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Computer Basics

Introduction to Computer Keyboarding

Today, people need keyboarding skills more than ever since each of us are composing at the computer, sending e-mails, and surfing on the Internet. The proper "touch system" of keyboarding is most important since it determines our speed and accuracy. In addition, the proper techniques using computer equipment including the keyboard will have a positive effect on your experience learning and using computers. Textbook is required and must be purchased from the campus bookstore where the course will be taught PRIOR to class.

Introduction to Computers Using Office 2010 & Windows 7

This course is designed to let you enter the personal computer world on the ground floor. The course was created for people who feel they need to learn the basics of computers including terminology, basic Windows 7 skills, basic mouse skills (including right-click and left-click) and a basic overview of Microsoft Office 2010. Textbook is required and must be purchased from the campus bookstore where the course will be taught PRIOR to class.

Introduction to Computers for Older Adults

This is a course for the older adult who is a beginner computer user. Topics include: basic computer terms, exercises to become more comfortable using a mouse, basic functions like formatting and copying disks, and organizing your data. Basic word processing will be covered, including creating, editing and saving documents. This is a great class to take as a precursor to part-time employment. Textbook is required and must be purchased from the campus bookstore where the course will be taught PRIOR to class..

Introduction to the Internet & E-mail for Older Adults

This is an 18-hour course designed for the Internet newbie*, especially designed with the older adult in mind. This course introduces you to the history of the Internet, use of Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser, use of some of the services on the web (e-mail, free web pages, buying and selling) and most importantly, how to search using popular search engines. The course is hands-on. Introduction to Computers is recommended, but not required. *A newbie is someone who is just learning to use the Internet. No textbook required.

Introduction to Windows 7

Windows 7 is the latest operating system from Microsoft. This class will teach you to navigate Windows 7, explore the interface and customize the desktop. Learn to manage, search and organize files and folders. See what new tools and techniques are available by using common applications exploring new programs in Windows 7. Textbook is required and must be purchased from the campus bookstore where the course will be taught PRIOR to class.

Introduction to Windows 7 for Older Adults

This course is designed for older adults who have some knowledge and experience with a computer but want to know and use the many features of Windows. You will learn to manage your desktop, find files, manage data and folders, add/remove software programs, and more! Prerequisite: A basic knowledge/experience with a computer. Textbook is required and must be purchased from the campus bookstore where the course will be taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: CAS-4023A-215
Date: May 24 - June 21, Tuesday & Thursday, 2p-4p
Location: H4-High Point Campus
Room #: 124
Instructor: Louise Stanley
Cost: $73

Course Code: CAS-4023A-216
Date: June 5 - July 10, Tuesday & Thursday, 2p-4p
Location: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro Campus
Room #: 222
Instructor: Jean Morgan
Cost: $73

PLEASE NOTE, MAY 11^TH THROUGH JULY 27^TH, THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES OF GTCC WILL CLOSE AT 12:00 PM ON FRIDAYS. THIS INCLUDES ALL REGISTRATION OFFICES AND BOOKSTORES.