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Essential Software Skills (M, 7:15-8:15 pm)
with Austin High
LEVEL 101
In just ten weeks, this class will cover basic skills used in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint including understanding where to save and how to find your files, basic elements of the ribbon and tool bars, and simple composition in each application. This is an ideal class for beginners to get a taste of Microsoft apps before continuing on to other classes.
Level 101 classes are designed for students who have already tried out learning in a virtual classroom over Zoom. We expect that you have an email address and know how to send and receive email. CORE has Level 00 classes where you can learn and practice these important skills. Please look for emails from Computer CORE about an orientation session to confirm your readiness for this class. You can also contact our HelpDesk at 866-977-3033 or helpdesk@computercore.org with questions.
Intro to Google Workspace (M, 7:15 - 8:15 pm)
with David Welsh
LEVEL 101
Students cover the basics of Google Workspace: setting up professional email for those without email, signing in and out of a Google account and navigating to commonly used applications like Google Drive, Google Sheets, Google Docs. Google Calendar, and Google Slides. The differences and similarities between Google and Microsoft Office products will be explained. Students will also learn to collaborate with others, identify the design features of Google Drive, create, upload, save and share documents, files, and folders. A working knowledge of the most common applications, basic purpose of the applications, capacities, and limitations will be developed by students.
Level 101 classes are designed for students who have already tried out learning in a virtual classroom over Zoom. We expect that you have an email address and know how to send and receive email. CORE has Level 00 classes where you can learn and practice these important skills. Please look for emails from Computer CORE about an orientation session to confirm your readiness for this class. You can also contact our HelpDesk at 866-977-3033 or helpdesk@computercore.org with questions.
Resume, Work Readiness, and Social Skills (Mon 7:15 - 8:15 pm)
with Jerry Dykstra
Level 00
This class helps students build self-confidence; practice resume writing and practice mock interviews. Learn how to give your own "elevator speech." Resume writing is more than just having a paper document; learn how to brag about yourself; learn how to discuss your skills and your faults; your confidence is a competitive advantage when you are interviewing.
Level 00 classes are designed for students who are ready to begin learning in a virtual classroom over Zoom. You should have an email address and look for emails from Computer CORE about an orientation session to get you ready. You can also contact our HelpDesk at 866-977-3033 or helpdesk@computercore.org with questions.
What is Computer Programming? (Tuesday 6 - 7:00 pm)
with Computer CORE
Level: 101 - 201
What is Computer Programming? In this class, you will learn about why we need special computer programming (coding) languages to talk to a computer. You will gain some knowledge about Java, Python and other computer languages. We will also discuss: What are the job prospects for people who can use computer coding? What you do with these languages on a real job? What can I build with code?
Digital Self Defense (Tues, 7:15 - 8:15 pm)
with Dr. D.
LEVEL 101
This introductory course will help you protect your digital security and privacy. You will learn practical techniques that you can immediately use to defend yourself (and your family) from the digital threats that pervade the Internet — to safeguard your computers and your data. Security and Privacy are two different-but-related topics, and it is important to take control of both for your personal and financial wellbeing.
In Digital Self Defense you will learn about the many digital dangers you face and how to defend yourself from them. We cover software vulnerabilities, managing your passwords, protecting your home network, how to avoid phishing attacks, how to back up your precious data, techniques to protect your on-line privacy, safe use of so-called “smart” devices, and how to leverage technology in the event of an emergency.
Level 101 classes are designed for students who have already tried out learning in a virtual classroom over Zoom. We expect that you have an email address and know how to send and receive email. CORE has Level 00 classes where you can learn and practice these important skills. Please look for emails from Computer CORE about an orientation session to confirm your readiness for this class. You can also contact our HelpDesk at 866-977-3033 or helpdesk@computercore.org with questions.
Intro to College Math Two (Tuesday, 7:15 - 8:15 pm)
with David Welsh
LEVEL 101
This class can be taken if you have already mastered the topics in Intro to College Math One. Build on your basic math concepts by reviewing beginning Algebra, relations and functions, including polynomial and rational functions, and systems of equations.
This class prepares students for NOVA Community College class #161 (Pre-Calculus) and some coding languages.
Level 101 classes are designed for students who have already tried out learning in a virtual classroom over Zoom. We expect that you have an email address and know how to send and receive email. CORE has Level 00 classes where you can learn and practice these important skills. Please look for emails from Computer CORE about an orientation session to confirm your readiness for this class. You can also contact our HelpDesk at 866-977-3033 or helpdesk@computercore.org with questions.
Microsoft Word (Thur, 7:15 - 8:15 pm)
with Josh Theophilus
LEVEL 101
Learners will identify parts of the Microsoft Word ribbon; develop an understanding of the quick access toolbar; they will practice opening, saving, editing, sharing, and converting Word files to PDF. Students will also learn the differences and similarities between Microsoft Word, most often used to develop reports and business letters.
Level 101 classes are designed for students who have already tried out learning in a virtual classroom over Zoom. We expect that you have an email address and know how to send and receive email. CORE has Level 00 classes where you can learn and practice these important skills. Please look for emails from Computer CORE about an orientation session to confirm your readiness for this class. You can also contact our HelpDesk at 866-977-3033 or helpdesk@computercore.org with questions.
Code Beats (Thursday 7:15 - 8:45 pm)
with Computer CORE
Level 101
Code Beats is an online class designed to teach beginning Python coding around the creation of musical beats, including hip hop and other music.