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Computer (COMP) 1 COMP 620 COMPUTER (COMP) Securing Your PC For The Internet Prerequisite(s): Prior Windows Experience. COMP 100 36 Hours Learn preventive techniques to secure your Windows PC from Internet Computers - Introduction threats such as viruses, spyware, and hackers. Explore different tools Designed for those who know nothing or very little about computers. available to remove these threats and prevent future occurrences. Builds computer technology understanding, makes one a better consumer (Apportionment) of computers and products, and explores operation systems, software COMP 645 44 Hours and hardware. Provides foundation for other SCE computer classes. Integrated Computer Projects (Apportionment) Designed for those who want to apply the knowledge they have gained from COMP 105 36 Hours previous computer classes. See how those skills can be put to work in real Discover the Internet world simulations! Capstone course for students who have already learned A hands-on overview of Internet concepts, Web browsing using Internet the basics of computer usage. Recommended proficiency in: Introduction Explorer; email, newsgroups, FTP, netiquette, security issues, research, and to Computers, Discover the Internet, MS Office Overview or equivalent. more. Hands-on including on-line browsing. Recommended proficiency in: (Apportionment) Introduction to Computers or equivalent. (Apportionment) COMP 650 36 Hours COMP 119 24 Hours QuickBooks Fundamentals for the Financial Office Applications Adobe Photoshop Elements Teaches students the basics of using the QuickBooks software to develop Advisory: Knowledge of Windows. customized financial application for business. The course covers special Utilize photo editing software to enhance graphic design capabilities. techniques for reducing data entry time, eliminating errors and getting This class introduces tools used by professional designers in an easy to consistent results. Upon completion students will understand the basics use, powerful, digital- image editing program. Textbook may be required. of QuickBooks to simplify financial tasks. (Apportionment) (Apportionment) COMP 675 36 Hours COMP 121 24 Hours Digital Scrapbooking Digital Photo Albums for Beginners Advisory: Knowledge of Windows and Photoshop or COMP 119 Adobe Advisory: MS 104 Windows Operating Systems - Introduction and COMP 105 Photoshop Elements. Discover the Internet. Scrapbooking is a 2.5 billion dollar industry in the United States. Learn how to import photos from various sources; organize and manage Computerized graphic design is dramatically transforming the industry. photos; perform basic editing functions of photos email photos and share Digital scrapbooking skills are important for anyone working in the graphic albums; create slide shows and video CDs; and create cards, calendars, design field. Learn the design essentials of professional digital scrapbooks, albums, and a photo book. Textbook may be required. (Apportionment) hardware and software requirements, and the creation of graphic elements. (Apportionment) COMP 350 36 Hours Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) for Excel - Introduction COMP 685 36 Hours Advisory: MS 165 MS Excel - Power-User skills or Experience building Excel Computer Keyboarding - Beginning spreadsheet in response to data needs or externally delivered requirements. Stop hunting and pecking at the keyboard with this short course. Learn Learn how to create and edit Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code the keyboard layout to build speed and accuracy. Course covers proper without using the macro recorder. Learn how to write VBA projects using technique at the computer keyboard as well as 10-key keyboarding. subroutines and functions. Understand how to utilize VBA's methods Textbook Required. (Apportionment) and properties to perform Excel work in a fast and flexible manner. COMP 690 18 Hours (Apportionment) Email Essentials COMP 510 30 Hours Advisory: COMP 100 Computers - Introduction. Computer Keyboarding - Mastery I Students will create an email account, learn to send electronic messages, Prerequisite(s): The student must be able to key 35 net words per minute attachments, manage contacts, create distribution lists and organize (nwpm) timed writing or have completed COMP 685 Computer Keyboarding - messages in folders. Learn this critical business skill set in this 18-hour Beginning with a pass grade. course. (Apportionment) The first of two keyboarding courses designed to increase keying speed COMP 700 24 Hours and accuracy to employment levels of 50+ nwpm. (Apportionment) Adobe Photoshop Elements Tools for Intermediate Users COMP 511 30 Hours Advisory: Knowledge of Windows and COMP 119 Adobe Photoshop Elements. Computer Keyboarding - Mastery II For intermediate- or advanced-level photographers or scrapbookers. Prerequisite(s): The student must have completed COMP 510 Computer Covers tools and techniques for creating text with character, custom Keyboarding - Mastery I with a pass grade. shapes and layer styles to add pizzazz, using and creating brushes for The second of two keyboarding courses designed to increase and maintain embellishments, adding blend modes and filters to give dimension, and keying speed and accuracy to employment levels of 50+ net words per automating pages using templates. (Apportionment) minute (nwpm). (Apportionment) 2 Computer (COMP) COMP 705 24 Hours COMP 750 24 Hours Digital Photo Restoration and Portrait Makeovers Network+ Certification Advisory: COMP 119 Adobe Photoshop Elements and knowledge of Windows. This course will prepare you for the CompTIA Network+ Certification. For photographers and scrapbookers who want to advance their skills to This hands-on class covers describing the features and functions repair old photos and touch up portraits. Topics include repairing scratches of networking components. It also includes managing, maintaining, and tears on old photos; fixing hair, teeth, skin, red eyes, and blemishes; troubleshooting, installing, operating, and configuring basic network enhancing photos; combining images; creating backgrounds and frames; infrastructure. Textbook Required. (Fee-Based) and selecting photo papers. Textbook Required. (Apportionment) COMP 755 10 Hours COMP 715 30 Hours Blogging For Beginners Computer Components - Introduction Learn to create your own blog. Topics include: name your blog, choose a This course is designed to provide the fundamentals in computer servicing. blogging program, write creative posts, use tags, and add audience-building It introduces individuals to the names and general characteristics of links to your text. Students will practice creating blogging and creating a variety of a variety of components of a computer system. You will posts. (Fee-Based) experience a hands-on approach to learning installation, configuring, and COMP 760 4 Hours upgrading computer components. (Fee-Based) Using Facebook & LinkedIn for Business COMP 720 32 Hours Social networking applications such as Facebook and LinkedIn allow you to Fundamental Principles of Printers, Scanners and Networks communicate and share information with your contacts through message This course is designed to provide the fundamentals of using printers, walls, groups, and instant messages. This course teaches how to use social scanners and networks and providing support for them. The course will networking applications to communicate and share information. Learn how cover elements of installation, configuration, and networking that are to give your business maximum exposure with networking applications. necessary to provide support. (Fee-Based) (Fee-Based) COMP 725 32 Hours COMP 765 4 Hours Windows Security, Safety and Environmental Issues - Introduction Using Google Apps for Business This course is designed to assist individuals in understanding personal Google apps such as Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Calendar are used by computers on a technical level. You will receive hands-on experience millions of users. Learn how to use these apps in your personal life and to managing Windows desktop security and internet security. You will also save your company time and money. (Fee-Based) learn about safety and environmental computer issues. Essential elements COMP 770 4 Hours of security are covered. (Fee-Based) How To Use Microsoft Office Live COMP 730 32 Hours Microsoft Office Live is used for personal use and small business. Learn Microsoft Windows for Help Desk Careers how to use Office Live to create a website, and store and share documents This course will give individuals fundamental knowledge of various online. (Fee-Based) Windows Operating Systems. The course includes the installation, COMP 775 2 Hours configuration, and supporting of Windows Operating Systems. Transitioning to Windows 7 for Beginners Customizing and configuring to meet a company's needs will also be This course provides an overview of important new features in Windows covered. (Fee-Based) 7 to help users work easily and efficiently with computers. Topics include COMP 735 8 Hours the new features and tools to organize, find, protect, and share information. Communication and Professionalism for Help Desk Professionals Hands-on lab instruction will be provided. (Fee-Based) This course is designed to provide the fundamentals of good COMP 780 10 Hours communication and professionalism skills for working in a help desk Windows 7 Beta for IT Professionals environment. Topics include using good listening and diplomacy skills Advisory: Experience installing, configuring, and windows desktop operating when communicating
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