COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
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COMPUTER CLASSES ARE
Improve your computer skills in a self-paced OPEN ENTRY/OPEN EXIT
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environment offering a variety of subjects.
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Choose one or more of the following:
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INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS (Office 2007)—This course provides students with
a basic understanding of how a computer works, introduces the personal computer, and explores
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business uses of the computer using the Microsoft Office Quick Course. ■
VISTA OR WINDOWS XP— Introduces the student to the fundamental skills required to use ■
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all Windows programs. Develop basic techniques for working with programs, file management,
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system settings, and utilities. Prerequisite: Introduction to Computers and/or previous computer
experience.
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INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL 2007—This class teaches the basics of the Excel spreadsheet
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program. Included topics: terminology, data input and editing, formula creation and use, graphics, ■ AL EDUC
and cell manipulation. Prerequisite: Introduction to Computers.
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INTERMEDIATE EXCEL 2007—Additional spreadsheet projects including templates,
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multiple worksheets, data tables, macros, web queries, scenario manager, pivot tables, database
functions, creating a web page from worksheet data, and integration projects using other
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applications. Prerequisite: Introduction to Excel.
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ADVANCED EXCEL 2007—This course provides an overview of the advanced capabilities of ■
Microsoft Office Excel, including the following: working with advanced formulas, formatting
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and web queries, performing calculations on data, analyzing data, working with financial
functions, and linking and embedding objects. Prerequisite: Intermediate Excel.
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INTRODUCTION TO POWERPOINT 2007—This course teaches you how to produce
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powerful and effective presentation graphics. Students will plan, define, create and modify
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presentations, as well as work with text and objects and create an on-screen slide show.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Computers.
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INTRODUCTION TO ACCESS 2007—Course provides instruction in the understanding
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and use of the database management program. Instruction includes terminology, structure ■
planning and creation, data input and manipulation, form designing, label and report formatting,
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and use of queries. Prerequisite: Introduction to Computers.
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INTERMEDIATE ACCESS 2007—Additional database management projects including
queries; design and update features; reports, forms and publishing reports to the web; enhancing
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forms with OLE fields, hyperlinks and Subforms; using macros, VBA, and the switchboard ■
manager; and integration features with Excel. Prerequisite: Introduction to Access.
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INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNET—An introduction to using/understanding the
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Internet. Learn the skills necessary to surf the Internet. Comprehend Internet terminology,
use Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer browsers, search and retrieve information with
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various search engines.
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INTRODUCTION TO OUTLOOK 2007—This course provides an overview of the ■
capabilities of Microsoft Outlook 2007: organizing and managing e-mail, how to send and
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receive e-mail messages with and without attachments, reply-to and forward messages, create
folders to manage messages, and create appointments in the calendar.
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SECTION DAY TIME ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR
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06-0201 Daily 8:15-10:15am Tech 1 See page 4 Carrigan
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06-0202 Daily 10:15am-12:15pm Tech 1 See page 4 Cook
06-0203 Daily 12:45-2:45pm Tech 1 See page 4 Cook
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MICROSOFT OFFICE SUITE CERTIFICATE
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A 20-week open-entry program that you can start anytime. Let us help you acquire
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skills in these commonly used Microsoft programs while preparing for the Microsoft
Office Specialist Certification Exam.
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• Intro to Computers • Windows • Beginning Word
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• Intermediate Word • Beginning Excel • Intermediate Excel
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• Beginning Access • PowerPoint • Outlook
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Certificates earned with 85% attendance and 85% or higher on the class final.
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Prerequisite: Keyboarding speed of 25 wpm.
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See pages 46-47 for registration form/information
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High School GED registration see pages 27-28

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