This open-shop welding workshop provides hands-on access to welding machines while covering the fundamentals of SMAW, GMAW, and GTAW. Whether you're a first-time welder looking to learn the basics or an experienced welder preparing for certification, we'll meet you at your skill level and help you achieve your goals. Must be at least 18 years-old to register.

Personal development is a specific plan of action for individuals to reach higher levels of performance in the workplace. In this workshop participants will develop skills to collaborate with individuals to draft personal development goals that are meaningful, attainable, time-bound, and help the individual grow professionally.

Excel Level 2 continues the journey of transformation into an Excel Expert, teaching to use more advanced tools for analysis, rearrangement and presentation of more complex, yet realistic data. This course covers managing workbooks with more elaborate functions, ranges, tables, validation and summarizing tools like consolidation and subtotaling. The very popular and powerful feature of PivotTables and also conditional formatting are taught, along with more advanced charts. Books are provided, along with classroom hands-on-keyboard activities. For students who might consider the optional Microsoft Office Specialist Excel Associate and Expert exams, this course along with Excel 1 and Excel 3, map to the objectives of both exams. Although Excel 1 is strongly recommended for foundational concepts, it is not a requirement for Excel 2.

Students in this course will achieve advanced mastery of a fully comprehensive set of Adobe Acrobat Professional skills such as creating, editing, combining PDFs, advanced editing by creating bookmarks, links, buttons, elements, multimedia, watermarks, comments, markup, shared reviews, interactive forms, digital signatures, security, conversions and optimization. Comes with course textbook. Note: student must already have their own Acrobat Pro subscription to use in class for learning activities.

During this course, you will gain knowledge and skills that may help save a life. You will learn the basics of first aid, the most common life-threatening emergencies, how to recognize them, and how to help. You will also learn how to recognize when someone needs CPR, how to call for help, and how to give CPR and use an AED (automated external defibrillator).

Marketing doesn't have to be expensive. This course will show you low-cost and free tools and strategies to promote your business. learn how to make the most of social media, email, word-of-mouth marketing, and more-while keeping your costs low and your impact high.

Ready to turbo-charge your Microsoft Excel skills and advance your data analysis capabilities? In this half-day course, the first of a 2-part series (followed by "Excel: Power Pivot"), this course will help you gain a better overall understanding of data analysis and how to take advantage of more advanced features of Excel's PivotTables (PTs) and PivotCharts, to analyze data from a variety of sources and then present meaningful data with maximum clarity and effectiveness, to improve business decisions. Topics covered include: preparing raw data, creating PTs from multiple sources, summarizing, organizing, filtering and formatting PTs, followed by creating, manipulating and formatting PivotCharts. Books are provided, along with in-person computer lab activities. As this course builds upon and extends numerous Excel concepts, it is strongly recommended to have completed Excel levels: 1, 2, 3 courses as prerequisites, although they are not mandatory for enrollment in this course. This course and its Part 2 companion: "Excel: Power Pivot," collectively qualify as "Excel 4: Data Analysis."

Do you enjoy the incredible data manipulation of Excel PivotTables? Ready to power-up and perform more impressive analyses on larger data sets? This half-day course, the second of a 2-part series (preceded by "Excel: PivotTables"), will teach you how to use Excel's powerful Power Pivot add-in, to grant access to an extensive set of data processing, rearranging and summarizing features, including the Power Pivot Data Model. Topics covered include: navigating Power Pivot, managing data relationships for creating Power Pivot reports, creating calculated fields, columns, KPIs, using CUBE functions and also DAX date and time functions. Books are provided, along with in-person computer lab activities. This course is the second of a 2-part series, so prior successful completion of "Excel: PivotTables" is required. As this course builds upon and extends numerous Excel concepts, it is also strongly recommended to have completed Excel levels: 1, 2, 3 courses as prerequisites, although they are not required for enrollment in this course. This course along with its Part 1 companion: "Excel: PivotTables," collectively qualify as "Excel 4: Data Analysis."