This software device, while easy to use, dramatically improves efficiency and accuracy of many contemporary office functions. The course assumes no computing or business background. This course covers the application of microcomputers to business presentations. Presentations in the commercial world are commonly laced with graphs, charts, diagrams, etc., that attempt to convey an idea or point. These graphs can be constructed faster and made easier to read with a microcomputer.
Keyboarding skills are beneficial.
This course is designed to teach the basic uses of Microsoft Outlook 97, a comprehensive desktop information management program. Students will learn to manage contacts, organize calendars and scheduling, and maintain a journal of activities. In addition, methods for using Outlook as a central inbox for all internal and external e-mail messaging systems will be discussed. This is an introductory programming course designed to take a student from no previous knowledge of Java to the point where they can write their own applications. The aim of this course is to teach students how to create Java programs, and to get a firm grasp of the language itself.