BUS 1643 Microcomputer Hardware Applications and Concepts Students examine and explore areas such as memory, hard drives, CD-ROM drives, floppy disk drives, CPU and other components of a computer system. Hands-on opportunities include memory upgrades, expansion card installation, addition of hard drives, and management of other peripheral devices. Microsoft Windows 98. Introduction to Computer Programming Students learn basic concepts of computer programming including logic flow, problem solving, coding, testing, debugging, and program implementation. Extensive hands-on opportunities include writing programs that interface with Internet technology and provide a fundamental understanding of computer programming.
Students also learn how to create tables and use other features to help enhance document appearance.
Computer Keyboarding I or equivalent. Electronic Spreadsheet Applications Students learn fundamental concepts of spreadsheet technology by using Microsoft Excel 2000 software. Topics covered include worksheets, formulas, graphics, macros and other advanced features. Desktop Publishing Students develop skills needed to produce in-house publications such as brochures, newsletters, flyers, advertisements, letterheads, business cards, resumes, programs, etc. Basic Coding Basic Coding provides students the fundamental skills necessary to manage a medical office electronically.