COSA 1/601
COSA 1 = 1 College Credit/Unit; COSA 601 = Non-Credit Course
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Computer Information Competency
Computer Information Competency
You ever heard that saying: "You don't know, what you don't know"?
This course covers a wide array of computer based concepts, enough for you to be dangerous. Are you or someone you know just totally lost when having to sit at a computer and do something? or even worse, your professor or supervisor is now requesting something of you that requires a computer to do it?
It is inevitable that at some point in our lives computers will (and already are) utilized for a lot of everyday procedures we do on a daily basis from everyday tasks like email, or communications to social media and online shoppin
What is it all about?
What is it all about?
This course covers introductory/beginner skills in end-user commonly utilized personal computer (PC) functions and operations. This course was designed to expose the participant to many of the common features and functions of a Windows-based operating system as well as The Microsoft Office Suite.
Should I take this course?
Should I take this course?
What is the difference between a PC and a MAC? How many various programs are in the Microsoft Office Suite? Why are Windows based PC's preferred in a lot of growing industries in the United States and around the world?
If you know the answers to these questions, you're halfway there; but if you don't then let this course get you up and running with common practices and procedures the modern computer user is doing to increase productivity.
What do I get out of it?
What do I get out of it?
You may not become a computer guru with this course; but you will have a good foundation to build on and skills that will help you get started toward digital independence.
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