Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Face-to-face

Days: W

Time: 12:30PM to 2:00PM

Start Date: 04/08/2026

End Date: 06/10/2026

Location: Arnold Campus

Instructor: John E Turner

Section Info: Arnold | An Introduction to Computers | Examine the basic features and functions of a Windows computer. Explore essential computer hardware and software, settings and computer safety, and practice beginning skills needed to navigate the world of computers. Review is used for day-to-day functions such as banking and email communication.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Online Sync

Days: F

Time: 9:00AM to 10:45AM

Start Date: 04/10/2026

End Date: 05/29/2026

Location: Online

Instructor: Carmella M Doty

Section Info: Online | Canva Essentials: A.I. Design | This course is designed for beginners and intermediate users. Explore free templates, stock photos, and graphics to create stunning social media posts, presentations, print designs, photo books and photo slideshows. Gain skills to design professional-quality visuals with ease. The FREE version of Canva is acceptable for the course. Note: Attendance in online class sessions Fridays from 9:00 - 10:45 a.m. is mandatory for section 201.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Online Sync

Days: TH

Time: 9:30AM to 11:30AM

Start Date: 04/09/2026

End Date: 05/28/2026

Location: Online

Instructor: Donna L MacAuley-Shoemaker

Section Info: Online | iPhone iOS 18: Latest Changes and AI Updates |Explore the new features added to the latest release of iOS 18 software in a friendly, supportive setting. Discuss security, privacy, health and safety enhancements, organization of photos, new Siri capabilities and AI driven improvements. Note: This course designed for senior citizens aims to empower seniors to understand the latest iOS updates and AI changes including iOS 16 and the new iPhone 17. | Note: Attendance in online class sessions Thursdays from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. is mandatory for section 201.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Face-to-face

Days: T

Time: 10:00AM to 11:30AM

Start Date: 04/07/2026

End Date: 06/09/2026

Location: Off-Campus

Instructor: John E Turner

Section Info: Annapolis | Internet for Computer Shy Seniors | Safely learn the basics of navigating the internet for practical day-to-day uses in a welcoming, supportive setting. Learn to communicate with doctors, set up an email account and stay safe while online. Note: Access to an iPad, Chrome notebook or desktop will be available in class. Students are welcome to bring a personal device.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 202

Ways to take the class: Face-to-face

Days: TH

Time: 12:30PM to 2:00PM

Start Date: 04/09/2026

End Date: 06/11/2026

Location: Off-Campus

Instructor: John E Turner

Section Info: Omalley | Internet for Computer Shy Seniors | Safely learn the basics of navigating the internet for practical day-to-day uses in a welcoming, supportive setting. Learn to communicate with doctors, set up an email account and stay safe while online. Note: Access to an iPad, Chrome notebook or desktop will be available in class. Students are welcome to bring a personal device.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Online Sync

Days: F

Time: 11:00AM to 1:00PM

Start Date: 04/10/2026

End Date: 05/29/2026

Location: Online

Instructor: Carmella M Doty

Section Info: Online | A.I. in Action: Applications and Innovations for Everyday Life | Dive into the exciting world of artificial intelligence and discover how it is transforming our digital landscape. Explore cutting-edge AI trends, tools, and practical applications for computers and mobile devices. Gain hands-on experience with popular AI programs and understand their real-world effects. Suitable for tech enthusiasts and beginners, this course offers engaging discussions and practical insights into AIs future. | Note: Attendance in online class sessions Fridays from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. is mandatory for section 201.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Face-to-face

Days: T

Time: 12:30PM to 2:00PM

Start Date: 04/07/2026

End Date: 06/09/2026

Location: Off-Campus

Instructor: John E Turner

Section Info: South County | Windows 10 and 11 Intermediate | Build upon skills acquired in Introduction to Windows 10 and 11. Review common Windows elements, examine system properties, organizing folders and manipulating folders while working in a Windows application. Practice restoring deleted files, renaming files, protecting data as well as disk management. Prerequisite: Completing CTT-928 Introduction to Computers recommended or permission of instructor. Students must bring their own device.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Face-to-face

Days: W

Time: 11:30AM to 12:15PM

Start Date: 04/08/2026

End Date: 06/10/2026

Location: Arnold Campus

Instructor: John E Turner

Section Info: Arnold | An Introduction to Keyboarding | This beginner-level keyboarding course is designed specifically for senior adults looking to develop or improve practical typing skills. Students will learn to comfortably use the keyboard, improve speed and accuracy, and gain confidence in digital communication. The class promotes a relaxed, supportive atmosphere with guided practice and engaging activities tailored to various learning styles.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Face-to-face

Days: T

Time: 2:00PM to 3:30PM

Start Date: 04/07/2026

End Date: 06/09/2026

Location: Off-Campus

Instructor: John E Turner

Section Info: South County | Advanced Computers for Senior Adults: Safe Installs and Smart Practices | Take control of the computer with confidence and ease. Explore how to navigate and utilize the control panel to better understand system settings; perform routine maintenance to keep devices running smoothly; learn the step-by-step process of installing and uninstalling software applications. Create and manage shortcuts for programs, folders and files. Prerequisite: Students must have taken CTT-936: Windows 10 and 11: Intermediate Level or have instructor permission.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Face-to-face

Days: TH

Time: 2:30PM to 4:00PM

Start Date: 04/16/2026

End Date: 06/18/2026

Location: Off-Campus

Instructor: Julian J Faulkner

Section Info: Pascal | Canva Basics: Graphic Design | Explore the main features of Canva and practice using the free templates to generate print designs, greeting cards, digital presentations, social media posts and photo slide videos. Learn to access stock photos, videos, and templates.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 203

Ways to take the class: Online Sync

Days: Varies

Time: 1:00PM to 4:00PM

Start Date: 04/15/2026

End Date: 06/10/2026

Location: Online

Instructor: Marilyn Patricia Tate

Section Info: Online | Cultural Influences in America | No class May 27 | Cultural Innovators and Influences in America. Read about and discuss female screenwriter pioneers of the silent era who have been erased from film history. This collective explores the history of these women who helped to mold the industry that thrives today. Textbook is ''When Women Wrote Hollywood" by Dr. Rosanne Welch. | Note: Attendance in online class sessions on Wednesdays from 1-4 p.m. is mandatory for section 203.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 202

Ways to take the class: Face-to-face

Days: Varies

Time: 12:30PM to 3:30PM

Start Date: 04/06/2026

End Date: 06/15/2026

Location: Off-Campus

Instructor: Richard A Striner

Section Info: Pasadena | Cultural Infl. America Film- Love, Death, Afterlife | No class on May 25 | This course is specially designed for connoisseurs of film, we will watch and discuss movies from the 1930s onward that explore the themes of love, death, and the afterlife. You will see Topper, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Meet Joe Black, and many other classic movies that draw upon ancient themes like the myth of Orpheus and Euridice. This ten-week course is taught by Richard Striner, the first historian to write about this subject.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Face-to-face

Days: TH

Time: 1:00PM to 4:00PM

Start Date: 04/09/2026

End Date: 06/11/2026

Location: Off-Campus

Instructor: John C O'Dell

Section Info: South County | Cultural Infl. America Film | The course will examine the interaction of film with culture, noting through a variety of genres and time periods how the symbiotic nature of film and culture has enriched American life. The roles of individuals, groups, history, language, religion, fashion, technology, and art will be among the topics discussed as they intersect in American film classics.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Online Sync

Days: Varies

Time: 1:00PM to 3:30PM

Start Date: 04/16/2026

End Date: 06/18/2026

Location: Online

Instructor: Marilyn Patricia Tate

Section Info: Online | Best American Short Stories | No class May 21 or 28 | Read and discuss The Best American Short Stories-2025, guest editor Celeste Ng. Read these timely tales exploring human values and resilience amidst challenging times. These stories engage and deliver an experience with the short story genre. | Note: Best American Short Stories. Attendance in online class sessions on Thursdays from 1-3:30 p.m. is mandatory for section 201.

Term: Spring 2026

Course Type: Noncredit - 0.0 CEUs

Section: 201

Ways to take the class: Face-to-face

Days: Varies

Time: 12:30PM to 2:00PM

Start Date: 04/13/2026

End Date: 06/22/2026

Location: Off-Campus

Instructor: Jewelene Carter

Section Info: Omalley | African American Literature | No class May 25 | Study African American poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and drama from the 18th century to the present. Explore and discuss the major literary, political, and social currents in American and African American culture.

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