The Oregon Department of Education has prepared this curriculum guide to assist community college personnel in developing or upgrading real estate programs. This fast-growing field has demanded that community colleges analyze the course content of such programs so that they are relevant to the actual needs of the industry. An Advisory Committee for Real Estate worked jointly with the Instruction Division in identifying the key areas of real estate, in locating authors in specialty areas of real estate to develop the course outlines, and in developing a uniform curriculum to assure educational quality and transferability. Completion of the program can lead to a certificate of completion in real estate or an associate degree. The associate degree requires 90 credit hours of real estate, related general business, and general education courses. This guide includes the course descriptions and topical outlines for six core courses (Real Estate Principles and Practices, Real Estate Computations, Real Estate Law I, Real Estate Finance I, Real Estate Transactions I, Real Estate Appraisal I) and for seven elective courses (Real Estate Law II, Real Estate Finance II, Real Estate Transactions II and III, Real Estate Appraisal II, Real Estate Brokerage Functions, Real Estate Exchange and Taxation). The licensing requirements in Oregon are included. (Author/BMS)