Catalogue Co Op Tech

Office Of Adult and Continuing Education
2015–2016 COURSE CATALOG
Medical Billing and Coding

High School Equivalency
Culinary Arts
Technology
Network & Security +
A+ Computer Repair
Electrical Installation
Adult Basic Education
Microsoft Office Suite

English for Speakers of Other Languages
Certified Nurse Assistant
NYC Department of Education

Office of Adult and Continuing Education
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About OACE
The Office of Adult and Continuing Education

The New York City Department of Education, Office of Adult and Continuing Education (OACE) is
the largest provider of adult literacy education services in the state. We are an integral part of
the New York City Department of Education’s Division of Equity and Access.
We offer over 900 classes for adults age 21 and over who have not earned a U.S. high school
Career and Technology Education
diploma or equivalency. We operate four Adult Learning Centers located in Brooklyn, Manhattan,
Queens, and the Bronx. We offer day and evening classes Monday through Saturday at more
than 175 sites in all five boroughs, including public schools, community centers and faith-based
organizations. Eligible students can take classes at any of our sites, regardless of which borough
they live in. All classes are taught by certified teachers and are tuition-free. Students may be
required to pay exam fees and other associated fees for specific classes.
Ongoing registration for classes in Adult Basic Education, High School Equivalency (TASC),
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) and Career and Technical Education (CTE) is
held regularly at schools and offices around the city. A listing of intake/registration dates can be
found at: http://schools.nyc.gov/community/AdultEd/classes/RegistrationLocations.htm
Contact the location nearest you for class availability, registration information, and travel directions.
Rose-Marie Mills
Superintendent
Joan Mosely
Executive Director, Assessment and Operations
Yvonne Neal
Senior Director of Accountability
Marvin Superville
Supervisor of Technology, Logistics and Safety
Thomas Trocco (Editor/Layout)

Director of Special Projects
New York City Department of Education Office of Adult and Continuing Education 2015 –2016
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About the Office of Adult and Continuing Education....... 2

Table of Contents............................................................ 3
OACE School Locations.................................................... 4
Adult Basic Ed, HSE, ESOL

General Application Process........................................... 5
Construction Trades
Carpentry....................................................................... 6
Electrical Installation...................................................... 7
Electrical Installation, Solar ............................................ 8

Plumbing ........................................................................ 9
Welding ........................................................................... 10
General Trades
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration.................................. 12
Boiler Maintenance........................................................ 13
Building Maintenance..................................................... 14
Culinary Arts/Food Preparation...................................... 15
Health Careers
Medical Billing and Coding.............................................. 17
Nursing Assistant Program (CNA).................................... 18
Phlebotomy-EKG............................................................. 19
Information Technology
A+ Certification (CompTIA)............................................. 20
Cisco Network Academy................................................. 21
Computer Literacy.......................................................... 22
Digital Tech. (Internet & Computing Core Certification (IC3) 23
Microsoft Office Excel..................................................... 24
Microsoft Office Word.................................................... 25
Microsoft Office Specialist.............................................. 26
Microsoft Office Suite ...................................................... 27
Network + Certification (CompTIA)................................. 28
Photoshop ...................................................................... 29
Security + Certification (CompTIA).................................. 30
Web Design.................................................................... 31
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OACE Regions and Training Sites
Registration and orientation for classes are held regularly at all the Regions around the
city. Contact the Region for their schedule of specific dates.
To find the latest schedule, visit us at:
http://schools.nyc.gov/community/AdultEd/classes/RegistrationLocations.htm
Bronx
Region 1: 3450 East Tremont Avenue, Bronx, NY 10465, Room 323 | 718-863-4057
• Bronx Adult Learning Center, 3450 East Tremont Avenue, Bronx, NY 10465
• Samuel Gompers High School, 455 Southern Boulevard, Bronx, NY 10455
Queens
Region 2: 27-35 Jackson Avenue, 3rd Floor, Long Island City, NY 11101 |718-361-9480
• Queens Adult Learning Center, 27-35 Jackson Avenue, 3rd Floor, Long Island City, NY 11101
Region 3: 90-01 Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica NY 11435 | 718-557-5568 (Entrance on 90th Avenue)
Manhattan
Region 4: 269 West 35th Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10018 | 212-868-1650
• Alternative Education Complex, 269 West 35th Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10018
Region 5: 212 West 120 Street, New York, NY 10027, 212-666-1920
• Coop Technical Education, 321 East 96th Street, New York, NY 10128
• Mid-Manhattan Adult Learning Center, 212 West 120th Street, New York, NY 10027
Brooklyn
Region 6: P.S. 13, 557 Pennsylvania Avenue, Room 251, Brooklyn, NY 11207 | 718-240-2770
Region 7: M.S. 61, 400 Empire Blvd., Brooklyn, NY 11225 | 718-221-6703
Region 8: 475 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216 | 718-638-2635

• Brooklyn Adult Learning Center, 475 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216
General Application Process 5
All course offerings are Tuition-Free and for Eligible NYC residents
ONLY.
HSE * Basic Education * ESL * CTE Classes

The New York City Office of Adult and Continuing Education (OACE) provides more
than 900 tuition-free* classes for eligible students (21 years and older who have not
earned a U.S. high school diploma or equivalency) in:
Adult Basic Education (ABE)
Career and Technical Education (CTE)
High School Equivalency Preparation (HSE)
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
*Students may be required to pay associated fees for textbooks, certification exams and/or uniforms
for specific classes.
We offer morning, afternoon and evening classes, Monday through Saturday at more than 175 sites
in all five boroughs, including public schools, community centers and faith-based organizations.
Students are welcome to take classes at any of our sites, regardless of the borough in which they
live.
Important: If a CTE class you desire requires a HS diploma or equivalent, you may dually enroll in an
adult basic ed. class. Learn a skill while preparing for your HS equivalency diploma.
OACE currently offers High School Equivalency exams at ten Testing Centers across all boroughs.
Fall Semester: September - January Spring Semester: February - June

TABE Testing and Registration
Applicants are required to take the “Test of Adult Basic Education” (TABE).
The math and reading test results will be evaluated to determine both academic readiness and
appropriate course placement.
If reading and math levels fall below the academic requirement of an applicant’s course choice,
literacy classes will be offered to assist in raising academic readiness. When an applicant’s retest
meets the academic requirements for placement, enrollment preference in the original course
choice will be awarded.
Contact the regional office offering the course of your choice for orientation,
testing, and registration dates and times. Course offerings and training locations
are subject to change.
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Carpentry
Interior & Exterior

The Carpentry program will prepare students for
entry level employment as carpenters in both new
construction and renovation applications. Students
will receive basic carpentry theory, including
occupational math related to the trade of carpentry.
This 10-month course will provide hands-on training
in the installation of doors, windows and roofing;
instruction on operations such as drywall mechanics,
trim-joinery and molding; and an introduction
Construction Trades
to carpentry machinery (how to set up and use

traditional shop tools such as the table saw drill
press, jointer, thickness planer, redial arm-saw, band-
saw and router).
Students will also be introduced to Green Construction

which is designed to teach students how to maximize
the energy efficiency of building structures and CERTIFICATION
OACE Certification of Completion
decrease the waste of energy.
OSHA Card Fee: $5
COURSE PREREQUISITES
NONE
Areas of Instruction PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS

TABE Reading 7.0
TABE Math 7.0
1. Construction Site Competencies
2. Introduction to Hand Tools
3. Wall and Floor Framing ASSOCIATED FEES include:
4. Introduction to Portable Power Tools Textbooks
5. Gypsum Wallboard Installation Supplies
6. Foundation Construction
7. Rough Carpentry TRAINING LOCATIONS
8. OSHA 10 Hr. Training Region 5 - School of Cooperative Technology
(Evening)
Electrical Installation 7
Construction Trades
This 10 month course covers the fundamentals of basic electrical theory and hands-on
experience as it relates to residential and commercial wiring. Students will be prepared to
become electrician’s helpers or skilled apprentice electricans.
Areas of Instruction CERTIFICATION

OACE Certificate of Completion
OSHA - Card Fee: $5
1. Safety
2. Low Voltage Wiring
3. Circuitry Design, Layout and Wire Installation COURSE PREREQUISITES
4. Tool Nomenclature & Use NONE
5. Parts Terminolgy & Usage
6. Troubleshooting Low Voltage Light PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
7. Installation of Armored Cable TABE Reading 7.0
8. Switch Circuit Design & Installation TABE Math 7.0
(Single Pole, Three Way & Four Way)
9. Installation of Fastening Devices ASSOCIATED FEES include:
10. Thin Wall, Rigid Couduit, Aluminum/Conduit
Textbooks
& Wire Mold Installation
Supplies
11. Employee Responsibilities
12. OSHA 10 Hr. Training
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 1 - S. Gompers H.S. (Evening)
Region 5 - School of Cooperative
Technology (Evening)
Electrical Installation, Solar
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Construction Trades
This 1 term course will prepare students for the one year Electrical Installation program.
Participants who successfully complete the course will qualify for programs leading to
certification as a Solar PV Installer. All theory and hands on practice are aligned to the National
Electrical Code Guidelines. For this course, students will receive a Certificate of Completion for
“Solar Electric.”

OSHA - Card Fee: $5
1. Safety
2. Introduction to Electrical Circuits (mathematical
relationships and schematic diagrams) COURSE PREREQUISITES
3. Conduit Bending NONE
4. Theoretical Concepts of Electricity
• (with overview of Photovoltaic (PV)) PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
5. Solar PV Theory and System Design TABE Reading 8.0
6. OSHA 10Hr. Training TABE Math 8.0
ASSOCIATED FEES include:

Textbooks
Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Plumbing
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Construction Trades
This 10 month course covers the skills and competencies required in the plumbing industry.
Students are taught installation and maintenance concepts as well as the design and function of
plumbing fixtures. Participants are also introduced to aspects of running a plumbing company.
CERTIFICATION
Areas of Instruction OACE Certificate of Completion
OSHA - Card Fee: $5
1. Plumbing Principles and Operations
2. Installations
3. Malfunctions
NONE
4. Pipe Repairs: Replacements and Adjustments
5. Plumbing Fixtures and Associated Hardware
PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
6. Copper Tubing
TABE Reading 6.5
7. Waste Line Installations and Repair
TABE Math 6.5
8. Sanitary Drainage and Venting
9. Career & Financial Management
Textbooks
Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 5 - School of Coop Tech (Evening)
Welding
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Construction Trades
This one year certificate course covers the skills and competencies involved in the basic
study and practice of welding. This class will cover the techniques of five welding and cutting
processes that are typically used in the industry. In addition students will be eligible for an OSHA
training course and certification.
CERTIFICATION
Areas of Instruction New York State Field WElder Certification
OSHA - Card Fee: $5
1. Safety
2. Tool Nomenclature & Use
3. Set-up and Operation of Welding Machines
NONE
4. Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)
5. Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
6. Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW)
TABE Reading and TABE Math 6.5–7.0
7. Oxi Fuel Cutting and Plasma Arc Cutting
8. Employee Responsibilities
9. OSHA 10-Hr. Training
Textbooks
Supplies: Welding Electrodes and Testing
Materials (Metal Plates)
NY State Exam Fee, approx. $30
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 5 - CoopTech H.S. (Evening)
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Construction Trades
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Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
This 10 month Air Conditioning &

Refrigeration course is designed to
prepare students for an enty level
job as an installer, serviceman or
technician helper. Students will learn
how to troubleshoot, service, and repair
domestic and commercial systems.
Covered in the domestic field are home

refrigeratiors, freezers and window air
conditioners.
Covered in the commercial field are

grocery store and supermarket units,
beverage coolers, central A/C systems,
General Trades
small chillers, ice machines, and walk-in

freezers.

HVAC
1. Electrical Theory (DC/AC current) EPA Refrigerant Transition and Recovery Program
2. Electirical Installation Exam Fee: $35
3. Refrigeration Theory OSHA Card Fee: $5
4. Motors OACE Certificate of Completion
5. Refrigeration Components
6. EPA Protection COURSE PREREQUISITES
7. Refrigerant Recovery
NONE
High School or High School Equivalency Diploma
TABE Reading 7.0, TABE Math 7.0

Textbooks
Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 5 (Day Classes)
Boiler Maintenance/Air Pollution EPA 13
The Boiler Maintenance course prepares students for the Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) certification exam. This intro course is designed to teach students the major components
General Trades
of boilers and how to inspect boilers. This course is up to 2 months.
CERTIFICATION
Areas of Instruction EPA # 608
Exam Fee: $35
1. Components and Functions of #6 Boiler OSHA Card Fee: $5
2. The Science of Gas and Liquids
3. Combustion Theory COURSE PREREQUISITES
4. Fuel Flow Chart Reading NONE
5. Thermal Energy
6. EPA Regulations PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
7. New York City Regulations High School Equivalency Diploma
8. OSHA 10 Hr. Training TABE Reading 8.0
TABE Math 7.0

Textbooks
Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
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Building Maintenance Program
This 10 month Building Maintenance course prepares students for an entry level position in
the building maintenance industry. This course covers four core areas: carpentry maintenance,
plumbing/heating maintenance, electrical maintenance and janitorial services. Upon successful
General Trades
completion of the course, students will be eligible for OSHA and/or EPA Boiler Operator training
to prepare for certification.

OACE Certificate of Completion:
1. Introduction to Safety, Hand Tools and Equipment OSHA Card Fee: $5
2. Basic Framing
3. Repairing Doors and Windows COURSE PREREQUISITES
4. Basic Lock Maintenance NONE
5. Basic Electricity Theory
6. Repairing and Replacing Fixtures and Switches PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
7. Maintaining Electrical Equipment TABE Reading 7.0
8. Cleaning and Polishing Floors
TABE Math 7.0
9. Window Repair, Glazing and Cleaning
10. Repairing Vinyl Tiles
11. Measuring, Cutting and Soldering Black Pipe ASSOCIATED FEES include:
12. Repairing Simple Leaks and Cleaning Drains Textbooks
13. Heating Systems Supplies
14. Career & Financial Management
15. OSHA 10 Hr Training TRAINING LOCATIONS
Culinary Arts / Food Preparation 15
This 10 month program is designed to teach

students basic and advanced techniques in
culinary baking and kitchen management. In-
depth hands on training include knife skills
development, butchering of common cuts of
meats and seafood preparation, garnishing
skills, culinary techniques development,
product identification, baking and pastry arts,
professional kitchen equipment operation,
recipe development, and team work.
Students are encouraged to practice at home
to further develop their skills and will be given
General Trades
opportunities to showcase them in class.
CERTIFICATION
Areas of Instruction New York City Food Handler
Exam Fee: $25.00
1. Safety and Sanitation Skills
2. Nutrition and Healthy Cooking COURSE PREREQUISITES
3. Equipment Identification and Use NONE
4. Measurements
5. Product Identification PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
6. Raw Product Fabrication TABE Reading 6.5
7. Cooking Methods TABE Math 6.5
8. Baking Methods
9. Costing ASSOCIATED FEES include:
10. Employee Responsibilities Textbooks
Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
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Medical Health Careers
Medical Billing & Coding/Administration
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The Medical Billing and Coding program is a 250-hour, 5-month course of study. The core areas

of study are: Health Insurance Fundamentals, Computerized Medical Insurance Billing, Science,
and Medical Administration. Students will be prepared to take the National Health Career
Association (NHA) exams: Certified Billing & Coding Specialist (CBCS) and the Certified Medical
Administrative Assistant (CMAA) which requires dual enrollment.

NHA Medical Biling and Coding Specialist
1. Abstraction of Data NHA Medical Administrative Assistant
2. Medical Terminology Exam Fees: $105 Per Exam
3. Anatomy, Physiology and Biology OACE Certificate of Completion
4. Pharmacology
5. Disease COURSE PREREQUISITES
6. CPT Surgical and Non-Surgical Coding NONE
7. ICD-9 Coding
8. Radiology and Pathology Coding ASSOCIATED FEES include:
9. Business Communication Exam Fees, Textbooks, Supplies
10. Computers and Internet Technology
11. Data Security, Information Security TRAINING LOCATIONS
12. Electronic Record Keeping Region 5 - MMALC (day)
13. Health Care Law, Management, and Data Standards Region 8 - BALC (day)
14. Insurance Abuse, Compliance, and Fraud
15. Confidentiality and Professional Ethics PLACEMENT REQUIREMENT
High school or High School Equivalency
Diploma
TABE Reading 8.0
TABE Math 8.0
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Nursing Assistant Program (CNA)
The CNA program is designed to prepare students to take the New York State Department of Health
certification exam. Certification will qualify individuals for employment in long-term care facilities as
Certified Nurse Assistants. (Day program is 5 months - Evening program is 10 months)
• Nurse Aide Assistant theory and laboratory 130 Hours
• Supervised clinical experience in long term care facility 30 Hours
• Volunteer Internship 30 Hours
Areas of Instruction
CERTIFICATION
NYS Dept of Health Certified Nurse Assistant
CPR
1. Basic Nursing skills
2. Personal Care skills COURSE PREREQUISITES
3. Safety NONE
4. Mental Health and Social Service Needs
5. Care of Cognitively Impaired Residents PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
6. Basic Restorative Services NO HS diploma required
7. Resident’s Rights TABE Reading 7.0
Selection of applicants will be made by the Health TABE Math 5.0
Careers faculty based on a portfolio review and personal
interviews. Every applicant is subject to a criminal ASSOCIATED FEES include:
background check and medical evaluation including a ten Textbooks, Supplies, Uniform, Exam Fees
panel drug screen.
TRAINING LOCATIONS
NOTE: As a condition of acceptance into the Nurse Region 1 BxALC (day)
Assistant program, applicants who do not possess a High Region 5 MMALC (day or evening)
School or High School Equivalency diploma, must also be Region 6 P.S. 13 (day)
registered for an ESL, BE or Pre-HSE. Region 8 BALC (day and evening)
Phlebotomy / EKG 19
This 60-hour course is a supplement to other OACE Allied-Health offerings (Medical Office Ad-
ministration and CNA) and covers phlebotomy, electrocardiography, electronic health records
and related clinical medical assisting topics. The course is designed to prepare students to take
the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Certified EKG Technician (CET) and Certified Phle-

botomy Technician (CPT) exams. Students will meet requirements for entry-level positions as
Phlebotomy and EKG technicians.
1. Cardiovascular System Theories
2. Venipuncture Principles
3. Venipuncture Equipment
4. Blood Specimen Collection and Handling Techniques
5. EKG Machine/Patient Setup
6. Electrocardiograph Analysis
7. Vital Signs Analysis
8. Infection Control and Medical Asepsis
9. Patient Positioning in Treatment Procedures
10. Basic Pharmacology Principles COURSE PREREQUISITES
11. Electronic Health Records Medical Billing & Coding
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
CERTIFICATIONS (These courses must be taken with OACE)
1. NHA Certified EKG Technician (CET)
2. NHA Certified Phlebotom Technicial (CPT) ASSOCIATED FEES include:
Exam Fee: $105 per exam Textbooks
OACE Certificate of Completion Uniforms
Supplies
High School or High School Equivalency Diploma TRAINING LOCATIONS
TABE Reading 8.0, TABE Math 8.0 Region 5 MMALC (Evening)
Region 8 BALC (Saturday)
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A+ Certification (CompTIA Computer Repair)
This 5 month A+ Computer Repair course will provide students with the skills required to install,
upgrade, repair, configure, troubleshoot, and perform basic maintenance on computer hardware
systems and peripheral devices. Students will also learn about memory systems, ports and
subsystems, operating systems, and commercial and occupational competencies. At the end of
the course, students will be required to take the CompTia A+ exams for certification.

1. Safety CompTia A+
2. Assembling and Disassembling Computer Systems Exam Fee: $200
3. Loading Operating Systems Software ($100 per module (2 Modules)
4. Utilizing Power on Self-Test and Diagnostic Techniques OACE Certificate of Completion
5. Identifying Hardware Components
6. Troubleshooting Computer Conflicts COURSE PREREQUISITES
7. Partitioning Disks, Booting Analysis NONE
8. Networking Fundamentals
9. Computer System Construction and Architecture ASSOCIATED FEES include:
10. Operating Systems: DOS and Windows Textbooks
11. Peripheral Operation and Repair Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS Region 1 - S. Gompers H.S. (Evening)
High School or High School Equivalency Diploma Region 8 - BALC (Day)
TABE Reading 8.0
TABE Math 7.0
Cisco Network Academy 21
The Cisco Network Academy introduces students to the concepts and technology of networking,
network design and wiring, programming, and equipment configuration. Students should have
prior computer maintenance and repair knowledge before taking this 10 month course. Students
who successfully complete the course will be eligible to take the Cisco Certified Network
Associate (CCNA) certification exam.
CERTIFICATION
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
Exam Fee: $250
1. Safety CompTIA A+ or Network+ Certification or
2. Local Area Network Equivalent Knowledge/Experience
3. Electronics, Signals & Routers
4. Media Connections & Collisions PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
5. Cabling Concepts High School or High School Equivalency
6. Point to Point Protocol Diploma
7. Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) TABE Reading 8.0
8. Network Layers TABE Math 8.0
9. IP Addressing
10. TCP/IPI ASSOCIATED FEES include:
11. Network Troubleshooting Textbooks
Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
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Computer Literacy
Learning how to use and understand computers in today’s modern world begins with this 5
month course. Students will learn what computers are, how they work, and be able to use a
computer for simple applications. Students are introduced to basic computer operations, Micro-
soft programs, keyboarding, and work related skills. Students will expand these skills by using
the Internet to research information, access and explore web sites, and emailing. No keyboard-
ing skills required.
CERTIFICATION
Areas of Instruction COURSE PREREQUISITES: NONE
1. Computer Fundamentals
2. Internet Navigation
3. Touch Type Keyboarding
4. Introduction to Microsoft Applications ASSOCIATED FEES include:
Textbooks, Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 1 (evenings)
Region 3 (evenings and Saturday)
Region 5 & 8 (day, evening, and Saturday)
Digital Technology (IC3 Certification)
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This 10 month Digital Technology course is an intermediate certification course which prepares
students with the skills required to excel in virtually all career fields and academic pursuits re-
quiring computer and Internet applications. This course leads to an “Internet Computing Core”
(IC3) Certification, which is the computer indurstry’s global standard for computer literacy. IC3
certified individuals are professionally recognized as having the critical entry-level skills neces-
sary to utilize the latest computer and Internet technology effectively. Students who successfully
complete this course are eligible for advanced technical and certification courses such as Micro-
soft Office Specialist; CompTia’s: A+, Network +, and Security+ courses.
Digital Technology (IC3 Certification Modules)

Living Online:
Covers skills for working in an Internet or networked environment.
Key Applications:
Covers the basic essentials of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, some of Access and
the common features.
Computing Fundamentals:
Covers a foundational understanding of computing software and hardware.
CERTIFICATION ASSOCIATED FEES include:

IC3 Textbooks, Supplies
Exam Fee: $29 per module
OACE Certificate of Completion TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 2 QALC (Saturday)
COURSE PREREQUISITES Region 8 BALC (day, evening, and Saturday)
NONE
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Microsoft Office Excel
This 5 month Microsoft Excel course covers essential basic and intermediate level skills for
creating, editing, formatting, and organizing spread sheets. This is a non-certification course.
However, students can take this course as entry level preparation for the Microsoft Office
Specialist (MOS) Certification course.
Areas of Instruction COURSE PREREQUISITES

Basic Keyboarding Skills
1. Managing Worksheets IC3 Certification or equivalent Knowledge/experience
2. Entering Text and Formulas
3. Formatting Cells PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
4. Page Layout & Setup High School or High School Equivalency Diploma
5. Charts and Images TABE Reading 7.0
TABE Math 7.0
CERTIFICATION ASSOCIATED FEES include:

OACE Certificate of Completion Textbooks
Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 2 QALC (evening and Saturday)
Microsoft Office Word 25
This 5 month Microsoft Word course covers essential basic and intermediate level skills for
creating, editing and managing common office documents. This is a non-certification course.
However, students can take this course as entry level preparation for the Microsoft Office
Specialist (MOS) Certification course or dually enroll in the Medical Billing class for the Medical
Administrative Assistant Certification.
CERTIFICATION
1. Documents: Page Layouts & Setup COURSE PREREQUISITES

2. Business and Personal Letters Basic Keyboarding Skills
3. Flyers and Business Cards IC3 Certification or Equivalent Knowledge/Experience
4. Text Formatting
5. WordArt and ClipArt PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
6. Templates High school or High School Equivalency Diploma
7. Tables TABE Reading 7.0
8. Hyperlinks TABE Math 7.0
9. Smart Graphics
10. Styles and Themes
Textbooks
In Region 8:
Supplies
These are included for the Medical
Administrative Assistant Certification, for
the students that are dually enrolled in TRAINING LOCATIONS
Medical Billing & Coding. Region 2 (evening and Saturday)
11. Business Reports

12. Mail Merge
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Microsoft Office Specialist
This 10-month course covers the business applications of the Windows based Microsoft Office
software program leading to “Microsoft Office Specialist” Certification which includes:
MS Word (Word Processing)

MS Excel (Spreadsheets)
MS PowerPoint (Presentations)
Students are prepared for the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification exams.
MOS Certification Exams CERTIFICATION

MOS - Word, Excel, PowerPoint and/or Outlook
MS Word:
Used to create and edit personal and COURSE PREREQUISITES
business documents Basic Keyboarding Skills
IC3 Certification or Equivalent Knowledge/Experience
MS Excel:
Used to create, edit, format and organize PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
workbooks and spreadsheets High School or High School Equivalency Diploma
MS PowerPoint:
Used to create personal and business slide ASSOCIATED FEES include:
presentations Textbooks
Supplies
MS Outlook:
Used to organize and manage email, TRAINING LOCATIONS
calendars, personal and business Region 5 MMALC (day and Saturday)
information Region 8 BALC (day and Saturday)
Microsoft Office Suite
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This course covers the business applications of the Windows based Microsoft Office software
program which includes:
MS Word (Word Processing)
MS Excel (Spreadsheets)
MS PowerPoint (Presentations)
Components CERTIFICATION
MS Word: COURSE PREREQUISITES
Used to create and edit personal and Basic Keyboarding Skills
business documents
MS Excel: High School or High School Equivalency Diploma
Used to create, edit, format and organize TABE Reading 8.0, TABE Math 7.0
workbooks and spreadsheets
MS PowerPoint: Textbooks
Used to create personal and business slide Supplies
presentations
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 2 QALC (day, evening and Saturday)
Region 5 MMALC (Saturday)
Region 8 BALC (day and Saturday)
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Network+ (CompTIA)
The 5 month Network+ course is designed to prepare students for the CompTia’s Network+
certification examination and teach skills necessary to succeed as a Computer Network
Technician in this dynamic field. This course covers: networking fundamentals, networking
protocols, network design, implementation, troubleshooting and support.

CompTia Network+
1. Networking Introduction
Exam Fee: $139
2. Networking Media: Copper and Fiber-Optic Cable
3. Wireless Technology COURSE PREREQUISITES
4. Digital Encoding and Data Transmission CompTia A+ Certification or
5. Network Operating Systems and Network Communications Equivalent Knowledge/Experience
6. Window Server-Based Networking
7. NetWare-Based Networking PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
8. Networking with UNIX-Type Operating Systems High School or
9. Introduction to the Server High School Equivalency Diploma
10. Remote Access and Long Distance Communications TABE Reading 8.0
11. Network Security TABE Math 7.0
12. Managing and Troubleshooting Networks
13. Sub-netting ASSOCIATED FEES include:
14. ATM and VOIP Textbooks
15. Web Servers and Services Supplies
16. TCP/IPI Fundamentals
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 8 BALC (day and evening)
Adobe Photoshop
29
This 10 month course covers the fundamentals of digital photo editing and processing of photos.
These essential skills include enhancing photographs by fixing and correcting common flaws,
preparing photographs to insert into presentations, email, creative artwork, and software
programs using digital images.
CERTIFICATION
1. Workspace Interface
2. Color Correction COURSE PREREQUISITES
3. Photo Texture and Effects MOS/IC3/DreamWeaver or Equivelant Knowledge/
4. File Formats Experience
5. Resolution: Resizing & Resampling
6. Cropping and Transformations PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
7. Selections and Transformations TABE Reading 7.0
TABE Math 5.0

Textbooks
Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 2 (Evening & Saturday)
30
Security+ (CompTIA)
The Security+ Certification is essential if you are interested in securing network services, network
devices, and network operating systems. This 5 month course will help you build on your knowledge
and professional experience with computer hardware, operating systems, and networks as you
acquire the specific skills required to implement basic security services on any type of computer
network. Participants will be prepared for the CompTIA Security+ Certification exam and will be able
to use Security+ as the foundation for advanced security certifications.

1. System Threats and Vulnerabilities Identification CompTIA Security +
2. Digital Forensics Exam Fee: $190
3. System Attacks Simulation using Backtrack
4. Penetration Testing COURSE PREREQUISITES
5. Steganography CompTIA A+ Certification
6. Organizational Security Policy CompTIA Network+ Certification
7. Security Infrastructure
8. Software-based System Attacks and Responses PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
High School or High School
Equivalency Diploma
TABE Reading 8.0
TABE Math 7.0

Textbooks
Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 8 (Evening)
Web Design (Adobe Dreamweaver) 31

This 5-10 month Web Page Design course teaches the fundamentals of web design using a
WYSYWIG HTML editor. The essential skills that will be covered will enable students to create,
design and publish a basic website using Adobe Dreamweaver.
CERTIFICATION
Basic computer skills
1. CSS
2. Hosting Internet Service Providers PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS
3. Building Navigation Menus TABE Reading 7.0
4. Creating Forms
TABE Math 5.0
5. Using Spry Widgets
6. Copyright Laws
7. Layout and Designing Essentials
8. Typography Textbooks
9. Tables Supplies
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Region 8 BALC (afternoon)

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Adult Basic Ed, HSE, ESOL

Career and Technology Education

Region 7: M.S. 61, 400 Empire Blvd., Brooklyn, NY 11225 | 718-221-6703

Region 8: 475 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216 | 718-638-2635

HSE * Basic Education * ESL * CTE Classes

Fall Semester: September - January Spring Semester: February - June

Interior & Exterior

to carpentry machinery (how to set up and use

Students will also be introduced to Green Construction

Areas of Instruction PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS

Areas of Instruction CERTIFICATION

Areas of Instruction CERTIFICATION

ASSOCIATED FEES include:

This 10 month Air Conditioning &

Covered in the domestic field are home

Covered in the commercial field are

small chillers, ice machines, and walk-in

Areas of Instruction CERTIFICATION

ASSOCIATED FEES include:

ASSOCIATED FEES include:

Areas of Instruction CERTIFICATION

This 10 month program is designed to teach

Medical Health Careers

Areas of Instruction CERTIFICATION

Medical Health Careers

Areas of Instruction CERTIFICATION

Areas of Instruction COURSE PREREQUISITES: NONE

Digital Technology (IC3 Certification Modules)

CERTIFICATION ASSOCIATED FEES include:

Areas of Instruction COURSE PREREQUISITES

CERTIFICATION ASSOCIATED FEES include:

1. Documents: Page Layouts & Setup COURSE PREREQUISITES

11. Business Reports

MS Word (Word Processing)

MOS Certification Exams CERTIFICATION

MS Word (Word Processing)

Areas of Instruction CERTIFICATION

ASSOCIATED FEES include:

to use Security+ as the foundation for advanced security certifications.

Areas of Instruction CERTIFICATION

ASSOCIATED FEES include:

Career and Technology Education

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