit for the GEDexam, but you may be eligible at 17 or 18,with proper documentation that you havebeen out of school for one year, or that yourclass has graduated.Prepare for your GED by reviewing grammar,essays, reading, social studies, science andmathematics. (The GED exam stressescomprehension skills rather than memorization.)Test-taking skills and techniques to increasescores on the GED are emphasized. Uponcompletion, students receive test applications.Buy the required book from bookstore andbring it to first class. 56 hrs.• Section MW21-QCMonday & Wednesday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 19 - January 4, 2010(Last class 2 hrs)$345 • 19 sessions • TBA• Section TR12-PSTuesday & Thursday, 9:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m.October 20 - January 5, 2010(Last class 2 hrs)$345 • 19 sessions • TBA• Section SA13-QCSaturday, 9:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m.October 17 - February 13, 2010(Last class 2 hrs)$345 • 14 sessions • TBAHIGH SCHOOLTUTORIAL & PREPAS-302, Section SA11-QCIntegrated Algebra(Previously Math A Regents)Presents math in a helpful manner withspecial emphasis on problem-solving. Topicslogic, probability, polynomials, somegeometry, algebra, quadratic equations, andline-graphing. 25 hrs.• Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$275 • 10 sessions • TBAAS-305, Section SA11-QCSpecialized High SchoolAdmission Test Preparation(SSHSAT)For eight and ninth graders who plan to takethe New York City Specialized Science HighSchool Admission Test (SS HSAT) foradmission into Stuyvesant, Bronx Science,and Brooklyn Technical School. This coursecovers verbal areas — scrambledparagraphs, logical reasoning and readingcomprehension — and mathematicalproblem-solving — arithmetic, algebra,probability, statistics and geometry. Weteach test-taking skills and strategies andoffer practice opportunities with stimulatedexams. (Bring a bag lunch, no going offcampus) 28 hrs.• Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.September 12 - October 17$280 • 4 sessions • TBAAS-311, Section SA11-QCTest for Admission into CatholicHigh Schools Preparation (TACHS)Formerly Coop ExamThis is a class for eighth grade students whoplan to take the TACHS examination foradmission to Diocesan Catholic HighSchools. Students receive instruction andreinforcement in the TACHS sections whichcan include general abstract reasoningability, vocabulary, reading, comprehansion,spelling, capitalization, punctuation, generalgrammar and mathematics concepts andproblem solving. 20 hrs.• Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.September 26 - October 31$250 • 5 sessions • TBA34QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

MIDDLE SCHOOL PREPAS-602, Section SA11-QCMathematics WorkshopThis workshop reviews math essential. Themain topics are decimals, percents, graphs,and introductory algebra. 25 hrs.• Saturday, 12:00 noon - 2:30 p.m.October 17 - January 9, 2010$275 • 10 sessions • TBAOpen HouseCome to the Continuing EducationOpen House for answers to questionsabout certificate programs, courses,careers and opportunities.Register at the Open Houseand receive a5% Discounton your tuition.MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH6:00 - 8:00 pmStudent Union, 4th FloorSharply focused courses for your examsPREPARATORY SKILLSDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsSPEED READING &STUDY SKILLSAS-101, Section SA11-QCSpeed ReadingIn college or the business world, successalways depends on absorbing informationquickly. Speed reading shows you how toextract information better as you read morequickly and confidently through large blocksof text. Double your reading speed (at theleast), or get additional speed readingtraining at no extra cost. Fee includes allmaterials. 6 hrs.• Section SA11Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.January 30, 2010$165 • 1 session •Richard Feldman, Ph.D.NOTARY PUBLICEXAM PREPAS-201, See Sections Below-QCNotary Public Exam Prep CoursePrepares candidates for the New YorkState Notary Public Exam. Topics includelegal terminology, notary public law, andqualifications to become a licensed notarypublic. 3 hrs.Prerequisite: Student must be a U.S.citizen.• Section SA11Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.October 17$50 • 1 sessions • Eric Tosca• Section SA12Saturday, 10:00 - 1:00 p.m.November 7$50 • 1 sessions • Eric Tosca• Section SA13Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.December 5$50 • 1 sessions • Eric ToscaPreparatory SkillsQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP35

Professional DevelopmentPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsPRE LICENSINGCOURSES*CC-104, See Sections Below-QCChild Abuse Identification andReporting SeminarFulfills the NYS requirement for chiropractors,dental hygienists, dentists, optometrists,physicians, podiatrists, psychologists, pupilpersonnel services professionals, registerednurses, school administrators and super-visors,school district administrators and teachers whoare applying for or renewing a license,registration, certificate or limited permit. Coversphysical and behavioral indicators ofmaltreatment, physical or sexual abuse;behavioral and environmental characteristicsof abusive parents or caretakers; andidentification of responsibility for reporting childmaltreatment or abuse, and when and how todo it. Graphic slides shown. Participantsreceive the required NYS Certificate ofCompletion. Please bring to class currentlicense or certification number and pink slip toreceive Certificate of Completion. 3 hrs.• Section MO21Monday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.November 2• Section TU22Tuesday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.November 17• Section WE23Wednesday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.December 2$50 (registration fee incl.) • 1 sessionMichele Singer-Berkowitz*CC-600, See Sections Below-QCSchool Violence Prevention andIntervention SeminarNY State law requires applicants for a newor renewed license, registration, certificateor limited permit to provide documentationof completing the required training in SchoolViolence Prevention and Intervention. Thisseminar has been approved by the NYSEducation Department. Topics includeIdentification of warning signs relating toviolence and other troubling behaviors inchildren: statutes, regulations and policiesrelating to a safe, nonviolent school climate;classroom management techniques topromote a nonviolent school climate andenhance learning; intervention techniques toaddress a school violence situation; andparticipating in an effective school/community process for students exhibitingviolent behavior. Participants receive therequired Certificate of Completion. 3 hrs.• Section WE21Wednesday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.October 21• Section TH22Thursday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.November 5• Section MO23Monday, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.November 23$50 (registration fee incl.) • 1 sessionMichele Singer-Berkowitz*Students late for class will not be admitted, NYS requirementBS-304, Section SA11-QCNYC Mandatory Food HandlersProtection CourseThe Department of Health says all public foodservice establishments need an employeecertified in food protection on duty at all times.This food safety course includes safe foodhandling practices and procedures, NYCHealth Code, NYS Sanitary Code andHACCP. After successfully completing thecourse, you are eligible to take the NYC Dept.of Health exam as scheduled at the NYCHealth Academy (160 West 100 Street).All students will attend the exam date asscheduled and as a class group only. Onexam day, you must bring two passportphotos and picture identification to the HealthAcademy. You must pass the NYC HealthAcademy Food Protection Certificate examwith a minimum score of 70%. Bring pencil,pen, highlighter and notepad to class. Tuitionincludes book and the Health Academy examfee. 16 hrs.Note: Don’t be late. Food handlers regulationrequires students to be in attendance for thefull scheduled period of class.• Saturday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.October 31 & November 7$150 • 2 sessions • Christopher ArgentoINSURANCEIN-100, Section TWR21-QCInsurance Brokerage and Agents:Property and Casualty LicenseQualifying Course (Accelerated)If you are looking for a career in Selling,Brokering, or Office Support in insurance thiscourse will prepare for your New York Statelicensing exam. The course will deal withPolicy Coverage, Legal, Professional andFinacial Fundamentals of insurance. This 112hour course is approved by the New York StateInsurance Department and meets allrequirements to become an insurance Agentor Broker. Required books for this course areavailable in the Queens College bookstore inthe Student Union building. 112 hrs.• Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday6:30 - 10:00 p.m.October 13 - January 12, 2010$800 (+ materials) • 32 sessionsZachary Berhau, CPCUIN-102, Section TWR21-QCPersonal Lines LicenseQualifying CourseThis course, approved by the New York StateInsurance Department, meets theeducational requirements for the New YorkState exam to sell personal lines ofinsurance. We will cover the dwellingprogram, homeowners, auto, and umbrella,floaters (jewelry and furs) in addition to therelated laws for your license. Certificategranted upon successful completion of thecourse. Required books for the course areavailable in the Queens College Bookstore.56 hrs.• Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday6:30 - 10:00 p.m.October 13 - November 18$400 • 16 sessions • Zachary Berhau,CPCURealEstatePlease call:718-997-5734to inquireabout our“New” Real Estateprogram andCourse offerings.36QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTDiane Gahagan, Director, Educational Programs & Workforce Development / Catherine Vesey, Assistant Director, Educational ProgramsNew!! Accounting and CPE Credit CoursesThese courses are designed for CPA’s seekingCPE credits but are open to the public.Suggested course topics will include:• Finaninancial Accounting & Repepororting• Ethics Updatdates• Tax ax Updatdateses• Internal Auditing Controntrolsols• Accounting and d Auditing Updatdateses• Introducductorory y Intermermediatediate e andAdvananced ed Tax ax Planningand d More e . . . .Customized courses or seminars at your business location are also available. For further information onthese courses or seminars, please contact John Walker @ 718-997-5090 or John.Walker@qc.cuny.eduProfessional DevelopmentSTRESS MANAGEMENTTRAINING PROGRAMStress-related issues cost businesses over 3billion dollars a year. Corporate trainingconsultants earn $200 to $500 per hour, ormore. This is for students interested inworkshop facilitation and corporate consulting.The program is divided into two levels.InstructorRobert Lawrence Friedman, author andprofessional speaker, is a 14-year veteranof corporate training. His clients includemany of the Fortune 100 and 500corporations. He has appeared on TheMorning Show, Today, Fox News, and theDiscovery Health Channel.Admission RequirementsBachelor’s Degree with preference givento majors in the Humanistic orCommunication Sciences, fluency inEnglish, and strong communication skills.All candidates are interviewed by Mr.Friedman before admission. For additionalinformation, call 718-997-5710, press 5.*Please note: Any student missing morethan two classes must repeat the course.LEVEL ISM-800, Section TH21-QCStress Management Topics andTechniquesLearn the basics of stress management andhow to manage your own stressors.Topics include: the origin, causes andconsequences of stress, how stress affectsthe body, stress and gender, interventions foroccupational stress, how to use stress as amotivator, conflicts, relationships and stress,cognitive coping strategies, among others.Techniques to be demonstrated include:Autogenic Training, Applied Relaxation,Guided Imagery, Progressive Relaxation,Mediation, Mend/Body Techniques, and a widevariety of “immediate-need” techniques. Learnhow to use self-evaluative questionnaires tobenchmark and employee’s stressmanagement issues. 30 hrs.• Thursday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.September 10 - November 12$550 • 10 sessionsRobert L. FriedmanLEVEL IISM-810, Section FR21-QCBecome a Trainer — TeachingCorporate Stress ManagementProgramsNumerous opportunities are given to developyour own style and strategies for teachingstress management topics and techniques.Create and present your own stressmanagement program. Explore the businessside of consulting including cold calls, howto sell yourself, creating a business consultantintroductory letter and other pertinent topics.Materials included. 30 hrs.• Friday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 2 - December 11$550 • 10 sessionsRobert L. FriedmanQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP37

Certified Internet WebmasterTECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTERRuby Chua, DirectorOur technology center provides a diverse selection of industry training services for employers’ specifications in the technology workforceincluding technical and network support, voice and data communication, and cabling infrastructure. Instructional hours and schedules canbe modified to suit the needs of the company. Our training can be done on-site or at the company’s location for ease of access for employees.CIW ASSOCIATE CERTIFICATEEarn your certificate with only three courseswhile you develop the skills you need to createstate-of-the-art Web Sites as aligned withvendor-neutral industry standard “CertifiedInternet Web Professional Associate” ProgramCertification Path!Total Cost: $900.00All students will be charged a $10certificate fee. (A textbook of $105 must bepurchased prior to first day of class.)REQUIRED COURSES• CP-840 Internet Business Foundations• CP-844 Web Site DevelopmentFoundations• CP-845 Network Technology FoundationsUpon Completion of all three courses,students will be eligible to take the CIWFoundations Exam 1D0-510CP-840 - See Sections Below-QCInternet Business FoundationsThis course prepares you to be effective inonline business Environment. Topics include:Internet connection methods, Protocols, theDomain Name System (DNS), web browser,Cookies, plug-ins and file management.Security, search engines, email clientconfiguration, instant messages and newgroups are also covered. 14 hrs.• Section SU11-QCSunday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.September 27 - October 4$280 • 2 sessions • TBA• Section SA12-QCSaturday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 24 - October 31$280 • 2 sessions • TBACP-844 - See Sections Below-QCWeb Site Development FoundationsFocuses on Web page development skills.This course teaches students to developWebsites using Hypertext Markup Language(HTML) and Extensible HTML (XHTML), andincorporating images, hyperlinks, tables,forms, and frames. Students will learn to writecode manually by using graphical userinterface (GUI) authoring tools, and to use CGIto connect to databases. 16 hrs.• Section SU11-QCSunday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m.October 18 - November 22$400 • 6 sessions • TBA• Section SA12-QCSaturday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m.November 7 - December 19$370 • 6 sessions • TBACP-844 - See Sections Below-QCNetwork Technology FoundationsTeaches the basic networking components,OSI model, and network topologies. Uponcompletion, students will understand how thenetwork operates. 14 hrs.• Section SA11-QCSaturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.September 26 - October 3$250 • 2 sessions • TBA• Section SU12-QCSunday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 4 - October 18$250 • 2 sessions • TBACIW PROFESSIONALCERTIFICATEEarn your CIW Professional certificate withcurrent CIW Associate certificate and onlyone course while you develop the skills youneed to create state-of-the-art Web Sites asaligned with the Certified Internet WebProfessional Program Certification Path!Students must be CIW Associate certified(Exam 1D0-510) and have completed CP-841 in order to take the CIW Exam 1D0-520 for CIW Professional Certification.There are 30 class hours. All students willbe charged a $10 certificate fee.REQUIRED COURSE:CP-841, Section SA11-QCWeb Site Design Methodology andTechnologyFocuses on the theory, design andconstruction of Web sites with informationarchitecture concepts, Web projectmanagement, scenario development, sitenavigation and performance evaluations.This course covers cascading style sheets.Web graphic formats and color, multimedia(audio/video) plug-ins and code, metadata,JavaScript XML and open source contentmanagement. 30 hrs.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.December 5 - January 23, 2010$400 • 6 sessions • TBAWEB 2.0 CERTIFICATEWeb 2.0Web 2.0 isn’t just the latest set of toys forgeeks; it’s the beginning of a new era inweb technology.Earn your Web 2.0 Certificate while you learnto master social networking applications andservice technologies such as blogs, videosharing,image-sharing, web tools,podcasting, and personal as well asbusiness-centered collaborative applications!There are a total of 15 class hours. Allstudents will be charged a $10 certificatefee.REQUIRED COURSES:• CP-846 Introduction to Social NetworkingApplications• CP-848 Advanced Social Networking,Tools and Services.CP-846 - See Sections Below-QCIntroduction to Social NetworkingApplicationsThis course prepares you to master the latestapplications used for effective social andbusiness networking: myspace, facebook,flixster, twitter, etc., video sharing, wikis,blogs, mashups and folksonomies. 6 hrs.• Section MO21-QCMonday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.November 2 & November 9$120 • 2 sessions • TBA• Section SA12-QCSaturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.December 5$120 • 1 session • TBACP-848, See Sections Below-QCAdvanced Social Networking Toolsand ServicesThis course addresses the advanced skillsnecessary to design, develop, and maintainadministrative control over business andpedagogically-centered tools such as googledocs and pibiwiki. 9 hrs.• Section MO21-QCMonday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.November 16 - November 30$180 • 3 sessions • TBA• Section SA12-QCSaturday, 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.December 12 - December 19$180 • 2 sessions • TBA38QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

TECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTERRuby Chua, DirectorCISCO CERTIFICATIONPROGRAMS IN NETWORKTECHNOLOGYOur primary focus is to train networkspecialists, IT technicians, LAN/WANengineers, and professionals in the skillsnecessary for success in the field of Internettechnology. Students with limited computerknowledge and no experience in networkingmay find it useful to begin with our newintroductory course, Basic NetworkFundamentals.For up-to-date information, visit our web site:www.qc.cuny.edu/cisco CCNA program foragency-funded students (VESID, SBS, etc.)should call for a schedule at 718-997-4984.Students with low income may qualify for aFREE program.CISCO CERTIFIEDNETWORKASSOCIATE (CCNA)Prepare for the CCNA certification exam andgain the skills needed to enter the computernetworking work force. After passing theexam, get your CCNA certificate.Total Tuition $3,400 +$20 registration feeREQUIRED COURSES• CP-750 CCNA• CP-751 CCNA• CP-752 CCNA• CP-753 CCNANetwork Fundamentals.Semester 1,v.4.0 ExplorationRouting Protocal Concepts,Semester 2,v.4.0 ExplorationLAN Swithching Wireless,Semester 3,v.4.0 ExplorationAccessing the LAN,Semester 4,v.4.0 ExplorationCP-750, See Sections Below-QCCCNA I Network FundamentalsTeaches the basic network design, LANSwitching, TCP/IP, WAN, and Signals, OSImodel and industry standards, Networktopologies, IP addressing, including subnetmasks, and Networking components.Comprehend how the network operates.Hands-on labs are provided. This course iscomparable to CP-771.• Section MW21Monday & Wednesday,6:00p.m. - 9:45 p.m.September 14 - November 16$850 • 16 sessions • TBA• Section TR23Tuesday & Thursday, 6:00 - 9:45 p.m.September 15 - November 10$850 • 16 sessions • TBA• Section SA13Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.September 26 - December 5$850 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SU14Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 4 - December 20$850 • 10 sessions • TBACP-751, See Sections Below-QCCCNA 2 Routing Protocols & ConceptsLearn about the Router and WANs, how touse a router, routed and routing protocols,router configurations, CISCO IOS and IPsub-netting.Prerequisite: CP-750.• Section MW21Monday & Wednesday, 6:00 - 9:45 p.m.August 31 - November 4$850 • 16 sessions • TBA• Section SA12Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 31 - January 23, 2010$850 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section TR23Tuesday & Thursday, 6:00 - 9:45 p.m.November 17 - January 26, 2010$850 • 16 sessions • TBA• Section SU14Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.January 10 - March 21, 2010$850 • 10 sessions • TBACP-752, See Sections Below-QCCCNA Semester 3, v.4.0LAN Switching & WirelessFocuses on LAN Switching and wirelessincluding advanced IP Addressingtechniques: NAT and PAT, and DHCP, WANtechnology and terminology, PPP, ISDN,DDR, Frame Relay: network Managementand introduction to optical Networking.Prerequisite: CP 751• Section MW21Mon & Wed, 6:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.November 16 - January 25, 2010$850 • 16 sessions • TBA• Section SA12Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.January 9 - March 20, 2010$850 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SU13Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.September 27 - December 13$850 • 10 sessions • TBACP-753, See Sections Below-QCCCNA 4 Accessing the WANLearn the design and support of the WANswitching network; case study hands-onexercises, and more. Prerequisite: CP-752.• Section TR21Tuesday & Thursday, 6:00 - 9:45 p.m.September 8 - October 29$850 • 16 sessions • TBA• Section SU12Sunday, 10:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.January 10 - March 21, 2010$850 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section MW23Monday & Wednesday, 6:00 - 9:45 p.m.October 5 - December 7$850 • 16 sessions • TBACISCO CERTIFIEDNETWORKPROFESSIONALPROGRAM (CCNP)CCNP is a certificate program forprofessionals working with traditional Ciscobasednetworks, primarily including LAN andWAN routers and LAN switches. Learn toinstall, configure, operate, and troubleshootcomplex Cisco-based networks and enhancereliability and quality of service.Prerequisite: Cisco Certified NetworkAssociate Program & CCNA certification.Fees: $1,350 per course plus nonrefundable$20 registration. Payment plan available.REQUIRED COURSES• CP-795 CCNP Certification 1• CP-796 CCNP Certification 2• CP-797 CCNP Certification 3• CP-798 CCNP Certification 4**Not offered this semesterCP-795, Section SA21-QCCCNP Certification 1-Building Scalable InternetworksIn this course, students will learn how toinstall, configure, monitor, and troubleshootnetwork infrastructure equipment. Topicsinclude configuration of EIGRP, OSPF, IS-IS, and BGP routing protocols. Other topicsinclude multicast routing, IPv6, and DHCPconfiguration.Prerequisite: CP-750.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 3 - December 5$1,350 • 9 sessions • TBACP-796, Section SA11CCNP Certification 2 - ImplementingSecure Converged WANSStudents are introduced to secure enterpriseclassnetwork services for teleworkers andbranch sites. Topics include teleworkerconfiguration and access, frame-modeMPLS, site-to-site IPSEC VPN, CiscoEZVPN, strategies used to mitigate networkattacks, Cisco device hardening, and IOSfirewall features.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.December 12 - February 27, 2010$1,350 • 9 sessions • TBAPLEASE VISIT OURACADEMY WEBSITE:WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CISCOOR CALL: 718-997-4984Cisco Networking AcademyQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP39

Cisco Networking AcademyTECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTERRuby Chua, DirectorCP-797 - See Sections Below-QCCCNP Certification 3, BuildingMultilayer Switched NetworksThis course covers the deployment of stateof-theart LANS. The primary focus is on theselection and implementation of the appropriateCisco IOS services to build reliable, scalable,multilayer switched LANS. This hands-on-laborientedcourse stresses the design,implementation, operation and troubleshootingof multilayer switched networks.• Section SA11Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.December 12 - March 6, 2010$1,350 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section TR22Tuesday & Thursday, 6:00 - 9:45 p.m.December 15 - February 11, 2010$1,350 • 16 sessions • TBACP-798CCNP Certification 4 - OptimizingConverged NetworksOptimizing Converged Networks introducesstudents to effective QoS techniques foroptimization in converged networks withvoice, wireless, and security applications.Topics include implementing a VoIP network,specific mechanisms for implementing theDiffServ QoS model, AutoQoS, wirelesssecurity, and basic wireless management.• Not offered this semesterCISCO CERTIFIED ENTRYNETWORK TECHNICIAN(CCENT) PROGRAM CCNA(DISCOVERY CURRICULUM)The CISCO CCNA ® Discovery curriculumprovides foundational networking knowledge,practical experience opportunities for careerexploration, and soft-skills development tohelp students prepare for entry-level careersin IT and networking.Upon completion of the program, studentswill be eligible to take the national certificationExam for CCENT.Courses:-Networking for Home and Small Businesses.-Working at a Small–to-Medium Business or ISP-Introducing Routing and Switching in theEnterprise.-Designing and Supporting Computer NetworksCSS105- Not offered this semesterEligibilityA high school diploma or GED or knowledgeof computer basics.Program Cost: $2,800 plus $20.00 reg. fee.The program cost includes: materials andsupplies. There is an additional exam fee of $150Job PlacementJobs in Network Technologies will be availablethrough our Placement Services. Studentsmust take the CCENT certification to qualify.Pearson Vue Testing Center at QueensCollege will conduct the certification exam forstudents who have completed the program.NEW! CISCO CERTIFIEDNETWORK ASSOCIATE(CCNA) SECURITYCERTIFICATIONCP-793Implementing Cisco IOS NetworkSecurity (IINS)Exam Number: 640-553Emphasizes overall security networkinfrastructures, including understanding ofsecurity and mitigate threats, securing Ciscorouters, and implementing AAA authentication,authorization and accounting. Thiscourse also emphasize the implementationof secure network management, Cisco IOSfirewall, IOS IPS and site-to-site VPNs.Prerequisite: CCNA• Not offered this semesterCP-756Cisco Network Security II:PIX FirewallLearn to install basic and advanced firewalls.Learn to configure, monitor, maintain, andsecure the designed network. Emphasizesthe implementation of AAA and VPN usingCisco routers and PIX firewalls.• Not offered this semesterNEW! CISCO CERTIFIEDNETWORK ASSOCIATE(CCNA) WIRELESSCERTIFICATIONCP-794Implementing Cisco Unified WirelessNetwork Essential (IUWNE)Exam Number: 640-721Describes WLAN fundamentals includingbasics of spread spectrum technology,impact of various wireless technologies,wireless regulatory bodies, WLAN RFprinciples, networking technologies used inwireless, and wireless topologies. This classalso teaches how to install a basic CiscoWireless LAN, install Wireless clients,implement basic WLAN Security, Operatebasic WCS and basic WLAN maintenanceand troubleshooting. Prerequisite: CCNA• Not offered this semesterNEW! CISCO CERTIFIEDASSOCIATE (CCNA)VOICE CERTIFICATIONCP-799, Section SA11-QCImplementing Cisco IOS UnifiedCommunications (IIUC)Teaches the basic IP telephony installation,configuration, and maintenance skills ofimplementing and configuring small- to mediumsized IP Telephony solutions using Cisco UnifiedCommunications Manager Express, Cisco UnityExpress, and the UC500 Smart BusinessCommunications System solutions. Topicsinclude function of the infrastructure in a UCenvironment, PSTN and VoIP components andtechnologies, gateways and Cisco networkconfiguration. This class also emphasizes theCisco Unified Communications ManagerExpress and the implementation of voicemailfeatures using Cisco Unity Express.Prerequisite: CCNA Certification.• Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 18 - December 20$995 • 9 sessions • TBACP-760Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)Enables you to choose the best way ofcarrying voice calls over an IP networkincluding digitization and packetization ofvoice. Learn to design, configure, andintegrate a network. The class emphasizesIP telephony’s use of VoIP standards tocreate a system with advanced call routing,voice mail, and contact center.Prerequisite: Basic Networking orequivalent courses• Not offered this semesterCP-761Cisco IP Telephony I (CIPT I)Learn to install, configure, and maintain aCisco IP telephony solution. Focus isprimarily on Cisco CallManager, the callrouting and signaling component for theCisco IP telephony solution. Includes labpractice where students can install andconfigure Cisco CallManager, configuregateways, gatekeepers, and switches; andbuild route plans to place intra- andintercluster Cisco IP phone calls.Prerequisite: CP-760-VOIP or Cisco Switching• Class schedule to be announcedCP-762Cisco IP Telephony II (CIPT II)Teaches the advanced features of CiscoCallManager. Enables students to configurethe applications to support video calls andconferencing; and to extend the capabilitiesof Cisco CallManager. Focuses on securingand managing IP communications network,and solutions with internal server tools.Prerequisite: CP-760-VOIP or Cisco Switching• Class schedule to be announced40QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

TECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTERRuby Chua, DirectorCP-763Voice IP TelephonyTroubleshooting (IPTT)Teaches the effective troubleshooting methodsused to resolve issues in complex IPTnetworks. Topics include: troubleshootingcommon Call Manager configuration, integration,and operation problems; troubleshootcommon router, switch, gateway configuration,and problems in AVVID networks.• Class schedule to be announcedCP-764Cisco Voice Quality of ServiceProvides students with knowledge of IPQuality of Service requirements, conceptualmodels using Differentiated Services(DiffServ), Integrated Services (IntServ) andBest Effort (over provisioning), and theimplementation of IP QoS on Cisco IOSswitch and routers platforms. Case studiesprovided to apply the concepts andtechniques presented in individual modulesto real-life situations.• Class schedule to be announcedCP-765Implementing Gatewaysand GatekeepersProvides hands-on experience inconfiguration and deployment gateways andgatekeepers. Provides individuals with theknowledge and skills required to integrategateways and gatekeepers into an enterpriseand service provider voice over IP network.• Class schedule to be announcedIT CABLINGCERTIFICATE PROGRAMPrepares you for certification in IT Cabling.Teaches basic cabling system, designstructure, installation, administration andtesting of various types of cables and fiberoptic cabling systems. Training concentrateson developing individuals’ skills forterminating, testing and troubleshooting, aswell as dressing. Those students whosuccessfully complete this program have agood chance of being employed byCablevision if they pass the necessary testingand background requirements. Note...Cablevision employment requires a valid NYState Driver License with a good drivinghistory. Prerequisite: Computer knowledge or A +Required Courses• CP-771 Basic Networking• CP-772 Cabling I• CP-773 Cabling II• CP-774 Cabling III — Fiber Optic• CP-775 Safe Working Practicesand PrinciplesCP-771, See Sections Below-QCBasic NetworkingLearn network computer basics, OSI Model,Local Area Networks (LANs), Layer 1-Electronics and Signals, Design andCommunication; Structured Cabling Project.Comparable to CP-750.• Section MW21Monday & Wednesday, 6:00 - 9:45 p.m.September 14 - November 16$850 • 16 sessions • TBA• Section TR22Tuesday & Thursday, 6:00 - 9:45 p.m.September 15 - November 10$850 • 16 sessions • TBA• Section SA13Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.September 26 - December 5$850 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SU14Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 4 - December 20$850 • 10 sessions • TBACP-772, Section SA11-QCCabling ITeaches the types of cabling andtelecommunications cabling installation,termination and testing practices. Learn todefine specific NEC codes that must befollowed when installing telecommunicationscables in commercial buildings. UnderstandingANSI/TIA EIA-568-B CablingStandards is emphasized.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.October 17 - November 7$520 • 4 sessions • TBACP-773, Section SA11-QCCabling II—Designing Structuresand Cable SystemsTeaches the process of designing a structuredcabling system and the supporting structuresin the commercial and multi-tenant residentialbuildings for voice and data applications.Teaches how the structures cabling systemis broken down into a category ofinterconnected subsystems using Coax/Ethernet. Hands-on labs are provided.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.November 14 - January 23, 2010$800 • 8 sessions • TBACP-774, Section SU11-QCCabling III—Fiber OpticShows step-by-step instructions for eachstage of fiber optic cabling installation andtesting according to TIA /EIA -568-B cablingstandards. Describes the steps forperforming link engineering to verify that afiber optic cabling system will work fordifferent network technologies including10Base-F, 100Base-X, 1000Base-X, FDDIand ATM. Hands-on labs are provided.• Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 18 - December 13$850 • 8 sessions • TBACP-775, Section SU11-QCCabling Safe Working PracticesThis hands-on interactive course providesstudents with an understanding of communicationsprinciples and how they are applied inmodern communications systems. Studentswill also gain essential knowledge and skillsto ensure they can work safely on site wheninstalling communications cabling.• NOT OFFERED THIS SEMESTERIT SUPPORT/HELP DESKTECHNICIANCERTIFICATE PROGRAMAfter completion of Cisco IT Essentials Icourse, students are prepared for CompTIA’sA+ Essentials exam and three CompTIA jobenvironment certification exams: ITTechnician (602), Remote SupportTechnician (603), and Bench Technician(604). Cisco IT Essentials II will preparestudents for a Server Plus exam. All examsare “industry-standard” certifications neededfor a job as an IT Support/HelpdeskTechnician.Required Courses• CP-750 CCNA I Network Fundamentalssee page 39• CP-776 CISCO IT Essentials I/A+ orCP-784 Comp TIA - A+ Exam Prep• CP-777 CISCO IT Essentials II orCP-720 Managing & Maintaining aMicrosoft Windows Server(see pg 45)CP-776, See Sections Below-QCCisco IT Essentials I/A+:PC Hardware and SoftwareStudents learn the functionality of hardwareand operating systems components. Throughhands on activities and labs, students learnhow to assemble and configure a computer,install operating systems and software,printer and troubleshoot hardware andsoftware problems. After completion,students will develop the necessary skills tobuild a computer.• Section SA11Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 31 - January 23, 2010$850 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section MW21Monday & Wednesday, 6:00 - 9:45 p.m.October 19 - December 14$850 • 16 sessions • TBACisco Networking AcademyQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP41

Cisco Networking AcademyTECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTERRuby Chua, DirectorCP-777Cisco IT Essentials II:Network Operating SystemsThis course is an intensive introduction tomultiuser, multi-tasking networking operatingsystems. Characteristics of the Linux,Windows 2000, NT and XP networkoperating systems will be discussed.Students will explore a variety of topicsincluding installation procedures, securityissues, back up procedures and remoteaccess. It is an excellent pre-cursor toCCNA program.Prerequisite: IT Essentials I• Not offered this semesterCISCO NETWORKINGACADEMY SPONSOREDPROGRAMS:THE PANDUIT NETWORKINFRASTRUCTURE ESSENTIALS(PNIE)FOR GLOBAL CERTIFIED INSTALLER.CP-778, Section SU11-QCPanduit Network InfrastructureEssentials (PNIE) ProgramThis course aligns to the Panduit AuthorizedInstaller (PAI ) global certification and coversbasic cable installer knowledge, how to buildand administrate the physical layer ofnetwork infrastructure, and deeperunderstanding of the networking devices thatthis layer interconnects. This course helpsstudents prepare for Global Panduit CertifiedInstaller exam.• Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 18 - January 10, 2010$900 • 10 sessions • TBANEW!!CP-784, See Sections Below-QCCompTIA-A+ Exam PrepLearn the optimal functionality of the differenthardware components and operatingsystems. Upon completion, students willhave the knowledge and confidence to workin the real world of computers. This classhelps students prepare to pass the CompTIAA+ certification exam (Pearson VUECertificate exam is available at the QClocation; students may register online.)• Section SA11Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 31 - January 23, 2010$850 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section MW21Monday & Wednesday, 6:00 - 9:45 p.m.October 19 - December 14$850 • 16 sessions • TBANEW!!CP-790, See Sections Below-QCCCNA Exam- Prep Exam 640-802Prepares students for the Cisco CertifiedNetwork Associate (CCNA) Exam throughour intensive review course! This preparationcourse will focus on several key topics suchas: IP Subnetting, Routing and Protocols,Network connectivity and troubleshooting,Wireless transmissions, and WAN Access.A certified and experienced instructor willwork with you to help increase your CCNAExam score. 6 hrs.• Section SA11Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 31$150 • 1 session • TBA• Section SA12Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.December 12$150 • 1 session • TBA• Section SA13Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.March 20, 2010$150 • 1 session • TBASECURITY SYSTEMTECHNICIANCERTIFICATE PROGRAMAn awareness that cameras are in placeprovides people peace of mind. Camerasinstalled in places of business assure clientsthat they can make safe transactions 24hours a day. With the use of cameras inhomes, families are provided with thesecurity that their properties are beingmonitored on a daily basis; and for individualuse, personal cameras can be a tool tomonitor business activities. Security SystemTechnician Certificate Program consists ofthree modules: Basic Networking, BasicCabling, and Electronic Security System/Surveillance. This program provides handsonexperience to students which focuses ondesigning, installing, configuring, andmaintaining the security system as a tool tomonitor human activities.Prerequisite: Computer basic knowledgeREQUIRED COURSESCP-771 Basic Networking, see page 24CP-772 Cabling I, see page 24CP-779 Electronic SecuritySystem/SurveillanceCP-779, Section TR21-QCElectronic SecuritySystem/SurveillanceLearn to quote, inspect, install, configure andtroubleshoot most of the DVR (Digital VideoRecording) system that actually exist in thesecurity market. Learn how to set up 4, 8 or16 cameras, configure full or motion sensorrecording; also configure ports and highspeed internet for remote view.• Tuesday & Thursday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 27 - December 3$700 • 10 sessions • TBA42QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

TECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTERRuby Chua, DirectorCERTIFICATE PROGRAMS• IT SPECIALISTBecome an information technologyspecialist. Two certificate levels.IT ApplicationIT ProgrammingSee p. 45.• WEB DESIGNERDevelop the skills you need to createstate-of-the-art Web sites. See p. 46.• FLASH DESIGNERGo to the next level — special effectsand interactive Web pages. See p. 46.• DESKTOP PUBLISHINGLearn desktop publishing and printproduction on the PC. See p. 47.All courses may be taken by studentsnot enrolled in the Certificate Programs.HOW TO GET YOUR CERTIFICATE• Satisfactorily complete the appropriatecourses;• Attend 80% of all class sessions;• Maintain grade average C or better.Note: Subject to instructor’s approval, students withbasic computer proficiency can bypass prerequisitesfor advanced courses. Another computer coursemust be completed as a substitute.EXAM PREP PROGRAMS• Microsoft Certified SystemsEngineer Windows Server Exam PrepBe a highly paid Local Area Networkadministrator! Pass the MCSE exam.See p. 45.• Microsoft Office Specialist Exam PrepPass the MOS exam and prove yourskills with the most-used software.See p. 46.• CIW Exam Preparation. See page 38.HOW TO ENROLL• Fill out the Certificate Programapplication (inside back cover) andsubmit with a $20 nonrefundableapplication fee to Queens College CEP.COMPUTERS FOR EVERYONEThese are courses for everyone, fromabsolute beginner to advanced user. Takethe classes that interest you withoutcommitment to a program. See below.Certificate students who do not enroll in courses forthree consecutive semesters must reapply and bereadmitted to the program. Certificate requirementsat time of readmission will apply.Computers and ITCOMPUTERS FOREVERYONECP-113, See Sections BelowComputerphobia IScared of computers? This gentle introductionis a perfect start for the nervousbeginner. We patiently explain the parts of acomputer, how to use the keyboard, mouse,Windows, files and folders. We define thelingo in plain English. No tests or pressure —just plenty of time for practice and fun. 6 hrs.• Section TU21-PSTuesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.September 15 - October 6$105 • 3 sessions • TBA• Section TH12-QCThursday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 15$105 • 1 session • TBA• Section SA13-QCSaturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 24$105 • 1 session • TBACP-200, WE21-QCTyping for Speed and AccuracyA great course for beginners. An expertteacher guides beginners in basic typingskills on the computer, and helps improvespeed and accuracy. We use a computertutorial program and a self-paced textbookfor adults, available at the College bookstore.18 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.September 30 - December 9$240 • 9 sessions • TBACP-127, See Sections BelowComputerphobia IIYou know how to use a mouse and getaround the desktop. But if you want to bemore comfortable and proficient on thecomputer, here’s you next class! Learn towork with files and folders, personalizeWindows, change settings, use tools, installand remove software, troubleshoot simpleproblems. 6 hrs.• Section TH11-QCThursday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 22$105 • 1 session • TBA• Section TU22Tuesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 20 - November 3$105 • 3 sessions • TBA• Section SA13-QCSaturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 31$105 • 1 session • TBACP-135, TU21-QCIntensive Computer WorkshopBe the master of your computer. Windowsdirects the software that we use for wordprocessing and spreadsheets; learn thetricks of Windows by clicking, doubleclicking, and dragging icons and buttons.Then you will learn to produce textdocuments and spreadsheets, and savethem in files and folders that you create andretrieve. Learn internet, E-mail attachments.8 hrs.Prerequisite: Windows knowledge• Tuesday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.September 22 - October 20$105 • 4 sessions • TBACP-210, Section TH21-QCAdvanced TypingBuilding on the skills developed in CP 200,students are guided toward higher speeds andgreater accuracy. We will review typing stylesfor letters, manuscripts and reports used inpersonal, business and professional life. 18 hrs.Prerequisite CP200• Thursday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.December 3 - February 11, 2010$240 • 9 sessions • TBACP- 235, Section MO21-PSBasic Computer & Internet:IntroductionThis class is designed for Chinese computerbeginning-learners and will be taught inChinese: Mandarin, Cantonese and English.Learn basic computer terminology; computeroperation and windows system; save andmanage files; hardware and softwareintroduction; computer evaluation andpurchase; Internet concept; Internet browseand information search; send and receiveemail; virus protection. 20 hrs.Class location: 39-07 Prince Street, Flushing(2nd Floor). Telephone: 718-997-5700• Monday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 5 - December 14$290 • 10 sessions • TBAQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP43

Computers and ITTECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTERRuby Chua, DirectorCP-236, Section TU21-PSInformática en Español 1(Introduction to Basic Computers and Internet)Este curso es una introd. ución básica al usode la computadora aportando a lasaplicaciones de Microsoft. Los tópicos seránlos siguientes: Estructura de Computadoras,Sistemas Operativos, y Administración delSistema “Windows”; Programas Utilitariostales como el Procesador de Textos (Word)y Cálculador Electrónico (Excel), Base deDatos (Access) y Presentaciones (Powerpoint);Conexiones de Internet usando “Browsers”como Internet Explorer y Firefox, Máquinas deBúsqueda, Comercio eletrónico, y comodetectar fraudes electrónicos (scam, phishing).18 hrs.• Tuesday, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.October 6 - December 1$290 • 9 sessions • TBACP-111, Section TH21-QCVisual Basic 6.0 for WindowsCreate powerful and sophisticated Windowsapplications tests, draw your application’suser-interface with the mouse and attachcode to the visual objects you create. 24 hrs.Prerequisite: Familiarity with BASICprogramming.• Thursday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.September 24 - December 17$340 • 12 sessions • TBACP-203, See Sections Below-QCWordLearn editing, formatting, saving, copying,retrieving, moving, printing, spell checking,etc. Use these skills to create and editprofessional quality documents. 20 hrs.See CP951 for MOS Exam Prep. pg-46.• Section TH11Thursday, 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.September 24 - December 3$310 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SU12Sunday, 9:20 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.December 6 - December 20$310 • 3 sessions • TBACP-125, Section WE21-QCPowerPointLearn inside techniques and tips to automatea slide show and design persuasive andimpressive presentations using outlines,slides, clip art, and animation. 8 hrs.See CP953 for MOS Exam Prep. pg-47.• Wednesday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 21 - November 11$110 • 4 sessions • TBACP-108, Section WE21-QCAccessTake the mystery out of relational database,data normalization techniques, tables’relationships, and referential integrity bycreating tables, queries, screens, reports, andmacros, and develop a small system. 20 hrs.See CP952 for MOS Exam Prep. pg-46• Wednesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.September 23 - December 9$295 • 10 sessions • TBACP-109, Section SU11-QC,ExcelGet a firm grasp on this popular spreadsheetprogram for Windows, including labels,values, formulas/functions. Covers spreadsheetdesign, with a business modelemphasizing command usage and charting.21 hrs.See CP950 for MOS Exam Prep. pg-46• Sunday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.September 27 - October 18$290 • 3 sessions • TBACP-354, Section SA11-QCDigital PhotographyEnter the world of digital photography anddiscover why it has become so popular.Unleash the power of your camera when youtake it off AUTO mode. Learn how to takebetter photographs, transfer them from camerato computer, fix those not-so perfect shots andproudly share your masterpieces. 14 hrs.• Saturday, 10:00 - 12:00 noonSeptember 26 - November 14$210 • 7 sessions • TBACP-129, See Sections Below-QCQuickBooks ProLearn to manage a small business!QuickBooks Pro’s features includeaccounting, billing, accounts payable, andprocedure reports. 10 hrs.• Section MO21Monday, 8:15 - 10:15 p.m.October 5 - November 9$145 • 5 sessions • TBA• Section SA12Saturday, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.October 3 - October 31$145 • 5 sessions • TBACP-137, Section MO21-QCAdvanced QuickBooks ProYou quickly learn how to design reports;keep track of time; set up price levels,budgeting, purchase orders, job costing;provide estimates; and how to use Word andExcel with QuickBooks.Prerequisite: CP 129. 10 hrs.• Monday, 8:15 - 10:15 p.m.November 16 - December 14$145 • 5 sessions • TBACP-220, Section TU21-QCVISTA Operating SystemMost new computers come with WindowsVISTA installed instead of Windows XP. Learnthe new features of Windows VISTA which isMicrosofts’ new Operating system. Thepresenter’s computer will have WindowsVISTA installed. The student’s computers willhave windows XP with access to WindowsVISTA tutorials via the internet. 8 hrs.• Tuesday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.October 20 - November 10$100 • 4 sessions • TBACP-240, Section SU11-QCMicrosoft PublisherCreate dynamic publications on your desktopcomputer. This class will teach you how tocreate print publications such as brochures,newsletters, and flyers. You will learn how tochange layout and color schemes. 14 hrs.• Sunday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 18 - October 25$210 • 2 sessions • TBACP-209, Section WE21-QCOperating Systems: Windows XPOperating systems are crucial computerprograms which manage, control, andschedule input/output devices and othercomputer resources and run applications ona PC. Learn how OS performs tasks for yourcomputer and its applications. 20 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:00 - 10:00 p.m.September 30 - November 4$255 • 5 sessions • TBANEW!!CP-238, See Sections Below-QCGoogle Docs and SpreadsheetsGo ahead upload and share your existing files,and begin to quickly increase productivity andefficiency! Learn to create basic documentsfrom scratch, work from free availabletemplates, upload existing documents, andcollaboratively work with colleagues on onlinedocuments. Master Office Applications basicssuch as formatting and editing of WordProcessing Documents, Spreadsheets, andPresentations all through the free servicesavailable from Google! 15 hrs.• Section WE21 - QCWednesday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.October 28 - December 2$290 • 5 sessions • TBA• Section WE22 - QCWednesday, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.January 20 - February 17, 2010$290 • 5 sessions • TBA44QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

TECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTERRuby Chua, DirectorIT (INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY) SPECIALISTCERTIFICATE PROGRAMSIT APPLICATION USERCERTIFICATEGet comfortable with the computer. Then go onto learn Microsoft Office Applications. Take SIXcourses for the Certificate. (85 hours) Seecourse descriptions on pages 44 and 46. Allstudents will be charged a $10 certificate fee.REQUIRED COURSES• CP-209 Operating Systems• CP-220 Vista Operating System• CP-103 Elementary BASICProgramming• CP-111 Visual BASIC for Windowsl• CP-842 HTML and Home Page Creation• CP-820 Java Script Fundamentals* Not offered this semesterIT PROGRAMMINGCERTIFICATEMake yourself one of those valuable peoplewho make computers do what you want themto do. Even tweak them into good behaviorwhen necessary. Take the next IT step: earnyour Certificate with just six courses. 120 hours.REQUIRED COURSES• CP-209 Operating Systems• CP-103 Elementary BASIC Programming• CP-111 Visual Basic 6.0 for Windows• CP-842 HTML and Home Page Creation• CP-820 JavaScript Fundamentals* Not offered this semesterCP-103, Section WE21-QCElementary BASIC ProgrammingBASIC is a simple but effective programminglanguage widely used with microcomputers.The course emphasizes using instructions andcreating small business computer programs.18 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.October 21 - December 2$260 • 6 sessions • TBACP-820, Section TH21-QCJAVASCRIPT FundamentalsLearn to write scripts which automate suchactivities as adding animation to Web pageplus interactive pop-up dialogues to displaymessagesand collect information. 18 hrs.• Thursday, 6:00- 9:00 p.m.December 10 - January 28, 2010$260 • 6 sessions • TBAMICROSOFT CERTIFIEDSYSTEMS ENGINEERWINDOWSSERVER EXAM PREPPrepare to ace your MCSE certifications.The six required courses are for the sixmandatory exams. Prerequisite: Workingknowledge of Windows; general knowledge ofcomputer hardware, memory, hard disk, and CPUs.Required CoursesTake in the following sequence:CP-720CP-721CP-722CP-723CP-724CP-725Managing and Maintaining aMicrosoft Windows ServerEnvironment for Exam 70-290.Implementing a MicrosoftWindows Server NetworkInfrastructure for Exam 70-291.Planning and Maintaining aMicrosoft Windows ServerNetwork Infrastructure for Exam70-293.Implementing, Planning andMaintaining a MicrosoftWindows Server ActiveDirectory Infrastructure for Exam70-294.Installing, Configuring, andAdministering MicrosoftWindows XP Professional forExam 70-270.Designing Security for MicrosoftNetwork Exam 70-298CP-720, MWY21-QCManaging and Maintaining aMicrosoft Windows ServerEnvironment for Exam 70-290Provides students with the knowledge andskills that are required to manage accountsand resources, maintain server resources,monitor server performance, and safeguarddata in a Microsoft Windows Serverenvironment. This is the first course in theSystems Administrator and SystemsEngineer tracks for Windows Server andserves as the entry point for other coursesin the Windows Server curriculum.• Monday & Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.September 30 - November 2$460 • 11 sessions • TBACP-721, Section MWY-21-QCImplementing a Microsoft WindowsServer Network Infrastructure forExam 70-291Reviews the suite of TCP/IP protocols. Byunderstanding the function of each of theprotocols and how the protocols relate toeach other, you have the context forunderstanding network administration tasksand network troubleshooting.Prerequisite: CP-720• Monday & Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.November 9 - November 18$250 • 5 sessions • TBACP-722, Section MWY-21-QCPlanning and Maintaining a MicrosoftWindows Server NetworkInfrastructure for Exam 70-293The goal is to provide students with theknowledge and skills necessary to plan andmaintain a Windows® Server networkinfrastructure. Prerequisite: CP-721• Monday & Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.November 9 - December 7$460 • 11 sessions • TBACP-723, Section MWY-QCImplementing, Planning andMaintaining a Microsoft WindowsServer Active DirectoryInfrastructure for Exam 70-294Includes self-paced and instructor-facilitatedcomponents. Provides the knowledge andskills to successfully plan, implement, andtroubleshoot a Microsoft Windows ServerActive Directory® directory serviceinfrastructure. Also focuses on a WindowsServer directory service environment,including forest and domain structure,Domain Name System (DNS), site topologyand replication, organizational unit structureand delegation of administration, GroupPolicy, and user, group, and computeraccount strategies. Prerequisite: CP-722• Monday & Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.January 6 - February 1, 2010$460 • 11 sessions • TBACP-724, Section MWY-QCInstalling, Configuring, andAdministering Microsoft Windows XPProfessional for Exam 70-270Discover how to install new hardware devicesas well as how to configure and maintainexisting devices and their drivers. Learn howto roll device drivers back to a previousversion of the driver and to uninstall driversand devices. Prerequisite: CP-723• Monday & Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.February 7 - March 7, 2010$420 • 11 sessions • TBACP-725, Section MWY-QCDesigning Security for MicrosoftNetworks for Exam 70-298Provides the knowledge and skills neededto design a secure network infrastructure.Topics include: assembling the design team,modeling ?, and analyzing security risk tomeet business requirements for securingcomputers in a network environment.Encourages decision-making skills throughan interactive tool that stimulates real-lifescenarios that the target audience mayencounter. Include the information andsorting through the to the given securityrequirements. Prerequisite: CP-724• Monday & Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.March 15 - March 24, 2010$250 • 5 sessions • TBAComputers and ITQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP45

Computers and ITTECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTERRuby Chua, DirectorWEB DESIGNERCERTIFICATEEarn your certificate with only four courses,while you develop the skills you need tocreate state-of-the-art Web sites! There are94 class hours. All students will becharged a $10 certificate fee.Required CoursesTake in the following sequence:• CP-840 Internet Business Foundations• CP-841 Web Site Design Methodologyand Technology• CP-842 HTML and Home Page Creation• CP-843 Adobe Dreamweaverand FireworksCP-840, See Sections Below-QCInternet Business FoundationsThis course prepares you to be effective inonline business Environment. Topics include:Internet connection methods, Protocols, theDomain Name System (DNS), web browsers,Cookies, plug-ins and file management.Security, search engines, Email clientconfiguration, instant messages and newsgroups are also covered. This course andCP-841 help prepare you to take the CIWFoundations exams. 14 hrs.• Section SU11Sunday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.September 27 - October 4$250 • 2 sessions • TBA• Section SA12Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 24 - October 31$250 • 2 sessions • TBACP-841, Section SA11-QCWeb Site Design Methodologyand TechnologyFocuses on the theory, design andconstruction of Web sites with informationarchitecture concepts, Web projectmanagement, scenario development, sitenavigation, and performance evaluations.This course covers cascading style sheets,Web graphic formats and color, multimedia(audio/video) plug-ins and code, metadata,javaScript XML and open source contentmanagement. 30 hrs.Prerequisite: CP-840.• Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.December 5 - January 23, 2010$400 • 6 sessions • TBARegisterOnline!www.qc.cuny.edu/cepCP-842, Section SA11-QCHTML and Home Page CreationThis course covers essential Web pagedevelopment skills, including HTML,XHTML, hyperlinks, images, tables, formsand code validation. Additionally, you willlearn Essential networking technologies andskills, including TCP/IP, stable networkcreation, wireless networking andtroubleshooting. You will understand securityconcepts, authentication, encryption, andfirewalls. You will now be prepared to takethe CIW Foundation exams. 20 hrs.Prerequisite: CP-840 and CP-841• Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.January 30 - February 20, 2010$310 • 3 sessions • TBACP-843, Section SU11-QCAdobe Dreamweaver and FireworksFor Web professionals, Dreamweaver is thehighend Web-publishing program of choice,and Fireworks is its companion image andgraphics editor. Get hands-on experiencewith the many tools and capabilities ofDreamweaver, and create jump menus,banner ads, background images, rolloverbuttons, and GIF animations with Fireworks.As a class presentation, you will publish acustom-designed, sophisticated internetwebsites. 30 hrs.• Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.November 8 - December 20$385 • 6 sessions • TBAFLASH DESIGNERCERTIFICATE PROGRAMGo to the next level in Web design! You canlearn to do special effects and createinteractive Web pages. Master these twocourses to get your certificate. There are60 class hours. All students will becharged a $10 certificate fee.CP-804, Section SU11-QCAdobe FlashMacromedia Flash lets you createsophisticated and interactive low-bandwidth,special effects presentations not only for thebest Web pages, but also for platforms asdiverse as cell phone displays, supermarketkiosks, digital video, and the video gameconsoles. This hands-on course offers asolid foundation in creating dynamic Flashpresentations. 30 hrs.• Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.October 4 - November 15$385 • 6 sessions • Judith AckermanCP-805, Section SU11-QCAdvanced Flash with Action ScriptCreate complex navigation schemes,arcadestyle games, e-commerce sites andinteractive, high-level Flash movies with ActionScript, Flash’s scripting language. Go fromintroductory to advanced user level. 30 hrs.Prerequisite: CP-804 or intermediate Flash users.• Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.November 22 - January 17, 2010$385 • 6 sessions • TBAMOS EXAM PREPThis program qualifies you to take theproficientand expert-level Microsoft OfficeSpecialist (MOS) certification examination,a globally accepted standard.CP-950, Section FR21-QCExcel: MOS Exam PrepLearn the essential features involved inplanning a worksheet. Understand formats anddesign charts and graphs. Learn advancedfeatures and techniques of the spreadsheetprogram including different analyses, multipleworksheets, data tables, macros, sorting andfiltering as worksheet database, templatecreation, and embedding and linking excelworksheets to a Word document. After sixtyhours of instruction, you’ll be well prepared totake the Expert Exam and to reap the benefitsfor your hard work. 54 hrs.• Friday, 6:15 - 9:15 p.m.October 23 - February 20, 2010$760 • 18 sessions • TBACP-951, Section SA11-QCWord: MOS Exam PrepLearn to create, format, edit and printdocuments. Work with tool bars, filemanagement and input techniques. Conquergraphics and tables, mail merge, charts,forms, templates etc. No previous Wordknowledge is required. After sixty hours ofinstruction, you’ll be well prepared to takethe Expert Exam and to reap the benefitsfor your hard work. 54 hrs.• Saturday, 1:30 - 4:30 p.m.October 17 - February 13, 2010$760 • 18 sessions • TBACP-952, Section TR21-QCAccess: MOS Exam PrepLearn how to create and use databases withthis powerful application. Databases can helpus organize and sort information in a mannerthat makes it useful to us. No previous Accessknowledge is required. 60 hrs. Topics include:Use of the tool, views, defining fields andrecords, using the report wizard, querying,database maintenance working with Exceltables, hyperlinks and much more. 54 hrs.• Tuesday & Thursday, 6:15 - 9:15 p.m.November 3 - January 14, 2010$760 • 18 sessions • TBA46QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

TECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTERRuby Chua, DirectorCP-953, Section WE21Powerpoint: MOS Exam PrepExplore the full range of capabilities ofPowerpoint by working through variousprojects involving hands-on computeractivities and case problems. By the end ofthis couse students will understand how todesign and create professional qualitypresentations. No previous knowledge ofPowerpoint required.Topics include: Using a design template,different views and slide shows, use of clip art,enhancing presentations with the use ofembedded visuals, and creating a presentationwith interactive OLE documents. 45 hrs.• Wednesday, 6:15 - 9:15 p.m.October 28 - February 24, 2010$630 • 15 sessions • TBACP-954Outlook: MOS Exam PrepThis course will teach you how Outlookprovided an integrated solution for managingand organizing e-mail, messages, schedules,tasks, notes, contacts, and other information.Outlook delivers innovations you can use tomanage your communications, organize yourwork, and work better with others... all fromone place. 30 hrs.• To be offered Spring 2010OpenHouseCome to the ContinuingEducation Open Housefor answers to questionsabout certificate programs,courses, careersand opportunities.Register at the Open Houseand receive a5% Discounton your tuition.MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH6:00 - 8:00 pmStudent Union, 4th FloorDESKTOP PUBLISHINGCERTIFICATEHere’s the software that turns you into adesktop publisher, from word processing,design, illustration, photo manipulation, andlayout to print production for newsletters,brochures, catalogs and magazines. PCbasedprogram. You need only five requiredcourses for the certificate. All students willbe charged a $10 certificate fee.REQUIRED COURSES• CP-203 MS Word pg 44• CP-240 Microsoft Publisher pg-44• CP-303 Adobe Illustrator• CP-304 Adobe Photoshop• CP-310 QuarkXPress:Design Through ProductionCP-203, Word See pg-44CP-240, Microsoft PublisherSee pg-44CP-303, Section TR21-QCAdobe IllustratorGet familiar with the basics of AdobeIllustrator by making simple geometricforms and objects, using drawing andtransformation tools, patterns, colors,gradients, and blends. This premier drawingand design software can go to the outer limitsof your creative ability and imagination.24 hrs.• Tuesday & Thursday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.September 22 - November 3$360 • 12 sessions • TBACP-304, Section TR21-QCAdobe PhotoshopPhotoshop is the program for imagemanipulation and processing. Learn the toolbox, palettes, and text features, and go onto the digital image, correcting colors andtonality. Finally, explore Photoshop’s famousfilters, masking, layers, adjustment layers,alpha channels, color separations, actions,and more. This course is for both beginnersand those with some background inPhotoshop. 24 hrs.• Tuesday & Thursday, 8:00 -10:00 p.m.November 17 - January 7, 2010$360 • 12 sessions • TBACP-310, Section MW21-QCQuarkXPress:Design Through ProductionQuarkXPress is a superior page layout anddesign software depended by creative andproduction professionals for the delivery ofall printed media. You will be creating stateof the art documents by learning the printingindustries high standards for layout learningabout master pages, style sheets, tables,color palettes and picture enhancements.Learning to prepare and produce files forhigh-end and output for brochures,newsletters, posters and much more. Also,you will be guided through productionprocedures for both high and low resolutionprinting process. 24 hrs.• Monday & Wednesday, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.October 5 - November 18$360 • 12 sessions • TBAComputers and ITQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP47

Project ManagementPROJECT MANAGEMENTRuby Chua, Director, Technolgy Training CenterPROJECT MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE PROGRAMQueens College is now a registered education provider of the Project Management Institute (PMI) for the Project Management ProfessionalCertification Program. Upon completion of the courses: Introduction and Advanced Project Management, students are awarded a total of63 professional development units (PDU’s).Everybody is talking about projects. More companies are requiring certification and looking for skilled individuals to get projects startedand successfully completed. But why do most projects fail to meet requirements? What does it take to be successful project manager?Here is an opportunity to learn about project management via a hands-on approach. Familiarize yourself with the major areas of competencyrequired to succeed in the field.PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONProject Management Professional (PMP)Certificate Program focuses on developingand improving the performance of projects andprograms, either in the field of technology,finance/accounting, building construction andindustrial expansion, or any other field whichrequire project managers to initiate theprojects: individuals with their current fieldsof expertise will be able to deploy the projectswith competency after completion of thistraining program. This program is developedin alignment to PMI/CompTia standards.Completion of two modules, Introduction toProject Management and Advanced ProjectManagement prepares students for the ProjectManagement Institute (PMI) certificationexam. Textbooks required; must bepurchased before first session.Required CoursesCP-785 Introduction Project ManagementCP-786 Advanced Project ManagementCP-787 Microsoft VisioCP-788 Microsoft ProjectCP-109 Excel (optional) See page 44CP-785, See Sections Below-QCIntroduction to Project ManagementThis course is an introduction to crucial projectmanagement concepts. The process groupsand knowledge areas covered includeplanning, scoping, scheduling, budgeting,communication and change management. (28PDUs, 28 Contact Hrs)• Section TR21Tuesday & Thursday, 6:00 - 9:30 p.m.September 21 - October 21$700 • 8 sessions • TBA• Section MW22Monday & Wednesday, 6:00 - 9:30 p.m.October 19 - November 11$700 • 8 sessions • TBA• Section SA13Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.November 7 - January 9, 2010$700 • 7 sessions • TBACP-786, See Sections Below-QCAdvanced Project ManagementThis course is an in-depth study of advancedProject Management topics such as riskmanagement, resource management, costmanagement and measurement, contractand vendor management. ProjectManagement, and Book of Knowledge(PMBOK) and Case Study will beemphasized. (35 PDUs, 35 Contact Hrs)• Section TR21Tuesday & Thursday, 6:00 - 9:30 p.m.October 27 - December 3$800 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section MW22Monday & Wednesday, 6:00 - 9:30 p.m.November 16 - December 21$800 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section SA13Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.January 16 - March 6, 2010$800 • 7 sessions • TBACP-787, Sections SA11-QCMicrosoft VisioThis course teaches the business graphicalapplication to create drawings such as dataflowcharts, schedules, Gantt chart, Pertchart, organization charts, and networkdiagrams. It emphasizes solutions that helpbusiness professionals to visualize complexideas and information for effectivecommunication, information sharing andprototyping. 15 hrs.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.November 14 - December 5$290 • 3 sessions • TBACP-788, Section SA11-QCMicrosoft ProjectThis course teaches Microsoft ProjectProfessional 2007 as a tool to assistprofessionals in managing projects. Uponsuccessful completion, students will be ableto develop a project plan and a workbreakdown structure by organizing tasks,assigning resources to tasks, trackingprogress, managing budgets and analyzingworkloads. 15 hrs.• Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.December 12 - January 9, 2010$290 • 3 sessions • TBACP-109Excel• See page 44 for description andscheduleNEW!!On-line Exam PrepforProject ManagementProject Management Certificationavailable “on-line”This course is conducted by a RegisteredEducation Provider of the ProjectManagement Institute (PMI®). It isregistered with PMI as a 56-hour course,surpassing their 35-hour requirement, andpre-approved by PMI to prepare studentsfor ceritification as Project ManagementProfessionals (PMP®).For course on-line demonstration, pleasevisit; http://www.thecourse-online.us/Demo/DemoIntro.htmCP789– Project ManagementCertification – EXAM PREPCost: $895.00 and a $20 registration fee(non-refundable)For course information and registration,please call the office at 718-997-4984You may register by phone or byinternet:www.qc.edu/CEPCANCELLATION POLICYYou may cancel a class with refund oftuition within two weeks of registration,subject to a charge of $125 for paymentof text and materials if applicable. Norefunds will be made after that time.48QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

TEACHING OPPORTUNITIES ATQUEENS COLLEGE FOR ALLCONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMSInterested in teaching a non-credit class or program?Successful QC-CEP instructors are passionate about their work and have the skills as well as thedesire to share their knowledge with dedicated students. Degrees in teaching or prior experience,is a plus. If you want to explore joining our adjunct faculty or discuss a new course or program,contact us. Typically, you will be asked to submit a resume, supporting documentation andreferences. Your resume will be reviewed and you will be contacted if needed. Queens College –Continuing Education is an equal opportunity employer.Call: 718-997-5700 • Fax: 718-997-5723Email us at: cep@qc.cuny.eduQC/CEP - RETURNING VETERANS’APPRECIATION PROGRAMQueens College/Continuing Education is proud to offeran opportunity to returning veterans wishing to takeour non-certificate programs.TUITION FREETo fnd out if you qualify for this program or to getcomplete details, call our office at 718-997-5704. Many ofour certificate programs are already covered by Veteran’sEducation benefits. Please contact the Dept. of Veterans’Affairs, Education Benefits at (888) 442-4551.Are You a Student with a Disability?Enrolled in a continuing educationcourse or certification program?Looking for a job?If you are a registered CUNY student with adisability, you may be eligible to receive tuitionassistance, free textbooks, job placementassistance, career counseling and more!For more information contact:Abigail NelsonCUNY LEADS Counselor for ContinuingEducationPhone: (212) 652-2053Fax: (646) 344-7319Email: abigail.nelson@mail.cuny.eduQueens College Sports, Recreational Program & Indoor Tennis CenterQUEENS COLLEGESUMMER CAMP2010For Children ages 5-14Enjoy enrichment classes todevelop talentsand interest in Art, Sports andAcademics, Swimming everyday!Education & Sports Program 5 - 14Sport Academy ages 7 - 14CALL FOR BROCHURE718-997-2777www.qc.cuny.edu/QCSPORTSQUEENS COLLEGE SPORTSRECREATION PROGRAMIndoor & Outdoor Tennis classesfor Children and Adults,Swimming lesson, Evening CardioExercise classes.7500 sq ft, Fully CYBEXequipped Fitness Centerwith 56 Aerobic Stations.Personal Trainingsessions available.CALL FOR BROCHURE718-997-2773www.qc.cuny.edu/QCSPORTSQUEENS COLLEGE INDOORTENNIS CENTER!Come see our Six State-of-the-ArtIndoor Courts. Sign up for adultor children’s classes. Open courttime and seasonal time available.Ask about weekendand evening hours.CALL FOR BROCHURE718-997-2773www.qc.cuny.edu/QCSPORTSQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP49

ACE / Weekend College / Latin TechEarn your degree through ACE!(Adult Collegiate Education)Are you 25 or over with ahigh school diploma or GED?We offer great supportservices, friendly advising,and convenient scheduling.Tuition is only $195 a creditfor New York State residents.Attend part-time or full-time.Choose from dozens of majorsavailable at Queens College.Apply for tuition-freeLife Achievement credits.Open Open House House Monday Monday September May 18, 14, 2009 2009For more information and an application:Adult Collegiate EducationQueens College/CUNY65-30 Kissena Boulevard, Flushing, NY 11367718-997-5717or e-mail us at : ace@qc.eduWEEKEND COLLEGE@ QUEENS COLLEGEEARN A QUALITY EDUCATION AND AQUEENS COLLEGE BA/BS UNDERGRADUATEDEGREE FULL OR PART-TIME WITHIN ATRADITIONAL COLLEGE ENVIRONMENT.• All General Education and Laser to Laser/PLAS Requirementsare offered• All requirements to Earn the following Majors are Offered:Accounting, Economics, Psychology, Sociology, Spanishand Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts.• Plus, Most Other Majors are Available by Adding Day and/or Evening Classes to Your Weekend College Schedule.• Classes Meet Friday Evenings, Saturdays and Sundays inModern, “Smart” Classrooms. There are Major and GeneralAcademic Advisors, Subject Tutors, Writing Support, andInvolved and Available Faculty and a Diverse and InterestingPeer Group• Life Supports include An easily Accessible State of the ArtLibrary and Student Computer Labs, Day Care, SportsFacilities, Free On-Campus Parking, Food Service, andCultural and Social Events.Open House Monday, September 14, 2009For Further Information,Please Call us at 718-997-4848or E-mail us at weekendcollege@qc.edu50QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

TRANSPORTATIONQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNYCONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM65-30 Kissena Boulevard, Flushing, New York 11367QUEENS COLLEGE (QC/CUNY)Queens College is located at the corner of the Long Island Expressway (LIE) and Kissena Boulevard. (Exit 24) in Flushing.TransportationBY CARFrom Long Island and Points East:Take the LIE westbound; watch for QC signs. To get to the MainGate on Kissena Blvd. during the weekdays, get off at Exit 24(Kissena Boulevard). Make a left at the light and take overpassonto Kissena Blvd. On Friday nights and weekends, all cars mustenter through Reeves Avenue and park in lots 5,6, & 14. To get toReeves Avenue, take the LIE westbound to Exit 23 (Main Street).Make a left at the light and take overpass onto Main Street. Lookfor Reeves Avenue and make another left.From Manhattan and Points West:Take the LlE eastbound; watch for QC signs. To get to the MainGate on Kissena Blvd. during the weekdays, get off at Exit 24(Kissena Boulevard). Make a right at the light onto Kissena Blvd.On Friday nights and weekends, all cars must enter through ReevesAvenue and park in lots 5,6, & 14. To get to Reeves Avenue, takethe LIE eastbound to Exit 23 (Main Street). Make a right at the lightand onto Main Street. Look for Reeves Avenue and make a left.PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION• Q17 operates from Main Street, Flushing (#7 subway and LIRRstations), to 165th Street terminal in Jamaica. Stops at KissenaBoulevard and the LIE, two blocks from the main gate.• Q25 operates between Jewel Avenue/Kissena Boulevard, KewGarden Hillls, and Flushing-Main Street (#7 subway station,Flushing.) Get off at the main gate on Kissena.• Q34 operates between 160 Street/Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica,and 149 Street/Willets Point Boulevard, Whitestone, weekdays.Stops at Kissena Boulevard and the LIE, two blocks from themain gate.• Q44, Q20A, & Q20B runs from West Farms Square, Bronx (IRTstation) to Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica (LIRR station.) Stops atMain Street and Melbourne Avenue, two blocks west of the campus.• Q64 operates between 164th Street/Jewel Avenue, Kew GardensHills, and Forest Hills-71st Avenue (E, F, R, V, G subway station),Forest Hills, daily. Stops one block south of the campus.• Q74 runs between Kew Gardens-Union Turnpike (E & F subwaystations) and Kissena Boulevard/ Melbourne Avenue, QueensCollege on weekdays. Stops at the main gate.• 5Q88 operates between Woodhaven Boulevard (R, V, & Gsubway) Elmhurst, and Jamaica Avenue/ Springfield Boulevard(Queens Village LIRR station) Stops at Kissena and LIE, twoblocks from main gate.METERED PARKINGParking at meters may be available off campus on MelbourneAvenue, Kissena Boulevard, or the Horace Harding ExpresswayService Road.STUDENT UNION PARKI NGAfter 4:00 p.m., inexpensive enclosed parking is available in thebasement of the Student Union Building, at the corner of MelbourneAvenue and Kissena Boulevard. A restaurant, cafeteria, and snackshop are located in the same building.OTHER CLASS LOCATIONS:PRINCE STREET (PS)Prince Street is located at 39-07 Prince Street, Flushing, betweenRoosevelt and 39 Avenue. Prince Street runs parallel to Main Street,one block west.Public TransportationThe LIRR or #7 subway to Main Street, Flushing Prince Street islocated in the hub of downtown Flushing and is accessible byapproximately 20 buses. If you would like more travel informationfor this location, call 718-640-9200. You may also call the NYCTransit at 718-596-8585.QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP51

Consider the Possibilities ofTeaching What You Know• Are you looking to start a new career in teaching adults?• Do you have extensive corporate experience and knowledge?• Do you want to help prepare tomorrows leaders?Learn how to translate your corporate experience into dynamicclassroom lessons for adults and professionals through thisintensive seminar series and the instructional design classesoffered at Baruch’s Continuing and Professional Studies(CAPS) Division. FREE “Getting a Teaching Job” workshopincluded in series.Contact Patti Juza at 646-312-5000 or email us at Patricia.juza@baruch.cuny.edu.Enroll in the College of Possibilities.Certified Alcohol & Substance Abuse Counselor (CASAC)350 hour certificate program presented by Community Partnership Referrals and Resources (CPRR)Benefits professionals in healthcare, mental health, chemical dependency, or human resources;teachers, school counselors, EAP managers, clergy and social workers and individuals interested inbecoming addiction counselors.Schedules vary: offered weeknights & Saturdays. To Register Call CPRR at 718.224.8010YORK COLLEGE, CUNYSTRIVING TO BETTER SERVE THE QUEENS COMMUNITYThe Following New and Exciting Courses Will Be Available through the ContinuingEducation Department at York College:• Home Inspection Certification• Bookkeeping Certificate• Health Care Management• Hotel Management (AHLEI)• Certified Nursing Assistant• Phlebotomy and EKG TechnicianFor more detailed information, please call 718-262-2790or go to www.york.cuny.edu/conted.org94-20 Guy R. Brewer Blvd., 2F01B, Jamaica, NY 1145152QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

INDEXAA+ Study System ----------------------------------------- 6Accelerated Weekend/DayParalegal Program ----------------------------- 29, 30Access ---------------------------------------------------- 44Access MOS Exam Preparation ---------------- 6, 46ACE Program ------------------------------------------- 50Accounting ----------------------------------------------- 37Adobe Dreamweaver --------------------------------- 46Adobe Flash --------------------------------------------- 46Adobe Illustrator ---------------------------------------- 47Adobe Photoshop -------------------------------------- 47Advanced Flash with Action Script --------------- 46Advanced Medical Billing & Coding --------- 20, 21Advanced Quickbooks Pro ------------------------- 44American Sign Language --------------------------- 16Anatomy & Physiology ------------------------------- 22Arrhythmia Interpretation, Basic ------------------- 22Art --------------------------------------------------------- 15Art of Acting --------------------------------------------- 16Assertiveness Training --------------------------------- 8Astronomy ----------------------------------------------- 15Autobiography Workshop --------------------------- 27BBallroom Dancing -------------------------------------- 16Baruch College ----------------------------------------- 52Basic Computer & Internet -------------------------- 43Basic Math Made Easy ------------------------------- 33Basic Writing -------------------------------------------- 33Bollywood Dance Fever ------------------------------ 16Bookkeeping ---------------------------------------------- 7Bookkeeping & Collectionsfor Private Practice --------------------------------- 22Bookkeeping Certificate Program ------------------ 7Bookkeeping Exam Review -------------------------- 7Bridal Makeup ------------------------------------------ 18Business Development Certificate ----------------- 5Business & Management ------------------------------ 4Business Opportunities ------------------------------- 4Business Record Maintenance -------------------- 11Business Writing -------------------------------- 6, 8, 33CCabling I ------------------------------------------------- 41Cabling II – DesigningStructures and Cable Systems ------------------ 41Cabling III – Fiber Optic ------------------------------ 41Cabling Safe Working Practices ------------------ 41Calligraphy ----------------------------------------------- 15Campus Map ---------------------------------------------- 2Cardiac A&P -------------------------------------------- 25Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR):Adult/Child/Infant ------------------------------- 23, 26Ceramics 1: Beginner/Intermediate -------------- 15Ceramics 2: Advanced ------------------------------- 15Certificate Requests ------------------------------------ 3Certified Bookkeeper Exam Prep ------------------- 7Certified Procedural Coder -------------------- 23, 26Child Abuse Identificationand Reporting Seminar ----------------------- 11, 36Child Care Training ----------------------------------- 10Child Development I:Infancy to Toddlerhood ---------------------------- 11Child Development II :Age 3-5, Preschool --------------------------------- 11Child Development II :Age 6-12, School Age ------------------------------ 11Chinese, Mandarin ------------------------------------ 15Cisco Certified Entry NetworkTechnician (CCENT) ProgramCCNA (Discovery Curriculum) ------------------ 40Cisco Certified Network Associate CCNA ------ 39Cisco Certified NetworkProfessional Program CCNP --------------- 39, 40Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)Security Certification ------------------------------- 40Cisco Certified Associate (CCNA)Voice Certification ----------------------------------- 40Cisco IP Telephony I (CIPT I) ---------------------- 40Cisco IP Telephony II (CIPT II) --------------------- 40Cisco IT Essentials I/A+:PC Hardware and Software ---------------------- 41Cisco IT Essentials II :Network Operating Systems --------------------- 41Cisco Networking Academy -------------------- 38-42Cisco Voice Quality of Service ----------------------- 4Clinical Skills for Medical Assistants ------------ 22Coding, CPT-4 ------------------------------------------ 22Coding, ICD-9 ------------------------------------------- 22College Readiness Test Prep ---------------------- 33Comp TIA -A+Exam Prep --------------------------- 41Computer, Basic Intro -------------------------------- 43Computers and IT --------------------------------- 43-47Computer Skills for Kids ----------------------------- 13Computer Successfor Medical Personnel ------------------------- 23, 26Computerized Accounting ----------------------------- 7Computerphobia I -------------------------------------- 43Computerphobia II ------------------------------------- 43Computer Training Certification ------------------- 43Contracts and theUniform Commercial Code ------------------ 31, 32CPC --------------------------------------------------- 23, 26CPR – Adult/Child/Infant ------------------------ 23, 26Crafts ----------------------------------------------------- 15Creating a Learning Environment ----------------- 10Creating an Original Monologue ------------------ 17Creative Writing Workshop ------------------------- 27Criminal Law --------------------------------------- 31, 32Critical Thinking in the Workplace ------------------ 5IndexQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP53

IndexINDEXDDance ----------------------------------------------------- 16Defensive Driving -------------------------------------- 18Designing Security forMicrosoft Networks for Exam 70-298 ---------- 45Desktop Publishing Certificate --------------------- 47Digital Photography ------------------------------ 27, 44Discipline and Growth -------------------------------- 10Discounts -------------------------------------------------- 3EEffective Manager --------------------------------------- 8EKG Technician ----------------------------------- 20, 22ELA Test Practice Grades 3-4 --------------------- 13Electrocardiogram EKG ----------------------------- 23Electronic Security System & Surveillance ---- 42English As A Second Language (ESL ) --------- 14English Language Institute (ELI ) ----------------- 14Enrichment Studies ----------------------------------- 15Estate Planning and Asset Protection ----------- 18Etiquette and Table Manners ----------------------- 18Exam Preparation, GMAT/PSAT/NMSQT ------ 33Exam Preparation, GRE ----------------------------- 33Exam Preparation, SAT ------------------------------ 34Excel --------------------------------------------- 23, 44, 48Excel: MOS Exam Prep --------------------------- 6, 46FFace to Face With Facebook ---------------------- 27Family Day Care --------------------------------------- 10Family Law ---------------------------------------- 31 & 32File Management and Backup --------------------- 27Flash Design Certificate Program ---------------- 46Food Handler’s MandatoryProtection Course ----------------------------------- 36Fundamentals of Medicare & Medicaid --------- 23IImplementing a Microsoft Windows ServerNetwork Infrastructure for Exam 70-291 ----- 45Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security ---- 40Implementing Cisco Unifiied NetworkEssential ----------------------------------------------- 40Implementing Gateways and Gatekeepers ---- 41Implementing, Planning, and Maintaining aMicrosoft Windows Server Active DirectoryInfrastructure for Exam 70-294 ------------------ 45Inpatient Hospital Billing ----------------------------- 23Inpatient Hospital Coding ---------------------------- 23Installing, Configuring, and AdministeringMicrosoft Windows XP Professionalfor Exam 70-270 ------------------------------------ 45Insurance Brokerage and Agents:Property and Casualty LicenseQualifying Course (Accelerated) ---------------- 36Integrated Algebra ------------------------------------- 34Intellectual Property ----------------------------------- 31Intensive Computer Workshop -------------------- 43Internet Foundations ----------------------------- 38, 46Interpersonal Communication ---------------------- 35Introductio to Computers ---------------------------- 27Introduction to Law & Ethics ------------------- 30, 32Introduction to Project Management ------------- 48Introduction to the Internet -------------------------- 27Italian - Elementary I ---------------------------------- 16IT Application -------------------------------------------- 45IT Cabling Certificate Program -------------------- 41IT Programming Certificate ------------------------- 44IT Specialist Certificate Program ------------- 43, 45IT Support/Help Desk -------------------------------- 41Italian Conversation ----------------------------------- 15JJames Joyce -------------------------------------------- 27MMakeup Madness -------------------------------------- 18Managed Care & Special Plans ------------------- 24Management - Supervising Skills ------------------- 8Managing and Maintaining a MicrosoftWindows Server Environmentfor Exam 70-290 ------------------------------------- 45Mandarin ------------------------------------------------- 15Marketing: The Key toa Successful Business ------------------------------ 5Mathematics Workshop ------------------------------ 35Mathematics, Grades 1-6 --------------------------- 12Medical Administrative Asst -------------------- 20-21Medical Assistant ---------------------------------- 20-21Medical Billing for Private Practice --------------- 24Medical Insurance Billing& Patient Accounts ----------------------------- 20-21Medical Law & Ethics --------------------------------- 24Medical Manager I ------------------------------------ 24Medical Manager II ----------------------------------- 24Medical Office Assistant ------------------------- 20-21Medical Office Procedures -------------------------- 24Medical Office Writing Skills ------------------------ 24Medical Records ----------------------------------- 20-21Medical Terminology ---------------------------------- 24Medical TranscriptionCertificate Program ----------------------------- 20-21Medical Transcription Certificate Program ----- 24Medical Transcription Introduction ---------------- 24Microsoft Certified Systems:Engineer Windows Server Exam Prep ------- 45Microsoft Project --------------------------------------- 26Microsoft Publisher ------------------------------------ 44Microsoft Visio ------------------------------------------ 48Mixed Media --------------------------------------------- 15Monetize your Business ------------------------------- 5Money Management ---------------------------------- 18Motorcycle Maintenance ----------------------------- 18MOS Exam Prep --------------------------------------- 46GGED ------------------------------------------------------- 34General Information ------------------------------------ 3GMAT ----------------------------------------------------- 33Go Green ------------------------------------------------- 19Global Environment Issues ------------------------- 19Google Documents and Spreadsheets ---------- 44Grade Requests ----------------------------------------- 3Grammer Basic ---------------------------------------- 33GRE ------------------------------------------------------- 33Green Roofs -------------------------------------------- 19Growth in Writing for Children - Grades 1-6 --- 12Guitar ------------------------------------------------------ 16HHCPCS (Healthcare CommonProcedure Coding System) ---------------------- 23Healing Power of the Drum ------------------------- 17Health Information Management ------------------ 23Health, Safety, and Nutrition ------------------------ 10Healthcare Careers ------------------------------- 20-26High School Equivalency Prep CourseGED ----------------------------------------------------- 34Hospital Patient Care -------------------------------- 23Hosting a Dinner Party ------------------------------- 18How to Buy a Computer ----------------------------- 27How to Interpret Finanacial Statements ----------- 8How to Start your own Business --------------------- 5How to Survive and Thrive inToday’s Tough Times ------------------------------ 18HTML & Home Page Creation --------------------- 46Humor and Optimism --------------------------------- 17LLanguages ----------------------------------------------- 15Latin-Tech ------------------------------------------------ 50Law and Media ----------------------------------------- 27Law Office Technology -------------------------- 31, 32Legal Aspects of Running a Business ------------- 5Legal Proofreading Seminar ----------------------- 31Legal Research ----------------------------------- 30, 32Legal Writing for Paralegals ------------------- 30, 32Lehman College ----------------------------------- 29, 32LGBTQ Beginner’s Tango --------------------------- 16LGBTQ Storytelling ------------------------------------ 17Lifelong Learning -------------------------------------- 27Litigation I ------------------------------------------- 30, 32Litigation II ------------------------------------------ 30, 32NNegotiating Entertainment Contract -------------- 17Network Technology Foundations ----------------- 38New York Mandatory Food HandlersCourse --------------------------------------------- 11, 36Notary Public Exam Prep Course ----------------- 35NY HQ Weight Management Program ---------- 2654QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP

INDEXOOffice AdministrativeAssistant Certificate Program --------------------- 6Office Procedures andOrganizational Skills --------------------------------- 6Online Courses ------------------------------------ 28, 48Overview of Green Collar Market ----------------- 19Outlook: MOS Exam Prep --------------------------- 47PPackaging Yourself for Success --------------------- 8Paralegal Internship ----------------------------------- 31Paralegal Studies ---------------------------------- 29-32Patient Care Associate -------------------------- 20, 21Patient Care Skills, Basic --------------------------- 24Payroll Certificate ---------------------------------------- 7PayTrain Fundamentals ------------------------------- 7PayTrain Mastering ------------------------------------- 7Personal Development --------------------------------- 8Personal Injury Torts ----------------------------- 31, 32Personal Lines License Qualifying Course ----- 36Pharmacology Theory & Calculations ------ 25, 26Pharmacy Technician Test Prep ------------------- 25Photography Workshop ------------------------------ 17Placement Assistance ------------------------------- 49Planning and Maintaining a MicrosoftWindows Server NetworkInfrastructure for Exam 70-293 ------------------ 45Planning for Retirement ----------------------------- 18PowerPoint ---------------------------------------------- 44PowerPoint: MOS Exam Prep ------------------ 6, 47Preparatory Skills ---------------------------------- 33-35Preparing Business Tax Returns -------------------- 5Probate Preparation for Estates ------------------- 31Project Management Advanced ------------------- 48Project Management Introduction ----------------- 48Project Management ProfessionalCertificate --------------------------------------------- 48Public Speaking forBusiness and Beyond ---------------------------- 5, 6QQC Silk Roasd Tour ------------------------------------- 9Quark XPress:Design Through Production ---------------------- 47QC Sports & Recreation ----------------------------- 49Queensborough Community College ------------ 56Quickbooks Pro ---------------------------------------- 44RReading Skills Improvement for Adults ---------- 33Reading, Grades 1-6 --------------------------------- 12Real Property Law ------------------------------------- 31Refund Policy --------------------------------------------- 3Registration & Diagnostic Scheduling ----------- 25Registration & Information ---------------------------- 3Roots of American Foreign Policy ---------------- 27SSales Methods and Fundamentals ----------------- 5Salsa Dancing for Fitness --------------------------- 16SAT (Prep) ----------------------------------------------- 34Scaffold Safety Training ----------------------------- 19School Violence Prevention& Intervention Seminar ----------------------- 11, 36Security System Technician ------------------------ 42Selecting and Buying Mutual Funds -------------- 18Sign Language ----------------------------------------- 16So You Want to Write --------------------------------- 27Song Writing -------------------------------------------- 17Spanish Conversation -------------------------------- 15Speed Reading ----------------------------------------- 37Specialized High SchoolAdmittion Test Preparation ----------------------- 34Stress Management Level I & II ------------------- 37Supervision - First Line -------------------------------- 8TTaekwondo - Beginner ------------------------------- 17Teach English Overseas ----------------------------- 14Teaching Opportunities ------------------------------ 49Test for Admission into CatholicHigh School Preparation (TACHS) ------------- 34Transportation ------------------------------------------ 51Travel Photography ----------------------------------- 17Tuition and Fees ----------------------------------------- 3Typing, Advanced -------------------------------------- 43Typing for Speed and Accuracy ----------------- 6, 43IndexQUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP55

IndexINDEXUUnemployed Workers ---------------------------------- 3VVenipuncture & Specimen Collection ------------ 25Veteran’s Benefit --------------------------------------- 49Vista Operating Systems ---------------------------- 44Visual Basics 6.0 for Windows -------------------- 44Vocabulary Building ---------------------------------- 33Vocabulary Development for Children,Grades 3-5 -------------------------------------------- 12Voice IP TelephonyTroubleshooting (IPTT ) --------------------------- 41Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) --------------- 40WWatercolor ----------------------------------------------- 15Web Site Design CertificateMethodology and Technology --------------- 38, 46Wedding Photography -------------------------------- 17Weekend College -------------------------------------- 50Weight Management ---------------------------------- 26Wills, Trusts, and Estates ---------------------- 31, 32Windows XP --------------------------------------------- 44Word -------------------------------------------------- 25, 44Word: MOS Exam Prep ------------------------ 6, 46Workers Comp &No Fault Billing Workshop ------------------- 25, 26Working with Parents --------------------------------- 10Writing Workshop ------------------------------------- 12Writing ---------------------------------------------------- 17Writing Assessment Workshop -------------------- 33Writing Workshop, Grades 3-6 -------------------- 12YYork College --------------------------------------------- 52Z56QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP