Autry Course Catalog - June-December 2011

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COURSE CATALOG

JUNE-DECEMBER 2011

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Community service is important at Autry Technology Center.erving gives staf, instructors and students the opportunity to work with others,

provide services or the needy and new ideas or a better community. Autry students,programs and organizations team up and help at an annual ood drive, repair brokensidewalks or plan community events every year. erving the community can lead tounexpected opportunities.

Autry echnology Center student Aaron Beagley

used welding skills he learned to x broken

trailer hitches in Niger, Arica. Watch exclusive

online video at autrytech.com or scan bar code

or more on Aaron’s story.

Do-It-Projects

Yourself

CONSTRUCTION CLASSES

Cabinet Making* 08/09 09/01 6-9pm $179Drywall 10/27 11/17 6-9pm $120Painting & exturing echniques 09/28 10/19 6-9pm $120

ile Laying 09/12 09/21 6-9pm $120ile Laying 11/30 12/21 6-9pm $120

Woodworking* 06/13 07/11 6-9pm $179

*Student responsible for project materials.

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Have you thought about exporting your products to another country? You invited to a lunch and learn about the basics of exporting from Jesse GarciaInternational Trade Specialist with the Oklahoma Department of CommerceThis will help you determine if your business is ready to export, what steps need to take to start and common issues in the exporting process.

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TAbLE Of COnTEnTsArchitecture & ConstructionAir ConditioningConstructionDratingHeavy EquipmentLEEDolarWelding

Arts & CommunicationsGraphic ArtsLanguage - nlinePhotography

Business, Management & TechnologyAccountingAdministrative ervicesComputer

Inormation echnologyManagementReal Estateocial Media/ocial NetworkingWeb

Career DevelopmentCareer CounselingCareer Readiness CerticateMedical Careers verviewummer Algebra

Health ScienceAll Health and Medical-Related Classes

Hospitality and Human ServicesChild CareCosmetologyCuisineCulinaryEntry Level Child Care rainingFood aetyHuman ervices

Law & Public SafetyFireghteraetyecurity

Manufacturing & TradesElectrical Basic/Commercial and Industrial WiringGlobal Positioning ystemsIndustrial Maintenance/Alternative EnergyMechatronicsWelding

Science, Engineering & MathematicsMathematicsklahoma chool o cience & Mathematics (MGlobal Positioning ystems

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ransportation Certications

Online Learning

UPCOMInG DATEs fOR YOUR CALEnDAR

Call 242.2750 i you would like to have copies o the

current catalog delivered to your place o business.

Next catalog available December 2011

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6-30Autry Teen Tour

New Classes Weekly

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16Parent conference

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5Closed for holiday

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22-30Closed for holiday

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20 & 21Fall Break

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Q: When do classes begin?

A: ome classes ollow standard all andspring semester schedules. ther classesvary and start throughout the year. omeare one-day seminars and others meetregularly or several nights a week. omeweekend classes are available and onlinetraining is another option.

Q: What is the dierence between full-timeand short-term courses?

A: All training at Autry is designed tohelp prepare students to succeed inthe workplace, but the two primarycategories o training are classied asull-time and short-term:

Full-time programs meet daily and ollowa standard school semester schedule.Most ull-time programs ofer morning,aternoon or all-day class options to

meet your schedule. ome ofer eveningoptions. he ull-time programs can becompleted in varying time rames-rom9 months to 24 months depending onthe program.

hort-term courses vary rom one-daytraining seminars to much longer courseslike EM/Paramedic, or example.

Q: What is your refund policy forshort-term classes?

A:• Reunds o tuition will be given onlyor withdrawals prior to the beginningo the 2nd class session.

• Allow at least 5 to 7 working days oryour reund to be processed.

• Full reunds are available or classescancelled by Autry.

• No reunds will be given ontextbooks or supplies.

• Company withdrawal: A companyis responsible or tuition charges orstudents enrolled unless they ociallywithdraw their employee prior to therst class.

• No reunds will be given on one-dayclasses not cancelled prior to class.

• Minimum age o 16 years orenrollment is required unlessotherwise specied.(Not applicable to online courses. Does not apply to semester-type classes.)

Q: Is nancial aid available?

A: Absolutely! Many students recsome type o nancial assistance. nancial aid oce is happy to woyou to nd the best options to t needs, including scholarships, PellAutry Educational Foundation assand payment plans.

For the FAFA orm, Autry’s Federachool Code is 013530. Applicatioare available at Autry or you can aonline at asa.ed.gov.

Q: When is tuition due?

A: Payment or short-term classesat enrollment and most includes band supplies.

uition or semester schedule coumay be paid quarterly. Payment o

books and supplies is due by the o class. I you have any questionssure to ask when you enroll.

Q: Does Autry oer career counseling

A: Yes! Counselors are available toprospective students with assessmand exploration o career choices.call to make an appointment.

Q: Will Autry help me nd a job?

A: Yes! Autry’s ull-time Job Deveocuses on securing training-relatemployment in area businesses ostudents. he Job Developer also with all ull-time students to deveresumes, prepare or job interviewmore. Autry also posts an updatedarea job openings at autrytech.coon campus.

Q: What do I need to do to enroll?

A: All adult students applying oradmission to Autry’s semester schedulecourses begin by taking an assessmentand scheduling an appointment witha career counselor. Appointments canbe made by calling during businesshours. High school students interested in

attending Autry may apply or admissionduring their high school spring and/orall enrollment. However, Autry careercounselors are available or consultationany time during the year.

You may enroll in person, by phone oronline or many o Autry classes. Enrollin person at 1201 W. Willow rom 8am–8pm, Monday–hursday, and 8am–4pmon Fridays. Call 580.242.2750 (or toll-ree 888.663.2798 in Gareld Countyonly) during business hours to enroll byphone or go online at autrytech.com at

your convenience.

Q: What are enrollment guidelines forshort term classes?

A: • Payment is required whenenrolling.

• Enrollment is on a rst come, rstserved basis.

• Early enrollments help keep classesrom being cancelled.

• extbooks normally are included inthe class tuition.

• Unoreseen circumstances may

cause the date or time o a class tobe changed. Does not apply to semester-type classes

Q: How old do I have to be to attend classes?

A: Anyone age 16 and over may enrollin most classes. Most semester schedulecourses are open to high school juniorsand seniors, and adults, although somecourses are or adults only.

Q: Can Autry help my company ororganization?

A: Autry’s Business and Industry ervicesDepartment ofers opportunities orcustomized business training. Fromcomputer training, customer serviceskills, and organizational development,to saety training and small businessmanagement consulting–Autry hasexperts to help train your staf or growyour business. rainers can provideclasses at Autry or train your employeesonsite.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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ARCHITECTURE & COnsTRUCTIO

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Air Conditioning/Rerigeration 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

M-W 6-10pmPrepares students or employment in the installation, operation, maintenance and repair o residential andcommercial air conditioning, heating and rerigeration systems. Course instruction includes requirements o the

klahoma Construction Industry Board and the International Mechanical and Fuel Gas Code.

CONSTCTON

Construction echnology 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

kills are developed in the areas o blueprint reading, site layout, estimating, oundation work, raming, interior andexterior work, and using both hand and power tools or residential and commercial projects.

DAFTN

Drating and Design 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

Learn drating and design basics and beyond. Emphasis is placed on the theoretical and practical approach to

engineering drawing, with instruction covering basic techniques such as architectural drating, illustration andComputer-Aided Drating and Design (CAD).

HEA EqPMENTHeavy Equipment perator rainingPrerequisites: 18+ with current drivers license.Using the nationally recognized curricula accredited by the National Center or Construction Education andResearch, NCCER, students will learn to saely operate and maintain heavy construction equipment. Utilizing state-o-the-art simulators, teacher-led classroom instruction and hands-on eld operation, students will be able to testor NCCER prociency. Pieces o equipment include, but are not limited to backhoes, tractor-scrapers, bulldozers,excavators, motor graders and ront-end loaders. Contact ravis Perrin or urther inormation.

08/15 10/28 M-F 400 7:30am-4:00pm $5,875

LEED

Introduction to LEED Certication/Your 9/14 9/15 W/h 15 8am-5pm $300Role in the Green Environment *Includes 1hr exam given on site

LEED Green Associate Exam Prep 11/1 11/2 u/W 15 8am-5pm $300*Exam is administered through approved Prometric testing sites, administered through Green Building Certifcation Institute(GBCI) Cost $200.

SOLA

Introduction to olar Electric ystems - Instructor: Bob Willis Want to learn more about solar electric systems? Join us to get an overview o residential uses o solar electricalsystems. Battery systems, components, examples o use, and costs are a ew o the topics included. Use o solar

power may be considered when discussing renewable energy system design and evaluation.09/08 09/08 u 3 6:30-9:30pm $29

olar Electric ystems – Instructor: Jef Clark Prerequisite: Construction experience.

Learn the basics o choosing and implementing a solar electric system. his course is designed or those with some constructionexperience.

09/20 09/29 u/h 12 6-9pm $11011/29 12/08 u/h 12 6-9pm $110

ELDN - Also see welding on page 22

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ARTs & COMMUnICATIOns

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Graphic Arts 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

tudents will develop the skills and techniques used in the graphic arts industry, including graphic design/layout,composition, web design, digital prepress operation, platemaking, press operation, bindery, nishing, photography,

and image editing.

LANAE - ONLNE - See page 26 or more.

Easy English 1 tarts Monthly nline Varies nline $95Easy English 2 tarts Monthly nline Varies nline $95Grammar or EL tarts Monthly nline Varies nline $95Grammar Reresher tarts Monthly nline Varies nline $95panish or Law Enorcement tarts Monthly nline Varies nline $95panish or Medical Proessionals tarts Monthly nline Varies nline $95panish in the Classroom tarts Monthly nline Varies nline $95

peed panish tarts Monthly nline Varies nline $95peed panish II tarts Monthly nline Varies nline $95peed panish III tarts Monthly nline Varies nline $95

PHOTOAPHPhotography Opportunities Day or Evening. Choose what works or you!

Instructor: Mike HofmanPrerequisites: Students need to provide digital camera. Memory card is highly recommended.

Digital Camera Fundamentals 6/14 6/14 u 6 9am-4pm $49Digital Camera Fundamentals 8/23 8/23 u 6 9am-4pm $49Digital Camera Fundamentals 10/25 10/25 u 6 9am-4pm $49Digital Camera Fundamentals 12/6 12/6 u 6 9am-4pm $49

Instructor: Chris BushPrerequisites: Students need to provide digital camera. Memory card is highly recommended.

Mastering Your Digital Domain 7/5 7/26 u 12 6-9pm $69Mastering Your Digital Domain 10/25 11/15 u 12 6-9pm $69

aking Control o Your Digital Camera 9/13 10/4 u 12 6-9pm $69

Adobe Photoshop C4 BasicsPrerequisites: Windows or comparable experience.

Become amiliar with the last version o this image–editing program. Learn to select pixels, work with layers, types and gradients, brushes

and color efects. Improve your images with adjustment layers.8/9 8/30 u 12 6-9pm $99

Adobe Photoshop Elements 9Prerequisites: Windows or comparable experience and basic understanding o p hotography.

Familiarize yoursel with the tools o Photoshop Element 9. Join proessional photographer, instructor Chris Bush to learn how to manage,optimize and share your photos. opics to be covered: techniques on cleaning up and brightening images that were not correctlyexposed when originally shot, adding depth o eld with sot ocus, changing the color balance o images, as well as making collages andthe technique o swapping heads to diferent bodies. Let Chris show you how to make your imagination your only limitation.

10/6 10/17 h/M 12 6-9pm $6912/1 12/12 h/M 12 6-9pm $69




Traiig or now. Traiig or future.

Autry provides opportunities to help you keep up in today’s ast-changing and competitivework environment. A team o experts partner with business and industry to provideconvenient, cost efective and time ecient training.

Contact Autry’s Business and Industry Services to fnd out how they can help.

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Accounting ervices 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

Learn accounting applications and gain extensive hands–on experience with accounting sotware used inindustry. Instruction includes preparation o nancial statements, payroll, accounts payable, accounts receivable,billing and inventory. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take the national exams or CertiedBookkeeper and Fundamental Payroll Certication.

ADMNSTATE SECES

Administrative ervices 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

Learn the skills needed or a successul administrative proessional career. Practice using the latest sotwareto create efective documents and presentations, and gain skills needed to work well with others in today’sast-paced, proessional oce environment.

COMPTE

Computer ClassesPrerequisite: No experience required

Computer Fundamentals 6/2 6/30 h 15 6-9pm $109Computer Fundamentals 8/4 9/1 h 15 6-9pm $109Computer Fundamentals 10/6 11/10 h 15 6-9pm $109

Computer ClassesPrerequisite: Windows or comparable experience required.

Access 2010 8/18 9/18 h 12 6-9pm $99Access 2010 10/27 11/17 h 12 6-9pm $99Adobe Photoshop C4 Basics - description pg 6 8/9 8/30 u 12 6-9pm $99Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 - description pg 6 10/6 10/17 h/M 12 6-9pm $69Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 - description pg 6 12/1 12/12 h/M 12 6-9pm $69Excel 2010 7/6 8/3 W 15 6-9pm $109Excel 2010 9/14 10/12 W 15 6-9pm $109

QuickBooks tarts Monthly nline Varies nline $95Windows 7 8/10 9/7 W 15 6-9pm $109Windows 7 10/19 11/16 W 15 6-9pm $109Word 2010 7/7 7/28 h 12 6-9pm $99Word 2010 9/8 9/29 h 12 6-9pm $99Word 2010 11/17 12/15 h 12 6-9pm $99

Computer Maintenance FundamentalsPrerequisites: Windows o r comparable experience.

ake a basic look at the undamentals o maintaining your home computer. Class will cover a variety o topics:supporting and troubleshooting computer hardware, installing hardware and upgrading your home computer,maintaining windows, and troubleshooting windows startup problems. You will leave with a better understandingo how to keep your computer running smoothly.

9/15 9/29 h 9 6-9pm $8912/1 12/15 h 9 6-9pm $89

A+ Computer Repair &roubleshootingPrerequisites: Windows o r comparable experience.

tart your journey to CompIA A+ certication by joining instructor Melissa Hula or this hands-on coursecovering the undamentals o PC technology, networking, and security. tudents successully completing thisintroductory course will be able to describe the internal components o a computer, assemble a computersystem, install an operating system, and troubleshoot using systems tools and diagnostic sotware. tudy-timeoutside the classroom will be needed. Next course in series: A+ Computer Repair & roubleshooting II

9/14 11/23 u 44 5:30-9:30pm $399





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NFOMATON TECHNOLO

Network Administration 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

Provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary or success in managing, troubleshooting, and securingcomputer networks. tudents learn to install, congure and troubleshoot sotware and hardware on network anddesktop computers. tudents learn to manage various network protocols on both Local Area Networks and Wide

Area Networks. raining is provided in conguring and maintaining servers, routers and switches. Curriculum isdesigned or those who wish to become network administrators, support technicians, and systems managers.Following this intensive training, students will be eligible to take certication exams in the areas o client operatingsystems, server operating systems, Cisco, A+, Network+, and security.

MANAEMENT

Communication kills or Managers* 10/27 11/17 h 12 6-9pm $170Covey 7 Habits 10/26 10/26 W 8 8am-5pm $165How to Manage Conict in the rganization* 9/8 9/29 h 12 6-9pm $170Leadership Academy 11/15 01/31/2012 h 27 1-4pm $425PHR/PHR Review Class 9/6 11/29 u 36 6-9pm $750upervisor Academy 9/6 11/8 u 27 1-4pm $380

*AMA (American Management Association) raining.

More computer courses available online. See page 26.


Autry ofers assistance in the

planning, implementation,monitoring, and evaluating businessaspects in strategic direction,

nancial management, marketingmanagement, and production &

operations management.

Individual training and/orconsultation is ocused

to improve business throughorganizing and utilizing

existing inormation to identiyways to resolve problems and

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and protability.

Ask or Dale hafer, [email protected]

small buie MaagemetWant to make your business perorm better?

Diez pasos para iniciar su negocio

Aprenda los fundamentos de comenzar su propionegocio con éxito. Plan de negocio (producción,mercadeo, nanzas), impuestos, registro,estructura legal, y otros aspectos importantes deun negocio.

Martes 6 de septiembre 6:30-8:30pm $15

Gerencia y control de su negocio

Aprenda el proceso para administrar su negociocon éxito.

Martes 13 de septiembre 6:30-8:30pm $15

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EAL ESTATEReal Estate Pre LicensingPrerequisites: 18+

Learn real estate theory and practice and prepare to take the tate examination or licensing as a sales associate.

9/20 9/29 u-h 90 9am-5pm $399& M-h

Real Estate Post LicensingPrerequisites: 18+, Pre Licensing.

Attend this class to ulll the Real Estate Commission’s 45-hour training requirement prior to receiving yourpermanent sales license.

7/19 7/21 u-h 45 9am-5pm $19511/2 11/4 W-F 45 9am-5pm $195

SOCAL MEDA/SOCAL NETOkN

Facebook BasicsPrerequisites: Ba sic computer knowledge.

Heard about Facebook? Asking yoursel how do I start? Join instructor Kelly ompkins to learn the basics–how tocreate your account, nd your way around, adjust security settings, and Facebook “do’s and don’ts.” Facebook can help

you connect with amily and riends.8/9 8/9 u 2 7-9pm $299/6 9/6 u 2 7-9pm $2910/4 10/4 u 2 7-9pm $29

Facebook Basics or BusinessPrerequisites: Ba sic computer knowledge.

Interested in promoting your business through Facebook? Join instructor Kelly ompkins to learn how create abusiness Facebook page, how to get the most rom your page, how to create ads and ways to market your businesswith Facebook.

8/18 8/18 h 2 7-9pm $299/15 9/15 h 2 7-9pm $29

10/13 10/13 h 2 7-9pm $29EBWebsite Development BasicsPrerequisites: Ba sic computer knowledge.

Join instructor Kelly ompkins to learn now to easily start your own website using Weebly. Create pages and content,learn about search engine optimization and how to get your site ound.

8/24 8/31 W 4 7-9pm $499/21 9/28 W 4 7-9pm $4910/19 10/26 W 4 7-9pm $49

BD ASSSTANCEWhether you are just getting startedor have been contracting with thegovernment or years, Autry’s BidAssistance Program will provide youwith inormation and training orbidding on government contractsand access to latest constructionnews with links to online plans andspecs or klahoma projects.

As for Terry Hennee, [email protected]

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MANAgEMENTfers a variety o services includingrecord keeping as well as assistance with:preparing arm plans; arm loans, nancialstatements, marketing, and tax planning;individual arm visits are planned todetermine the individual armer’s needsand goals.

As for Don oberts, [email protected]


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• Oklahoma State income tax exemption for up toten years

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I you are interested in a program that requires a pre-assessment,Autry counselors will help you schedule a time to take a test.Autry ofers a variety o testing dates throughout the semester.

Check with an Autry counselor to see i college hours may beaccepted in lieu o test scores.

CAREER COUNSELINGCounselors are available to help prospectivestudents explore career choices.Call 580.242.2750 to make an appointment.

SUmmER ALGEbRA LASS*Whether you have just completedPre-Algebra and want a little morepreparation or next year’s Algebra I classor you simply want to take the ear out o algebra, this is the class or you.

Jun 20-July 88:50am-11am$100

*No school credit will be given.

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Autry counselor orEnid Public chools.

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High school andmedical courses

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High school, adultand special needs

counselor.

MEDCAL CAEES OEENot sure i a medical career is oryou? Want more inormationon a career in practical nursing,radiography, respiratory care orsurgical technology? Meet ourinstructors, see classrooms and getthe acts on the programs.

Tuesday | Octoer 6th | 6-8pm | FREE

2009-2010 Academic Year U Dept o Labor’s n-time Job Placement APPRX APPRXtandard Graduation Rate Rate uition Books &ccupational or Program or Program and Fees or uppliesClassication Completers Completers Program Program

(In-District)

Air Conditioning/Regeration 49-9021.01 87% 91% $1,680 $365Automotive echnology 49-3023.01 89% 90% $1,680 $130Administrative Assistant 43-6011.00 99% 85% $840 $392Administrative Medical Assistant 43-6013.00 84% 75% $1,680 $1,494Accounting 43-3031.00 88% 100% $1,680 $927Collision Repair echnology 49-3021.00 87% 100% $1,680 $54Construction echnology 47-2031.01 95% 95% $1,680 $163Cosmetology 39-5012.00 82% 85% $3,360 $770Culinary Arts 35-2012.00 79% 84% $1,680 $151Dental Assistant 31-9091.00 90% 94% $960 $676Diesel echnology 49-3042.00 100% 92% $1,680 $370Drating & Design 17-3013.00 90% 100% $1,680 $0Early Care & Hospitality 39-9011.00 88% 100% $1,680 $123

Graphic Arts 51-5022.00 97% 94% $1,680 $174Health Careers 31-1012.00 97% 100% $840 $436Inormation echnology 15-1081.00 95% 100% $3,360 $1,779Mechatronics ystems 17-3029.09 87% 100% $3,360 $1,210Mechatronics echnology 17-3029.09 87% 100% $1,680 $656Medical Assistant 31-9092.00 100% 75% $960 $459Power Products 49-3052.00 87% 88% $1,680 $5Practical Nursing 29-2061.00 98% 95% $2,393 $2,154Radiography 29-2034.01 80% 100% $4,564 $2,199Respiratory Care 29-2054.00 85% 97% $2,632 $1,405urgical echnology 29-2055.00 100% 89% $2,370 $2,089Welding echnology 51-4121.06 100% 93% $1,680 $524 *U Department o Labor’s tandard ccupational Classication Website: www.onetonline.org



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HEALTH sCIEnCECPR BL Instructor 6/14 6/16 u-h 24 8-5pm $260Emergency Medical Responder 9/19 11/2 M/W 50 6-9:30pm $200Emergency Medical Responder Reresher 8/8 8/15 M/W 13 6-10pm $65Emergency Medical Responder est 11/3 11/3 h 2 6-8pm $25

EM Basic 8/3 12/14 M/W 198 6-10pm $550EM Basic Reresher 8/8 8/24 M/W 24 6-10pm $125EM Intermediate 8/9 11/29 u/h 240 6-10pm $900Pharmacy echnician 8/11 12/20 h/u 72 7:30-9:30pm $429Phlebotomy 9/8 10/18 h/u 36 6-9pm $229Phlebotomy 11/1 12/13 u/h 36 6-9pm $229

CETFED MEDCATON ADE

CMA – Certied Medication AidePrerequisites: Experience working as a Certifed Nurse Aide or s ix or more months. High Schoo l Diploma or GED. Copy o original Social Security Card (or INS card)and current photo ID. Copy o current Nurse Aide Registry card (LTC or DDCA) with no abuse notations. OSDH’s Signed Attestation Statement. Signed Adavit o

Lawul Presence.CMA 9/12 11/11 M/h 56 4-7pm $429

CMA CE – CMA Continuing EducationPrerequisites: Copy o current Nurse Aide Registry card – LTC (or DDCA) and CMA

CMA Continuing Education 2011 6/8 6/8 W 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 7/13 7/13 W 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 8/17 8/17 W 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 9/21 9/21 W 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 10/12 10/12 W 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 11/16 11/16 W 8 8am-5pm $44

CMA Continuing Education 2011 12/14 12/14 W 8 8am-5pm $44

CMA Advanced Training – Nasogastric, astronomy, Oral Metered Dose nhalers and NebulizersPrerequisites: Copy o original Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID. Copy o current Nurse Aide Registry Cards – LTC (or DDCA) and CMA. OSDH’s Signed Attestation Statement. Signed Adavit o Lawul Presence.

CMA Advanced raining Nasogastric, Gastronomy 6/28 6/29 u/W 8 9am-4pm/7-9am $84CMA Advanced raining-Dose Inhalers & Nebulizers 6/15 6/15 W 4 8am-Noon $50CMA Advanced raining-Dose Inhalers & Nebulizers 8/10 8/10 W 4 8am-Noon $50CMA Advanced raining-Dose Inhalers & Nebulizers 10/5 10/5 W 4 8am-Noon $50CMA Advanced raining-Dose Inhalers & Nebulizers 12/7 12/7 W 4 8am-Noon $50

CMA Advanced raining - Diabetes Care, Glucose Monitoring & Insulin AdministrationPrerequisite: Current CMA required. By arrangement with sucient enrollment. Contact Dr. Lynne Taylor x114or email [email protected].




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DENTAL ASSSTANT

Dental Assistant 8/17 05/24 M-F 12:30-3:15pm $960Instruction includes the duties o the dental oce receptionist, secretary, and bookkeeper in addition to anoverview o legal and ethical issues. tudents study head and neck anatomy, tooth identication and morphologydental terminology, radiography and, through job shadowing and clinicals, gain skills in assisting the dentist with

exams and treatment.

FEEDN ASSSTANTPrerequisite: Copy o original Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID. 16+ years o age.

Feeding Assistant Certication 6/7 6/8 u/W 8 Noon-4pm $49Feeding Assistant Certication 6/9 6/13 h/M 8 5:30-9:30pm $49Feeding Assistant Certication 7/7 7/11 h/M 8 5:30-9:30pm $49Feeding Assistant Certication 8/9 8/10 u/W 8 5:30-9:30pm $49Feeding Assistant Certication 9/15 9/19 h/M 8 5:30-9:30pm $49Feeding Assistant Certication 10/27 10/31 h/M 8 5:30-9:30pm $49

HEALTH CAEESHealth Careers 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840

or 12:30-3:15pmWant to learn more about a career in health care? his program provides an overview o health careers whileteaching basic health care skills and laboratory techniques that can lead to employment. he combination o theory, laboratory skills, and clinical observations will provide optimal learning allowing students to experience thhealth care eld rst hand. High school students earn an anatomy/physiology credit or this course.

LTC – Long Term Care Certied Nurse Aide (CNA)Prerequisite: Copy o original Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID. Signed Adavit o Lawul Presence.

Long erm Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 6/6 6/21 M-F* 88 8am-4pm $399Long erm Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 6/6 6/29 M-F* 88 4:30-9:30pm $399

Long erm Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 6/30 7/29 M-F* 88 4:30-9:30pm $399Long erm Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 8/3 8/31 M-F* 88 4:30-9:30pm $399Long erm Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 9/12 10/7 M-F* 88 4:30-9:30pm $399Long erm Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 10/24 11/18 M-F* 88 4:30-9:30pm $399 *Friday class will be an 8-hr day during the daytime

estorative Care – Fundamentals for Certied Nurse AidesPrerequisite: Copy o original Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID. Copy o current Nurse Aide Registry card (LTC or DDCA).

Restorative Care - Fundamentals 6/2 6/2 h 8 8am-5pm $59or Certied Nurse Aides


•• Explore a Career as an Administrative Medical Assistant• HIPPA compliance• Human Anatomy and Physiology• Medical Coding• Medical Terminology• Medical Transcription

HEALTH SCIENCE ONLINE See page 26 or more inormation and computer requirements

tarts Monthly

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MEDCAL ADMNSTATE

Medical Administrative 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

Learn all the basics to be a successul medical administrative proessional. raining includes: medical transcription,medical billing, health insurance, diagnostic and procedural coding, and administrative health care conceptsrelated to a variety o acilities. Work on numerous industry-driven sotware packages and be eligible to earnindustry-recognized certications such as Certied Coding Associate or Certied Proessional Coder-Apprentice.

MEDCAL ASSSTANT

Medical Assistant 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $960 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

Learn all the basics to be a successul medical assistant. raining includes patient care techniques, specialty exampreparation, medication administration, venipuncture, medical billing and more. his course will also preparestudents to assist with laboratory testing and oce surgeries.

Medical Careers Overview Not sure i a medical career is or you? Want more inormation on a career in practical nursing, radiography,

respiratory care or surgical technology? Meet our instructors, see classrooms, and get the acts on the programs.10/6 10/6 h 2 6-8pm FREEMEDCATON ADMNSTATON TECHNCANMA - Medication Administration echnician 6/1 6/13 W/M 16 5:30-9:30pm $109MA - Medication Administration echnician 7/6 7/18 W/M 16 5:30-9:30pm $109MA - Medication Administration echnician 8/3 8/15 W/M 16 5:30-9:30pm $109MA - Medication Administration echnician 9/7 9/19 W/M 16 5:30-9:30pm $109MA - Medication Administration echnician 10/5 10/17 W/M 16 5:30-9:30pm $109MA - Medication Administration echnician 11/2 11/14 W/M 16 5:30-9:30pm $109MA - Medication Administration echnician 12/7 12/19 W/M 16 5:30-9:30pm $109MA Update 2011 6/14 6/16 u/h 8 5:30-9:30pm $55MA Update 2011 7/26 7/28 u/h 8 5:30-9:30pm $55MA Update 2011 8/23 8/25 u/h 8 5:30-9:30pm $55

MA Update 2011 9/20 9/22 u/h 8 5:30-9:30pm $55MA Update 2011 10/25 10/27 u/h 8 5:30-9:30pm $55MA Update 2011 11/15 11/17 u/h 8 5:30-9:30pm $55

American Medical echnologies and t. Mary’s Wound Care incooperation with Autry echnology Center are proud to presentthis ree continuing education seminar. Learn about the mostadvanced treatments available or acute and chronic wounds.

June 21, 2011 | 8:00am 5:00pm

WND CAE SEMNACurrent Concepts in Wound Care Practice

This education activity provides8 contact hours for nurses.

Speaker:

Pamela Scarborough, PT,MS, CDE, CS, FACCS

Target Audience:

Nurses, Therapists,Physicians, State Surveyors



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D e pa r t m e n t o f H e a l t h a r e o f f e r e d in E nglis h onl y.

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CLINICAL

Long Term Care, Home He alth, Developmentally DisabledBy appointment only

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6/13 7/18 8/15 9/19 10/17

11/21 12/19

HEATSAE CP AED*

4 hrs 12:45-4:45pm $19

HEALTHCAE PODE*

7 hrs 8:30am-3:30pm $30

FST AD*

4 hrs 8:30am-12:30pm $19

6/13 7/18 8/15 9/19 10/17

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6/14 6/10 6/10 7/8 8/5

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* raining provided by American Heart Association certiedinstructors.

OTHER CERTIFICATION TESTING

8/248/309/2110/6

10/2611/1611/1712/14

Please note: Use o American Heart Association materialsin an educational course does not represent course

sponsorship by the American Heart Association. Any eescharged or such a course, except or a portion o eesneeded or AHA course materials, do not represent incometo the Association.

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Developmentally Disabled, Emergency Medical Services,Home Health, Home Health Administrator, Long Term Care.

Prerequisites: Training Verifcation Form do cumenting completed training.Copy o original Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID.

Tuition varies per test.

1-4pmBy appointment only

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• Current Photo ID

• Original ocialecurity Card

MEDICAL CERTIfICATIOn TEsTInG

Case Management, Oklahoma Peace Ocer Screeningand Selection Exam and Tattooing.

By appointment only

580.242.2750 x116

Prerequisites: Successully completed clinical cer tifcation test. Copy o original Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID. Signed Adavit o Lawul

Presence. Completed Autry d ata collection worksheet by/or enrollee.

Special Notices for All Short-Term Coursesfee PaymetPayment is due upon enrollment.

Reud Policy

Refunds of tuition will be given only for withdrawals prior to the beginning of the 2nd class session.

Allow at least 5 to 7 working days for your refund to be processed.

Full refunds are available for classes cancelled by Autry.

No refunds will be given on textbooks or supplies.

Company withdrawal: A company is responsible for tuition charges forstudents enrolled unless they ocially withdraw their employee prior to therst class.

No refunds will be given on one-day classes not cancelled prior to class.

Iclemet WeatherNotication of dismissal of classes due to inclement weather will beannounced on KOCO-TV, KFOR-TV, KWTV, and local radio.

Miimum AgeMinimum age of 16 years for enrollment is required unless otherwisespecied.

seior Citize DicoutPerson age 60 or over may attend a short-term class for half-tuition price.$15 minimum. Some exceptions apply. Textbooks or supplies are separate.

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PACTCAL NSN 18-24 Months M-h 8:15am-9:30pm $3528F 8:15am-3pm

his sel-paced program combines clinicals and classroom experience covering all aspects o nursing necessaryor completion o the national licensing exam or the Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). A licensed practical nurse(LPN) is trained to provide routine nursing care and allowed to perorm more complex tasks only under the

direction o a registered nurse or a doctor. hey bring their caring, sympathetic natures to hospitals, home healthcare services, nursing care acilities, physicians’ oces and other health care providers and agencies.

ADOAPH Aug-July M-F 8:15am-3:45pm $2232 (1st yr)

Prerequisite: 18 hours of approved college credit. work-based hrs vary $2376 (2nd yr)

his two-year, advanced medical program trains students in radiography. Radiography uses radiation to produceimages o tissues, organs, bones, and vessels o the body. he radiographer is an essential member o thehealth care team who works in a variety o settings. Responsibilities include accurately positioning the patient,producing quality diagnostic images, maintaining equipment, and keeping computerized records. his certicateprogram o specialized training ocuses on each o these responsibilities. Graduates take a national certiyingexamination to become a registered technologist in radiography, R(R).

M Jan-ct 20 hrs per week Varies $1860Prerequisite: Adults who are ARRT registered or registry el igible in RT(R), RT(N), or RT(T)

his nine-month course covers curr iculum that includes physics, anatomy, patient care, and saety proceduresor perorming an MRI. he training is structured in an independent, sel-study ormat, with direction rom Autryradiography aculty. Hands-on experience is provided with an experienced MRI technologist. Graduates take acertiying examination to become a registered technologist in magnetic resonance imaging, R(MR). Applicantsmust be ARR registered or registry eligible in radiography, nuclear medicine or radiation therapy.

ESPATO CAE Aug-July M/u/W/F 1-3pm $1204 (1st yr)

h 6am-6pmwork-based hrs vary $1428 (2nd yr)

Respiratory herapists (R) are highly trained medical staf who work with patients who need assistancewith respiratory or cardiopulmonary problems. An R.. is procient in the therapeutic use o medical gases,humidication, mechanical ventilation, articial airways, chest physiotherapy and CPR. As a health care specialist,the R may also be instrumental in the diagnosis, treatment and preventive care o patients with asthma,pulmonary emphysema, pulmonary edema and respiratory distress. Upon program completion, a studentmay test or Certied Respiratory herapist credentials, klahoma License, and is eligible or the advanced levelexamination to become a Registered Respiratory herapist.

SCAL TECHNOLO Aug-July M-F 8:15am-3:30pm $2610work-based hrs 6:30am-3pm

A surgical technologist is a member o the surgical team that includes the surgeon, anesthesiologist, certiedregistered nurse anesthetist, registered nurse and licensed practical nurse working to deliver patient care beore,during and ater surgery. He or she handles the instruments, supplies and equipment necessary during thesurgical procedure and has an understanding o the procedure being perormed, anticipates the needs o thesurgeon, and ensures quality patient care while maintaining the sterile eld. tudents will have the opportunityor clinical experiences in the operating room, central processing, anesthesia, cardiac catheterization lab,outpatient department, endoscopy and the post anesthesia care unit. Upon completion o the program studentsmay test to become Certied urgical echnologists (C) through the National Board o urgical echnology andurgical Assisting.




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ELCCTEntry Level Child Care raining (ELCC) 6/1 6/30 nline 20 Varies $20Entry Level Child Care raining (ELCC) 7/1 7/30 nline 20 Varies $20Entry Level Child Care raining (ELCC) 8/1 8/31 nline 20 Varies $20Entry Level Child Care raining (ELCC) 9/1 9/30 nline 20 Varies $20Entry Level Child Care raining (ELCC) 10/3 10/31 nline 20 Varies $20Entry Level Child Care raining (ELCC) 11/1 11/30 nline 20 Varies $20Entry Level Child Care raining (ELCC) 12/1 12/31 nline 20 Varies $20

FOOD SAFET

Food aety AwarenessLearn basic ood sanitation, where contamination starts, components o good personal hygiene and tips onsae ood handling.

9/23 9/23 F 3 8:30-11:30am $39

Food aety Awareness-”Countdown to the Holidays” Can your kitchen pass the ood saety test? Learn basic ood saety.

11/17 11/17 h 3 6-9pm $39ervae Food aety he ervae Food aety raining and Certication program by the National Restaurant Association is oferedalong with other ood saety courses. For more inormation, contact Denise, x 216 or [email protected].

HMAN SECES Paraproessional/pecial Ed raining Prerequisites: HS diploma or equivalent.

his course provides basic competencies to entry-level paraproessionals who work with students havingdisabilities in kindergarten through high school special/inclusive classrooms. his 24-hour course is the rst step inthe process or one to be listed on the tate Department o Education’s registry o paraproessionals.

9/12 9/22 M/u/h 24 4:30-8:30pm $132


Autry SAlon BuSineSS HourSAll work done by students under the supervision

of licensed instructors.

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Fireghter Academy 8/17 5/24 M-h 605 6-10pm $2950Course content contains training in re saety, search and rescue skills, HAZCM and basic emergency medicalservice skills. Completers o this program will be eligible to certiy or Fireghter level I and level II, HazMatAwareness, HazMat perations, and can test or National Registry Emergency Medical echnician (Basic). Liveburns and certication will be held on aturdays. For more inormation call 242.2750, x138.

SAFET *

* For more inormation on saety classes, contact Andy Beck, x194 or [email protected]. ee ad on page 22.

Eergy Traiig Coucil saety Traiig he Energy raining Council / aeland UA / Autry echnology Center are partnered together to provide theHealth aety & Environmental rientation or the energy industry. his 12 hour orientation will cover PPE,Conned pace Awareness, Fire aety, Lockout / agout, HazCom, Environmental Awareness, Electrical aety, FallProtection, H2 Awareness, ubstance Abuse, and other topics. For more inormation, contact Andy Beck, x194 [email protected]

7/15 7/16 F/a 12 8am-4pm/2-6pm $125

9/16 9/17 F/a 12 8am-4pm/2-6pm $12511/18 11/19 F/a 12 8am-4pm/2-6pm $125

SECTecurity Guard I & II 8/22 9/14 M-h 42 6-9pm $179ecurity Guard III Private Investigator 9/12 10/4 M-h 42 6-9pm $179ecurity Guard IV Firearms* 12/10 12/18 a/u 32 8am-5pm $189ecurity Guard IV hotgun* 8/13 8/14 a/u 16 8am-5pm $110Concealed Carry Firearms* 6/11 6/11 a 8 8am-5pm $50Concealed Carry Firearms* 7/16 7/16 a 8 8am-5pm $50Concealed Carry Firearms* 8/20 8/20 a 8 8am-5pm $50Concealed Carry Firearms* 9/17 9/17 a 8 8am-5pm $50

Concealed Carry Firearms* 10/15 10/15 a 8 8am-5pm $50Concealed Carry Firearms* 11/12 11/12 a 8 8am-5pm $50


SECT AD - CLEET APPOED

he ollowing classes provide the Council on Law Enorcement Education and rainingmandated requirements in order to apply or these ecurity Guard licenses.

Unarmed ecurity cer Age 18+ Phases I & II

Armed ecurity cer Age 21+ Phases I, II, IV

Unarmed Private Investigator Age 21+ Phases I, II, III

Armed Private Investigator Age 21+ Phases, I, II, III, IV

* Students are required to urnish their own frearm and 50 rounds o ammunition or fre range portion o class.

Hearing and eye protection are recommended. Pleasenoteitisagainstthelawtohaverearmsoncampus.

Break will be provided to retrieve frearm rom alternate location.

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Electrical Basic 9/12 11/14 M/h 54 6-9pm $350Electrical Code Update - Instructor: Doug Brintnall Prerequisite: Photo ID, Electrical license and Current Code Book. Pre-enrollment is required.

12/8 12/10 h/at 6 6-9pm/9am-Noon $40

LOBAL POSTONN SSTEMSGP/GI IntroductionAre you interested in learning about GP/GI? Learn with various GP data collection devices, the basics o GPand GI and GP data collection. his introductory, one-day course covers the collection o data with GP devices,creation o data dictionaries, conversion o GP data to a geographic inormation system ormat, an introductionto GI and importation o GP data into a GI system. he workshop includes on-site data collection exercises.

06/22 06/22 W 6 9am-3pm $20

NDSTAL MANTENANCE/ALTENATE ENE

CAD/CAM Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219CAD/CAM Level 1 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219CNC Machining Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219CNC Machining Level 1 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Electricity and Electronics Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Electricity and Electronics Level 1 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Electricity & Electronics Level 2 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Electricity & Electronics Level 2 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Hydraulics Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Hydraulics Level 1 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Mechanical Machine hop Basics 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Mechanical Machine hop Basics 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Motor Controls Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Motor Controls Level 1 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219PLC Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219PLC Level 1 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Pneumatics Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Pneumatics Level 1 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219 olerance and Quality Control Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219 olerance and Quality Control Level 1 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219

MECHATONCS

Mechatronics 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

echnicians install, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair mechanical equipment that is controlled by electrical,electronic and computer systems used in a wide variety o applications such as industrial robots, automatedcontrols, aircrat simulators, and autonomous vehicles to name a ew. High demand areas include: medicalequipment, renewable energy, manuacturing, petroleum, agriculture, ood processing, aerospace, deense, andtelecommunications.

Mechatronics ystems 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $1680and 12:30-3:15pm

Mechatronics ystems is a study o integrating modern technology with tried and true technology. perationscan be modernized or upgraded by integrating electrical and mechanical with computer control. his programprepares students or employment as highly-skilled technicians, team leaders and managers.





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ELDN

Welding echnology 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

his program emphasizes gas, arc, MIG, IG, and pipe welding while utilizing the theory and practices o welding,brazing, and assembly.

Welding BasicPrerequisites: Students are responsible or welding hood with #10 lens, cutting goggles with #5 lens and gloves.

8/30 9/29 u/h 35 6-9:30pm $269Welding or CerticationPrerequisites: Ba sic Welding

Includes oxyacetylene cutting and welding, arc and MIG welding. Explore the techniques o uniting common andalloy metals in extensive hands-on experiences. his sel-paced course may require up to 72-hour units o study inpreparation or the structure or pipe certication exam. Certication test ee or an on-site test is not included intuition. Certifcation test is a separate ee.

10/4 12/15 u/h 70 6-9:30pm $375

Autry’s safety team provides safetysolutions that will help your organization:

• Develop a safer worplace• Lower worer compensation costs• Lower turnover• espirator t tests• Pulmonary function test• Sound surveys & audiometric testing

Create a safer workplace for youremployees through Autry’s:

• Experienced and bilingual instructors

• Mobile training services

• Flexible scheduling

• High uality, uptodate materials

As for Andy Bec, [email protected]

How to

SAVE mONEY on your utilities uesday, ctober 1810 am or 6pmAutry echnology Center

FEE orshopCome see how to savemoney and energy.



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MATHEMATCS

Algebra II 8/17 05/24 M-F 9:07-9:55amMeets requirements or high school graduation, HLAP and college entrance. Available at no cost to high schoolstudents attending Autry.

Geometry 8/17 05/24 M-F 9:57-10:45amMeets requirements or high school graduation, HLAP and college entrance. Available at no cost to high schoolstudents attending Autry.

Mathematics o Finance 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-9:05amPrepares students or lie as consumers. tudents explore managing a bank account, maintaining a good creditrecord, home ownership, market investments, and business ownership. Full-year course meets high schoolgraduation requirements. Available at no cost to high school students attending Autry.

OkLAHOMA SCHOOL OF SCENCE AND MATHEMATCS OSSM

M 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11amor 12:30-3:15pm

he klahoma chool o cience and Mathematics Regional Center provides advanced educational opportunitiesand challenges or high school juniors and seniors in the Autry echnology Center district who are gited inthe areas o science and math. he school is a branch o the prestigious klahoma chool o cience andMathematics. tudents will be enrolled in both calculus and physics during the three-hour period.

LOBAL POSTONN SSTEMSGP/GI IntroductionAre you interested in learning about GP/GI? Learn with various GP data collection devices the basics o GPand GI and GP data collection. his introductory, one-day course covers the collection o data with GP devices,creation o data dictionaries, conversion o GP data to a geographic inormation system ormat, an introductionto GI and importation o GP data into a GI system. he workshop includes on-site data collection exercises.

06/22 06/22 W 6 9am-3pm $20


The Autry Educational Foundation provides nancialassistance in the form of grants to qualifying students

who have exhausted all other means of fundingtheir educations.

For more information, pick up an applicationat Autry, talk to Autry’s Financial Aid oceror visit autrytech.com for details.The Autry foudatio gave away

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ATOMOTE

Automotive echnology 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

Provides extensive training in leading-edge automotive diagnostic and repair techniques is ofered in this program.pecialty areas covered are electrical systems, brakes, steering, suspension, AC/heating, engine repair, and engineperormance.

Basic Automotive Care his course is designed or the non-mechanic person. Bring your own car! Learn how and why to check engine oil,transmission uid, antireeze, battery cables, tire condition, tire pressure, belts and hoses, and learn how to change aat tire on your car. *tudents are responsible or purchasing all parts and materials or their vehicle.

8/20 8/20 a 8 8am-5pm $6510/15 10/15 a 8 8am-5pm $65

CNG Installation

Prerequisite: Technician Level Auto Mechanics. his hands on class will teach Auto echnicians the basics o Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) installation operations. he curriculum will review the state rules and regulations on CNG. tudents have the option to take the statecertication test at the end o the class. Certication est Fee is separate. est ee ($50)and certication ee ($50) to bepaid by the student with check or money order to DC/AFP.

12/9 12/17 F/a 24 6-10pm, 8am-5pm $325

COLLSON EPA

Collision Repair echnology 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

his course provides students with training to repair or replace auto body parts using hand and power tools.tudents also learn to renish suraces through painting or spot painting. ome topics covered are saety, weldingand cutting techniques, identication and analysis o damage, measuring and texturing systems, and renishingrom minor repairs to total paint jobs.

DESEL

Diesel echnology 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

Develop a solid technical background in the areas o engine overhaul, electrical systems, hydraulics, and airconditioning. tudents learn to maintain, diagnose and repair diesel engines.

SMALL ENNE

Power Products 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict hal-day) and/or 12:30-3:15pm

Learn troubleshooting and repair techniques or various types o small engines including motorcycles, lawnequipment and AV’s. Covers testing or malunctions, disassembling o engines, and examination, repair andreplacement o parts.




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mall Gas Engine RepairLearn repair and maintenance procedures on all types o air-cooled gasoline engines rom Instructor James auber, auber mall Engine Repair. ypes o equipment include walk-behind lawn mowers, edgers, riding lawnmowers, string trimmers and chain saws. Ignition, uel, and compression troubleshooting will be emphasized.Bring your own projects and supply your own parts to make repairs.

9/12 10/19 M/W 36 6-9pm $215

TANSPOTATON CETFCATONS

Air BrakesPrerequisites: Some automotive or diesel mechanical experience.Course content includes the most commonly ound tasks that a technician could encounter in routine air brakeand air starter service. he course will cover an understanding o ederal laws and regulations o commercialvehicles equipped with air brakes, maintaining and troubleshooting air brake system components andperorming air brake inspections.

9/17 9/17 a 8 8am-5pm $7911/12 11/12 a 8 8am-5pm $79

Commercial Driver’s License 6/14 6/16 u/h 8 6-10pm $30

Commercial Driver’s License 9/6 9/8 u/h 8 6-10pm $30Commercial Driver’s License 10/4 10/6 u/h 8 6-10pm $30Commercial Driver’s License 11/8 11/10 u/h 8 6-10pm $30

chool Bus Driver CerticationPrerequisites: Age 18+ to take classroom p ortion. Adults 18 years or older who have a Class C commercial driver’s license with passenger endorsement to ulfll driving requirement or this course.

6/6 6/9 M-h 29 6-10pm $608/8 8/11 M-h 20 6-10pm $609/19 9/22 M-h 20 6-10pm $6010/24 10/27 M-h 20 6-10pm $60

chool Bus Driver Continuing EducationPrerequisites: Adults 18 years or older who have taken School Bus Driver Certifcation course.

6/7 6/7 u 4 6-10pm $208/9 8/9 u 4 6-10pm $209/20 9/20 u 4 6-10pm $2010/25 10/25 u 4 6-10pm $20

TAN F A CAEE as a PFESSNAL DVEIndustry experts predict a need for an additional 200,000 drivers this year.

• Oklahoma Resident Special $2500 (includestuition,supplies&housing) • Earn Your CDL in 23 Days• 2 Students Per Truck• 50+ Hours Driving Time• Military/Veteran Discounts

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Click the Courses link, choose thedepartment and course title you areinterested in and select the Enroll Now button. Follow the instructions to enrolland pay or your course. Here you will enteryour email and choose a password that willgrant you access to the classroom.

Accounting

Art, History, Psychology & Literature

Basic Computer Literacy

Business Administration

Certication Preparation

Child Care & Parenting

Computer Applications

Courses or eaching Proessionals

Database Management & Programming

Design & Composition

Digital Photography & Digital Video

Entertainment Industry

GED PreparationGrammar Reresher

Grant Writing & Nonprot Management

Graphic Design

Health Care & Medical

Health Care Continuing Education

Health Care, Nutrition & Fitness

Health Inormation Management

Job earch

When your course starts, return to theonline instruction center and click theClassroom link. To begin your studies,simply log in with your email and thepassword you selected during enrollment.

Start DatesNew course sessions begin each month.Please visit the ed2go.com/autrytech tosee exact start dates or the courses thatinterest you.

euirementsAll courses require internet access, emailand Microsot Internet Explorer or Fireoxweb browsers. Some courses may haveadditional requirements. Please visitthe online instruction center or moreinormation.

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Languages

Law & Legal CareersMath, Philosophy & cience

Medical erminology

Medical ranscription

PC roubleshooting, Networking & ecurity

Personal Development

Personal Enrichment

Personal Finance & Wealth Building

Resume Writing Workshop

ales & Marketing

tart Your wn Business

eaching & Education

echnology

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Web & Computer Programming

Web Graphics & Multimedia

Web Page Design

Writing & Publishing

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hese courses are approved by AC to be includedas part o the AC WorkKeys Employment ystem.

hese courses provide pre- and post-courseevaluations as you move through the diferent levelso the course material. All you need to begin is ane-mail account.

Classesareforindividualswantingtoimproveanddocumenttheirworkplaceskills.

tudents enrolling will automatically be placed in the next available startdate. You will have six weeks to complete the class. Classes open weekly.

Coure Applied Mathematics*

Applied echnology

• Electricity

• Fluid Dynamic

• Mechanics

• hermodynamicsBeginning Language kills

Beginning Mathematics

Business Etiquette

Business Writing

Communication kills

Creating Your Career Goals

Financial Awareness

Listening

Locating Inormation*

bservationPreparing Your Career

Real-World Experience

Reading or Inormation*

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Work Habits

Workplace Efectiveness

Writing

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Autry Technology Center, in partnership with Gatlin EducationServices (GES), ofers online open enrollment programs designed toprovide the skills necessary to acquire proessional level positions ormany in-demand occupations.

Each program includes a set o lessons and evaluations; grades are acombination o the instructor/mentor’s evaluation o students’ work andcomputer graded tests

Please note: nce the course is accessed either by requesting materialsor viewing lessons, no reunds will be issued.

nline CertifcationProgramsProgram areas:

Healthcare and Fitness

Business and Proessional

I and otware Development

Management and Corporate

Media and Design

Hospitality and Gamingkilled rades and Industrial

ustainable Energy and Going Green

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Access ...................................................... ......................................8Accounting .................................................... .....................8, 26A+ Computer ......................................................... ... 8, 26-27Administrative, Medical ...................................................15Administrative ervices ......................................................8Adobe Photoshop ........................................................ .... 6, 8Agricultural Business Management .........................10Air Brakes ..................................................................................25Air Conditioning ................................................... ...................5Algebra.......................................................................................12

Algebra II ......................................................... ..........................23Alternative Energy/Mechatronics..............................21American Heart Association .........................................16Anatomy Physiology Credit ..........................................14Automotive .............................................................................24Autry Educational Foundation ....................................23Autry alon ..............................................................................19

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Basic Automotive Care .....................................................24Bid Assistance ........................................................ ................10Business .................................................. ............10, 11, 26-27Business and Industry ervices ......................................7Business Etiquette ........................................................ .......27

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Cabinet Making .................................................... ...................2CAD .................................................................................5, 21, 27Calculus .....................................................................................23Calendar ................................................. ......................................3Career Counseling...............................................................12Career Development .................................................. .......12Career Readiness Certicate .........................................12CDA ..............................................................................................18Center or Business Development ............................11Certied Medication Aide ..............................................13Certication esting ...........................................................16

Child Care ....................................................... ..................18, 26Cisco .......................................................................................9, 27CLEE...........................................................................................20CMA..............................................................................................13CMA Advanced raining ..................................................13CMA Continuing Education ..........................................13CNA ..............................................................................................14CNG ..............................................................................................24Coding ..................................................... ...........................15, 26College Credit ........................................................ ................30Collision Repair .....................................................................24Compressed Natural Gas ................................................24Commercial Driver’s License ........................................25Computer ...............................................................6, 8, 26-27

Computer Maintenance ..................................... 8, 26-27Concealed Carry ................................................... ................20Construction ................................................. ....................... 2, 5Cooking .....................................................................................18Cosmetology .......................................................... ........ 18-19CPR (American Heart) ................................................ .......16Cuisine ..................................................... ...................................18Culinary ................................................... ...................................18

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Dental Assistant ........................................................ ............14Design, Drating ....................................................... ...............5Design, Graphic ........................................................ .......6, 26Diesel ................................................... ........................................24Digital Photography ......................................................6. 26District Map ........................................................ .....................30Drating and Design .............................................................5Drywall ..........................................................................................2

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Early Care and Hospitality...............................................18ELCC .................................................. ........................................19Electrical ....................................................................................21Energy raining ......................................................... ....20, 22English ......................................................... ..................................6eMarketing ......................................................................10, 26EM ....................................................... ........................................13Enroll .................................................... ................................ 31-32Enrollment Form ...................................................... ............31Entrepreneurs ........................................................................11Español ........................................................ ..................................9Excel ..................................................... ...........................................8Exporting ................................................... ..................................2

FFacebook...................................................................................10Feeding Assistant.................................................................14Financial................................................................................4, 10Financial Assistance ......................................................4, 23Fireghter .................................................................................20First Aid (American Heart) ..............................................16Food aety ......................................................... .....................19

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GED Preparation (online) ................................................26Geometry .................................................................................23Global Positioning ystems ...................................21, 23

Government Contracting ...............................................10GP/GI ....................................................... .......................21, 23Grammar .................................................... ..........................6, 26Graphic Arts/Design .....................................................6, 26

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Healthcare ................................................. ................13-17, 26Healthcare and Fitness ................................................... ..27Health Careers .................................................. .....................14Healthcare Provider (American Heart)...............................16Heartsaver (CPR) (American Heart) .........................................16Heartsaver AED .......................................................... ...........16Heavy Equipment ..................................................... ..............5

Home Health ..................................................... .....................16Hydraulics ................................................... ..............................21

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Languages ..........................................................................6, 26Law Enorcement ................................................................20Leadership ..................................................................... .............9LEED ....................................................... .........................................5Long erm Care Certied Nurse Aide......................14

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Machine hop .......................................................................21Management ....................................................................9-10Mathematics ........................................................ ...................23Mathematics o Finance ..................................................23MA-Medication Administration echnician ......15Mechanical Machine .........................................................21Mechatronics..........................................................................21Media and Design ..................................................... ..........27Medical Administrative ....................................................15Medical Assistant ....................................................... ..........15Medical Careers ................................................. ...........12, 15Medical Certication esting ................................13, 16Medical Coding ................................................. ...................15Medical erminology .........................................................26Medical ranscription ........................................................26Minimum Age........................................................................16Motor Controls ................................................... ...................21Motorcycles .......................................................... ...................24MRI .......................................................... ......................................17Multimedia ..............................................................................26

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Network ........................................................ ................ 9, 26-27Network+ .................................................... ................ 9, 26-27Network Administration ..................................... 9, 26-27Nursing.......................................................................................17

klahoma chool o cience and Mathematics(M) .....................................................................................23

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Painting and exturing ........................................................2Paramedic.................................................................................13Paraproessional, pecial Ed. .........................................19Pharmacy echnician ........................................................13PHR/PHR .................................................... ................................9Photography ........................................................ ..............6, 26

Physics .................................................. ......................................23PLC .......................................................... ......................................21Power Products .................................................. ...................24Practical Nursing ........................................................ ..........17Private Investigator ................................................... ..........20

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Radiography ...........................................................................17Real Estate ................................................... .............................10Reunds, hort-erm Classes .........................................16Repair, Collision .................................................. ...................24Respiratory Care ......................................................... ..........17Restorative Care ................................................. ...................14Resume Writing ................................................. ...................26

aety raining .................................................... ......7, 20, 22ales & Marketing ....................................................... .........26chool Bus Driver ........................................................ .........25ecurity ......................................................................................20enior Citizen Discount ...................................................16ervae .....................................................................................19mall Business .................................................... ..............9, 11hotgun ........................................................ .............................20mall Engine ........................................................ ...................24mall Gas Engine Repair ..................................................25

panish.............................................................................6, 9, 26pecial Ed raining ..................................................... .........19ocial Media ......................................................... ...................10olar ................................................................................................5upervisor Academy ............................................................9urgical echnology .................................................. .........17

able o Contents ....................................................... ............3 iling ...................................................... .........................................2 olerance and Quality Control ....................................21 ransportation .................................................... ........... 24-25 ruck Driver .............................................................................25

WWeather ........................................................ .............................16Web Graphics ...................................................... ........... 26-27Website Development ......................................10, 26-27Welding ........................................................ ........................5, 22Windows 7 .................................................. ................................8Woodworking ............................................................... ............2WorkKeys ..................................................... .............................27Workplace kills ................................................. ...................27Wound Care ......................................................... ...................15Writing .................................................. ......................................26

The Autry Scholarship is one of the best benets for area taxpayers. It is available tohigh school graduates who (1) live in the Autry district (2) lived in the Autry districttheir senior year in high school, and (3) meet enrollment guidelines.

Students may attend during any or all of the three years immediately following highschool graduation. This scholarship covers tuition only for semester-type classes.

Students are responsible for the cost of books, supplies and any additional charges.Scholarship eligibility will be reviewed each semester.

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ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTIONAir Conditioning/Rerigeration ...............................Page 5Construction echnology ...........................................Page 5

Drating & Design ............................................................Page 5

ARTS & COMMUNICATIONSGraphic Arts ........................................................................Page 6

BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGYAccounting ervices ......................................................Page 8Administrative ervices ...............................................Page 8Networking Administration ......................................Page 9

HEALTH SCIENCEDental Assistant .............................................................Page 14Health Careers ................................................................Page 14Medical Administrative .............. ............... ................ Page 15

Medical Assistant .............. ............... ................ ............. Page 15MRI* .......................................................................................Page 17Practical Nursing* .........................................................Page 17Radiography* ..................................................................Page 17Respiratory Care* ..........................................................Page 17urgical echnology* .............. ................ ............... .... Page 17

HOSPITALITY & HUMAN SERVICESCosmetology ...................................................................Page 18Culinary Arts ....................................................................Page 18Early Care & Hospitality Education .............. ....... Page 18

LAW & PUBLIC SAFETYFireghter Academy ............... ................ ............... ..... Page 20

MANUFACTURING & TRADESMechatronics...................................................................Page 21Mechatronics ystems* ............... ................ ............. Page 21Welding echnology .............. ................ ............... ...... Page 22

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICSMath Courses ..................................................................Page 23M ....................................................................................Page 23

TRANSPORTATIONAutomotive echnology ............... ................ ........... Page 24Collision Repair echnology ................ ............... .... Page 24Diesel echnology ................ ............... ................ ......... Page 24Power Products ..............................................................Page 24

*Adult students only

OURSES 2010-11Contact an Autry career counselor

ADMISSION AEMENome Autry courses require admission assessments and a

$5 acility ee. For inormation, please call 580.242.2750

to speak with a career counselor.

IN-DISTRICT UIINAll tuition prices in catalog include an in-district discount

ut-o-district students will be charged ull price.

Look or the college credit ag.

Most ull-time courses are completedin two years i attending a hal day

and one year i attending the ull day.

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College credit may be availablethrough Autry Technology Center’s

Cooperative Agreements.

Oklahoma City Institute of technology

Okmulgee, OK

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Must be 16 years oldto enroll

Reunds o tuitionwill be given only orwithdrawals prior to thebeginning o the 2ndclass session.

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HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE/GEDSOME COLLEGE, NO DEGREE

TECHNICAL DIPLOMA

Autry Technology Center does not discriminate on the basis o sex/gender, race, color, religion, disability, age, national origin or veteran status.

ENROLLMENT FORM

Autry Technology Center no discrimina en bases de sexo, raza, color, religión, incapacidad, edad, origen de nacionalidad y estado de civil.

ETHnIC ORIGIn:

AMERICAN INDIAN/ALASKA NATIVE

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BLACK/AFRICAN AMERICANHISPANIC/LATINO

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