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The Senior Citizens Technology Center<br />

(SCTC) in operation, Monday - Friday from<br />

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Classes fill quickly<br />

and you must sign up. For further information,<br />

call (310) 835-0212, extension 1475. Class<br />

On-line registration is now available at<br />

http://ci.carson.ca.us/ssi.asp<br />

Introduction to PC’s<br />

This class is designed for the complete<br />

beginner. This class explores a typical<br />

personal computer system, including<br />

hardware components, s<strong>of</strong>tware programs,<br />

demonstrations <strong>of</strong> word processing, electronic<br />

mail features, and a brief introduction <strong>of</strong><br />

computer file storage.<br />

Beginning/Beginning Class<br />

This class is geared towards seniors who<br />

have no knowledge <strong>of</strong> computers at all and<br />

who have no typing experience.<br />

Basics <strong>of</strong> Word Processing<br />

The class introduces the basic concepts <strong>of</strong><br />

word processing to the novice PC user.<br />

Create personal documents and learn the<br />

features and benefits <strong>of</strong> word processing.<br />

Excel<br />

Seniors will learn to create electronic<br />

spreadsheets using formulas, functions, graphs,<br />

and charts. Create simple databases for<br />

inventory, sales group organizations and<br />

even address books.<br />

S e p t e m b e r • O c t o b e r • N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 2<br />

Beginning Internet<br />

This course prepares seniors to use the internet.<br />

Emphasis in this class is on introducing the<br />

features <strong>of</strong> the World Wide Web and related<br />

utilities. Seniors will explore the vast<br />

resources <strong>of</strong> the internet and learn to access<br />

information using a variety <strong>of</strong> methods.<br />

Intermediate Internet<br />

Internet experience recommended. Topics<br />

covered will include special features <strong>of</strong> the<br />

internet explorer browser program,<br />

temporary internet files and "cookies,"<br />

viruses and virus protection, playing radio<br />

stations over the internet and creating<br />

shortcuts to favorite web sites. Instant<br />

messaging and "chatting", how to personalize<br />

a free e-mail program by setting up filters to<br />

control incoming mail and creating person<br />

folders, spam filters available through<br />

internet service providers, advanced search<br />

techniques and more.<br />

Advanced Computer Class<br />

This class covers aspects <strong>of</strong> a more<br />

sophisticated areas <strong>of</strong> computer. Students<br />

should have a comfortable familiarity with<br />

Windows, using a keyboard and mouse.<br />

Subject matters includes an in-depth look at:<br />

1-Micros<strong>of</strong>t Office applications such as<br />

Word, Excel, and Powerpoint.<br />

2-Internet Safety and Research<br />

3-E-mails Do’s and Don’ts<br />

4-Digital Photography<br />

5-Blogging or mini-website design<br />

Each course is ten (10) sessions. Attendance is<br />

mandatory. You can be removed from class for<br />

missing more than 2 classes<br />

Class Instructors:<br />

Monday & Wednesday - Jared Ortega<br />

Tuesday, Thursday & Friday - Paul Jones

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