1. technology and computing
2. computer certification

• 2015 Summer Schedule –
DEPT
CRS
SECT
CLASS NO.
COURSE TITLE
UNITS
DAY
TIME
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
TOTAL FEE
ACCOUNTING — register at www.gbcnv.edu
ACC
201
1002
53991
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
(3)
Internet
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at the beginning of the semester.
G. Tenney
$304.50
AGSC
290
1001
53363
COOPERATIVE WORK
(1-6)
TBA
H. Steel
$96.50EXPERIENCE (6/1/2015-8/14/2015) Field Study. Internship experience course for AAS Agriculture students. Dates and $579.00
times determined by internship work schedule. Additional time required if taken for more than 1.0 credit. Check syllabus online at
beginning of semester. Internet Enhanced Prerequisite: Must have completed AGSC 110.
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE — register at www.gbcnv.edu
ART
Continuing Education — www.campusce.net/gbcnv or call 775.753.2202
2015115JS01
Weekend Jewelry Sampler 1 NEW! 0
Sun,Sat
10 a.m.-5 p.m.
AA 103
G. Rappa
$265.00
with Gail Rappa Deadline to enroll is June 12. (6/27-6/28/2015) Come and get a taste of working with metal. Participants in this
weekend intensive will complete at least three wearable projects that they have made themselves. Workshop will cover the
basics of fabrication, sawing, forming, wire wrapping, soldering and cold connections with brass, copper and silver. No prior
jewelry experience is necessary; students of all levels are welcome. All necessary tools and material will be provided. (Course fee
includes registration fee and materials/studio fee.)
Jewelry: Weekend Bezel NEW!
0
Su,Sat
10 a.m.-5 p.m.
AA 103
G. Rappa
$265.00
Setting Intensive with Gail Rappa Deadline to enroll is July 6. (7/18-7/19/2015) Take your jewelry skills to the next level!
Participants in this weekend intensive will further their metalworking skills and learn how to create settings for flat backed objects
and cabochon stones. Techniques to set found objects such as beach glass, river stones, coins, buttons, etc. will also be
covered. Participants will be able to complete at least three wearable projects that they have made themselves. All necessary
tools and material will be provided. Some metal fabrication and torch experience required. Fee includes registration and a $30
materials/studio fee.
Glass Beadmaking:
NEW!
0
Sun,Sat
10 a.m.-5 p.m.
AA 103
K. Frantzen Orr $265.00
Summer Bracelet Sampler (8/15-8/16/2015) Deadline to enroll is July 31. This class is for beginners who want to explore the
art of flame working glass; and for intermediates who want more torch time to work on new techniques. Everyone will make
enough beads to create a bracelet on the second day of class. Each participant will have a torch to use during class, and the
class fee includes all materials as well as studio and registration fees. Students need to wear natural (no nylon or polyester)
clothing, closed toe shoes, and no artificial fingernails. Long hair must be tied back. Class is two full days. Please bring a
sack lunch.
Learn Chalk Pastels NEW!
0
Sat
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
GTA 122
L. Kistler
$115.00
(5/23/2015) Learn the fine art of chalk pastel. Take home the masterpiece you didn't know you could achieve. Enjoy learning a
wonderful way to create the world around you! All supplies will be provided by instructor. Beginning to advanced students are
welcome. Students will take a break for lunch during this class.
Learn Chalk Pastels NEW!
0
Tu,W
9 a.m.-12 p.m.
GTA 122
L. Kistler
$100.00
(6/2-6/3/2015) Learn the fine art of chalk pastel. Take home the masterpiece you didn't know you could do. Enjoy learning a
wonderful way to create the world around you! All supplies will be provided by instructor. Beginning to advanced students are
welcome.
201521501
2015115GBS01
115LP101
2015215LP101
BIOLOGY — register at www.gbcnv.edu
BIOL
100
1001
CIT
201 1001
52265
GENERAL BIOLOGY/NON MAJOR (3)
Internet
R. Bagwe
$304.50
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of session. Prerequisite: Must have completed MATH 96
or higher or attained satisfactory score for placement into MATH 120 in ACT, SAT or placement tests.
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY — register at www.gbcnv.edu
53251
WORD CERTIFICATION PREP
(3)
Internet
C. Hyslop
319.50
(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $30. Check syllabus online at cot.gbcnv.edu/profiles/hyslop_cindy.html at the beginning of the
semester. Class Attribute: Non-transferable for an NSHE baccalaureate degree.
CREATIVE WRITING
Continuing Education — www.campusce.net/gbcnv or call 775.753.2202
2015215CW01
Creative Writing NEW!
0
M
7-9 p.m.
DCIT 201
J. Galligan
$55.00
Start writing that short story or novel! Instructor, Julianne Galligan will lead you through writing exercises to get the creative juices
flowing and end writer's block. Participants will work on stories, poetry, characters, and wordplay. Beginners to experts are
welcome! Bring a laptop computer or notebook and pen!
• 1 –
SUMMER 2015
CALL
DEPT
CRSE
SECT
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
DAY
TIME
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
TOTAL FEE
DRIVERS EDUCATION — register at www.gbcnv.edu
TT
109
1001
52893
BASIC DRIVER EDUCATION
(2)
Internet
B. Kunkel
$50.00
(5/27/2015-7/29/2015) This class is required for first-time drivers under the age of 18 applying for their license in Nevada! Topics
include traffic laws and rules of the road, vehicle control techniques, dangers of distracted or impaired driving, and how to
navigate a round-about. This course is web based. Students will be mailed their login and password just prior to the start date of
class. Check website www.gbcnv.edu/drivers-ed for registration information. Please call 775-753-2202 for more information.
Please sign up early. Must be 15 to enroll in this class. Class Attribute: Non-transferable for an NSHE baccalaureate degree.
COT
101
1001
53268
COT
151
1001
53241
ECON
102
1001
53243
ECON
103
1001
53244
EDEL
315
1001
53494
ELEMENTARY METHODS
(1-3)
F
8 a.m.-5 p.m. (6/19)
T. Stauffer
$157.25PRACTICUM III (6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $5. Field Study. Days and times to be coordinated with instructor.
$461.75
Additional time required if taken for more than one credit. Internet Enhanced Prerequisite: Must be admitted into the Teacher
Education Program and be taking EDEL 433 or EDEL 443 or EDEL 453 or EDRL 437 or EDRL 442 or EDRL 443. Contact
instructor to register.
ENG
95
1001
53711
ENG
101
1001
53712
ENG
101
1002
53713
ENG
102
1001
53928
ENG
102
1002
53793
BASIC WRITING II
(3)
Internet
A. Luke
$304.50
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of semester.
COMPOSITION I
(3)
Internet
L. Uhlenkott
$304.50
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of semester. Prerequisite: Must have completed ENG 95
or ENG 103 or have satisfactory score in Accuplacer, ACT or SAT placement tests for ENG 101 or ENG 107.
COMPOSITION I
(3)
Internet
J. Webster
$304.50
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of semester. Prerequisite: Must have completed ENG 95
or ENG 103 or have satisfactory score in Accuplacer, ACT or SAT placement tests for ENG 101 or ENG 107.
COMPOSITION II
(3)
Internet
S. Bentley
$304.50
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of semester. Prerequisite: Must have completed ENG 101
or have satisfactory score in Accuplacer, ACT or SAT placement tests for ENG 102.
COMPOSITION II
(3)
Internet
S. Bentley
$304.50
(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of semester. Prerequisite: Must have completed ENG
101 or have satisfactory score in Accuplacer, ACT or SAT placement tests for ENG 102.
ENV
100
1001
52266
HUMANS AND THE
(3)
Internet
R. Bagwe
$304.50
ENVIRONMENT (6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of session. Prerequisite: Must have
completed MATH 96 or higher or attained satisfactory score for placement into MATH 120 in ACT, SAT or placement tests.
HIST
101
1001
53418
HIST
102
1001
53419
U.S. HISTORY TO 1877
(3)
Internet
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of semester.
U.S. HISTORY SINCE 1877
(3)
Internet
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of semester.
INT
100
1002
53774
INT
100
1001
53714
COMPUTER OFFICE TECHNOLOGY — register at www.gbcnv.edu
COMPUTER KEYBOARDING I
(3)
Internet
P. Phillips
(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $30. Check syllabus online at the beginning of the semester.
INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT
(3)
Internet
K. Schwandt
WORD (6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $30. Check syllabus online at cot.gbcnv.edu at the beginning of the semester.
$319.50
$319.50
ECONOMICS — register at www.gbcnv.edu
PRINCIPLES OF
(3)
Internet
B. Nielsen
MICROECONOMICS (6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at the beginning of the semester.
PRINCIPLES OF
(3)
Internet
B. Nielsen
MACROECONOMICS (7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at the beginning of the semester.
$304.50
$304.50
EDUCATION ELEMENTARY — register at www.gbcnv.edu
ENGLISH — register at www.gbcnv.edu
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES — register at www.gbcnv.edu
HISTORY — register at www.gbcnv.edu
J. Foster
$304.50
J. Foster
$304.50
INTEGRATIVE STUDIES — register at www.gbcnv.edu
SUMMER 2015
GBC ORIENTATION
(0.5)
Internet
(6/1/2015-6/12/2015) Lab Fee: $5. Check syllabus online at beginning of semester.
GBC ORIENTATION
(0.5)
Internet
(7/13/2015-7/24/2015) Lab Fee: $5. Check syllabus online at beginning of semester.
• 2 –
A. Mendez
$53.25
A. Mendez
$53.25
CALL
DEPT
CRSE
SECT
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
DAY
TIME
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
TOTAL FEE
LIFE SUPPORT
Continuing Education — www.campusce.net/gbcnv or call 775.753.2202
2015215ACLS01
Advanced Cardiovascular NEW!
0
Sat
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
HSCI 110
P. Drussel
$255.00
Life Support Class (6/27/2015) The American Heart Association ACLS course is designed for medical providers such as
physicians, nurses, mid-levels, paramedics, respiratory therapists, and other professionals whose daily occupation requires them
to either direct or participate in the resuscitation of a patient, whether in or out of hospital. Part One of the course is online and
participants bring their course work to day two of the course. Part one includes the didactic portion of the course, while part two
has mega code scenarios that the students practice and participate in. Educational Objectives for ACLS: At the conclusion of the
program, participants will be able to: *Recognize the adult in peri-arrest and/or at risk of cardiopulmonary arrest; *Demonstrate
the cognitive and psychomotor skills necessary for resuscitating and stabilizing the adult in respiratory failure, shock, or
cardiopulmonary arrest; *Demonstrate the use of the various airway and oxygen adjuncts and methods for optimum ventilation &
airway control; *Identify normal vs. abnormal cardiac rhythms and the appropriate pharmacologic and electrical therapies; *State
the indications & dosages of medications used in cardiopulmonary arrest and the effects on the cardiovascular system; *Perform
techniques to obtain vascular access in adults via interosseous cannulation *Perform advanced skills in the assessment and
treatment of cardiopulmonary arrest in the adult patient.
Pediatric Advanced Life NEW!
0
F
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
HSCI 110
P. Drussel
$225.00
Support (PALS) Skills
PALS is a Pediatric Advanced Life Support Course. In this course you will reinforce and enhance your skills in the treatment of
pediatric arrest and periarrest patients through active participation in a series of simulated pediatric emergencies. The
simulations are designed to reinforce the important concepts of a systematic approach to pediatric assessment, basic life
support, PALS treatment algorithms, and effective resuscitation team dynamics. The goal of the PALS course is to improve the
quality of care provided to seriously ill or injured children, resulting in improved outcomes. The first part of the course must be
done online at the www.onlineaha.org before the class begins. A PALS book will be provided prior to taking the online portion of
the course. Please contact Peggy Drussel at 753-2020 for the book. You must enroll and pay to receive the online key code at
least one week in advance of the class. Part two will the be skills and written test on May 22.
115PA01
MATHEMATICS — register at www.gbcnv.edu
CMP
90Z
1001
53932
MATH
91
1001
53429
MATH
95
1001
53424
MATH
95
1002
53425
MATH
96
1001
53426
MATH
96
1002
53801
MATH
MATH
MATH
96 ELY 1003
96 PAHR 1004
120
1001
53814
53815
53427
MATH
126
53428
1001
COLLEGE MATH PREP
(0)
F
9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
MCML 219
C. Harp
$250.00
(6/12/2015-8/21/2015) (Includes subscription to IXL through instructor). This course will reinforce basic mathematics concepts
and progress through the first course in algebra. Topics covered but not limited to are: the operations on real numbers,
simplifying and translating expressions, solving various types of equations and application problems, graphing concepts,
exponents, radicals and introduction to factoring. Successful completion of the course depends on the student's mastery of
assigned objectives, assessed by both pencil and paper exercises and a website that helps develop a student’s math skills.
Prerequisite: placement into Math 91 or 95. A thirty minute lunch break will be taken. Course materials will be discussed first day
of class. No class on 7/3/15 in observance of Independence Day.
BASIC MATHEMATICS
(3)
Internet
A. Naffziger
$304.50
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of session for textbook options. Tests must be proctored
at an approved testing center. Contact instructor at [email protected] for details.
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
(3)
Internet
C. Harp
$304.50
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. See syllabus for textbook options. Tests must be proctored at an approved testing center.
Contact instructor at [email protected] for details. Prerequisite: Must have completed MATH 91 or earned a satisfactory
score for placement into MATH 95 or MATH 97.
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
(3)
Internet
S. Sanchez
$304.50
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of session for textbook options. Tests must be proctored
at an approved testing center. Contact instructor at [email protected] for details. Tests must be proctored at an
approved testing center. Contact instructor at [email protected] for details. Prerequisite: Must have completed MATH 91
or earned a satisfactory score for placement into MATH 95 or MATH 97.
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
(3)
Internet
S. Sanchez
$304.50
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of session for textbook options. Tests must be proctored
at an approved testing center. Contact instructor at [email protected] for details. Prerequisite: Must have completed
MATH 95 or have earned a satisfactory score in Accuplacer, ACT or SAT placement tests for MATH 96.
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
(3)
M,W,F
8-11 a.m.
HTC 123
R. Latham
$304.50
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15.
M,Tu,W
Interactive Sending Site — Elko. See syllabus for textbook options. Prerequisite: Must have completed MATH 95 or have earned
a satisfactory score in Accuplacer, ACT or SAT placement tests for MATH 96.
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
(3)
See above
ELY 111
R. Latham
$304.50
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
(3)
See above
PAHR 120
R. Latham
$304.50
FUNDAMENTALS OF COLLEGE
(3)
Internet
S. Sanchez
$304.50
MATHEMATICS (7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of session for textbook options. Tests
must be proctored at an approved testing center. Contact instructor at [email protected] for details. Prerequisite: Must
have completed MATH 96 or MATH 97 or earned a satisfactory Accuplacer, ACT, or SAT score for placement into MATH 120 or
have completed MATH 95 and ENG 101 with a 'C' or better.
PRECALCULUS I
(3)
Internet
S. Sanchez
$304.50
(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of session for textbook options. Tests must be
proctored at an approved testing center. Contact instructor at [email protected] for details. Prerequisite: Must have
completed MATH 96 or MATH 97 or earned a satisfactory score in Accuplacer, ACT, or SAT tests for placement into MATH 126 or
MATH 128.
• 3 –
SUMMER 2015
CALL
DEPT
CRSE
SECT
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
DAY
TIME
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
G. Hanington
TOTAL FEE
MATH
285
1001
52264
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
(3)
Internet
(6/1/2015-8/14/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of session.
Prerequisite: Must have completed MATH 283.
$304.50
MKT
211
1001
53245
INTRODUCTION TO
(3)
Internet
S. Theriault
$304.50
PROFESSIONAL SALES (7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at the beginning of the semester.
NRES
330
1001
53958
RANGELAND PLANT ID
(1-6)
Sat
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
G. Miller
(6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27) Field Study. More time required if taken for more than the minimum credits.
NURS
130
1002
53943
NURS
130PAHR 1001 53885
NURS
140
1001
53959
NURSING ASSISTANT
(6)
M-Th
10 a.m.-6 p.m.
HSCI 109
J. Glanzman/
$629.00
(7/13/2015-8/6/2015) Lab Fee: $50. Proof of current negative 2-step TB testings and professional
S. Lino
CPR card are required prior to registration. Completed Background Check and Drug Screening will be required prior to the first
day of class. Clinical days: 7/21, 7/23, 7/28, 7/30 from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Internet Enhanced
NURSING ASSISTANT
(6)
M-F
See below
PAHR 117
E. Maborang
$629.00
(7/20/2015-8/7/2015) Lab Fee: $50. Proof of current negative 2-step TB testings and professional CPR card are required prior to
registration. Completed Background Check and Drug Screening will be required prior to the first day of class. Clinical days: 7/29,
7/30, 7/31, 8/03 & 8/04 from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (7/20-7/24 M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. PAHR 117; 7/27-7/28 M,Tu, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. PAHR
117; 7/29-7/31 W,F 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Clinical, 8/3-8/4 M,Tu 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Clinical; 8/4-8/7 W,F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. PAHR 117)
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
(3)
Internet
S. Sutherland $304.50
(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online prior to class start date.
PEX
134
1001
53766
PEX
134
1001
53767
PEX
169
1001
53769
PEX
169
1002
53930
PEX
169
1003
53931
PEX
180
1001
53929
PEX
180
1002
53938
PEX
199
1001
53771
PHYS
100
1001
52263
INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS
(3)
Internet
G. Hanington $304.50
(6/1/2015-8/14/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of semester. Prerequisite: Must have completed
MATH 96 or earned a satisfactory score in Accuplacer, ACT, or SAT for placement into MATH 120.
PSC
101
1001
53619
PSC
101
1002
53620
PSC
210
1001
53621
PSC
210
1002
53623
INTRODUCTION TO
(3)
Internet
D. Gonzales
AMERICAN POLITICS(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of class.
INTRODUCTION TO
(3)
Internet
D. Gonzales
AMERICAN POLITICS(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of class.
AMERICAN PUBLIC POLICY
(3)
Internet
D. Gonzales
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of class.
AMERICAN PUBLIC POLICY
(3)
Internet
D. Gonzales
(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of class.
PSY
101
1001
53499
MARKETING — register at www.gbcnv.edu
NATURAL RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE — register at www.gbcnv.edu
$152.25$913.50
NURSING — register at www.gbcnv.edu
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND EXERCISE — register at www.gbcnv.edu
ROCK CLIMBING
(1)
W
6-8 p.m.
FIT RCKWAL W. Hicks
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $20. Saturday Field Trip TBA. Class Title: Beginning Rock Climbing
ROCK CLIMBING
(1)
W
6-8 p.m.
FIT RCKWAL W. Hicks
(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $20. Saturday Field Trip TBA. Class Title: Beginning Rock Climbing
YOGA BASICS
(1)
Tu,Th
5:30-6:40 p.m.
FIT GYM
L. Watts
(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $10.
ADVANCED YOGA
(1)
M,W
9-10:15 a.m.
FIT GYM
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $10.
ADVANCED YOGA
(1)
M,W
9-10:15 a.m.
FIT GYM
(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $10.
STRENGTH TRAINING
(1)
M,Tu,Th
12-12:50 p.m.
FIT GYM
J. Stieger
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $10.
STRENGTH TRAINING
(1)
M,Tu,Th
12-12:50 p.m.
FIT GYM
J. Stieger
(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $10.
STUDENT/FACULTY/COMMUNITY (1)
M-F
FIT
K. Kimber
OPEN WORKOUT (6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $10. Self Paced Course. Syllabus available at GBC Fitness Center.
$116.50
$116.50
$106.75
$106.75
$106.75
$106.75
$106.75
$106.75
PHYSICS — register at www.gbcnv.edu
POLITICAL SCIENCE — register at www.gbcnv.edu
$304.50
$304.50
$304.50
$304.50
PSYCHOLOGY — register at www.gbcnv.edu
SUMMER 2015
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
(3)
Internet
(7/13/2015-8/21/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of class.
• 4 –
S. Davis
$304.50
CALL
DEPT
CRSE
SECT
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
DAY
TIME
ROOM
INSTRUCTOR
TOTAL FEE
RADIOLOGY — register at www.gbcnv.edu
RAD
225
1001
53803
CLINICAL RADIOLOGY I
(7)
Internet
C. Jaques
$800.50
(6/29/2015-8/21/2015) Lab fee: $125. Admission to Radiology Technology program required. Check syllabus online prior to class
start date. Prerequisite: Must be admitted into the Radiology Technology Program. Class Attribute: Non-transferable for an NSHE
baccalaureate degree.
SOC
101
1001
53501
PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY
(3)
Internet
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of class
STAT
152
1001
53271
INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS
(3)
Internet
J. Newman
$304.50
(6/1/2015-7/10/2015) Lab Fee: $15. Check syllabus online at beginning of session. Prerequisite: Must have completed MATH 120
or MATH 126 or higher. MATH 126 or higher is strongly recommended.
SOCIOLOGY — register at www.gbcnv.edu
S. Davis
$304.50
STATISTICS — register at www.gbcnv.edu
WILDLAND FIREFIGHTING
Continuing Education — www.campusce.net/gbcnv or call 775.753.2202
115AICS01
115AWF01
115BWFT02
115BWFT01
115FPE01
115FO01
115IAIC01
Advanced ICS (I300)
0
W,Th
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MCML 211
M. Hecht
$180.00
(5/27-5/28/2015) This course provides description and detail of the Incident Command System (ICS) organization and operations
in supervisory roles on expanding or Type 3 incidents. Topics include ICS fundamentals review, incident/event assessment and
agency guidance in establishing incident objectives, Unified Command, incident resource management, planning process,
demobilization, transfer of command, and close out.
Advanced Wildland
NEW
0
W
8 a.m.-7 p.m.
DCIT 104
M. Murphy
$100.00
Firefighter (S131) — Look Up/Look Down (S133)
(5/27/2015) Get Two Classes in one setting!! Advanced Wildland Firefighter Type 1, S-131, is a six-hour course designed to meet
the training needs of the Firefighter Type 1 (FFT1). This course is designed to be interactive in nature. The course contains
several tactical decision games designed to facilitate learning the objectives and class discussion. Topics include fireline
reference materials, communications, and tactical decision making. Look Up/Look Down (S133) This course is designed to train
Incident Commander Type 5 (ICT5) and Firefighter Type 1 (FFT1) to identify environmental factors and indicators of hazardous
fire conditions, and how to use these indicators when implementing the Risk Management Process. The course is CD-based
classroom course, based on facilitated exercises.
Basic Wildland Fire Training
0
T-Sat
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
DCIT 208
S. Basso
$100.00
Field Day
(5/26-5/30/2015) There are two options for students to complete the prerequisites before the field day on May 30, 2015. The first
option is to complete the Online Basic Wildland Fire Training (S130/ S 190/ L180 / I100) through the NWCG website at:
http://training.nwcg.gov/online.html. To complete the online course work you must contact the course administrator, Sean
Basso, Fire Captain USFS, at 775.778.6116 or email him at [email protected] for help with the website navigation. Please allow
plenty of time to complete the online courses before the field day. Cut off for enrollment for students who choose the online
format will be May 22, 2015 at 5:00 pm. The cost of this class is $100.00 The second option for students to complete the
prerequisites is to take the classes live in a classroom setting. Students will take S130, S190, L180 and I100 with instructor Sean
Basso. These classes will run from Tuesday, May 26th - Friday, May 29th, 8:00 am-5:00 pm. This cost of this class is $100.00.
Students under the age of 18 need parental consent to register for the classes and field day. To obtain consent form please
contact GBC Continuing Education at 775.753.2202, [email protected]. THIS SECTION IS FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE
COMPLETING THE PREREQUISITES IN THE LIVE CLASS!! Students will take S130, S190, L180, I100 in a classroom
setting. Classes will be held May 26-May 29, 2015 to complete the above classes before the field day on May 30, 2015.
Basic Wildland Fire Training
0
Sat
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
DCIT 208
S. Basso
$100.00
(5/30/2015) THIS SECTION IS FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE COMPLETING THE ONLINE PREREQUISITES ON THE NWCG
WEBSITE!! The class will meet in the classroom for the first part of the day and then move to field for the field day exercises.
Fire Prevention Education 2 (P301) 0
T,W,Th
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
DCIT 203
J. Myslyvy
$180.00
NEW (5/26-5/29/2015) This course is designed for fire prevention and education program leaders and fire program managers
with wildland fire prevention, education and mitigation responsibilities. The course promotes a collaborative planning process in
developing and effective and efficient fire prevention and education program at the local, state, tribal, regional or national
program level. Topics include: assessment, planning, the collaborative process, communication, and monitoring
accomplishments. This course is an intermediate course in the wildland fire prevention training curriculum
Firing Operations (S219)
0
W,Th,F
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MCML 222
D. Clark
$150.00
(5/27-5/29/2015) This course introduces the roles and responsibilities of a Firing Boss (FIRB) and outlines duties of other
personnel who may engage firing operations. The target audience for the 2014 revision has been expanded to include Fire
Fighter Type 2. The course discusses and illustrates common firing devices and techniques. Although comprehensive in nature,
the course work is not a substitute for the dynamic fire environment. The course provides students with important information
regarding general tasks required to be successful. Any opportunity to show students a real ignition or demonstrate the use of an
actual firing device will assist in transferring these new concepts and skills to the job.
Initial Attack Incident
0
W,Th
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MCML 101
M. Woods
$150.00
Commander (S200) (5/27-5/28/2015) This course is designed to meet the training needs of the Incident Commander Type 4
(ICT4). It is presented in a discussion/exercise format. The six instructional units include Foundation Skills; Intelligence Gathering
and Documentation; Size Up the Incident; Develop a Plan of Action; Post-fire Activities; Evaluating Incident Objectives and
Manage the Incident. Evaluation of the student is by unit tests and performance based evaluations. Prerequisite: must be a
Single Resource or have Chief's permission.
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Medical Unit Leader (S359)
0
W,Th
8 a.m.-7 p.m.
HSCI 108
S. McClintock $150.00
(5/27-5/28/2015) This course is designed to provide the skills and knowledge to perform in the role of Medical Unit Leader
(MEDL). Topics include gathering information, organizing the medical unit, supervision the unit, evaluation, documentation and
demobilization.
Wildland Fire Refresher (RT130)
0
Th
1-5 p.m.
DCIT 104
TBA
$100.00
(5/28/15) Annual Fireline Safety Refresher Training should be designed to provide up to date fireline safety information to
employees holding Incident Command System qualifications requiring this training per the PMS 310-1, Wildland Fire Qualification
System Guide. Individual sessions of Annual Fireline Safety Refresher Training should contain content pertinent to the registered
students. This class meets the requirements for the fire service contractors.
Wildland Fire Refresher (RT130)
0
Sat
8 a.m.-12 p.m.
DCIT 104
TBA
$100.00
(5/30/15) Annual Fireline Safety Refresher Training should be designed to provide up to date fireline safety information to
employees holding Incident Command System qualifications requiring this training per the PMS 310-1, Wildland Fire Qualification
System Guide. Individual sessions of Annual Fireline Safety Refresher Training should contain content pertinent to the registered
students. This class meets the requirements for the fire service contractors.
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