Universal
Computer Technologies Competencies Training:
- up to 12 participants
This course offers basic concepts
in utilizing word processor, spreadsheet, database, image
acquisition, image editing and desktop publishing software. – 3 days: 18 hours
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM each day - 1
hour for lunch
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Utilization of the
Internet: - up to 12
participants
This course offers concepts of
Internet browsing, searching, e-mail, downloading and web page
design. Software includes Netscape Communicator and Internet
Explorer in Macintosh and Windows. – 3 days: 15 hours
6:00 PM to 9:00 PM the first day,
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM the second two days - 1 hour for lunch
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Introduction to
Web Page Design: - up
to 12 participants
This course offers the basic
skills necessary to troubleshoot, implement and maintain a web
site including the core concepts of programming in the HTML
language. – 3 days: 15 hours
6:00 PM to 9:00 PM the first day,
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM the second two days - 1 hour for lunch
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Understanding
Computer Graphics - up
to 12 participants
This course is designed for those
who want to learn more about working with electronic images and
graphics. Topics covered include: graphic formats, acquiring
images, manipulating vector and raster images, preparing images
for the web and creating basic animation. Participants will use
Paint Shop Pro and Adobe Photoshop during this course. - 2 days: 15 hours
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day - 1/2 hour for lunch
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Introduction to
AutoCAD LT 2000: - up
to 6 participants
This course will serve
instructors of technology as an introduction to drafting on the
computer and basic operation of AutoCAD LT 2000 – 3 days: 18
hours
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM each day - 1 hour for lunch
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ColorCAMM
Production: - up to 6
participants
This course offers instruction in
the utilization of vinyl cutting and printing, and integration
of sign making software. (Macintosh and Windows) – 3 days: 18
hours
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM each day - 1 hour for lunch
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C/N/C Competencies:
- up to 6 participants
This course offers concepts of
computer numeric controlled devices including robots, mills and
lathes. – 3 days: 18 hours
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM each day - 1 hour
for lunch
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Principles of
Technology – Mechanical/Pneumatic/Hydraulic:
- up to 6 participants
This course offers basic concepts
in mechanisms and fluid power technology. Included are sections
on mechanisms, pneumatics and hydraulics. – 2 days: 15 hours
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day - 1/2 hour for lunch
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Principles of
Technology – Electronics:
- up to 6 participants
This course offers an
introduction to the basic concepts of DC/AC electricity and the
basic laws that govern a complete electric circuit. Included are
sections on circuits, measurements and theory. – 2 days: 15
hours
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day - 1/2
hour for lunch
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Principles of
Technology – Laser/Optics:
- up to 6 participants
This course offers an
introduction to the basic concepts of laser technology and fiber
optic applications. Included are sections on light, lasers and
fiber optics. – 2 days: 15 hours
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day
- 1/2 hour for lunch
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Principles of
Technology – Bio-Chemistry:
- up to 6 participants
This course offers an
introduction to the basic concepts which govern the life cycle.
Included are sections on the life cycle of plants, basic genetic
theory and DNA restriction analysis. – 2 days: 15 hours
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day - 1/2
hour for lunch
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Introduction to
PowerPoint Presentation
-This course covers
these types of data witch can be used in a presentation.
Participants will each assemble and deliver a PowerPoint
presentation. A 15 hour course and can accommodate up to 6
participants.
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| Introduction
to Microsoft Office - This course offers an
introduction to using Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Integration between applications is also covered. Prerequisite
for this course is computer competencies or equivalent.
This is an 18 hour course which can accommodate up to 12
participants. |
| Essential
Skills for Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Testing
- This course is designed to help participants prepare
for taking the MOS exams offered by Microsoft. Topics
covered include: test objectives for Word, Excel and
PowerPoint; tips for test taking; and practice test and
certification simulation. Prerequisite for this
course is Introduction to Microsoft Office. This is an 18
hour course which can accommodate up to 12 participants. |
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