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Introduction to Quickbooks Pro
This class will teach you how to use this software application to conduct basic accounting on the computer for either business or home usage. Students will learn how to set up balance sheets, assets, accounts receivables and payables, profit/loss statements, and invoices. No accounting experience required to take this course.
This is one of our most popular computer classes!
Category: Computer Education
Price: $95
Materials Fee:
Dates:09/14/2010 - 10/05/2010
Day:Tuesdays
Time: 06:00 PM - 08:00 PM
In-Class Time: 8 hours
Duration:4 weeks
Instructor and related courses:
Excel 2007 Basics
This class will introduce Microsoft Excel 2007 topics for the slightly familiar user, but will be adapted to meet the average skill set of the attending students, including beginners who have no experience.
Topics covered will include workbook and worksheet navigation, using the new Ribbon Bars and the stalwart keyboard shortcuts, cell and sheet formatting, formula rules and the five basic functions, sorting and filtering, and workbook organization concepts.
Class maximum is 10 students.
Category: Computer Education
Price: $95
Materials Fee:
Dates:10/04/2010 - 10/25/2010
Day:Mondays
Time: 06:00 PM - 08:00 PM
In-Class Time: 8 hours
Duration:4 weeks
Instructor and related courses:
Rick Casey
Using Windows 7: Finding Out What You Don't Know
Introduction to Windows Computing (Beginning Computer) CANCELLED - Please call office for next class wait list
Using Windows 7: Finding Out What You Don't Know
Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows 7, has a lot in common with its predecessors, Windows XP and Windows Vista, but it’s also got new features and new ways of doing old tasks. Come join us for this open discussion forum with our resident Windows guru, Rick Casey, to learn the “Ins and Outs” of Windows 7. If you’ve ever just wanted to “Ask the experts” here’s your chance.
This class is designed as an open ended forum meaning it has a loose structure for the agenda and will be broken into two week segments. The topics will be proposed by the attendees or the forum leader. We’ll assume the students have some Windows experience such as knowing how to use the mouse and where to launch their programs from the START Menu so this will leave us free to learning how to:
• Create custom toolbars for your desktop that speed access to your most favorite places and programs
• Learn keyboard shortcuts for efficiency
• Mouse and Menu customizations
• Learning the file system. Where actually are My Documents, Programs, Menus, Music and Pictures stored?
o What are hidden files and folders and how do I find them
• Have a large LCD, learn how to arrange your windows
• Get familiar with external devices like cameras, portable drives, smart phones, and media players.
• Learn about basic maintenance tools and how to configure them.
• And explore some great third party applications
• If the class is interested we’ll explore Windows’ networking features
• In one topic we’ll discuss using your browser better
o Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome
• Earning to Search better both Online and Locally on your PC.
We can’t cover all these topics in one or even two weeks but we’ll try to tackle at least one of them each week. Because this is a student demands class we’ll let the attendees prioritize the weekly topics.
Students are welcome to bring their own laptops or use the school desktops.
Category: Computer Education
Price: $50
Materials Fee:
Dates:10/20/2010 - 10/27/2010
Day:Wednesdays
Time: 06:00 PM - 08:00 PM
In-Class Time: 4 hours
Duration:2 weeks
Instructor and related courses:
Excel 2007 Basics
Rick Casey
Introduction to Windows Computing (Beginning Computer) CANCELLED - Please call office for next class wait list