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Basic knowledge of how to collect, organize, and analyze data.  An introduction to the concepts of querying, updating, and administration of databases.  Topics covered include normalization, table structures, table relationships, and data integrity.

Identify basic networking concepts, distinguish between network transmission types and connectivity devices, understand TCP/IP components, demonstrate knowledge of network hardware, cabling, and operating systems.

Surveys major Microsoft tools including Word, Windows, PowerPoint, Excel, Access and Outlook. Explores the Internet. No prior knowledge of computers required. Designed to assist user in meeting individual computer needs. Includes brief overview of the field of information technology.

Students will learn to work with cells, files, format worksheets, page setup and printing, workbooks, formulas, functions, and to use charts and objects in this version of MS Office.