Microsoft Office
The Microsoft Office (MO) program is designed to teach students to effectively work with Microsoft Office applications. A problem comparable to a common, real-world office complexity is presented in the last course of this program. Students must analyze and research the problem, and present a thorough plan detailing a resolution. Students will be required to draw upon knowledge acquired throughout their program of study.
Courses:
Word Processing
Messaging and Collaboration
Database Management
Website Development
Graphical Presentation
Office Computer Case Study
Career Development
Course Descriptions
Program Length
If you take one course at a time, you will complete the program in 30 weeks. If you elect to take two courses at a time, you will complete the program in 15 weeks.
Tuition: $2,895
At PCEd, we believe that money should not be an obstacle to getting the skills you need to pursue your professional goals. We offer a variety of Payment Options that are convenient, flexible, and affordable, to help you manage your cash flow and personal budget. Students who pay the total cost of their Diploma program before the start of their first course will receive an additional 5% discount! The cost of your program includes books, valued up to $500.00 in some programs, and any other materials we send you. All you need is a computer and an Internet connection! Note that there is a $75.00 deposit required when you sign the Enrollment Agreement. The $75.00 deposit is applied toward your tuition, and is fully refundable if you choose not to start your course or program. Please see PCEd? Refund Policy for details.
Course Descriptions
IT103/IT103.5: Database Management 2003 or 2007
This course covers the principles and features of a database management system, using a popular database. Students learn to create and manage databases, and acquire skills and knowledge regarding data management and integrity, working with queries and forms, managing reports, using tools and macros, database and file management, analyzing and filtering data, relational databases, and linking databases to the Web.
IT106/IT106.5: Graphical Presentations 2003 or 2007
Using a leading presentation application, students will learn the skills and principles of effective digital presentations. Topics to be covered include planning, creating, editing, viewing, uploading, and printing. Students will learn to create slides, include animations, and to add a variety of visual effects to slides. Students will make a presentation online.
IT107/IT107.5: Messaging and Collaboration 2003 or 2007
This course is designed to provide an introduction to personal management and collaboration software, including email, calendar, contacts, and tasking features using Microsoft Outlook. Students learn the advanced functionality of Outlook, including interactive task and calendaring functions, and practice group scheduling.
T500: Microsoft Office Computer Case Study
A problem comparable to a common, real-world office complexity is presented. The student must analyze and research the problem, and present a thorough plan detailing a resolution. The student will be required to draw upon knowledge acquired throughout their program of study.
IT109/IT109.5: Web Site Development 2003 or 2007
In this course, students will work with a web page software editor to design, create, and upload a web site. Students learn to create web pages that include hypertext links, text, images, and video.
IT102/IT102.5: Word Processing 2003 or 2007
This is a hands-on computer course designed to provide beginning through intermediate understanding of Microsoft Word. Topics to be covered include document creation, editing, formatting, table creation, graphics insertion, printing and file management, intermediate formatting paragraph techniques, document and table design, graphic features, mail merge, form development, macros, and collaborating with Workgroups. Students will practice creating newsletter layout, indexes, hyperlinks, calendars, tables, and web pages.
CD100: Career Development
In this course, students will prepare a resume, a cover letter, and a thank-you letter. They will acquire skills necessary to properly prepare typical pre-employment forms. Interviewing techniques are taught and practiced. This class will optimize a student’s potential for employment by developing skills in communication, business etiquette, problem solving, critical thinking, time management, and interpersonal skills.
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