Information on funding, enrollments, and outcomes is provided for the programs offered during 1983-84 by New York City Technical College's Division of Continuing Education and Extension Services. Introductory material analyzes enrollments in the division, discusses the effects of funding changes, and summarizes major accomplishments in selected areas. Subsequently the report's 10 chapters discuss: (1) the division's tuition courses and programs; (2) contract courses with business and industry; (3) Project Stride, which offers job training instruction in clerical skills and data entry operations; (4) the Expanding Options for Teen Mothers and Access for Women programs, which emphasize nontraditional careers for women; (5) the Vocational Training Program for Deaf Adults; (6) the Adult Vocational Counseling Center; (7) adult literacy and learning programs, including those offered by the Adult Learning Center, the Correction Education Program, the Job Training Partnership Act Basic Skills Program, and the City University of New York's General Education Development Program; (8) older adult programs offered by the Institute of Study for Older Adults; (9) the Building/Housing Superintendents' Training Program; and (10) the Multi-Family Housing Energy Conservation Program offered by the Apartment House Institute. Statistical data on tuition-based and grant-sponsored programs are appended. (LAL)