COMP 9896. Microcomputers - Individual Projects (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: Completion of at least one 45 hour applications course or equivalent experience
Students will undertake individual projects using micro applications such as word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and desktop publishing. Projects will be individualized or worked on in teams and will be determined in consultation with the instructor. Students will learn strategies and problem solving techniques related to practical applications including importing and exporting files between any two programs.
COMP 9899. Desktop Publishing - Beginning (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: TRST 4601; SECY 9388; COMP 9245
Survey of the hardware, software, terminology and techniques used in microcomputer-based publishing. Additional topics include page layout features and popular equipment configurations. Experience in the basics of layout, importing text and graphics, and preparation of camera-ready copy for business applications.
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COMP 9900. Spreadsheets - Beginning (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: ABE 2088; ESLN 3500; SECY 9388; COMP 9245
Comprehensive introduction to using spreadsheet software to solve business problems. Students learn to set up, format, save and print spreadsheets. Additional topics include using logical and mathematical functions and creating graphs from spreadsheet data.
COMP 9901. Databases - Beginning (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: ABE 2088; ESLN 3500; SECY 9388; COMP 9245
Development of practical skills in the use of microcomputer database software for information management. Topics include designing and building database structures, entering and editing records, searching, sorting and selecting records, and generating various kinds of reports.
COMP 9902. Graphics for Business (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: ABE 3088; ESLN 3500; COMP 9245
Students learn to prepare and present business information in graphic form. Pie, bar, text and other charts are created using appropriate software, with emphasis on selecting appropriate graph formats to increase visual impact.
COMP 9903. Software Update (15 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: Windows OS Basics, ESL Level 6 or above
An overview course that introduces students to the basic features of current business software, including, but not limited to Microsoft Office XP products (word processing, spreadsheets, databases, electronic presentations), Internet and E-mail, computerized accounting, business graphics or desktop publishing software, Web authoring and animation software, and business multimedia software.
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COMP 9904. Spreadsheets - Intermediate (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: COMP 9900
Designed for proficiency in using spreadsheet software to solve business problems. Students learn enhanced worksheet design for business applications, database management techniques, and creating and executing simple and complex
macros (stored procedures).
COMP 9905. Computer Applications - Introduction (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: TRST 4601; ESLB 3821; SECY 9388
An introduction to computers and their uses in business. Students will write and print a short business letter, create and sort a mailing list, and enter and edit a bookkeeping worksheet, using common computer programs. The course will include at least 20 hours of hands-on lab time.
COMP 9907. Desktop Publishing - Intermediate (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: COMP 9899
The production of camera-ready copy for flyers, business reports, newsletters, etc. using desktop publishing software. Experience in using typographical controls and page layout tools to format for visual impact and readability.
COMP 9908. Micro Applications - Current Topics (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: TRST 4601 or ESLV 3821; SECY 9388 or 25 net wpm keyboarding; Any hands-on introductory computer course of at least 27 hours or equivalent experience
Use of the latest state-of-the-art microcomputer software and its application to business and office procedures. Students work with industry-specific software or explore new features in the latest version of an older software release. Taught-hands-on in a computer lab. Course content varies.
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COMP 9910. Databases - Intermediate (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: COMP 9901
Development of practical intermediate skills in the use of microcomputer database software for information management. Topics include creating custom forms, creating complex search criteria for performing multiple searches, queries and sorts, creating complex reports and queries, performing complex calculations, managing multiple related databases, and simple programming.
COMP 9912. PC Upgrade and Optimization (15 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: Windows OS Basics, ESL Level 6 or above
An overview course that introduces students to the basic concepts of computer components, preparing a hard disk for installation of Windows XP, installation of Windows XP, installing and uninstalling application software, installing device drivers, installation and use of antivirus, spyware and firewall software.
COMP 9913. Microcomputer Lab (90 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
An open laboratory in which students may complete their microcomputer assignments or word processing assignments.
COMP 9919. Using Dreamweaver for Basic Business Web Pages (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise:Windows OS Basics, ESL level 6 or above
Individualized and instructor-led instruction in the use of web authoring tools used to create a personal or business website using Macromedia’s Dreamweaver MX. Beginning through intermediate skills are taught through self-paced modules and projects; e.g. new site creation, editing, and maintaining the site, image and text insertions and using tables.
COMP 9921. Intro to the Internet for Office Support (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: Windows OS Basics, ESL level 6 or above
Hands-on and project-oriented instruction in the use of the Internet via a browser is provided for the office/business professional or other serious personal computer user. Topics covered include services and tools available on the Internet and World Wide Web, browser features, navigating through the Web, e-mailing, and identifying useful sites for office/business professionals.
COMP 9928. PowerPoint for Business (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: Windows OS Basics, ESL level 6 or above
Instruction in the fundamentals of PowerPoint, the presentation graphics application of Microsoft Office. It is designed for the office/business professional or other serious computer user. Topics include creating a PowerPoint slide show, adding visuals to enhance a slide show, customizing a presentation, and delivering a presentation.
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COMP 9933. Building Business Web Pages with Studio MX - Level I (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: Windows OS Basics, ESL level 6 or above
Hands-on instruction using a step-by-step and/or a project-oriented approach to developing a business web site using Macromedia Studio MX with core functions in Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash, Freehand, and Coldfusion. An online marketing or product information online interface would be developed.
COMP 9934. Building Business Web Pages with Studio MX - Level II (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: COMP 9933 or equivalent, Windows OS Basics, ESL level 6 or above
Hands-on instruction using a step-by-step and/or a project-oriented approach to familiarizing students with Macromedia Studio MX and built in funtions of ColdFusion for the development of dynamic, interactive business web applications. Emphasis is on software functions WITHOUT programming.
COMP 9935. Business Web Graphics Using Studio MX (45 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: Windows OS Basics, ESL level 6 or above
Hands-on instruction using a step-by-step and/or a project-oriented approach to creating web graphics and web multimedia elements using Macromedia Studio MX. Topics include graphic layout, backgrounds, rollovers, banners, and navigational elements; digitizing media and image optimization.
COMP 9941. Simulated Projects for MS Office Self-Paced (90 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise: COMP 9909, 9910, 9921, 9928, 9936; WDPR 9995, or equivalent, ESL level 6 or above, Keyboarding 35+wpm, Office Technology, Clerical Keyboarding, or Document Production
A self-paced office projects course geared to enhance one’s working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite applications. Students will complete real-world simulated projects requiring the use of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Access, or any integration of the products. Students will analyze real-world business problems and then apply appropriate media and strategy solutions, utilizing the Internet, multimedia and graphics to enhance document design, layout, functionality, and appearance.
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CMSP 9240. Introduction to Computer/ABE [Course Look-Up]
Advise: TRST 4601; ESLN 3400; SECY 9388
Popular business applications to prepare students for data processing, entry-level employment in an automated office. Personal computer operations, database management, word processing, electronic spreadsheets, business communication skills and preparation for getting a job are emphasized.
CMSP 9241. Introduction to Computers/ABE (90 hrs) [Course Look-Up]
Advise:TRST 1400; ABE 2073; SECY 9388
A course in basic computer literacy.. |
