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ABCs of the Computer:
36 hrs., 3.6 CEUs
Designed and recommended for the
new computer user. Learn the computer
basics including: proper shut
down of the computer, mouse use
and maintenance, use of the keyboard,
identification and use of icons,
windows, menus, how to name, save,
retrieve and revise a document;
control panel tools; hardware
and software vocabulary, basics
of file management, how to use
some of the system tools, how
to install and remove hardware
and software.
• SCC, Jackson Campus
TTh 6/10-7/22
6-9P P. O’Bryan $60+$5TF
• SCC Cherokee Center
MW 6/2-7/9 6-9P
TBA $60+$5TF
• SCC, Macon Campus, Room
108
Sa 6/7-7/19 9A-4P Lettie White
$60+$5TF
• SCC, Macon Annex, Room
104
MW 7/14-8/20
6-9P T. Smith $60+$5TF
• SCC, Swain Center
MWF 7/7-7/25
1-5P $60+$5TF
TTh 6/3-7/10
6-9P $60+$5TF
Basic Digital Photography:
24 hrs.; 2.4 CEUs
This course teaches the basics
of using the digital camera, getting
the pictures to the computer and
editing/printing the results.
You will learn digital photo techniques,
how to transfer your pictures,
how to edit, adjust color, contrast
and brightness and the various
ways to print your pictures. It
will also cover how to get the
photos to the Internet and store
them on a CD. Bring your camera
to class or get assistance in
how to buy one. Basic computer
skills are necessary.
• SCC, Jackson Campus
TTh 8/19-9/11
6-9P A. O’Bryan $55+$5 TF
Computer Business Applications:
36 hrs, 3.6 CEUs
This course will provide the student
with an overview of many of the
software packages found in today’s
workplace. By the end of this
course, you will have a sound
understanding of the basic features
and business applications for
the word processor, spreadsheet
and presentation software in Microsoft
Office. This course will also
teach you the basics in how to
use computers to communicate.
Students should possess fundamental
computing skills.
• SCC Macon Campus, Room
106
Sa 6/14-7/26
9A-4P T. Smith $60+$5TF
MS Excel: 36
hrs, 3.6 CEUs
This course is designed for the
computer literate to intermediate
level user. As a result of taking
this course, participants will
be able to create, sort, filter,
edit, and print spreadsheet files
using Excel. They will learn how
to write formulas, format cells
and cut, copy, and paste cells
and ranges of cells.
• SCC Cherokee Center
T,Th 7/1-8/7
6-9P TBA $60+$5TF
• SCC, Macon Annex, Room
104
T,Th 6/3-7/10
6-9P Lettie White $60+$5TF
MS Word: 36
hrs, 3.6 CEUs
This course will provide a variety
of word processing skills using
Word. Students will learn how
to format, insert a variety of
objects, use tables, headers,
footers, mail merges, and run
spell and grammar check along
with word count. Basic computer
skills are required.
• SCC, Cherokee Center
MW 7/14-8/20
6-9P TBA $60+$5TF
• SCC Macon Annex, Room
104
TTh 7/15-8/21
6-9P Lettie White $60+$5TF
MS /Word/ Excel:
36 hrs., 3.6 CEUs
Prerequisite: basic computer skills.
This class will have 18 hours
on Microsoft Word and 18 hours
on Microsoft Excel. It will cover
the basics of both of these software
programs. Students will learn
the basic screens, how to move
around in the software and the
standard and formatting toolbars.
Word will include inserting pictures,
word-art, and special symbols
along with using the Word tools.
Students will also learn the basics
of tables and spreadsheet design.
• SCC, Jackson Campus
MW 8/18-9/29
6-9P A. O’Bryan $60+$5 TF
Quickbooks:
36 hrs.; 3.6 CEUs
Learn how QuickBooks makes it
easy to set up a chart of accounts,
reconcile your checking account,
create and print invoices, receipts
and statements; track your payables,
inventory, and receivables; create
estimates and generate reports.
• SCC, Jackson Campus
MW 7/14-8/20
6-9P C. Behre $60+$5 TF
Internet and E-mail:
24hrs, 2.4 CEUs
This class is designed to give
the student an understanding of
the history and future of the
Internet, common terms related
to the Internet, browser functions,
search engines, e-mail, security
and downloads.
• SCC, Cherokee Center
TTh 6/3-6/26
6-9P TBA $55+$5TF
• SCC, Macon Campus, Room
108
MW 6/16-7/9
6-9P T. Smith $55+$5TF
• SCC, Macon Annex, Room
104
Sa 7/26-9/6
9A-1P Lettie White $55+$5TF
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