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Department of Continuing Education Microsoft Certified Application Specialist The Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS) is globally recognized as the standard for demonstrating desktop skills. Microsoft Certified Application Specialist certificate program validates skills in using the 2007 Microsoft Office system and the Windows Vista operating system, meeting the demand for the most up-to-date skills on the latest Microsoft technologies. With a MCAS certification, thousands of people have demonstrated increased productivity and have proved their ability to utilize the advanced functionality of these Microsoft applications. By encouraging individuals to develop advanced skills with Microsoft's leading business desktop software, the MCAS program helps fill the demand for qualified, knowledgeable people in the modern workplace. At the same time, MCAS helps satisfy an organization's need for a qualitative assessment of employee skills. CIS E58 Introduction to the World Wide Web (1 AEC) This seven-week course will introduce participants to the amazing potential of the Internet. Utilizing Netscape and Internet Explorer, students will learn basic concepts and techniques for:
This seven-week course is an excellent starting point for students just becoming acquainted with computers. Important for anyone wanting to keep their files and system organized. Concepts include:
OFC E09 Word Level I (1 AEC) This seven-week course is designed for the beginner in Word. Students will learn the basic functions of developing documents to clearly and effectively communicate their ideas. Concepts include:
This seven-week course is designed for increasing proficiency with Word. Students will add to their skills in creating, formatting and manipulating text to create attractive and professional documents. More complex skills are addressed, including:
Excel Core CIS E55 Excel Level I (1 AEC) In this introductory course into the world of electronic spreadsheets, students will learn the fundamental concepts of developing an electronic spreadsheet and the uses of them in today’s business community. Basic spreadsheet functions and commands are covered. For course sections numbered 101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sections are noncredit only. CIS E61 Excel Level II In this course, advanced features of electronic spreadsheets are covered. These features include database, text, graphics, macros and database, and financial functions. For course sections numbered 101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sections are noncredit only. Access Core CIS E57 Access Level I (Access) (1 AEC) This course covers entering, storing and manipulating data in a variety of forms using database management software, the basic tool used to manage data on a computer. For course sections numbered 101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sections are noncredit only. CIS E67 Access Level II(Access) Software (1 AEC) Advanced features of microcomputer database management software including creating reports and forms, user interfaces, building queries and menu driven applications are covered. See section description for specific software package. For course sections numbered 101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sections are noncredit only. PowerPoint Core OFT E12 PowerPoint(Presentation Graphics) (2AEC) In this 14-week course, new users will learn the basics of working with this powerful business graphics and presentation manager. Topics include:
To register for these classes please click HERE.To speak with a program advisor, please call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500 or click here. . office.jpg |
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