Using a first hand approach, students will install, work with, customize and troubleshoot current versions of Microsoft Windows. File, program, and system management will be covered as well as some of the basic networking features that the program has to offer. CS 121 Introduction to Word Processing 1 Credit Using the Microsoft Word program, students will learn how to create and modify documents, format text and work with tables and graphics. Credit A course which presents the basics of electronic spreadsheets using the Microsoft Excel program. Students will learn in a lab environment which maximizes student participation while maintaining teacher involvement.
Emphasis is placed on real-world applications for spreadsheet usage.
This course examines the fundamentals and uses of this popular and exciting medium. In addition to learning what the Internet is, hands-on labs also provide students the chance to explore the various venues which the Internet has to offer. Other topics covered include parental control issues, security, current Internet trends, and web page authoring. CS 221 Advanced Word Processing 1 Credit Designed as a second-level to Introduction to Word Processing, this course examines the more complex document tasks of desktop publishing, mail merges, object linking, and web page authoring using the Microsoft Word program. Emphasis is also placed on creating effective documents and simplifying routine tasks.