Computer Software (103)

103-159 -  Computer Literacy - Microsoft Office  
Develops basic computer skills in Windows, Internet communication, professional use of Social Media, word processing with Microsoft Word, spreadsheets with Microsoft Excel, and presentations with Microsoft PowerPoint. This course is a "hands-on" computer class and cultivates skills for college and work. Students must be comfortable using a computer. Students not familiar with a computer should enroll in Microsoft Windows. Keyboarding skills recommended. Credit for Prior Learning Available
1 Credit hours  
36 Lab hours  
103-160 -  Microsoft Word  
Introduces word processing applications, functions and features. Emphasizes creating, editing, saving and retrieving files; using wizards and templates; creating organized tables; and using grammar, formatting and spelling tools. Produces documents with charts generated from tables. Integrates information with other Microsoft applications. Windows-based Microsoft Word software is used. May be taken alone, as part of the Office Software Suite Certificate or to prepare for certification exams. It is recommended (but not required) that entry-level students complete Computer Literacy - Microsoft Office before enrolling in this course. Credit for Prior Learning Available
2 Credit hours  
18 Lecture hours  
36 Lab hours  
103-162 -  Microsoft Integration  
Provides hands-on experience integrating files to and from database, word processing, presentation graphics and spreadsheet software programs. (Prerequisites: 103-159 Computer Literacy-Microsoft Office; 103-160 Microsoft Word; 103-180 Microsoft Excel; 103-181 Microsoft Access)
1 Credit hours  
36 Lab hours  
103-178 -  Intro to Power Data  
Develops skills in database management through the completion of hands-on activities. Builds knowledge essential to unlocking the potential of a functional RDBMS (relational database management system). Manage and organize big data in a useful manner. Employ tables, queries, filters, forms, reports, dashboards, and business analytics services. Work with multiple software applications and services.
2 Credit hours  
18 Lecture hours  
36 Lab hours  
103-180 -  Microsoft Excel  
Introduces spreadsheet applications, functions and features using data tables, solver and document review. Emphasizes creating, editing, saving and retrieving files, applying formulas and managing large workbooks, charts and amortization schedules. May be taken alone, as part of the Office Software Suite Certificate, or as the first step in preparation for the Microsoft Certification test. Students should have a basic understanding of a computer system. For entry-level students, Microsoft Windows or Computer Literacy - Microsoft Office is recommended before starting this course. Credit for Prior Learning Available
2 Credit hours  
18 Lecture hours  
36 Lab hours  
103-182 -  Microsoft PowerPoint  
Introduces Microsoft PowerPoint, Windows-based software that facilitates the design and creation of presentations in the form of text, clip art, animation, organizational charts and tables. Students produce interactive presentations with sound and other enhancements. May be taken alone, as part of the Office Software Suite Certificate or as the first step in preparation for the Microsoft Certification test on PowerPoint. Students should have a basic understanding of a computer system. For entry-level students, Microsoft Windows or Computer Literacy - Microsoft Office is recommended before starting this course. Credit for Prior Learning Available
2 Credit hours  
18 Lecture hours  
36 Lab hours  
103-185 -  Microsoft Collaboration  
Learn techniques for using MS Teams to provide collaborative meetings and workspaces. Deploy tools to increase collaboration, manage groups, and embed files. Examine group roles and related security concepts.
3 Credit hours  
36 Lecture hours  
36 Lab hours  
103-186 -  Microsoft Azure  
Examine fundamental concepts of cloud computing supported by MS Azure. Learn basic Azure skills to support storage and networking along with opportunities for virtual computing. (Prerequisite:150-108 IT Fundamentals 2)
3 Credit hours  
36 Lecture hours  
36 Lab hours  
103-189 -  Microsoft Windows  
Provides basic overview of Windows. Focuses on concepts and terminology. Students develop skills in using a mouse, working with icons, using Windows Explorer, file/folder manipulation and print controls. May be taken alone, as part of the Office Software Suite Certificate, or as a step in preparation for Microsoft Certification. Students should have basic knowledge of a computer system. Support services and/or tutoring are available and recommended for very entry-level students. Credit for Prior Learning Available
1 Credit hours  
36 Lab hours