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Take classes completely online! You need access to the
Internet, Netscape or Internet Explorer web browser, an e-mail
address, and a printer. All of your lessons are available
on the Internet. Register for these online courses by
completing our online registration form https://projects.ccc.edu/regpage/index.jsp.
If you have
any questions about our online courses, please call or e-mail
our Online Course Manager, Kathy Johnson, 773/481-8897
or kjohnson@ccc.edu.
8
Week Online Courses:
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Microcomputers
- Microsoft
Word, Part One
- Microsoft
Word, Part Two
- Microsoft
Word, Part Three
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Word MOS Prep
- Microsoft
Excel, Part One
- Microsoft
Excel, Part Two
- Microsoft
Excel, Part Three
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Excel MOS Prep
- Microsoft
Access, Part One
- Microsoft
Access, Part Two
- Microsoft
Access, Part Three
- Microsoft
Access MOS Prep
- Microsoft
PowerPoint, Part One
- Microsoft
PowerPoint, Part Two
- Microsoft
PowerPoint MOS Prep
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Legal Terminology*
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Legal Office Procedures*
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Document Production*
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Legal Transcription*
* Textbook purchase is required for legal online classes.
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Microcomputers
This the place to start if you are a beginner to the world
of computers.
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| Operating
Systems
(Prerequisite: Introduction to Microcomputers) This course
introduces all the important features and teaches the essential
skills for using Windows.
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| Microsoft
Word, Part One
(Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows) This course will
introduce participants to word processing basics. Material
covered includes: document creation, formatting, printing
saving and more.
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| Microsoft
Word, Part Two
(Prerequisite: MS Word, Part One or practical experience)
Word intermedia topics including useful layout designs and
functions such as auto text, paragraph and column formatting,
graphics and text-wrapping, tables, mail merge, converting
to HTML.
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Word, Part Three
(Prerequisite: MS Word, Part Two or practical experience)
This class covers useful layout designs and macro functions. Participants will create
a manual with page numbers and multiple hearders and footers, table of contents and index.
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Word MOS Prep
- Create, format, navigate and manage documents
- Add tables, graphics, footnotes, endnotes
- Cusstomize documents, menus and toolbars
- Integrate Excel, and Access data sources to create letters, charts and web pages
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Excel, Part One
(Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows) This course will
introduce participants to spreadsheet basics. Material
covered includes: formatting, editing, formulas and
functions.
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Excel, Part Two
(Prerequisite: MS Excel, Part one or practical experience) Participants will learn more advanced
features of Excel for Office shch as charting, graphing, and database functions.
functions.
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Excel, Part Three
(Prerequisite: MS Excel, Part Two or practical experience) Participants will learn more advanced
features of Excel such as pivot tables, logical functioins, hyperlinks, and more.
functions.
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Excel MOS Prep
- Create, format, navigate and manage worksheets
- Calculate, summarize and analyze data
- Customize workbooks, number formats, toolbars and menus
- Collaborate with Word and Access as a data source to create letters, charts and web pages
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Access, Part One
(Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows) This course will
covers database essentials including database design, data
sheets, queries, forms, reports, macros and more.
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Access, Part Two
(Prerequisite: Access, Part One or practical experience) Access Intermediate topics include useful designs and
functions, that include expanding tables, subforms, summary reports and mailing lists.
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Access, Part Three
(Prerequisite: Access, Part Two or practical experience) This advanced class will continue with more advanced
features to help the student understnad how to creat user-friendly applications using Access.
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Access MOS Prep
- Define, design and create databases
- Enter, edit, and delete data
- Produce reports using calculated controls
- Create a graphical user interface and reporting structure
- Integrate with Excel/Word to utilize data & create database tables
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PowerPoint, Part One
(Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows) Participants will learn to create impressive
computer presentations incorporating graphics, animation and sound.
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PowerPoint, Part Two
(Prerequisite: PowerPoint, Part One) Topics include modifying templates, animation effects, pack & go
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PowerPoint MOS Prep
- Create, format, navigate and manage presentations manual and using automated tools
- Apply tables, charts, multimedia (video and sound) clip art, bitmap and animated images to slides
- Customerize presentation formats to delever face2face and 8 wk-online presentations
- Collaborate with Excel and Access data sources to line to "live" data
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Outlook MOS Prep
- Creating and viewing messages
- Scheduling
- Managing messages
- Creating and managing contacts
- Creating and managing tasks and notes
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Legal Terminology *
A secretary in the legal profession will encounter a variety of terminology in daily office
functions. The student will learn the pronunciation, spelling and definition of legal terms,
phrases and reference sources used by attorneys that are used in correspondence and court
documents. The student will also learn the structure and procedures of the courts.
*Textbook Purchase is required for Legal Online Classes.
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Legial Office Procedures *
(Prerequisite: Legal Terminology) This course is designed to introduce the student to the
structure and operation of the legal office. Time management, organizational skills, critical
thinking skills are among topics to be discussed in this course.
*Textbook Purchase is required for Legal Online Classes.
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Legal Document Production *
(Prerequisite: Legal Terminology, Keyboarding I or 30 wpm typing speed; Word, Part One or comparable
knowledge). The student will learn to process and format a variety of law office document. Proofreading
and editing will be emphasized along with a review of terminology. Students will develop a working
knowledge of a variety of documents and legal formas including letters, pleadings, reports, briefs and
correspondence.
*Textbook Purchase is required for Legal Online Classes.
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Legal Transcription *
(Prerequisite: LEgal Document Production and Word, Part Two). Legal transcription is the
activity of converting the spoken word into documents in printed form. Most law offices use
transcription tapes within the office because of the high volume of work and speed in production.
Upon completion of Legal Document Production, teh student in this class will use the transcription
macine and tapes to produce a variety of documents.
*Textbook Purchase is required for Legal Online Classes.
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