All classes are limited to one participant per computer.
The Center's student facilities consist of twenty Pentium 100 PCs connected via a local area network with access to the Internet. An overhead projection unit connected to a microcomputer is used for class demonstrations by the instructor. The center has an extensive software library with which persons enrolled in courses may experiment and practice. Answers fundamental questions about the mechanics and terminology of computer hardware and software. Briefly introduces word processing, spreadsheet, and database application software.