cal poly extended education summer 2015 catalog

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Extended Education

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COMMUNITY ACCESS

Through Community Access, you have the opportunity to:• ACCESS COURSES ONLY AVAILABLE AT CAL POLY

• GET AHEAD AND FULFILL REQUIREMENTS FOR YOUR DEGREE

• TAKE INTRO CLASSES TO EXPLORE INTERESTS IN SPECIFIC FIELDS

• FOR DETAILS AND FORMS: SUMMER.CALPOLY.EDU/COMMUNITY

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TABLE OF CONTENTSQUARTER PLUS

ACADEMIC CLASSES

SUMMER PRE-HEALTH CLASSES

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

LAUNCH-IT

BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT

WINE

SLOCAVORE

FALL/WINTER PREVIEW

ROSETTA STONE

KIDS LEARN STEM

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QUARTER PLUS

START DATE: Monday, August 24, 2015END DATE: Friday, September 11, 2015

Get ahead! Take 4 – 8 UNITS of GE courses at the end of August in just

3 weeks with Quarter Plus!

NEW THIS SUMMER! For both Cal Poly Continuing students

and Community Access.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, GO TOsummer.calpoly.edu/quarterplus


THE ART OF RESEARCHLearning the art of research will turn you into a producer of information instead of a consumer.

Build your skills as an incoming or returning graduate student to prepare to research efficiently, write effectively, and present clearly. This course will not only support your thesis or project work but also prepare you for graduate level performance.

UNIV S470

INSTRUCTOR Dawn Janke Elizabeth Lowham, Ph.D. Katherine O’Clair Richard Savage, Ph.DLOCATIONCal Poly, TBA

FEE$719

DATE8/24/15 – 9/10/15 Monday – Thursday 8:10 a.m. – noon

ACADEMIC CLASSESHUNDREDS OF ACADEMIC CLASSES ARE AVAILABLE THIS SUMMER, SEE SUMMER.CALPOLY.EDU If you are a community member, you may access these classes through our Community Access program. Full details are available on the summer.calpoly.edu website. The research class (see below) and pre-health classes on the following pages are available through Extended Education; see website: extended.calpoly.edu.


SURVEY OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY This course will analyze the structure, isometric, nomenclature, and fundamental reactions of major functional groups. Delve into the real-world applications of organic chemicals in agriculture, medicine, industry, and the home.

Not open to students with credit in CHEM 212 or CHEM 216/316. Prerequisite: CHEM 111, CHEM 124 or CHEM 127.

• 4 LECTURE, 1 LAB• 5 units

CHEM 312INSTRUCTORHasan Palandoken, Ph.D.

LOCATIONSee website

FEE$289 per unit

OFFEREDSummer First 5-week Session 6/22 – 7/24

LOOKING TO IMPROVE YOUR CAREER IN THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS? Complete coursework that will improve your chances of being accepted into graduate schools or continue to expand your understanding of the field beyond your degree. Intended for health professions in nursing, medicine, dentistry, clinical laboratory science, physician assistant, veterinary medicine, and more.

SUMMER PRE-HEALTH


HEMATOLOGY Study fundamental concepts of hematology—primarily human—including blood-forming organs and the origin and function of blood cells and plasma. You also examine the theoretical and clinical aspects of normal and pathological conditions of erythrocytes, leukocytes, platelets, coagulation and blood group systems. This course introduces students to all aspects of clinical laboratory medicine and provides a frame-work to understand and interpret medical information.

Prerequisite: BIO 351 or BIO 302 or BIO 303 or CHEM 373, or graduate standing in Biological Sciences.


ZOO 428INSTRUCTORJo Ellen Hose, Ph.D.

LOCATIONSee website

FEE$289 per unit

OFFEREDSummer Second 5-week session 7/27 – 8/28

MICROBIOLOGY Explore the morphology, metabolism, classification, and identification of microscopic organisms. This course focuses on microbiology of air, soil, water, and foods with applications to industry, agriculture, medicine and public health.

Not open to students with credit in MCRO 224; not for credit for BIO or MCRO majors.

Prerequisite: CHEM 110 or CHEM 111 or CHEM 124 or CHEM 127 or PSC 102. Fulfills GE B2 & B4.


MCRO 221INSTRUCTORPat Fidopoiastis, Ph.D.

LOCATIONSee website

FEE$289 per unit

OFFEREDSummer Second 5-week session 7/27 – 8/28


PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTRAPID PROTOTYPING WITH SOLIDWORKSRapid prototyping is becoming a key component in product development. Rapid prototyping can be used to fix design issues early in the development process. This can prevent costly changes once a product is in full production.

Creating a physical model helps product designers and their customers better visualize the product and attract investment to help products reach the market.

Proposed Key Content includes:

• Software interface and file handling

• 3D part modeling fundamentals

• Assembly creation and management

• Detail drawings

• Creating forms for 3D printing

• Fixing 3D printing file errors

DEV10 E845INSTRUCTORS

Rob Carter, Cal Poly Industrial EngineeringJohn Wildharber, Sr. Mechanical Engineer at Next Intent

LOCATIONCal Poly, TBA

FEE$699

DATE6/22/15 – 7/22/15 Monday, Wednesday 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

This course will focus on early stage product devel-opment and the successful student should have some previous Solidworks experience.

Space is limited so act fast!

NOTE: DATE CHANGED. MEET ON MONDAY/WEDNESDAY


CHALLENGES OF SYSTEM INVOLVED CHILDRENCal Poly and Family Care Network, Inc. have partnered to offer this two day seminar for continuing education units for professionals working in mental health service agencies, community based organizations, Probation, the Department of Social Services, education professionals (teachers, administrators, school counselors) and healthcare providers.

The seminar will focus on enhancing your understanding of the complexities surrounding children and families receiving supportive services, while expanding your knowledge of evidence-informed interventions and strategies designed to improve outcomes.

Specific topics to be covered will include:

• working with high-needs children exhibiting complex behaviors

• trauma informed care

• cultural understanding

• strategies for evidence-based interventions to help.

Inquire about CEU’s

DEV10 E842INSTRUCTORFamily Care Network Trainer

LOCATIONFamily Care Network, Inc. Training Room, San Luis Obispo

FEE$199

DATE6/24/15 – 6/25/15 Wednesday, Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.


– NOT YOUR AVERAGE LEMONADE STAND –

center for innovation & entrepreneurship

CAL POLY

For Students Grades 5 – 8

An Innovation & Entrepreneurship Camp

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!JUNE 15 – 19

SUMMER.CALPOLY.EDU


BUSINESS & MANAGEMENTBEST PRACTICES IN SELLINGWearing a smile, having a gift for gab, and dressing for success used to be essential tips for aspiring salespeople. Today, professional sellers are required to do a lot more.

Earning the right to present to a responsible buyer is a major challenge. Signaling credibility and swiftly creating perceptions of value are necessary. With time becoming more precious for both buyers and for sellers, economy in communication and persuasion is critical.

Best Practices in Selling provides participants with up to date methods for selling through today’s most frequently used media: the phone, email, texting, and social media.

NCR 9654INSTRUCTORGary Goodman, Ph.D.


FEE$195

DATE7/18/2015 Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

BEST PRACTICES IN NEGOTIATINGEveryone negotiates, but some are much better at this vital skill than others and, consequently, are more likely to reach ambitious goals and receive more recognition and rewards. In this seminar, learn the best techniques for striking better bargains, making lasting agreements and sustaining positive relationships while also learning how to recognize and address the tactics of counterparts. Equally important, you learn to become a savvier negotiator in scenarios such as buying, selling and financing cars, housing and other big-ticket items.

NCR 9655INSTRUCTORGary Goodman, Ph.D.


FEE$195

DATE8/1/2015 Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.


WINEHOME WINEMAKING This course is designed for those individuals who have never made wine and for home winemakers who wish to improve the quality of their wines. In addition to learning about winemaking equipment designed especially for the home winemaker, participants will learn how to make wine with inexpensive, widely available tools. Topics will include:

• Buying grapes and juice• Crushing and pressing methods• Fermentation management• How to locate wine supplies and equipment• Aging and bottling

WIN1 E882INSTRUCTORCraig Macmillan, Ph.D.


FEE$174

DATE7/7/15 – 7/16/15 Tuesday, Thursday 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

7/18/15 Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

SLOCAVOREWONDERS OF LAVENDER Lavender has been used as a beneficial herb in a variety of ways for thousands of years. The flower’s soothing tonic qualities, the insect-repellent effects of its strong scent, and the use of the dried plant in smoking mixtures have made this herb historically valuable. In modern times, lavender maintains important aromatherapy and culinary uses. Join us this spring at the Central Coast Lavender Farm and Apothecary where we will:

• Tour the beautiful organic lavender farm• Learn about the sustainable agricultural practices

used in lavender cultivation• Experience a distillation from start to finish• Sample homemade lavender sweets and beverages

NCR 9645INSTRUCTORHunter Francis

LOCATIONCentral Coast Lavender Farms and Apothecary, Paso Robles

FEE$99

DATE6/13/15 Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.


SLOCAVORE

CALIFORNIA WINE APPRECIATION

CARE & REPAIR OF THE SPEAKING VOICE

MEMOIR WRITING

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

SALES MARKETING: DIRECT TO CONSUMER

SENSORY EVALUATION OF WINE

TASTING ROOM HOSPITALITY

WINE SALES AND DISTRIBUTION

WORLD RELIGIONS LECTURE SERIES: CHRISTIANITY, JUDAISM, ISLAM

FALL/WINTER PREVIEW


Cal Poly Extended Education has partnered with Rosetta Stone TOTALe™ to provide an eight-week fully interactive, online language-immersion experience. Students can work through up to five levels of proficiency in any of the languages offered and receive online access to Rosetta Stone software to improve speaking, writing, reading and comprehension.

Features include:

• 24/7 access from any Internet connection with any computer or mobile device.

• Live practice sessions with others at the same level, led by a Rosetta Stone native speaking studio coach.

• Access to language games, stories, and interactive chats and conversations with other language learners.

extended.calpoly.edu

FOR CREDIT: $179 (4 CEUs)

NOT FOR CREDIT:$159

Language Skills• Brush up

• Practice

• Improve Skills

Earn CEU’s

ENROLL ONLINE!• 8-week sessions

• Start class at your convenience

ROSETTA STONE

ArabicChinese (Mandarin)DutchEnglish (American)English (British) Filipino (Tagalog)

FrenchGermanGreekHebrewHindiIrish

ItalianJapaneseKoreanPersian (Farsi)PolishPortuguese (Brazil)

RussianSpanish (Latin American)Spanish (Spain)SwedishTurkishVietnamese

LANGUAGES OFFERED (24 different classes):


THE THEME THIS YEAR IS

FORENSICS!

SUMMER.CALPOLY.EDU

KIDS LEARN STEM 2015

CAMPERS WILL:

• Form teams to analyze scientific questions

• Investigate an imaginary crime scene

• Learn about chemistry, mathematics, anthropology, and forensics techniques

• Join us for the family showcase to see all the fun activities from the week.

SIGN UP NOW FOR FIVE ACTION-PACKED DAYS OF HANDS-ON, BRAINS-ON SCIENTIFIC FUN!

JULY 13 – 17 OR JULY 20 – 24


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Information is as accurate as possible at the time of printing. Please check our website for updates and policies.No state funds were used in the creation of this publication.

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