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TU Relias All Courses with Header 07 21 21.Xlsx Available Courses Category Name Assignment Module Code Module Name Hrs Brief Module Description REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2010 MS Excel: Microsoft EXCEL10ADV Advanced 0 This advanced course on Microsoft Excel 2010 covers creating and running macros. REL‐ALL‐0‐ This course will teach you the basics of Microsoft Excel 2010 including creating a chart, Microsoft EXCEL10BAS 2010 MS Excel: Basics 1 keyboard shortcuts, protecting your files, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2010 MS Excel: This intermediate level course on Microsoft Excel 2010 will cover formulas and Microsoft EXCEL10INT Intermediate 2 functions, conditional formatting, Vlookup, keyboard shortcuts, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2010 MS Outlook: This course will teach you the basics of Microsoft Outlook 2010 including mailbox Microsoft OUTLK10BAS Basics 1 management, signatures, automatic replies, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2010 MS Outlook: This intermediate level course on Microsoft Outlook 2010 covers keyboard shortcuts, Microsoft OUTLK10INT Intermediate 1 best practices, and more. 2010 MS PowerPoint: This course will teach you the basics of Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 including charts and Microsoft REL‐ALL‐0‐PPT10BAS Basics 2 diagrams, keyboard shortcuts, animations and transitions, inserting videos, and more. 2010 MS PowerPoint: This intermediate level course on Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 will provide an indepth Microsoft REL‐ALL‐0‐PPT10INT Intermediate 0 coverage of using animations. REL‐ALL‐0‐ This course will teach you the basics of Microsoft Word 2010 including creating a Microsoft WORD10BAS 2010 MS Word: Basics 1 document, protecting your files, keyboard shortcuts, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2010 MS Word: This intermediate level course on Microsoft Word 2010 covers working with table of Microsoft WORD10INT Intermediate 1 contents, formatting, page numbers, headers and footers, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2013 MS Excel: This advanced course on Microsoft Excel 2013 will cover advanced formulas, pivot Microsoft EXCEL13ADV Advanced 2 tables, macros, password protection, drop down lists, printing, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ This course will teach you the basics of Microsoft Excel 2013 such as basic math, Microsoft EXCEL13BAS 2013 MS Excel: Basics 2 creating a chart, cell references, the autofill feature, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2013 MS Excel: This intermediate level course on Microsoft Excel 2013 includes sorting and filtering Microsoft EXCEL13INT Intermediate 1 data, headers and footers, using basic formulas, conditional formatting, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2013 MS Outlook: This advanced level course on Microsoft Outlook 2013 will cover archiving, password Microsoft OUTLK13ADV Advanced 1 protecting, personal folders, managing rules, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2013 MS Outlook: This course will teach you the basics of Microsoft Outlook 2013 including email, Microsoft OUTLK13BAS Basics 2 calendars, contacts, attachments, search features, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2013 MS Outlook: This intermediate level course on Microsoft Outlook 2013 covers using folders, Microsoft OUTLK13INT Intermediate 2 controlling spam, vCards, tracking emails, templates, using contact groups, and more. 2013 MS PowerPoint: This advanced course on Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 will cover sound effects and Microsoft REL‐ALL‐0‐PPT13ADV Advanced 3 music, bullets, headers and footers, animation, charts, inserting objects, and more. Page 1 Current as of 07 21 2021 Available Courses Category Name Assignment Module Code Module Name Hrs Brief Module Description This course will teach you the basics of Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 including themes, 2013 MS PowerPoint: transitions between slides, speaker notes, basic formatting, printing, using the Microsoft REL‐ALL‐0‐PPT13BAS Basics 1 presenter view, and more. 2013 MS PowerPoint: This intermediate level course on Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 includes backgrounds, Microsoft REL‐ALL‐0‐PPT13INT Intermediate 1 using and formatting pictures, watermarks, handout masters, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2013 MS Word: This advanced course on Microsoft Word 2013 will cover mail merge, table of contents, Microsoft WORD13ADV Advanced 1 collapsible headings, and more. REL‐ALL‐0‐ This course will teach you the basics of Microsoft Word 2013, including how to create Microsoft WORD13BAS 2013 MS Word: Basics 1 and save a document, format the page and contents, edit, and more. This intermediate level course on Microsoft Word 2013 includes creating labels, REL‐ALL‐0‐ 2013 MS Word: formatting features such as footnotes, mirror margins and watermarks, as well as Microsoft WORD13INT Intermediate 2 citations and bibliographies, and more. Basic Supervision This course covers some basic skills that can help you be an effective supervisor‐ Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐BSUPSK Basic Supervisory Skills 1 whether you are new to the role or have had some supervisory experience in the past. Basic Supervision Improving Employee The goal of this course is to provide nurses, administrators, and HR professionals in Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐IEE Engagement 1 healthcare settings with strategies to improve employee engagement. Introduction to This course will help you achieve the 2 main goals of a job interview: selecting the right Basic Supervision Interviewing applicants and presenting your organization as a desirable place to work to the top Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐IIT Techniques 1 candidates in the market. In this course, you will learn the nature of leadership and management, and the types of power and influence you have, both as an individual and as a leader and manager. Basic Supervision Managing Power and You will be able to identify responsibilities that go with having power and influence and Skills REL‐SRC‐0‐MPI Influence 1 recognize strategies of highly effective managers. Knowing how to work in teams is essential for success in most jobs. Organizations rely Basic Supervision Team Building: on teams to solve problems and complete complex tasks. In this course, you will learn Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐TMBLDG Introduction 1 about teams and how to be an effective team member. Congratulations! You have been promoted into a supervisory role! This course is designed to prepare you for a smooth initial transition to your new position of Basic Supervision The Transition to leadership. It will cover the basics of changing relationships and how to handle Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐TRANSUP Supervisor 1 difficulties along the way. Basic Workforce This course will provide the learner with a basic understanding of anger and describe Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐AM Anger Management 1 techniques for managing anger in the workplace. Page 2 Current as of 07 21 2021 Available Courses Category Name Assignment Module Code Module Name Hrs Brief Module Description This course focuses on exploring the concept of boundaries. You will learn about what Basic Workforce to look for in order to avoid harmful issues and how to make sure your relationship Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐BOUND Boundaries 1 remains professional. Basic Workforce Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐CR Conflict Resolution 1 This course presents techniques essential to handling conflict in the workplace. In this course you learn what customer service is, who your customers are, and how to Basic Workforce build relationships with customers through everyday interactions. You will practice Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐CSERV Customer Service 1 ways to communicate respect, attentiveness, and empathy in a variety of situations. This course will help you to communicate clearly, concisely, and professionally. You’ll Basic Workforce Effective increase understanding between you and your coworkers by learning what to say, how Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐EFFCOM Communication 0 to say it, and the barriers to good communication. In this course, you’ll learn best practices that apply to all forms of professional writing. Basic Workforce Effective Workplace You’ll learn how to organize information, clearly state your purpose, and avoid common Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐PROFW Writing 0 errors. The goal of this course is to provide addictions, behavioral health counseling, marriage and family therapy, nursing, nutrition and dietetics, occupational therapy, physical Importance of Self‐ therapy, psychology, social work, and speech‐language and pathology/audiology Basic Workforce Care for Frontline professionals in healthcare settings with practical information on effective self‐care Skills REL‐BHC‐0‐ISCPF Professionals 2 strategies to use in times of prolonged stress, such as during a public health crisis. Basic Workforce This course provides you with the essential components to be an effective team Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐WTEAM Working in a Team 1 member. In this course, you’ll learn strategies to calmly address misunderstandings before they Basic Workforce Working with Difficult blow up. Professional relationships can improve when you know how to deal with Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐WWDP People 0 differences, communicate clearly, and listen respectfully. Basic Workforce Workplace Substance The goal of this course is to provide managers and leaders with an understanding of the Skills REL‐ALL‐0‐WSU Use 2 competencies needed to identify and manage employees with substance use issues. Compliance/Safet It’s important for everyone to have a basic understanding of what advance directives y REL‐ALL‐0‐ADVDIR Advance Directives 1 are and when they are applied so personal wishes can be observed at the end of life. Compliance/Safet Basics of Defensive The goal of this educational program is to provide all staff with knowledge of defensive y REL‐ALL‐0‐BDD Driving 1 driving techniques. Page 3 Current as of 07 21 2021 Available Courses Category Name Assignment
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