Intro to Personal Computers: Regardless of your field of study and how long you’ve been working, today you need computer skills to assist your job and get you ahead in the world of business. If you are new to the computer world we recommend you take these basic classes before embarking on the more challenging courses. PC Basics like Introduction to Windows XP will be necessary for anyone new to the computer world. The importance of taking this Windows XP course can’t be stressed enough. If you want to get the most out of the software applications you learn, you’ll need a thorough understanding of Windows XP first. Even if you’re self-taught, this course is important. In Windows XP, there are at least 3 ways of doing everything. This course will explain how to use the operating system more effectively and efficiently. This class is designed for a user who has never used a personal computer and needs to use a personal computer on the job. If you are using the Windows XP operating system and are new to computers, you should take this course before attempting any other courses.

Windows XP Introduction: Students will gain the skills needed to create a document, organize files, work with Windows Messenger, create an efficient work environment, work with media, clean up their system, and find information on the Internet. The target student for this course is a user who has worked with basic computer concepts and gained skills related to IBM and compatible computers. In this course you will organize the contents of your hard drive by using Windows Explorer, create an efficient work environment by using the Control Panel and communicate instantly with others by using Windows Messenger.

Internet Explorer 7.0 Introduction: This course is designed for persons desiring to use the newest version of Internet Explorer for viewing the internet. More than likely you have heard of the internet and know that it offers you all sorts of new ways to communicate, obtain information, and even purchase items. None of these tasks can be accomplished if you don't know how to use an Internet browser. Topics include all the relevant and supporting information you need to master Internet Explorer 7.0, and course activities allow you to apply this information to practical hands-on examples. In this course, you will use Internet Explorer to browse the Web, display web sites, search for information, communicate with others using the internet and acquire information from the internet.

Data Entry & Keyboarding: This course is necessary for people who enter a bulk quantity of data into a computer, such as letters and documents, invoices and billing statements and insurance claim data. The course teaches students how to enter data with the keyboard using ten fingers and improves their speed and accuracy. A typical objective for finding employment as a typist, receptionist, word processor or administrative assistant is to type 60 words per minute. The only thing better than practice is structured practice. Our program is designed to improve keyboard familiarity and fast and accurate typing.