It will deal with accessing the Internet via the two most popular browsers, Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. For the more adventurous, three higher levels of Internet involvement will be covered in classes taught by Steve Greenstein in April, also in the same Yuba College lab at the Linda campus. Hours are 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for both. Computer literacy in Macintosh or Windows formats are expected for the HTML introductory class, while knowledge of Web sites is a prerequisite for the advanced course. Besides the Internet, the Community Education spring schedule has a variety of computer courses.
Topics range from tips on buying or building a PC to popular software applications.
Sierra Ave., Suite 302, Yuba City, with Bruce Dewey as teacher. As of Friday, a few openings were still available for the Monday class. It will be repeated April 5 and May 15. The session will deal exclusively with IBM-compatible systems and touch on the basics of the Windows operating system and file management. It will be repeated April 8, May 13 and June 10.