You will need a camera, either digital or film, that you can manually adjust. You do NOT need 'state-of-the-art' expensive cameras. A second hand manual camera will do just fine for learning on and can be obtained quite reasonably. On some auto-everything cameras there is often a 'creative' mode button, which usually means you take control. Perfect! More information can be found on the syllabus page.

In the course description, we tell you that you need to bring a current M1 licence, the proper riding gear, and a good attitude. You'll be riding on a motorcycle from our fleet, so you don't need to have one of your own. At the end of the course, we administer the Ontario Ministry of Transportation M2 licence upgrade test; if you don't have an "M1" licence, you're not eligible to receive the documentation (you can still take the course without an M1, but you won't get an upgrade).

If you were with the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corp, U.S. Air Force or their Reserve Components and didn’t complete six or eight weeks of U.S. Army Basic Training or USMC Boot camp, you will need to attend a Warrior Training Course. Your recruiter can explain this in detail.

Yes. During the basic Open Water Certification Course, you will complete an untimed swim test: either 200 yards using any style or 300 yards wearing mask, snorkel and fins. You will also show that you can float on the surface for 10 minutes.

Online courses are scheduled to begin on the same date as on-campus courses. Frequently, the online courses themselves will be available anywhere between a week to a month or more before the actual start of courses. However, students should not work in these courses before the actual start of the semester, unless their instructor tells them it is all right. The courses have to be set up in advance to get everything ready for the upcoming semester.

No, anyone can take a course at Charter Oak State College. If you are taking a course to transfer to another institution, you should check with that institution to make sure that the course fits into your program of study. For information about matriculating (enrolling) at Charter Oak, please visit How to Apply.

Yes. Our insurance carrier insists that everyone start with the basic class. We will fine tune your techniques - you may have developed some bad habits watching John Wayne, Clint Eastwood and Mel Gibson. Take heart, the class starts with the basic's but quickly gathers speed. In the combat portion of the class, you will be doing rapid fire (double taps and triple taps) and multi-target drills.

The Basic Property Adjusting course will provide you with a strong foundation to begin property adjusting. To continue professional advancement Amcat offers intermediate and advanced courses which will lead your professional growth in the right direction. Amcat strongly advocates that Independent Contractors follow through with AIC, CPCU and RPA designations. Our web site explains the professional education and career progress you can expect with AMCAT.

YES. You must possess a validated motorcycle permit for the Basic Rider Course. To get a validated permit you must pass the written and eye test at the motor vehicle commission. Your permit must be valid for the duration of the BRC course. A motorcycle endorsement on your driver’s license is required for all other classes.

Yes, you still have to take Programming I. Visual Basic is an excellent language, but it will not prepare you for the second programming course, which uses the Java language.

The key steps in creating and running a servlet are outlined below in the simplest form. There are different techniques that can be used to complete these stages, described in other FAQ answers. Create a Web application directory structure under the webapp directory of your servlet container (or use an existing one), e.g.

Yes, The basic science course is taught by the faculty at NYU, and it generally runs from July to Thanksgiving. The lectures are two hours a day, 8:00-10:00 AM, when you will be excused from clinic.

If you decide you wish to take your training further and obtain a Commercial licence you must first complete the ground exams (see below). Assuming you have passed all of these, you will need a total of 150 hours before you can start the course. Furthermore, the CAA will only issue your licence once you have obtained 100 hours as Pilot-in-Command. Similarly to the PPL you must also complete a Solo Cross Country in your own time before the licence will be issued.

No previous teaching experience is required as this is an initial qualification for those who want to go into teaching. Previous experience can be useful but we do not presume that you have this as we will train you for your first job.

Sometimes it is useful to have the book beforehand, particularly if you are picking up a language previously studied, so that you can do some pre-course revision! However, it is not necessary and in some cases (if a course is cancelled or if you moved levels) it might not always be a good idea to spend money on a book until you know it will definitely be the one you are going to use.

TuneCore Video (currently in Beta) will deliver your music videos to iTunes, where your fans can buy them for download. TuneCore CANNOT currently deliver shorts, TV shows, movies or any other video that is not specifically a MUSIC VIDEO. After your video has been purchased, the money it earned will go into your TuneCore My Account page for you to take any time you want, day or night, by check or PayPal.

In the course of eight hours of instruction, we cover Firearms Safety; Mechanical Operation; Basic Marksmanship; How to Carry and Safely Store your weapon; Legal Issues, including your rights and restrictions; gun cleaning and maintenance; and ammunition. You will fire a gun on our indoor range, and take a written test based on the material covered in the course. This course takes the novice through the steps needed to safely and effectively handle a handgun.

Anyone under 18 must take the BRC to be able to take the permit test. However, we recommend that anyone who feels they need a refresher on how to work a motorcycle will benefit. The class is geared towards people who have little to no experience with riding, but even long time veterans of the sport will benefit from taking the class.

If you have previously operated heavy equipment and want to touch up your skills you may want to take the basic course. If you are new to the industry you should take the Advanced Course.

Upon completion of the Basic Course for New Recruits, you will be posted to either branches within the HQ, or the field stations of the Field Management or Special Investigations Branches depending on the vacancies available as well as your aptitude and suitability.

Basic education is the education received in your entry-to-practice program to become a registered nurse. Education taken afterward is post-basic. Please note that you must have completed a post-basic course or program of at least 300 hours in your specialty or have completed a bachelor’s degree in nursing in order to apply for option B.

We don’t make specific recommendations about your computer requirements other than to require that you use a Web browser that can access the current version of WebCT in use at the University (WebCT v4.1). You should be aware that the amount of RAM and the size and speed of your hard drive would affect your computer’s performance on the Internet. Further advice regarding computer performance and capabilities can be gained from your local computer salesperson.

There is a cumulative final examination. Two submissions will be required: The participants will complete the final, have a local school administrator sign the final to validate it, and then submit the End of Course Packet.

Most students prefer to use our motorcycles but you can use your own provided it is less than 350 cc's and in safe riding condition. If you want to use your motorcycle you will have to provide the current registration and proof of insurance to the instructor.

The Extended Basic Course is only offered to those students who are having difficulty completing the Basic Rider Course.

No, online courses begin at the start of a semester and end on the same day as the face to face classes.

In London, on any day, other locations may be slightly different – please check. Just before you start your course you will be interviewed to help select the best class for you.