Okay, this is my name is Nestor Wagner. I will be teaching this introduction to medical interpretation one course. You should all have a manual and a course syllabus. If you are in remote locations or online, either you download it or you received it by email or by regular mail. So, you also have that material. Let me just briefly discuss what's part of this course. This is an 11-week course and specifically deals with medical matters as it applies to hospitals. That's really the emphasis of this course. Now, there are some exams out there that you can take once you complete this course. There are some exams nationally, medical interpreter exam and so on and so forth. I will give you some information as the quarter progresses, but we will discuss that later on. The material that we discuss here will definitely prepare you for those exams. And most important of all, our main emphasis is on interpreting in hospitals. All right, as a matter of fact, the exam, the national exam is actually for that particular purpose. It's not a medical legal examination, but rather 100% medical. So, we have 11 weeks. Each week, the lectures are really divided into parts. For example, lecture 1 before the break, like this one, then we take a break and then there's lecture 1 after the break. If you are taking this online, not at the same time that we are broadcasting it, you're taking it later, you can watch lecture 1 before the break, which will last about an hour and 30 minutes, and then you can watch lecture 1 after the break, which will last approximately an hour and 20 minutes. Usually, before the break is a little bit longer, like 10-15 minutes longer than the break....