cAReeR & technicAl educAtion
Information Technology
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AREER AND
See page 17 for schedules for all of the classes listed on this page.
computeR bAsics And keyboARding 060107
Are you a computer novice, have no idea what the keyboard does, what a desktop is, how
to use the mouse, or even what the mouse is? This is the class for you! Learn how to turn
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on and turn off the computer, what a desktop is, basic computer vocabulary, how to log-on,
keyboarding, how to format, how to use the mouse and more. Book fee $21.50 13 wks
ECHNICAL
intRoduction to computeRs 060105 060109
This class is designed for the beginner with little or no knowledge of computers. Learn the
basics of Microsoft Word, a word processing program; Excel, a spreadsheet program; and
PowerPoint, a presentation program. These are taught in a relaxing, hands-on, user-friendly
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atmosphere. 13 wks
DUCATION
ms office ApplicAtions lAb 060108 060124
Learn Windows, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access in this teacher guided, self-paced
class. Instruction is given for all levels. Lectures and hand-outs are provided to support
hands-on activities. Keyboarding practice is included and typing certificate testing is available.
Open entry / open exit 8 wks 6 wks
Access 060125
Learn the basics of Access 2007 using easy to follow step-by-step instructions, Create
databases, add, change, delete and sort data. Also create queries, forms, and reports. Must
be familiar with basic computer fundamentals. 5 wks
woRd 060117 060118
Create professional looking documents. Learn cut and paste, spell and grammar check, find
and replace, set margins and insert pictures from the Internet, create columns and tables,
and merge mail documents. 5 wks 4 wks
excel 060122 060128
Write basic formulas and functions, format worksheets and create professional charts.
4 wks 5 wks
poweRpoint 060121
Use easy to follow step-by-step instructions to create your own slide shows, adding clip art,
animation, and much more. 4 wks
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