Autry Course Catalog - June-December 2011

JUNE-DECEMBER 2011
COURSE CATALOG
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Drywall 10/27 11/17 6-9pm $120
Painting & Texturing Techniques 09/28 10/19 6-9pm $120
Tile Laying 09/12 09/21 6-9pm $120
Tile Laying 11/30 12/21 6-9pm $120
Woodworking* 06/13 07/11 6-9pm $179
To Enroll Have you thought about exporting your products to another country? You are
580.242.2750 invited to a lunch and learn about the basics of exporting from Jesse Garcia,
autrytech.com International Trade Specialist with the Oklahoma Department of Commerce.
This will help you determine if your business is ready to export, what steps you
*Student responsible for project* materials.
Student responsible need to take to start and common issues in the exporting process.
for project materials.
Community service is important at Autry Technology Center.

Serving gives staff, instructors and students the opportunity to work with others,
provide services for the needy and new ideas for a better community. Autry students,
programs and organizations team up and help at an annual food drive, repair broken
sidewalks or plan community events every year. Serving the community can lead to
unexpected opportunities.
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Autry Technology Center student Aaron Beagley
used welding skills he learned to fix broken
trailer hitches in Niger, Africa. Watch exclusive
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online video at autrytech.com or scan bar code
for more on Aaron’s story.
Table of contents
5 Architecture & Construction 23 Science, Engineering & Mathematics
Air Conditioning Mathematics
Construction Oklahoma School of Science & Mathematics (OSSM)
Drafting Global Positioning Systems
Heavy Equipment
LEED Transportation
Solar
24-25 Automotive
Welding Collision Repair
Diesel
Arts & Communications Small Engine
6 Graphic Arts Transportation Certifications
Language - Online
Photography 26-27 Online Learning
Business, Management & Technology

8-11 Accounting
Administrative Services UPCOMING DATES FOR YOUR CALENDAR
Computer
Information Technology June july august
Management
Real Estate 6-30 4 16
Social Media/Social Networking Autry Teen Tour Parent conference
Closed for holiday
Web New Classes Weekly 17
Classes begin
Career Development
12 Career Counseling
Career Readiness Certificate october november
september
Medical Careers Overview
Summer Algebra
5 20 & 21 23-25
Fall Break Closed for holiday
Health Science Closed for holiday
13-17
All Health and Medical-Related Classes
18-19 Hospitality and Human Services

Child Care december
Cosmetology AUTRY HOURS
Cuisine 22-30 M-Th: 8am-8pm
Culinary Closed for holiday F: 8am-4pm
Entry Level Child Care Training
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Manufacturing & Trades

21-22 Electrical Basic/Commercial and Industrial Wiring
Global Positioning Systems Call 242.2750 if you would like to have copies of the
Industrial Maintenance/Alternative Energy current catalog delivered to your place of business.
Mechatronics
Welding Next catalog available December 2011
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: What do I need to do to enroll? Q: When do classes begin? Q: Is financial aid available?
A: All adult students applying for A: Some classes follow standard fall and A: Absolutely! Many students receive
admission to Autry’s semester schedule spring semester schedules. Other classes some type of financial assistance. The
courses begin by taking an assessment vary and start throughout the year. Some financial aid office is happy to work with
and scheduling an appointment with are one-day seminars and others meet you to find the best options to fit your
a career counselor. Appointments can regularly for several nights a week. Some needs, including scholarships, Pell grants,
be made by calling during business weekend classes are available and online Autry Educational Foundation assistance
hours. High school students interested in training is another option. and payment plans.
attending Autry may apply for admission
during their high school spring and/or Q: What is the difference between full-time For the FAFSA form, Autry’s Federal
fall enrollment. However, Autry career and short-term courses? School Code is 013530. Applications
counselors are available for consultation are available at Autry or you can apply
any time during the year. A: All training at Autry is designed to online at fafsa.ed.gov.
help prepare students to succeed in
You may enroll in person, by phone or the workplace, but the two primary Q: When is tuition due?
online for many of Autry classes. Enroll categories of training are classified as
in person at 1201 W. Willow from 8am– full-time and short-term: A: Payment for short-term classes is due
8pm, Monday–Thursday, and 8am–4pm at enrollment and most includes books
on Fridays. Call 580.242.2750 (or toll- Full-time programs meet daily and follow and supplies.
free 888.663.2798 in Garfield County a standard school semester schedule.
only) during business hours to enroll by Most full-time programs offer morning, Tuition for semester schedule courses
phone or go online at autrytech.com at afternoon or all-day class options to may be paid quarterly. Payment for
your convenience. meet your schedule. Some offer evening books and supplies is due by the first day
options. The full-time programs can be of class. If you have any questions, be
Q: What are enrollment guidelines for completed in varying time frames-from sure to ask when you enroll.
short term classes? 9 months to 24 months depending on
the program. Q: Does Autry offer career counseling?
A: • Payment is required when
enrolling. Short-term courses vary from one-day A: Yes! Counselors are available to help
• Enrollment is on a first come, first training seminars to much longer courses prospective students with assessment
served basis. like EMT/Paramedic, for example. and exploration of career choices. Just
• Early enrollments help keep classes call to make an appointment.
from being cancelled.
• Textbooks normally are included in Q: What is your refund policy for
the class tuition. short-term classes? Q: Will Autry help me find a job?
• Unforeseen circumstances may
cause the date or time of a class to A: • Refunds of tuition will be given only A: Yes! Autry’s full-time Job Developer
be changed. Does not apply to semester-type classes for withdrawals prior to the beginning focuses on securing training-related
of the 2nd class session. employment in area businesses for
students. The Job Developer also works
Q: How old do I have to be to attend classes? • Allow at least 5 to 7 working days for with all full-time students to develop
your refund to be processed. resumes, prepare for job interviews and
A: Anyone age 16 and over may enroll more. Autry also posts an updated list of
in most classes. Most semester schedule • Full refunds are available for classes area job openings at autrytech.com and
courses are open to high school juniors cancelled by Autry. on campus.
and seniors, and adults, although some
courses are for adults only. • No refunds will be given on
textbooks or supplies.
Q: Can Autry help my company or • Company withdrawal: A company

organization?
is responsible for tuition charges for
students enrolled unless they officially Can’t find
A: Autry’s Business and Industry Services
withdraw their employee prior to the the course
4 Department offers opportunities for
first class.
you need?
customized business training. From • No refunds will be given on one-day
computer training, customer service classes not cancelled prior to class.
skills, and organizational development,
to safety training and small business • Minimum age of 16 years for
management consulting–Autry has enrollment is required unless Try an
experts to help train your staff or grow otherwise specified.
your business. Trainers can provide (Not applicable to online courses. Does not apply to semester-type classes.)
online course
at autrytech.com
classes at Autry or train your employees
onsite.
ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION
Class Name Start Date End Date Day(s) Hours Time Tuition
Air Conditioning
Air Conditioning/Refrigeration 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
M-W 6-10pm
Prepares students for employment in the installation, operation, maintenance and repair of residential and
commercial air conditioning, heating and refrigeration systems. Course instruction includes requirements of the
Oklahoma Construction Industry Board and the International Mechanical and Fuel Gas Code.
Construction
Construction Technology 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Skills are developed in the areas of blueprint reading, site layout, estimating, foundation work, framing, interior and
exterior work, and using both hand and power tools for residential and commercial projects.
DRAFTING
Drafting and Design 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Learn drafting and design basics and beyond. Emphasis is placed on the theoretical and practical approach to
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

engineering drawing, with instruction covering basic techniques such as architectural drafting, illustration and
Computer-Aided Drafting and Design (CAD).
heavy equipment
Heavy Equipment Operator Training
Prerequisites: 18+ with current drivers license.
Using the nationally recognized curricula accredited by the National Center for Construction Education and
Research, NCCER, students will learn to safely operate and maintain heavy construction equipment. Utilizing state-
of-the-art simulators, teacher-led classroom instruction and hands-on field operation, students will be able to test
for NCCER proficiency. Pieces of equipment include, but are not limited to backhoes, tractor-scrapers, bulldozers,
excavators, motor graders and front-end loaders. Contact Travis Perrin for further information.
08/15 10/28 M-F 400 7:30am-4:00pm $5,875
Architecture & Construction

leed
Introduction to LEED Certification/Your 9/14 9/15 W/Th 15 8am-5pm $300
Role in the Green Environment *Includes 1hr exam given on site
LEED Green Associate Exam Prep 11/1 11/2 Tu/W 15 8am-5pm $300
*Exam is administered through approved Prometric testing sites, administered through Green Building Certification Institute(GBCI) Cost $200.
solar
Introduction to Solar Electric Systems - Instructor: Bob Willis
Want to learn more about solar electric systems? Join us to get an overview of residential uses of solar electrical
systems. Battery systems, components, examples of use, and costs are a few of the topics included. Use of solar
power may be considered when discussing renewable energy system design and evaluation.
09/08 09/08 Tu 3 6:30-9:30pm $29
Solar Electric Systems – Instructor: Jeff Clark
Prerequisite: Construction experience. 5
Learn the basics of choosing and implementing a solar electric system. This course is designed for those with some construction
experience.
09/20 09/29 Tu/Th 12 6-9pm $110
11/29 12/08 Tu/Th 12 6-9pm $110
welding - Also see welding on page 22
FULL-TIME COURSE COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE OHLAP NEW OFFERING 18+

TO ENROLL AGE REQUIREMENT
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Arts & Communications
graphic arts
Graphic Arts 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)

and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Students 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, finishing, photography,
and image editing.
language - Online - See page 26 for more.

Easy English 1 Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95
Easy English 2 Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95
Grammar for ESL Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95
Grammar Refresher Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95
Spanish for Law Enforcement Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95
Spanish for Medical Professionals Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95
Spanish in the Classroom Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95
Speed Spanish Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95
Speed Spanish II Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95
Speed Spanish III Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95
PHOTOGRAPHY
Photography Opportunities - Day or Evening. Choose what works for you!
Instructor: Mike Hoffman

Prerequisites: Students need to provide digital camera. Memory card is highly recommended.
Digital Camera Fundamentals 6/14 6/14 Tu 6 9am-4pm $49
Instructor: Chris Bush

Arts & Communications
Prerequisites: Students need to provide digital camera. Memory card is highly recommended.
Mastering Your Digital Domain 7/5 7/26 Tu 12 6-9pm $69
Mastering Your Digital Domain 10/25 11/15 Tu 12 6-9pm $69
Taking Control of Your Digital Camera 9/13 10/4 Tu 12 6-9pm $69
Adobe Photoshop CS4 Basics
Prerequisites: Windows or comparable experience.
Become familiar with the last version of this image–editing program. Learn to select pixels, work with layers, types and gradients, brushes
and color effects. Improve your images with adjustment layers.
8/9 8/30 Tu 12 6-9pm $99
Adobe Photoshop Elements 9
6 Prerequisites: Windows or comparable experience and basic understanding of photography.
Familiarize yourself with the tools of Photoshop Element 9. Join professional photographer, instructor Chris Bush to learn how to manage,
optimize and share your photos. Topics to be covered: techniques on cleaning up and brightening images that were not correctly
exposed when originally shot, adding depth of field with soft focus, changing the color balance of images, as well as making collages and
the technique of swapping heads to different bodies. Let Chris show you how to make your imagination your only limitation.
10/6 10/17 Th/M 12 6-9pm $69
12/1 12/12 Th/M 12 6-9pm $69

Training for Now. Training for Future.
Autry provides opportunities to help you keep up in today’s fast-changing and competitive
work environment. A team of experts partner with business and industry to provide
convenient, cost effective and time efficient training.
Contact Autry’s Business and Industry Services to find out how they can help.
autrytech.com
1201 West Willow | Enid, Oklahoma | 580.242.2750
Business, Management and Technology
Accounting
Accounting Services 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Learn accounting applications and gain extensive hands–on experience with accounting software used in
industry. Instruction includes preparation of financial statements, payroll, accounts payable, accounts receivable,
billing and inventory. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take the national exams for Certified
Bookkeeper and Fundamental Payroll Certification.
Administrative services
Administrative Services 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Learn the skills needed for a successful administrative professional career. Practice using the latest software
to create effective documents and presentations, and gain skills needed to work well with others in today’s
fast-paced, professional office environment.
computer
Computer Classes
Prerequisite: No experience required
Computer Fundamentals 6/2 6/30 Th 15 6-9pm $109
Computer Classes
Prerequisite: Windows or comparable experience required.
Access 2010 8/18 9/18 Th 12 6-9pm $99
Access 2010 10/27 11/17 Th 12 6-9pm $99
Adobe Photoshop CS4 Basics - description pg 6 8/9 8/30 Tu 12 6-9pm $99

Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 - description pg 6 10/6 10/17 Th/M 12 6-9pm $69
Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 - description pg 6 12/1 12/12 Th/M 12 6-9pm $69
Excel 2010 7/6 8/3 W 15 6-9pm $109
Excel 2010 9/14 10/12 W 15 6-9pm $109
QuickBooks Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95
Windows 7 8/10 9/7 W 15 6-9pm $109
Windows 7 10/19 11/16 W 15 6-9pm $109
Word 2010 7/7 7/28 Th 12 6-9pm $99
Word 2010 9/8 9/29 Th 12 6-9pm $99
Word 2010 11/17 12/15 Th 12 6-9pm $99
Computer Maintenance Fundamentals

Prerequisites: Windows or comparable experience.
Take a basic look at the fundamentals of maintaining your home computer. Class will cover a variety of 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 understanding
of how to keep your computer running smoothly.
9/15 9/29 Th 9 6-9pm $89
12/1 12/15 Th 9 6-9pm $89
A+ Computer Repair &Troubleshooting
8 Prerequisites: Windows or comparable experience.
Start your journey to CompTIA A+ certification by joining instructor Melissa Hula for this hands-on course
covering the fundamentals of PC technology, networking, and security. Students successfully completing this
introductory course will be able to describe the internal components of a computer, assemble a computer
system, install an operating system, and troubleshoot using systems tools and diagnostic software. Study-time
outside the classroom will be needed. Next course in series: A+ Computer Repair & Troubleshooting II
9/14 11/23 Tu 44 5:30-9:30pm $399

information technology
Network Administration 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary for success in managing, troubleshooting, and securing
computer networks. Students learn to install, configure and troubleshoot software and hardware on network and
desktop computers. Students learn to manage various network protocols on both Local Area Networks and Wide
Area Networks. Training is provided in configuring and maintaining servers, routers and switches. Curriculum is
designed for those who wish to become network administrators, support technicians, and systems managers.
Following this intensive training, students will be eligible to take certification exams in the areas of client operating
systems, server operating systems, Cisco, A+, Network+, and security.
Management
Communication Skills for Managers* 10/27 11/17 Th 12 6-9pm $170
Covey 7 Habits 10/26 10/26 W 8 8am-5pm $165
How to Manage Conflict in the Organization* 9/8 9/29 Th 12 6-9pm $170
Leadership Academy 11/15 01/31/2012 Th 27 1-4pm $425
PHR/SPHR Review Class 9/6 11/29 Tu 36 6-9pm $750
Supervisor Academy 9/6 11/8 Tu 27 1-4pm $380
*AMA (American Management Association) Training.

Small Business Management
Clases del negocio Want to make your business perform better?
Diez pasos para iniciar su negocio Autry offers assistance in the

planning, implementation,
Aprenda los fundamentos de comenzar su propio monitoring, and evaluating business
negocio con éxito. Plan de negocio (producción, aspects in strategic direction,
mercadeo, finanzas), impuestos, registro, financial management, marketing
management, and production &
estructura legal, y otros aspectos importantes de operations management.
un negocio.
Individual training and/or
Martes 6 de septiembre 6:30-8:30pm $15 consultation is focused
to improve business through
organizing and utilizing
existing information to identify
Gerencia y control de su negocio ways to resolve problems and
Aprenda el proceso para administrar su negocio to enhance efficiency
and profitability.
con éxito.
Martes 13 de septiembre 6:30-8:30pm $15 Ask for Dale Shaffer, x118
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More computer courses available online. See page 26.

REAL ESTATE
Real Estate Pre Licensing
Prerequisites: 18+
Learn real estate theory and practice and prepare to take the State examination for licensing as a sales associate.
9/20 9/29 Tu-Th 90 9am-5pm $399
& M-Th
Real Estate Post Licensing
Prerequisites: 18+, Pre Licensing.
Attend this class to fulfill the Real Estate Commission’s 45-hour training requirement prior to receiving your
permanent sales license.
7/19 7/21 Tu-Th 45 9am-5pm $195
11/2 11/4 W-F 45 9am-5pm $195
Social media/SOCIAL networking

Facebook Basics
Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge.
Heard about Facebook? Asking yourself how do I start? Join instructor Kelly Tompkins to learn the basics–how to
create your account, find your way around, adjust security settings, and Facebook “do’s and don’ts.” Facebook can help
you connect with family and friends.
8/9 8/9 Tu 2 7-9pm $29
9/6 9/6 Tu 2 7-9pm $29
10/4 10/4 Tu 2 7-9pm $29
Facebook Basics for Business

Interested in promoting your business through Facebook? Join instructor Kelly Tompkins to learn how create a
business Facebook page, how to get the most from your page, how to create ads and ways to market your business
with Facebook.
8/18 8/18 Th 2 7-9pm $29
9/15 9/15 Th 2 7-9pm $29
10/13 10/13 Th 2 7-9pm $29
WEB
Website Development Basics
Join instructor Kelly Tompkins 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 found.
8/24 8/31 W 4 7-9pm $49
9/21 9/28 W 4 7-9pm $49
10/19 10/26 W 4 7-9pm $49
Bid assistance Agricultural Business

Whether you are just getting started Management
or have been contracting with the
government for years, Autry’s Bid Offers a variety of services including
Assistance Program will provide you record keeping as well as assistance with:
preparing farm plans; farm loans, financial
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statements, marketing, and tax planning;
bidding on government contracts
and access to latest construction individual farm visits are planned to
news with links to online plans and determine the individual farmer’s needs
specs for Oklahoma projects. and goals.
Ask for Terry Henneke, x125 Ask for Don Roberts, x137
thenneke@autrytech.com drober@autrytech.com

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CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Summer algebra class*

MEDICAL CAREERS OVERVIEW
Whether you have just completed
Pre-Algebra and want a little more Not sure if a medical career is for
you? Want more information
preparation for next year’s Algebra I class on a career in practical nursing,
or you simply want to take the fear out of radiography, respiratory care or
algebra, this is the class for you. surgical technology? Meet our
instructors, see classrooms and get
Jun 20-July 8 the facts on the programs.
8:50am-11am
$100 Tuesday | October 6th | 6-8pm | FREE
*No school credit will be given.
Career Counseling If you are interested in a program that requires a pre-assessment,

Autry counselors will help you schedule a time to take a test.
Counselors are available to help prospective Autry offers a variety of testing dates throughout the semester.
students explore career choices.
Check with an Autry counselor to see if college hours may be
Call 580.242.2750 to make an appointment. accepted in lieu of test scores.
Linda Belknap Mary Byrd Stephanie

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High school and High school, adult
medical courses and special needs
counselor. Autry counselor for
counselor. Enid Public Schools.
2009-2010 Academic Year US Dept of Labor’s On-time Job Placement APPROX APPRX
Standard Graduation Rate Rate Tuition Books &
Occupational for Program for Program and Fees for Supplies
Classification Completers Completers Program Program
(In-District)

Air Conditioning/Refigeration 49-9021.01 87% 91% $1,680 $365
Automotive Technology 49-3023.01 89% 90% $1,680 $130
Administrative Assistant 43-6011.00 99% 85% $840 $392
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Administrative Medical Assistant 43-6013.00 84% 75% $1,680 $1,494

Accounting 43-3031.00 88% 100% $1,680 $927
Collision Repair Technology 49-3021.00 87% 100% $1,680 $54
Construction Technology 47-2031.01 95% 95% $1,680 $163
Cosmetology 39-5012.00 82% 85% $3,360 $770
Culinary Arts 35-2012.00 79% 84% $1,680 $151
Dental Assistant 31-9091.00 90% 94% $960 $676
Diesel Technology 49-3042.00 100% 92% $1,680 $370
Drafting & Design 17-3013.00 90% 100% $1,680 $0
Early Care & Hospitality 39-9011.00 88% 100% $1,680 $123
Graphic Arts 51-5022.00 97% 94% $1,680 $174
Health Careers 31-1012.00 97% 100% $840 $436
Information Technology 15-1081.00 95% 100% $3,360 $1,779
Mechatronics Systems 17-3029.09 87% 100% $3,360 $1,210
12 Mechatronics Technology 17-3029.09 87% 100% $1,680 $656
Medical Assistant 31-9092.00 100% 75% $960 $459
Power Products 49-3052.00 87% 88% $1,680 $5
Practical Nursing 29-2061.00 98% 95% $2,393 $2,154
Radiography 29-2034.01 80% 100% $4,564 $2,199
Respiratory Care 29-2054.00 85% 97% $2,632 $1,405
Surgical Technology 29-2055.00 100% 89% $2,370 $2,089
Welding Technology 51-4121.06 100% 93% $1,680 $524

*US Department of Labor’s Standard Occupational Classification Website: www.onetonline.org

Health Science
Health science
CPR BLS Instructor 6/14 6/16 Tu-Th 24 8-5pm $260
Emergency Medical Responder 9/19 11/2 M/W 50 6-9:30pm $200
Emergency Medical Responder Refresher 8/8 8/15 M/W 13 6-10pm $65
Emergency Medical Responder Test 11/3 11/3 Th 2 6-8pm $25
EMT Basic 8/3 12/14 M/W 198 6-10pm $550
EMT Basic Refresher 8/8 8/24 M/W 24 6-10pm $125
EMT Intermediate 8/9 11/29 Tu/Th 240 6-10pm $900
Pharmacy Technician 8/11 12/20 Th/Tu 72 7:30-9:30pm $429
Phlebotomy 9/8 10/18 Th/Tu 36 6-9pm $229
Phlebotomy 11/1 12/13 Tu/Th 36 6-9pm $229
Certified Medication Aide
CMA – Certified Medication Aide

Prerequisites: Experience working as a Certified Nurse Aide for six or more months. High School Diploma or GED. Copy of original Social Security Card (or INS card)
and current photo ID. Copy of current Nurse Aide Registry card (LTC or DDCA) with no abuse notations. OSDH’s Signed Attestation Statement. Signed Affidavit of
Lawful Presence.
CMA 9/12 11/11 M/Th 56 4-7pm $429
CMA CE – CMA Continuing Education

Prerequisites: Copy of current Nurse Aide Registry card – LTC (or DDCA) and CMA
CMA Continuing Education 2011 6/8 6/8 W 8 8am-5pm $44
CMA Advanced Training – Nasogastric, Gastronomy, Oral Metered Dose Inhalers and Nebulizers
Prerequisites: Copy of original Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID. Copy of current Nurse Aide Registry Cards – LTC (or DDCA) and CMA. OSDH’s
Signed Attestation Statement. Signed Affidavit of Lawful Presence.
CMA Advanced Training Nasogastric, Gastronomy 6/28 6/29 Tu/W 8 9am-4pm/7-9am $84
CMA Advanced Training-Dose Inhalers & Nebulizers 6/15 6/15 W 4 8am-Noon $50
Health Science
CMA Advanced Training - Diabetes Care, Glucose Monitoring & Insulin Administration
Prerequisite: Current CMA required. By arrangement with sufficient enrollment. Contact Dr. Lynne Taylor x114
or email drltaylor@autrytech.com.
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Health Science
Dental assistant
Dental Assistant 8/17 05/24 M-F 12:30-3:15pm $960
Instruction includes the duties of the dental office receptionist, secretary, and bookkeeper in addition to an
overview of legal and ethical issues. Students study head and neck anatomy, tooth identification and morphology,
dental terminology, radiography and, through job shadowing and clinicals, gain skills in assisting the dentist with
exams and treatment.
feeding assistant
Prerequisite: Copy of original Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID. 16+ years of age.
Feeding Assistant Certification 6/7 6/8 Tu/W 8 Noon-4pm $49
Feeding Assistant Certification 6/9 6/13 Th/M 8 5:30-9:30pm $49
Feeding Assistant Certification 8/9 8/10 Tu/W 8 5:30-9:30pm $49
Health Careers
Health Careers 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840
or 12:30-3:15pm
Want to learn more about a career in health care? This program provides an overview of health careers while
teaching basic health care skills and laboratory techniques that can lead to employment. The combination of
theory, laboratory skills, and clinical observations will provide optimal learning allowing students to experience the
health care field first hand. High school students earn an anatomy/physiology credit for this course.
LTC – Long Term Care Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)

Prerequisite: Copy of original Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID. Signed Affidavit of Lawful Presence.
Long Term Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 6/6 6/21 M-F* 88 8am-4pm $399
Long Term Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 6/6 6/29 M-F* 88 4:30-9:30pm $399
*Friday class will be an 8-hr day during the daytime
Restorative Care – Fundamentals for Certified Nurse Aides
Prerequisite: Copy of original Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID. Copy of current Nurse Aide Registry card (LTC or DDCA).
Health Science
Restorative Care - Fundamentals 6/2 6/2 Th 8 8am-5pm $59

for Certified Nurse Aides
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14 HEALTH SCIENCE ONLINE • Explore a Career as an Administrative Medical Assistant
See page 26 for more information and computer requirements • HIPPA compliance
• Human Anatomy and Physiology
Starts Monthly • Medical Coding
• Medical Terminology
$95 per course • Medical Transcription

Health Science
Medical ADMINISTRATIVE
Medical Administrative 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Learn all the basics to be a successful medical administrative professional. Training includes: medical transcription,
medical billing, health insurance, diagnostic and procedural coding, and administrative health care concepts
related to a variety of facilities. Work on numerous industry-driven software packages and be eligible to earn
industry-recognized certifications such as Certified Coding Associate or Certified Professional Coder-Apprentice.
Medical Assistant
Medical Assistant 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $960 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Learn all the basics to be a successful medical assistant. Training includes patient care techniques, specialty exam
preparation, medication administration, venipuncture, medical billing and more. This course will also prepare
students to assist with laboratory testing and office surgeries.
Medical Careers Overview

Not sure if a medical career is for you? Want more information on a career in practical nursing, radiography,
respiratory care or surgical technology? Meet our instructors, see classrooms, and get the facts on the programs.
10/6 10/6 Th 2 6-8pm FREE
Medication administration technician
MAT - Medication Administration Technician 6/1 6/13 W/M 16 5:30-9:30pm $109
MAT Update 2011 6/14 6/16 Tu/Th 8 5:30-9:30pm $55
Wound Care Seminar

Current Concepts in Wound Care Practice
Health Science
American Medical Technologies and St. Mary’s Wound Care in
cooperation with Autry Technology Center are proud to present
this free continuing education seminar. Learn about the most
advanced treatments available for acute and chronic wounds.
June 21, 2011 | 8:00am - 5:00pm

Speaker: Target Audience:
Pamela Scarborough, PT, Nurses, Therapists, 15
MS, CDE, CWS, FACCWS Physicians, State Surveyors
This education activity provides

8 contact hours for nurses.

Health Science
MEDICAL CERTIFICATION TESTING

First Aid*
4 hrs 8:30am-12:30pm $19
6/13 7/18 8/15 9/19 10/17
11/21 12/19
Heartsaver (CPR) AED* All Testing Requires

4 hrs 12:45-4:45pm $19 • Current Photo ID
Certification exams
6/13 7/18 8/15 9/19 10/17 • Original Social
Security Card by the Oklahoma State
11/21 12/19
Department of Health are
Healthcare Provider* offered in English only.
7 hrs 8:30am-3:30pm $30
6/14 6/10 6/10 7/8 8/5
9/16 10/28
CLINICAL
Please note: Use of American Heart Association materials Long Term Care, Home Health, Developmentally Disabled
in an educational course does not represent course By appointment only
sponsorship by the American Heart Association. Any fees
charged for such a course, except for a portion of fees 580.242.2750 x116
needed for AHA course materials, do not represent income Prerequisites: Training Verification Form documenting completed training.
to the Association.
Copy of original Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID.
* Training provided by American Heart Association certified
instructors.
6/15 8/24 10/26
6/22 8/30 11/16
6/30 9/21 11/17
Special Notices for All Short-Term Courses 7/20 10/6 12/14
7/28
Fee Payment
Payment is due upon enrollment.
Refund Policy
Written
Refunds of tuition will be given only for withdrawals prior to the beginning of Developmentally Disabled, Emergency Medical Services,
the 2nd class session. Home Health, Home Health Administrator, Long Term Care.
Allow at least 5 to 7 working days for your refund to be processed. 1-4pm
Full refunds are available for classes cancelled by Autry. By appointment only
580.242.2750 x1166
No refunds will be given on textbooks or supplies. Prerequisites: Successfully completed clinical certification test. Copy of original
Social Security card (or INS card) and current photo ID. Signed Affidavit of Lawful
Company withdrawal: A company is responsible for tuition charges for Presence. Completed Autry data collection worksheet by/for enrollee.
Health Science
students enrolled unless they officially withdraw their employee prior to the
first class.
6/16 8/25 11/11
No refunds will be given on one-day classes not cancelled prior to class. 6/23 8/31 11/17
7/01 9/22 11/18
Inclement Weather 7/21 10/7 12/15
Notification of dismissal of classes due to inclement weather will be
announced on KOCO-TV, KFOR-TV, KWTV, and local radio. 7/29 10/27
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Minimum Age other Certification Testing
Minimum age of 16 years for enrollment is required unless otherwise
specified. Case Management, Oklahoma Peace Officer Screening
Senior Citizen Discount and Selection Exam and Tattooing.
Person age 60 or over may attend a short-term class for half-tuition price. By appointment only
$15 minimum. Some exceptions apply. Textbooks or supplies are separate.
580.242.2750 x116
Tuition varies per test.
Health Science
Practical nursing 18-24 Months M-Th 8:15am-9:30pm $3528

F 8:15am-3pm
This self-paced program combines clinicals and classroom experience covering all aspects of nursing necessary
for completion of the national licensing exam for the Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). A licensed practical nurse
(LPN) is trained to provide routine nursing care and allowed to perform more complex tasks only under the
direction of a registered nurse or a doctor. They bring their caring, sympathetic natures to hospitals, home health
care services, nursing care facilities, physicians’ offices and other health care providers and agencies.
Radiography Aug-July M-F 8:15am-3:45pm $2232 (1 yr) st
Prerequisite: 18 hours of approved college credit. nd

work-based hrs vary $2376 (2 yr)
This two-year, advanced medical program trains students in radiography. Radiography uses radiation to produce
images of tissues, organs, bones, and vessels of the body. The radiographer is an essential member of the
health care team who works in a variety of settings. Responsibilities include accurately positioning the patient,
producing quality diagnostic images, maintaining equipment, and keeping computerized records. This certificate
program of specialized training focuses on each of these responsibilities. Graduates take a national certifying
examination to become a registered technologist in radiography, RT(R).
MRI Jan-Oct 20 hrs per week Varies $1860

Prerequisite: Adults who are ARRT registered or registry eligible in RT(R), RT(N), or RT(T)
This nine-month course covers curriculum that includes physics, anatomy, patient care, and safety procedures
for performing an MRI. The training is structured in an independent, self-study format, with direction from Autry
radiography faculty. Hands-on experience is provided with an experienced MRI technologist. Graduates take a
certifying examination to become a registered technologist in magnetic resonance imaging, RT(MR). Applicants
must be ARRT registered or registry eligible in radiography, nuclear medicine or radiation therapy.
Respiratory Care
M/Tu/W/F Aug-July 1-3pm $1204 (1 yr) st
Th 6am-6pm
work-based hrs vary $1428 (2 yr)
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Respiratory Therapists (RT) are highly trained medical staff who work with patients who need assistance
with respiratory or cardiopulmonary problems. An R.T. is proficient in the therapeutic use of medical gases,
humidification, mechanical ventilation, artificial airways, chest physiotherapy and CPR. As a health care specialist,
the RT may also be instrumental in the diagnosis, treatment and preventive care of patients with asthma,
pulmonary emphysema, pulmonary edema and respiratory distress. Upon program completion, a student
may test for Certified Respiratory Therapist credentials, Oklahoma License, and is eligible for the advanced level
examination to become a Registered Respiratory Therapist.
Surgical technology Aug-July M-F 8:15am-3:30pm $2610 Health Science

work-based hrs 6:30am-3pm
A surgical technologist is a member of the surgical team that includes the surgeon, anesthesiologist, certified
registered nurse anesthetist, registered nurse and licensed practical nurse working to deliver patient care before,
during and after surgery. He or she handles the instruments, supplies and equipment necessary during the
surgical procedure and has an understanding of the procedure being performed, anticipates the needs of the
surgeon, and ensures quality patient care while maintaining the sterile field. Students will have the opportunity 17
for clinical experiences in the operating room, central processing, anesthesia, cardiac catheterization lab,
outpatient department, endoscopy and the post anesthesia care unit. Upon completion of the program students
may test to become Certified Surgical Technologists (CST) through the National Board of Surgical Technology and
Surgical Assisting.

Business and Professional Development
Hospitality and Human Services
Child Care
Early Care and Hospitality Education 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
This program teaches basic skills in child care, residential and commercial housekeeping, and food service. It
emphasizes the development of organizational skills, workplace skills and good workplace attitudes. These abilities
are enhanced through practical application in the classroom and lab and through supervised work experiences.
Cosmetology
Cosmetology 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
This program prepares students for employment in the cosmetology field by teaching the curriculum, skills, and
work behaviors as set by the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology. Students practice haircutting and styling,
coloring, and permanent waving as well as manicuring, pedicuring and performing facials. These skills are practiced
in a model salon/lab setting. To become a licensed cosmetologist, students must pass the Oklahoma State Board
written and practical exam with a score of at least 75% on each.
CUISINE
Instructor: Eddie Kay Williams
Cake Decorating Course 1 8/9 8/30 Tu 12 6-9pm $85*

Cake Decorating Course 2 - Prerequisite: Course 1 9/6 9/27 Tu 12 6-9pm $85*
Cake Decorating Course 3 - Prerequisite: Course 1 10/4 10/25 Tu 12 6-9pm $85*
* price includes the cost of the kit
Watch, learn and taste from professional chefs.

Instructor: Rick Tozzi - Well-known Italian Chef
Ravioli & Cheese 8/23 8/23 Tu 2 6-8pm $29
Calzones-Meat & Cheese 9/20 9/20 Tu 2 6-8pm $29
Tomato Sauce & Meatballs & Braciole 10/25 10/25 Tu 2 6-8pm $29
Instructor: Peggy Goodrich - Food for Thought Columnist

Convenient Casseroles 9/13 9/13 Tu 2 6-8pm $29
Soups On! 10/4 10/4 Tu 2 6-8pm $29
Instructor: Isadee Prammanasudh - Personal Chef

Sweet & Sour Chicken Drumstick 8/11 8/11 Th 2 6-8pm $29
No Cheese Italian Sausage Pizza 9/8 9/8 Th 2 6-8pm $29
Sweet Potato & Mixed Squash 10/13 10/13 Th 2 6-8pm $29
Chicken Pasta & Cabbage Fritter 11/10 11/10 Th 2 6-8pm $29
culinary
Culinary Arts 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)

18 and/or 12:30-3:15pm
This course of study encompasses various aspects of the culinary arts industry. The cafeteria-style facility provides
opportunities that include performance in quantity food production, state-of-the-art equipment operation,
banquet/catering experiences, and competencies involving diverse cuisine.

ELCCT
Entry Level Child Care Training (ELCCT) 6/1 6/30 Online 20 Varies $20
Food safety
Food Safety Awareness
Learn basic food sanitation, where contamination starts, components of good personal hygiene and tips on
safe food handling.
9/23 9/23 F 3 8:30-11:30am $39
Food Safety Awareness-”Countdown to the Holidays”

Can your kitchen pass the food safety test? Learn basic food safety.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL

11/17 11/17 Th 3 6-9pm $39
ServSafe Food Safety
The ServSafe Food Safety Training and Certification program by the National Restaurant Association is offered
along with other food safety courses. For more information, contact Denise, x 216 or dnilssen@autrytech.com.
Human services
Paraprofessional/Special Ed Training
Prerequisites: HS diploma or equivalent.
This course provides basic competencies to entry-level paraprofessionals who work with students having
disabilities in kindergarten through high school special/inclusive classrooms. This 24-hour course is the first step in
the process for one to be listed on the State Department of Education’s registry of paraprofessionals.
Hospitality
9/12 9/22 M/Tu/Th 24 4:30-8:30pm $132
DEVELOPMENT
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Law & Public Safety
Firefighter
Firefighter Academy 8/17 5/24 M-Th 605 6-10pm $2950
Course content contains training in fire safety, search and rescue skills, HAZCOM and basic emergency medical
service skills. Completers of this program will be eligible to certify for Firefighter level I and level II, HazMat
Awareness, HazMat Operations, and can test for National Registry Emergency Medical Technician (Basic). Live
burns and certification will be held on Saturdays. For more information call 242.2750, x138.
Safety *
* For more information on safety classes, contact Andy Beck, x194 or anbeck@autrytech.com. See ad on page 22.
Energy Training Council Safety Training

The Energy Training Council / Safeland USA / Autry Technology Center are partnered together to provide the
Health Safety & Environmental Orientation for the energy industry. This 12 hour orientation will cover PPE,
Confined Space Awareness, Fire Safety, Lockout / Tagout, HazCom, Environmental Awareness, Electrical Safety, Fall
Protection, H2S Awareness, Substance Abuse, and other topics. For more information, contact Andy Beck, x194 or
anbeck@autrytech.com
7/15 7/16 F/Sa 12 8am-4pm/2-6pm $125
9/16 9/17 F/Sa 12 8am-4pm/2-6pm $125

11/18 11/19 F/Sa 12 8am-4pm/2-6pm $125
Security Guard - Cleet approved

The following classes provide the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training
mandated requirements in order to apply for these Security Guard licenses.
Unarmed Security Officer Age 18+ Phases I & II
Armed Security Officer 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
Security
Security Guard I & II 8/22 9/14 M-Th 42 6-9pm $179
21+
Security Guard III Private Investigator 9/12 10/4 M-Th 42 6-9pm $179
Law & Public Safety
TO ENROLL
21+
TO ENROLL
Security Guard IV Firearms* 12/10 12/18 Sa/Su 32 8am-5pm $189
21+
TO ENROLL
Security Guard IV Shotgun* 8/13 8/14 Sa/Su 16 8am-5pm $110
21+
TO ENROLL
Concealed Carry Firearms* 6/11 6/11 Sa 8 8am-5pm $50
21+
TO ENROLL
21+
TO ENROLL
21+
TO ENROLL
21+
TO ENROLL
21+
TO ENROLL Concealed Carry Firearms* 11/12 11/12 Sa 8 8am-5pm $50
20 * Students are required to furnish their own firearm and 50 rounds of ammunition for fire range portion of class.
Hearing and eye protection are recommended. Please note it is against the law to have firearms on campus.
Break will be provided to retrieve firearm from alternate location.

Electrical basic/commercial and industrial wiring

Electrical Basic 9/12 11/14 M/Th 54 6-9pm $350
Electrical Code Update - Instructor: Doug Brintnall
Prerequisite: Photo ID, Electrical license and Current Code Book. Pre-enrollment is required.
12/8 12/10 Th/Sat 6 6-9pm/9am-Noon $40
Global Positioning Systems

GPS/GIS Introduction
Are you interested in learning about GPS/GIS? Learn with various GPS data collection devices, the basics of GPS
and GIS and GPS data collection. This introductory, one-day course covers the collection of data with GPS devices,
creation of data dictionaries, conversion of GPS data to a geographic information system format, an introduction
to GIS and importation of GPS data into a GIS system. The workshop includes on-site data collection exercises.
06/22 06/22 W 6 9am-3pm $20
Industrial Maintenance/Alternative energy

CAD/CAM Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219
CAD/CAM Level 1 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219
CNC Machining Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219

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

Pneumatics Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219
Pneumatics Level 1 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219
Tolerance and Quality Control Level 1 8/29 9/26 M/W 24 6-9pm $219
Tolerance and Quality Control Level 1 10/17 11/9 M/W 24 6-9pm $219
Mechatronics
Mechatronics 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Technicians install, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair mechanical equipment that is controlled by electrical,
electronic and computer systems used in a wide variety of applications such as industrial robots, automated
controls, aircraft simulators, and autonomous vehicles to name a few. High demand areas include: medical
equipment, renewable energy, manufacturing, petroleum, agriculture, food processing, aerospace, defense, and
telecommunications. 21
Mechatronics Systems 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $1680
and 12:30-3:15pm
Mechatronics Systems is a study of integrating modern technology with tried and true technology. Operations
can be modernized or upgraded by integrating electrical and mechanical with computer control. This program
prepares students for employment as highly-skilled technicians, team leaders and managers.

Welding
Welding Technology 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
This program emphasizes gas, arc, MIG, TIG, and pipe welding while utilizing the theory and practices of welding,
brazing, and assembly.
Welding Basic
Prerequisites: Students are responsible for welding hood with #10 lens, cutting goggles with #5 lens and gloves.
8/30 9/29 Tu/Th 35 6-9:30pm $269
Welding for Certification
Prerequisites: Basic Welding
Includes oxyacetylene cutting and welding, arc and MIG welding. Explore the techniques of uniting common and
alloy metals in extensive hands-on experiences. This self-paced course may require up to 72-hour units of study in
preparation for the structure or pipe certification exam. Certification test fee for an on-site test is not included in
tuition. Certification test is a separate fee.
10/4 12/15 Tu/Th 70 6-9:30pm $375
Autry’s safety team provides safety

solutions that will help your organization:
• Develop a safer workplace
• Lower worker compensation costs
• Lower turnover
• Respirator fit tests
• Pulmonary function test
• Sound surveys & audiometric testing
How to Create a safer workplace for your
SAVE MONEY employees through Autry’s:
on your utilities •
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Experienced and bilingual instructors
Mobile training services
• Flexible scheduling
Tuesday, October 18 • High quality, up-to-date materials
10 am or 6pm
Autry Technology Center Ask for Andy Beck, x194
anbeck@autrytech.com
FREE Workshop
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Science, Engineering & Mathematics
Mathematics
Algebra II 8/17 05/24 M-F 9:07-9:55am

Meets requirements for high school graduation, OHLAP and college entrance. Available at no cost to high school
students attending Autry.
Geometry 8/17 05/24 M-F 9:57-10:45am

Meets requirements for high school graduation, OHLAP and college entrance. Available at no cost to high school
students attending Autry.
Mathematics of Finance 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-9:05am

Prepares students for life as consumers. Students explore managing a bank account, maintaining a good credit
record, home ownership, market investments, and business ownership. Full-year course meets high school
graduation requirements. Available at no cost to high school students attending Autry.
Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics (OSSM)
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL

OSSM 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am
or 12:30-3:15pm
The Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics Regional Center provides advanced educational opportunities
and challenges for high school juniors and seniors in the Autry Technology Center district who are gifted in
the areas of science and math. The school is a branch of the prestigious Oklahoma School of Science and
Mathematics. Students will be enrolled in both calculus and physics during the three-hour period.
Global Positioning Systems
Science,
GPS/GIS Introduction
Are you interested in learning about GPS/GIS? Learn with various GPS data collection devices the basics of GPS
DEVELOPMENT
and GIS and GPS data collection. This introductory, one-day course covers the collection of data with GPS devices,
creation of data dictionaries, conversion of GPS data to a geographic information system format, an introduction
Engineering & Mathematics

to GIS and importation of GPS data into a GIS system. The workshop includes on-site data collection exercises.
06/22 06/22 W 6 9am-3pm $20
The Autry Educational Foundation provides financial

assistance in the form of grants to qualifying students
who have exhausted all other means of funding
their educations.
For more information, pick up an application 23

at Autry, talk to Autry’s Financial Aid officer
The Autry Foundation gave away or visit autrytech.com for details.
over $14,000 this past year.

Transportation
Automotive
Automotive Technology 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)

and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Provides extensive training in leading-edge automotive diagnostic and repair techniques is offered in this program.
Specialty areas covered are electrical systems, brakes, steering, suspension, AC/heating, engine repair, and engine
performance.
Basic Automotive Care

This course is designed for the non-mechanic person. Bring your own car! Learn how and why to check engine oil,
transmission fluid, antifreeze, battery cables, tire condition, tire pressure, belts and hoses, and learn how to change a
flat tire on your car. *Students are responsible for purchasing all parts and materials for their vehicle.
8/20 8/20 Sa 8 8am-5pm $65
10/15 10/15 Sa 8 8am-5pm $65
CNG Installation
Prerequisite: Technician Level Auto Mechanics.
This hands on class will teach Auto Technicians the basics of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) installation operations.
The curriculum will review the state rules and regulations on CNG. Students have the option to take the state
certification test at the end of the class. Certification Test Fee is separate. Test fee ($50)and certification fee ($50) to be
paid by the student with check or money order to DSC/AFP.
12/9 12/17 F/Sa 24 6-10pm, 8am-5pm $325
Collision repair
Collision Repair Technology 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
This course provides students with training to repair or replace auto body parts using hand and power tools.
Students also learn to refinish surfaces through painting or spot painting. Some topics covered are safety, welding
and cutting techniques, identification and analysis of damage, measuring and texturing systems, and refinishing
from minor repairs to total paint jobs.
Diesel
Diesel Technology 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)

Transportation
and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Develop a solid technical background in the areas of engine overhaul, electrical systems, hydraulics, and air
conditioning. Students learn to maintain, diagnose and repair diesel engines.
Small Engine
Power Products 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)

24 and/or 12:30-3:15pm
Learn troubleshooting and repair techniques for various types of small engines including motorcycles, lawn
equipment and ATV’s. Covers testing for malfunctions, disassembling of engines, and examination, repair and
replacement of parts.

Transportation
Small Gas Engine Repair
Learn repair and maintenance procedures on all types of air-cooled gasoline engines from Instructor James
Tauber, Tauber Small Engine Repair. Types of equipment include walk-behind lawn mowers, edgers, riding lawn
mowers, string trimmers and chain saws. Ignition, fuel, 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
Transportation certifications
Air Brakes
Prerequisites: Some automotive or diesel mechanical experience.
Course content includes the most commonly found tasks that a technician could encounter in routine air brake
and air starter service. The course will cover an understanding of federal laws and regulations of commercial
vehicles equipped with air brakes, maintaining and troubleshooting air brake system components and
performing air brake inspections.
9/17 9/17 Sa 8 8am-5pm $79
11/12 11/12 Sa 8 8am-5pm $79
Commercial Driver’s License 6/14 6/16 Tu/Th 8 6-10pm $30

School Bus Driver Certification

Prerequisites: Age 18+ to take classroom portion. Adults 18 years or older who have a Class C commercial driver’s license with passenger endorsement to fulfill
driving requirement for this course.
6/6 6/9 M-Th 29 6-10pm $60
8/8 8/11 M-Th 20 6-10pm $60
9/19 9/22 M-Th 20 6-10pm $60
10/24 10/27 M-Th 20 6-10pm $60
School Bus Driver Continuing Education

Prerequisites: Adults 18 years or older who have taken School Bus Driver Certification course.
6/7 6/7 Tu 4 6-10pm $20
8/9 8/9 Tu 4 6-10pm $20
9/20 9/20 Tu 4 6-10pm $20
10/25 10/25 Tu 4 6-10pm $20
Transportation
TRAIN FOR A CAREER as a PROFESSIONAL DRIVER
Industry experts predict a need for an additional 200,000 drivers this year.
• Oklahoma Resident Special $2500 (includes tuition, supplies & housing)
• Earn Your CDL in 23 Days
• 2 Students Per Truck
• 50+ Hours Driving Time Call or Apply Online 25
• Military/Veteran Discounts 800-458-7825
Web-Based Curriculum Training Now Available! tdt-ok.com

Online learning
Online Training for Business or Personal Use

Find course in the following categories:
Accounting Languages
Art, History, Psychology & Literature Law & Legal Careers
Basic Computer Literacy Math, Philosophy & Science

Business Administration Medical Terminology
Certification Preparation Medical Transcription
Child Care & Parenting PC Troubleshooting, Networking & Security
Computer Applications Personal Development
Courses for Teaching Professionals Personal Enrichment
Database Management & Programming Personal Finance & Wealth Building
Design & Composition Resume Writing Workshop
Digital Photography & Digital Video Sales & Marketing
Entertainment Industry Start Your Own Business
GED Preparation Teaching & Education
Grammar Refresher Technology
Grant Writing & Nonprofit Management Test Prep
Graphic Design The Internet
Health Care & Medical Web & Computer Programming
Health Care Continuing Education
Online learning
Web Graphics & Multimedia

Health Care, Nutrition & Fitness Web Page Design
Health Information Management Writing & Publishing
Job Search
Requirements
26 Visit the online instruction center: When your course starts, return to the
online instruction center and click the All courses require internet access, email
ed2go.com/autrytech Classroom link. To begin your studies, and Microsoft Internet Explorer or Firefox
simply log in with your email and the web browsers. Some courses may have
Click the Courses link, choose the password you selected during enrollment. additional requirements. Please visit
department and course title you are the online instruction center for more
interested in and select the Enroll Now Start Dates information.
button. Follow the instructions to enroll New course sessions begin each month.
and pay for your course. Here you will enter Please visit the ed2go.com/autrytech to Call for a FREE consultation
your email and choose a password that will see exact start dates for the courses that
grant you access to the classroom. interest you. 242.2750 x116
Online learning
Courses

Applied Mathematics* { Learning that Fits
Applied Technology
Your life.}
• Electricity
• Fluid Dynamic
• Mechanics
• Thermodynamics
Beginning Language Skills
Beginning Mathematics
Business Etiquette
Business Writing
Want to improve your workplace skills in the comfort
Communication Skills
Creating Your Career Goals
of your home for only $5 per course?
00
$5
Financial Awareness
These courses are approved by ACT to be included
Listening as part of the ACT WorkKeys Employment System. r
peur
co se
Locating Information*
ce skills
Observation These courses provide pre- and post-course for workpla
Preparing Your Career
evaluations as you move through the different levels
of the course material. All you need to begin is an
Real-World Experience
e-mail account.
Reading for Information*
Teamwork Classes are for individuals wanting to improve and document their workplace skills.
The Job Search Students enrolling will automatically be placed in the next available start
Work Habits date. You will have six weeks to complete the class. Classes open weekly.
Workplace Effectiveness
Writing To enroll, visit
Provided by ACT KeyTrain
*Career Readiness Certificate Prep Classes autrytech.com Online Courses
Online Certification Autry Technology Center, in partnership with Gatlin Education

Services (GES), offers online open enrollment programs designed to
Programs provide the skills necessary to acquire professional level positions for
Program areas: many in-demand occupations.
Healthcare and Fitness Each program includes a set of lessons and evaluations; grades are a
Online learning
Business and Professional combination of the instructor/mentor’s evaluation of students’ work and
computer graded tests
IT and Software Development
Management and Corporate Please note: Once the course is accessed either by requesting materials
or viewing lessons, no refunds will be issued.
Media and Design
Hospitality and Gaming
Skilled Trades and Industrial
Sustainable Energy and Going Green
Web Page 27
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INDEX A D
Access.............................................................................................8 Dental Assistant.....................................................................14
Accounting..........................................................................8, 26 Design, Drafting.......................................................................5
A+ Computer............................................................. 8, 26-27 Design, Graphic................................................................6, 26
Administrative, Medical....................................................15 Diesel............................................................................................24
Administrative Services.......................................................8 Digital Photography.......................................................6. 26
Adobe Photoshop............................................................. 6, 8 District Map..............................................................................30
Agricultural Business Management..........................10 Drafting and Design..............................................................5
Air Brakes...................................................................................25 Drywall...........................................................................................2
Air Conditioning.......................................................................5
Algebra........................................................................................12 E
Algebra II....................................................................................23 Early Care and Hospitality...............................................18
Alternative Energy/Mechatronics...............................21 ELCCT...........................................................................................19
American Heart Association..........................................16 Electrical.....................................................................................21
Anatomy Physiology Credit...........................................14 Energy Training..............................................................20, 22
Automotive..............................................................................24 English............................................................................................6
Autry Educational Foundation.....................................23 eMarketing.......................................................................10, 26
Autry Salon...............................................................................19 EMT................................................................................................13
B Enroll..................................................................................... 31-32
Enrollment Form...................................................................31
Basic Automotive Care......................................................24 Entrepreneurs.........................................................................11
Bid Assistance.........................................................................10 Español...........................................................................................9
Business...............................................................10, 11, 26-27 Excel.................................................................................................8
Business and Industry Services.......................................7 Exporting......................................................................................2
Business Etiquette................................................................27
F
C
Facebook...................................................................................10
Cabinet Making........................................................................2 Feeding Assistant.................................................................14
CAD..................................................................................5, 21, 27 Financial................................................................................4, 10
Calculus......................................................................................23 Financial Assistance.......................................................4, 23
Calendar........................................................................................3 Firefighter..................................................................................20
Career Counseling...............................................................12 First Aid (American Heart)...............................................16
Career Development..........................................................12 Food Safety...............................................................................19
Career Readiness Certificate..........................................12
CDA...............................................................................................18 G
Center for Business Development.............................11 GED Preparation (online).................................................26
Certified Medication Aide...............................................13 Geometry..................................................................................23
Certification Testing............................................................16 Global Positioning Systems....................................21, 23
Child Care..........................................................................18, 26 Government Contracting................................................10
Cisco........................................................................................9, 27 GPS/GIS...............................................................................21, 23
CLEET...........................................................................................20 Grammar...............................................................................6, 26
CMA..............................................................................................13 Graphic Arts/Design......................................................6, 26
CMA Advanced Training...................................................13
CMA Continuing Education...........................................13
CNA...............................................................................................14 H
CNG...............................................................................................24
Coding.................................................................................15, 26 Healthcare..................................................................13-17, 26
College Credit.........................................................................30 Healthcare and Fitness......................................................27
Collision Repair......................................................................24 Health Careers........................................................................14
Compressed Natural Gas.................................................24 Healthcare Provider (American Heart)...............................16
Commercial Driver’s License.........................................25 Heartsaver (CPR) (American Heart).........................................16
Computer................................................................ 6, 8, 26-27 Heartsaver AED......................................................................16
Computer Maintenance...................................... 8, 26-27 Heavy Equipment....................................................................5
Concealed Carry....................................................................20 Home Health...........................................................................16
Construction......................................................................... 2, 5 Hydraulics..................................................................................21
Cooking......................................................................................18 I
28 Cosmetology................................................................... 18-19
CPR (American Heart)........................................................16 Inclement Weather..............................................................16
Cuisine.........................................................................................18 Industrial Maintenance/Alternative Energy.........21
Culinary.......................................................................................18 Information Technology...................................... 9, 26-27
J S
Job Developer...........................................................................4 Safety Training...........................................................7, 20, 22
Sales & Marketing.................................................................26
L School Bus Driver..................................................................25
Languages...........................................................................6, 26 Security.......................................................................................20
Law Enforcement.................................................................20 Senior Citizen Discount....................................................16
Leadership...................................................................................9 ServSafe......................................................................................19
LEED.................................................................................................5 Small Business...................................................................9, 11
Long Term Care Certified Nurse Aide.......................14 Shotgun......................................................................................20
Small Engine............................................................................24
M Small Gas Engine Repair...................................................25
Spanish..............................................................................6, 9, 26
Machine Shop........................................................................21 Special Ed Training...............................................................19
Management..................................................................... 9-10 Social Media.............................................................................10
Mathematics............................................................................23 Solar.................................................................................................5
Mathematics of Finance...................................................23 Supervisor Academy.............................................................9
MAT-Medication Administration Technician.......15 Surgical Technology............................................................17
Mechanical Machine..........................................................21
Mechatronics..........................................................................21 T
Media and Design................................................................27
Medical Administrative.....................................................15 Table of Contents....................................................................3
Medical Assistant..................................................................15 Tiling................................................................................................2
Medical Careers.............................................................12, 15 Tolerance and Quality Control.....................................21
Medical Certification Testing.................................13, 16 Transportation................................................................ 24-25
Medical Coding.....................................................................15 Truck Driver..............................................................................25
Medical Terminology..........................................................26 W
Medical Transcription.........................................................26
Minimum Age.........................................................................16 Weather......................................................................................16
Motor Controls.......................................................................21 Web Graphics.................................................................. 26-27
Motorcycles..............................................................................24 Website Development.......................................10, 26-27
MRI.................................................................................................17 Welding.................................................................................5, 22
Multimedia...............................................................................26 Windows 7...................................................................................8
Woodworking............................................................................2
N WorkKeys...................................................................................27
Network......................................................................... 9, 26-27 Workplace Skills.....................................................................27
Network+..................................................................... 9, 26-27 Wound Care.............................................................................15
Network Administration...................................... 9, 26-27 Writing.........................................................................................26
Nursing........................................................................................17
O
Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics
(OSSM)......................................................................................23
Online Classes.................................................... 6, 19, 26-27
OSU Boot Camp....................................................................11
P
Painting and Texturing.........................................................2
Paramedic.................................................................................13
Paraprofessional, Special Ed...........................................19
Pharmacy Technician.........................................................13
PHR/SPHR.....................................................................................9
Photography.......................................................................6, 26
Physics.........................................................................................23
PLC.................................................................................................21
Power Products......................................................................24
Practical Nursing...................................................................17
Private Investigator..............................................................20
The Autry Scholarship is one of the best benefits for area taxpayers. It is available to
29
R high school graduates who (1) live in the Autry district (2) lived in the Autry district
their senior year in high school, and (3) meet enrollment guidelines.
Radiography............................................................................17 Students may attend during any or all of the three years immediately following high
Real Estate.................................................................................10 school graduation. This scholarship covers tuition only for semester-type classes.
Refunds, Short-Term Classes..........................................16 Students are responsible for the cost of books, supplies and any additional charges.
Repair, Collision......................................................................24 Scholarship eligibility will be reviewed each semester.
Respiratory Care....................................................................17
Not redeemable for cash.
Restorative Care.....................................................................14
Resume Writing.....................................................................26
COURSES 2010-11
Contact an Autry career counselor
College credit may be available
through Autry Technology Center’s
ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION Cooperative Agreements.
Air Conditioning/Refrigeration................................Page 5
Construction Technology............................................Page 5
Drafting & Design.............................................................Page 5
ARTS & COMMUNICATIONS
Graphic Arts.........................................................................Page 6
BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY
Accounting Services.......................................................Page 8
Administrative Services................................................Page 8
Networking Administration.......................................Page 9
HEALTH SCIENCE
Dental Assistant.............................................................. Page 14 Institute of technology
Oklahoma City
Health Careers................................................................. Page 14 Okmulgee, OK
Medical Administrative.............................................. Page 15

Medical Assistant........................................................... Page 15
MRI*........................................................................................ Page 17
Practical Nursing*.......................................................... Page 17 ADMISSION ASSESSMENTS
Radiography*................................................................... Page 17
Respiratory Care*........................................................... Page 17 Some Autry courses require admission assessments and a
Surgical Technology*.................................................. Page 17 $5 facility fee. For information, please call 580.242.2750
to speak with a career counselor.
HOSPITALITY & HUMAN SERVICES
Cosmetology.................................................................... Page 18
Culinary Arts..................................................................... Page 18 IN-DISTRICT TUITION
Early Care & Hospitality Education...................... Page 18 All tuition prices in catalog include an in-district discount.
LAW & PUBLIC SAFETY Out-of-district students will be charged full price.
Firefighter Academy.................................................... Page 20
MANUFACTURING & TRADES
Mechatronics................................................................... Page 21
Mechatronics Systems*............................................. Page 21
Welding Technology.................................................... Page 22 AUTRY DISTRICT MAP
In-District
SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS
Math Courses................................................................... Page 23
OSSM..................................................................................... Page 23
TRANSPORTATION
Automotive Technology........................................... Page 24
Collision Repair Technology.................................... Page 24
Diesel Technology......................................................... Page 24
Power Products............................................................... Page 24 Look for the college credit flag.
*Adult students only
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Most full-time courses are completed

in two years if attending a half day
and one year if attending the full day.
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JUNE-DECEMBER 2011

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I N D U ST R I A L M A I N T E N A N C E PHARMACY TECH AU TO C A D C U L I N A RY FIREFIGHTER

1201 West Willow | Enid, OK | 73703 | 580.242.2750 | autrytech.com

Cabinet Making* 08/09 09/01 6-9pm $179

Community service is important at Autry Technology Center.

Business, Management & Technology

18-19 Hospitality and Human Services

Manufacturing & Trades

Q: Can Autry help my company or • Company withdrawal: A company

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Architecture & Construction

welding - Also see welding on page 22

FULL-TIME COURSE COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE OHLAP NEW OFFERING 18+

Graphic Arts 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)

language - Online - See page 26 for more.

Instructor: Mike Hoffman

Instructor: Chris Bush

FULL-TIME COURSE COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE OHLAP NEW OFFERING 18+

Adobe Photoshop CS4 Basics - description pg 6 8/9 8/30 Tu 12 6-9pm $99

Computer Maintenance Fundamentals

FULL-TIME COURSE COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE OHLAP NEW OFFERING 18+

Business, Management and Technology

Diez pasos para iniciar su negocio Autry offers assistance in the

More computer courses available online. See page 26.

FULL-TIME COURSE COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE OHLAP NEW OFFERING 18+

Social media/SOCIAL networking

Facebook Basics for Business

Bid assistance Agricultural Business

FULL-TIME COURSE COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE OHLAP NEW OFFERING 18+

Summer algebra class*

Career Counseling If you are interested in a program that requires a pre-assessment,

Linda Belknap Mary Byrd Stephanie

Administrative Medical Assistant 43-6013.00 84% 75% $1,680 $1,494

Certified Medication Aide

CMA – Certified Medication Aide

CMA CE – CMA Continuing Education

FULL-TIME COURSE COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE OHLAP NEW OFFERING 18+

LTC – Long Term Care Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)

Restorative Care - Fundamentals 6/2 6/2 Th 8 8am-5pm $59

FULL-TIME COURSE COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE OHLAP NEW OFFERING 18+

Medical Careers Overview

Wound Care Seminar

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

This education activity provides

FULL-TIME COURSE COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE OHLAP NEW OFFERING 18+

MEDICAL CERTIFICATION TESTING

Heartsaver (CPR) AED* All Testing Requires

Practical nursing 18-24 Months M-Th 8:15am-9:30pm $3528

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

Prerequisite: 18 hours of approved college credit. nd

MRI Jan-Oct 20 hrs per week Varies $1860

Surgical technology Aug-July M-F 8:15am-3:30pm $2610 Health Science

FULL-TIME COURSE COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE OHLAP NEW OFFERING 18+

Cake Decorating Course 1 8/9 8/30 Tu 12 6-9pm $85*

Watch, learn and taste from professional chefs.

Instructor: Peggy Goodrich - Food for Thought Columnist

Instructor: Isadee Prammanasudh - Personal Chef

Culinary Arts 8/17 05/24 M-F 8:15-11am $840 (indistrict half-day)

FULL-TIME COURSE COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE OHLAP NEW OFFERING 18+

Food Safety Awareness-”Countdown to the Holidays”

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL

and Human Services

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