Computers
CCTR 100 36-200 Hours Business/Computer Skills Lab
Enjoy free, flexible scheduling for a variety of courses: Office Keyboarding, Data Entry, 10-Key, Typing/Keyboarding for Speed and Accuracy, Windows XP, MS Office (Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, PowerPoint), Intro to Internet and World Wide Web, internet access and free email! (Apportionment)
CIST 100 Information Technology (IT) Technical Support Fundamentals
This course is the first of a series that aims to prepare students for a role as an entry-level IT Support Specialist. Students will be introduced to the world of Information Technology. Topics include: computer hardware, Internet and security, managing computer software, networking and security, understanding/installing operating systems, troubleshooting, and customer service. (Apportionment)
CIST 105 The Bits and Bytes of Computer Networking
Prerequisite(s): CIST 100 Information Technology (IT) Technical Support Fundamentals.
This course is part of a series that aims to prepare students for a role as an entry-level IT Support Specialist. In this course, students will learn a full overview of Computer Networking. Topics include: the fundamentals of modern networking technologies and protocols, and overview of the cloud, practical applications, and network troubleshooting. (Apportionment)
CIST 110 Operating Systems and Becoming a Power User
Prerequisite(s): CIST 105 The Bits and Bytes of Computer Networking.
This course is part of a series that aims to prepare students for a role as an entry-level IT Support Specialist. In this course, students will learn about the main components of an operating system (Windows, Linux, OS, etc.) and how to perform critical tasks like managing software and users and configuring hardware. (Apportionment)
CIST 115 System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services
Prerequisite(s): CIST 110 Operating Systems and Becoming a Power User.
This course is part of a series that aims to prepare students for a role as an entry-level IT Support Specialist. Students will learn infrastructure services that keep organizations up and running, typical cloud infrastructure setups,how to use industry tools to manage computers, user information, and user productivity. (Apportionment)
CIST 120 IT Security: Defense Against the Digital Dark Ages
Prerequisite(s): CIST 115 System Administration and IT Infrastructure Service.
This course is part of a series that aims to prepare students for a role as an entry-level IT Support Specialist. Students will learn about IT security concepts, tools, and best practices. (Apportionment)
COMP 100 36 Hours Computers - Introduction
Designed for those who know nothing or very little about computers. Builds computer technology understanding, makes one a better consumer of computers and products, and explores operation systems, software and hardware. Provides foundation for other SCE computer classes. (Apportionment)
COMP 105 36 Hours Discover the Internet
A hands-on overview of Internet concepts, Web browsing using Internet Explorer; email, newsgroups, FTP, netiquette, security issues, research, and more. Hands-on including on-line browsing. Recommended proficiency in: Introduction to Computers or equivalent. (Apportionment)
COMP 119 24 Hours Adobe Photoshop Elements
Advisory: Knowledge of Windows.
Utilize photo editing software to enhance graphic design capabilities. This class introduces tools used by professional designers in an easy to use, powerful, digital- image editing program. Textbook may be required. (Apportionment)
COMP 121 24 Hours Digital Photo Albums for Beginners
Advisory: MS 104 Windows Operating Systems - Introduction and COMP 105 Discover the Internet.
Learn how to import photos from various sources; organize and manage photos; perform basic editing functions of photos email photos and share albums; create slide shows and video CDs; and create cards, calendars, albums, and a photo book. Textbook may be required. (Apportionment)
COMP 645 36 Hours Integrated Computer Projects
Designed for those who want to apply the knowledge they have gained from previous computer classes. See how those skills can be put to work in real world simulations! Capstone course for students who have already learned the basics of computer usage. Recommended proficiency in: Introduction to Computers, Discover the Internet, MS Office Overview or equivalent. (Apportionment)
COMP 650 36 Hours Quickbooks Fundamentals for Financial Office Applications
Teaches students the basics of using the QuickBooks software to develop customized financial application for business. The course covers special techniques for reducing data entry time, eliminating errors and getting consistent results. Upon completion students will understand the basics of QuickBooks to simplify financial tasks. (Apportionment)
COMP 675 36 Hours Digital Scrapbooking
Advisory: Knowledge of Windows and Photoshop or COMP 119 Adobe Photoshop Elements.
Scrapbooking is a 2.5 billion dollar industry in the United States. Computerized graphic design is dramatically transforming the industry. Digital scrapbooking skills are important for anyone working in the graphic design field. Learn the design essentials of professional digital scrapbooks, hardware and software requirements, and the creation of graphic elements. (Apportionment)
COMP 705 24 Hours Digital Photo Restoration and Portrait Makeovers
Advisory: COMP 119 Adobe Photoshop Elements and knowledge of Windows.
For photographers and scrapbookers who want to advance their skills to repair old photos and touch up portraits. Topics include repairing scratches and tears on old photos; fixing hair, teeth, skin, red eyes, and blemishes; enhancing photos; combining images; creating backgrounds and frames; and selecting photo papers. Textbook Required. (Apportionment)
MS 104 36 Hours Windows Operating Systems, Introduction
Learn the newest Windows operating system; includes desktop and file management, security, adding hardware and software, personalizing Windows, making connections and communicating with other people. (Apportionment)
MS 105 36 Hours Microsoft Excel, Introduction
Advisory: COMP 100 Computers, Introduction MS 104 Windows Operating Systems, Introduction or equivalent.
Provides a basic working knowledge of this popular spreadsheet program. Covers topics such as formulas, functions, and charting. (Apportionment)
MS 106 36 Hours Microsoft Access, Introduction
Advisory: COMP 100 Computers, Introduction, MS 104 Windows Operating Systems, Introduction or equivalent.
Design databases using this popular software package. Includes creating tables, forms, reports and labels. Textbook Required. (Apportionment)
MS 107 36 Hours Microsoft Access, Intermediate
Advisory: MS 106 Microsoft Access - Introduction.
Learn how to build and modify advanced tables, forms and reports. Develop proficiency in use of encrypting database files, defining relationships and defining queries. Text/disk required. Recommended proficiency in: Introduction to Computers, Introduction to Windows, Introduction to Access or equivalent. (Apportionment)
MS 119 36 Hours Microsoft PowerPoint, Introduction
Advisory: Knowledge of Windows.
Learn how to create on-screen presentations using text, graphics, sound effects and movies. (Apportionment)
MS 134 36 Hours Microsoft Word, Intermediate
Advisory: COMP 100 Computer - Introduction, MS 104 Window Operating Systems - Introduction, MS 144 Microsoft Word - Introduction or equivalent.
This continuing course covers features such as mail merging, styles and templates, large documents and WordArt. Textbook purchase may be required at first class. (Apportionment)
MS 143 36 Hours Microsoft Publisher, Introduction
Advisory: Recommended proficiency in COMP 100 Computers - Introduction and MS 104 Windows Operating Systems - Introduction.
Provides a basic working knowledge of this popular desktop publishing program. Covers topics such as flyers, newsletters, and business cards. (Apportionment)
MS 144 36 Hours Microsoft Word, Introduction
Advisory: Introduction to Computers, Introduction to Windows or equivalent.
Provides a basic working knowledge of Word. Covers topics such as formatting with fonts, paragraph alignment, indents, margins, inserting clip art bullets and numbering, columns and tables. (Apportionment)
MS 156 18 Hours Computer Bytes
This course covers various topics for Microsoft Windows on how to buy or upgrade a computer, buy and use a digital camera, use a scanner, create a slide show, and set up a home wireless network safely. (Apportionment)
MS 160 36 Hours Microsoft Office, Overview
Advisory: Knowledge of Windows and keyboarding.
Learn the basics of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access in one class. Topics include document formatting, working with graphics, basic formulas, queries and reports. This class serves as a foundation for other MS Office Courses. (Apportionment)
MS 165 36 Hours Microsoft Excel, Power-User Skills
Advisory: MS 105 Microsoft Excel - Introduction or equivalent.
This course is for people who are comfortable using MS Excel and who want to develop "power skills". Topics include computational techniques (defining names, nested IF functions, summarizing data), using Excel's database tools (tables, database operations, lookup functions), and expert skills (conditional formatting, macros). Also covered are advanced formatting techniques and shortcuts for accelerating productivity. (Apportionment)
WFPR 100 18-180 Hours Career Skills and Resource Lab
Free, flexible scheduling to complete and receive help on homework and training on computer, industry related and employability skills. (Apportionment)
WFPR 101 36 Hours Virtual Career Skills and Resource Lab
Lab designed for online students to have access to seminars, assistance, and resources related to Career Technical Education and/or employment skills. (Apportionment)