Software Applications II Students continue learning application software used in most office environments. The first half of this course covers databases, using Microsoft Access. In the second half, presentation software is used to allow students to gain confidence in delivering and learning about communicating in groups. Microsoft PowerPoint is used in this session. I CCNA level course.
Students finish their coverage of fundamental network components.
Topics covered include structured wiring, routers, routing protocols and WAN technology. Students will complete several labs using various network media and equipment, as well as network analyzing software. Visual Programming Visual Basic is at the heart of many of Microsoft s software automation tools. As well as providing an environment to create Windows applications, it is also the macro engine for the Microsoft Office suite and used when creating Active Controls for web browsers. This is an introductory course covering basic graphical controls and the elements of the visual basic language and will focus on creating VB applications.