6 courses with the subject CMAP, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
CMAP 1200Computer Information Systems3
In this introductory computer course, students will learn the functions of the computer and common software packages widely used in today’s world. Students will participate in discussions and will complete activities using word processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation software. Topics such as the following will be included: hardware, software, operating systems, communications, networks, information systems, database management, buying computers, and workplace issues. (Keyboarding skills are strongly recommended.)
Computer Keyboarding is designed for students who wish to learn the computer keyboard by touch. It covers the alphabet, number, and symbol keys. Upon completion of Computer Keyboarding, the student will type from 25 to 35 words per minute accurately, proofread keyboarded copy, and demonstrate knowledge of basic keyboarding techniques and conventions. Some students use this course to improve keyboarding speed and accuracy.
The purpose of this class is to provide the student with the instruction and hands-on practical experiences to introduce the basic features of a software package. This course is recommended for students who want to learn the basics; however, it is not recommended for those students interested in the secretarial field.
This course offers individualized instruction on Microsoft Excel for beginning students. Tasks will be applicable to students from business and industry and those looking to boost their spreadsheet skills for higher learning or employment opportunities. The focus will be on creating spreadsheets that are easy to read and accurate. Students will learn to create formulas, functions, and charts.
This course offers the student individualized instruction on spreadsheet software such as Excel. Emphasis will be on spreadsheets applicable to business, government, and industry. Some of the topics include creating and editing spreadsheets, formulas, functions, charts, data tables, databases, and templates, as well as integrating them with word processing documents, macros, and visual basics. Students completing this course in Excel should be prepared to take the Excel Expert Microsoft Office Specialist exam. May be taken concurrently with Microsoft Office Specialist Certification. This is available for students completing the course who want to test for the industry-recognized credential.
This course offers individualized instruction on the various uses of personal information management software, which includes email management, calendar planning, task management, contact management, note-taking, and journaling. Students will engage in communication activities via email and email etiquette, sharing and collaborating digitally, organizing schedules and tasks, journaling about interactions to track information, and managing calendars with appointments, meetings, and reminders.
