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This course is meant to strengthen observational skills and visual understanding of anatomical structures for students in the healthcare field. In the course, students will develop observational drawing and communication skills using anatomical models, dissection, and a synthetic cadaver. In addition, students will be using “Biodigital Human” and “Anatomy In Clay” models to create a torn face portrait, allowing students to interact with anatomical structures in a kinesthetic manner.
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Begins 1/21/21 Ends 04/15/21 Thursday 3:30 - 6:30
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0.5 High School Credit
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ASTRO has teamed up with Harvest Kitchen to offer this in person, hands on learning experience. Working in a commercial kitchen will prepare students for a successful career as a prep cook. The 10 week class will focus on development of knife skills, cooking techniques, recipe implementation, food safety and sanitation. Students will be required to work individually and within a team. Course Certifications: Food Handlers and AllergenUpon Completion each student receives a personalized, embroidered Chef Coat .
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Begins 3/6/2021 Ends 5/8/2021Saturdays 9:30 AM-1:00 PM
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0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
The certified nursing assistant (CNA) role is an entry level patient care position that is an important part of a patient's healthcare team. The RI Department of Labor and Training ranks CNAs as one of the fastest growing occupations in the state and are currently in high demand by RI health care employers. This course provides instruction on utilizing a humanistic approach to provide basic care to patients in a variety of health care settings. Students will learn how health care systems operate and the skills necessary to function safely and efficiently in a health care setting. Students will acquire the knowledge and practical skills necessary for taking and passing the RI state licensure CNA exam. This role experience is so highly valued, that many college nursing programs, require this credential or weight it positively for acceptance into an often highly competitive registered nursing college major.
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Begins 1/19/21 Ends 5/13/21 Tuesday Thursday Saturday 4:00 - 7:30
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0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
The primary purpose of this course is to introduce students to the ways in which collaborative models and strategies can be used to help teachers to build and maintain a strong sense of community (both within and outside of their classrooms). Course topics also include an examination of the role of culture, family structure, and socioeconomic status on children’s success as well as an assessment of current theories of social-emotional development and behavioral self-regulation.
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Begins 1/27/21 Ends 6/10/21 Tuesday 6:15 - 9:00
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit and 3 College Credits
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RIDE123
This course uses didactic, experiential and applied learning opportunities to prepare students to understand differences and commonalities within diverse cultures. Students learn how cultural identity influences personal and worldviews, perceptions of experience, and styles of communication. With a focus on developing intra-and interpersonal awareness, students cultivate attitudes and practice skills necessary for relating constructively with diverse individuals in a variety of work settings.
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Begins 1/27/21 Ends 6/10/21 Online, on your time
Credits:
3 College Credits and 0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
In DownCity Designers: Design Studio, students will work together to design a new structure to improve a public space like a park, school, or playground in Providence. We will learn about the design process while investigating our chosen project site and figuring out what we can create to improve it. Learn basic architectural techniques like drawing and making small-scale models in order to develop your design ideas, and gain an introduction to 3D modeling design software.
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Begins 2/1/21 Ends 5/12/21 Monday Wednesday 3:30 - 5:30
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
This 5 Class Hours 2 Lab Hours 6 Quarter Credit Hours basic course in electricity introduces students to atomic theory the fundamental units of volts, amps, ohms and watts Ohm’s Law and the power equations scientific notation and metric prefixes circuit analysis of series, parallel and serieas parallel circuits and troubleshooting. Students participate in laboratory analysis of DC series, parallel and series-parallel circuits using analog VOMS and digital multimeters with a DC power source.
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Begins 1/12/2021 Ends 4/29/2021 Tuesday and Thursday 4:30 - 6:30 hybrid (one online and one in-person class per week)
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0.5 High School Credit and 6 College Credits
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RIDE123
Students will learn Skills in Basic Life Support, Respiratory Emergencies, Trauma Emergencies, vehicle extrication, and a new section on Terrorism awareness as it pertains to EMS. There will also be sections on medication administration, use of Automated External Defibrillators, and ambulance operations. Students will also be required to document 8 hours of observation time in a hospital Emergency Room.
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Begins 1/27/21 Ends 6/10/21 Tuesday Thursday Saturday 6:15 - 10:00
Credits:
1 High School Credit and 6 College Credits
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RIDE123
This course is an introduction to principles and techniques in drawing with emphasis on drawing through observation. Students will be introduced to a variety of drawing materials and techniques as well as proportion, sighting, perspective, value and composition. Students will be required to keep a sketchbook throughout the semester, complete drawing assignments outside of studio time and a final portfolio of completed assignments will be due at the end of the quarter.
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Begins 1/25/21 Ends 5/5/21 Monday Wednesday 3:15 - 5:15
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
This course draws upon a variety of research-based theories and applications germane to the study of leadership. Theoretical paradigms of motivation are discussed and applied to communication styles, decision making, risk taking, team building, conflict resolution, negotiation, diversity and inclusion. Leadership traits, leadership styles and roles are examined in the context of ethics, power and social responsibility.
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Spring Course 1/11/21-5/4/21. Online Based Class
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit and 3 College Credits
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RIDE123
Introduces the concept of orthobiotic living. Students will learn how proper nutrition contributes to the level of wellness at all stages of the life cycle. The multiple factors affecting purchase and consumption of food are included, as well as the functions of specific nutrients and their complex interrelationships. Students will distinguish reliable from unreliable sources of health and nutrition information currently available.
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Begins 1/27/21 Ends 6/10/21 Tuesday 6:15 - 9:00
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit and 3 College Credits
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RIDE123
Nature is imaginative, adaptable, and efficient – providing inspiration for engineers and scientists in a process called biomimicry. In this online program students will observe animal and plant adaptations, explore the design thinking steps and discover that biomimicry allows nature’s inspiration to create new design solutions. The students participate in a design challenge by researching an environmental issue, using the design thinking process, and developing an innovative solution inspired by nature.
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Begins 1/26/21 Ends 5/13/21 Tuesday Thursdays 3:30 - 5:00 online
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
GDS 121 Online Intermediate Game Programming2 Class Hours 4 Lab Hours 4 Quarter Credit HoursA study of intermediate game programming using C++ will be covered. Topics include: string handling, intermediate array processing, passing by reference, pointers, and an introduction to creating, editing, and updating data files.
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Begins 1/12/21 Ends 3/11/21 Tuesday and Thursdays 4:45-7:25 - fully online
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit and 4 College Credits
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RIDE123
CR 208 Introduction to Computer-AidedDesign (CAD) for Construction5 Class Hours 5 Quarter Credit HoursThis is an entry-level theory and lab course introducing studentsto the basics of computer-aided design. Sustainableconstruction methods and materials are emphasized.
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Begins 1/11/21 Ends 3/20/21 Mondays and Wednesdays, 4:45PM - 6:45PM
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit and 5 College Credits
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RIDE123
Ever considered a career in museums? Come learn about the hospitality industry and hone your customer service, communication, public speaking, and organizational skills while seeing how a cultural institution operates behind the scenes!
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Begins 1/19/21 Ends 4/29/21 Tuesday Thursdays 3:30 - 5:30
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
Learn the fundamentals of music production. You’ll make hip-hop beats, dance music, or any genre of computer-based music that you can imagine. You will learn the basics of Ableton Live, one of today’s most important pieces of music production software, along with common hardware peripherals such as MIDI keyboards and launch pads. Ableton is increasingly the standard in computer-based music production, used by everyone from pop radio producers, hip-hop beat makers, and electronic dance DJs to rock bands, experimental musicians, and podcasters. Participation in this course could count towards an Arts Pathway endorsement.
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Begins 2/2/21 - 5/20/21 Ends 05/14/20 Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:50 - 2:50
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
Introduction to Boat Building is for students who are interested in learning to build boats from wood with traditional tools and techniques. This class will help students gain a better understanding of potential careers in the Marine Trades and the opportunity to gain academic skills, employment skills, and work experience. Participants will earn a certificate of completion from HMM for their participation.
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Begins 2/2/2021 Ends 4/29/2021Tuesday Thursday 3:30 PM-5:30 PM
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
This course will provide students with an understanding of the role of private, public, and quasi-government agencies have in the public safety mission. Specific topics will include different physical and cyber security in a democratic society, the effects of emerging and evolving technology on public safety, and the future of physical and cyber security.
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Begins 1/27/21 Ends 6/10/21 Online, on your time
Credits:
3 College Credits and 0.5 High School Credit
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This course is designed to give spanish speaking students exposure to careers in design, business and industry, STEAM and teaching. FabNewport’s collaborative work environment challenges students to develop their essential skills, the one’s employers crave, while also developing technical skills which open doors to careers. Students will create products for professional customers and will meet with clients to generate real-world projects for use at local businesses. *The class will be supported by two Spanish-speaking educators* Este curso está diseñado para dar a los estudiantes de habla hispana exposición a carreras en diseño, negocios e industria, STEAM y enseñanza. El entorno de trabajo colaborativo de FabNewport desafía a los estudiantes a desarrollar sus habilidades esenciales, que los empleadores anhelan, al mismo tiempo que desarrolla habilidades técnicas que abren puertas a diferentes tipos de de carreras. Los estudiantes crearán "productos" para clientes profesionales y se reunirán con ellos para generar proyectos para el mundo real para su uso en empresas locales. * La clase será apoyada por dos educadores de habla hispana *
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Begins 1/11/2021 Ends 5/31/2021 Monday, Wednesday 3:00 PM-5:30 PM
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0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
Emphasizes comprehensive understanding of the role of law in today’s world, including an overview of American legal institutions, federal, state, and local the fundamental distinctions between civil and criminal law, common law and statutory law, substantive and procedural law, trial and appellate courts quasi-judicial agencies and administrative law, current sources of law, and the U.S. Constitution.
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Begins 1/27/21 Ends 6/10/21 Online, on your time
Credits:
3 College Credits and 0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
This course introduces the fundamental concepts involved with the causes and effects of Natural Disasters such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, hurricanes, climate change, etc. These include the inner workings of Earth, atmospheric and oceanic circulation, disaster impacts on human populations, and how humans attempt to mitigate these disasters. The goal of this course is to foster the ability to critically think and effectively communicate in the context of these fundamental concepts.
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Begins 1/27/21 Ends 6/10/21 Tuesday 6:15 - 9:00
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit and 3 College Credits
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RIDE123
This course is intended to teach students the fundamentalsof using OFC, OAW, Basic GMAW, Plasma cutting, CAC, andwelding safety. Welding and cutting safety is accordance withAWS / ANSI Z49.1.As part of OSHA’s Construction Safety and Health training initiative,this course examines a variety of construction industrystandards in order to obtain their OSHA 10-hour card, students need to pass the course with a “C” average. Attendance is mandatory.
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Begins 1/11/21 Ends 4/15/21 Tuesday and Thursday 4:30 - 6:25
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit and 3 College Credits
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RIDE123
This course will provide a foundation of web-development programming and coding for students with no or some previous coding experience students will learn JavaScript and programming fundamentals using a fun and game-oriented approach. The course will be taught using a face-to-face model enhanced by interactive online content. Students’ final projects will be the creation of a working computer game using JavaScript.
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Begins 1/26/2021 Ends 5/11/2021 Tuesday Thursday 3:00 - 5:00
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit
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RIDE123
This course provides basic understanding of computer software, policies and procedures necessary for business professionals. Students gain practical knowledge of operations and terminology as well as hands-on use of personal information management systems, word processing, and digital presentations. Students are also introduced to using databases as a decision-making tool. Computer-based assessment software may be used as both a learning and skills measurement tool.
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Spring Course 1/11/21-5/4/21. Online Based Class
Credits:
0.5 High School Credit and 3 College Credits
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