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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.

Survey of primary Microsoft solutions and basic concepts of information technology. No prior knowledge of computers required.

The course aims to cultivate proficient users who can effectively navigate Excel's various features, such as handling cells and files, formatting worksheets, managing workbooks, and leveraging formulas and functions. Additionally, students will learn page setup and printing techniques, enhancing their document preparation skills. The course also emphasizes mastering Excel's visual elements, including creating and managing charts and other graphical objects.