Introductory Windows for Optimized Workflows (CSSO 010)

We work with computers on a daily basis, and rely on its functions and features to store and organize important information, help us systematize our workflows, and increase our capacities. Whether you are working on a larger project on your own, or collaborating with others, computer literacy is vital to productivity. Windows continues to be the primary operating system for industry and business and this introductory level course is a great place to start if you have never established systems for working, or are not familiar with naming conventions and keyboard shortcuts in Windows. Through a variety of activities and assignments, you will gain a deeper understanding of the technology, learn how a computer works and how they think, how to use some built-in features of Windows to your advantage, and some best practices when working on large projects or with many files.

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Contact Hours

12 course hours (3 hours per class)

Prior Learning

No prior learning required.

Courses offered that meet Prior Learning Requirements

none

Tuition + Materials

Tuition is $265.20. Download your detailed materials list before your first class.

Course Format

Course offering is available either online synchronous (VCHAT) or on campus (GNWC). View schedule for current and upcoming formats.

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