Students develop the ability to produce basic documents such as letters, memos, envelopes, reports and tables. It includes a CD that contains the keyboarding program. Ober, Scott, Robert N. Hanson, Robert P. Poland, Arlene Rice, Albert D. Rossetti, and Jack E. Johnson. Glencoe McGraw-Hill, 1996. Demonstrations are provided in the keyboarding software.
Students practice techniques on computer keyboards.
Some activities are designed to enhance the student s communication skills . On-campus lab hours are also provided for students needing additional time for practice and mastery development. Students must make appointments with instructor for tests and for graded timed writings. Document Processing assignments are labeled L for letters, R for reports, E for envelopes, and T for tables. ADA Statement Southwest Tennessee Community College is committed to providing reasonable accommodation for all qualified students with disabilities.