LCCC policy - Laramie County Community College

CMAP 1640
(1 cr.)
UNIX Commands
Students acquire the skills necessary
to use the UNIX Operating System for
business or personal use at an introductory
level. Topics include logging into
the system, reading, sharing and finding
files, using a simple e-mail system, and
performing elementary system administration
tasks. Prerequisite: Completion of
DVST 0510 or ENGL 0510 (or equivalent
placement test score).
CMAP 1650
(1 cr.)
Introduction to Networking
This course provides students with
a basic understanding of local area
networking using a popular LAN system.
Students become knowledgeable
about and acquire an understanding of
networking fundamentals (components,
topologies, protocols, and security), and
commonly used network commands.
Prerequisite: Completion of DVST 0510
or ENGL 0510 (or equivalent placement
test score).
CMAP 1680
(3 cr.)
Microcomputer Applications
Students are introduced to microcomputer
applications vital in today’s office,
including DOS (disk operating system),
disk management, files creation and
control, spreadsheet, database creation
and management, and related topics.
Prerequisites: Completion of DVST 0510
or ENGL 0510 and MATH 0920 (or
equivalent placement test scores).
CMAP 1685
(1 cr.)
Using Computers In:
A course in which students acquire
knowledge about current computer concepts,
terminology, and software. Word
processing, spreadsheet, and database
applications focus on a specified curriculum,
which may vary with each offering.
Prerequisite: Completion of DVST 0510
or ENGL 0510 (or equivalent placement
test score).
CMAP 1700
(1-2 cr.)
Word Processing I:
Students acquire beginning word
processing skills including document
creation, deleting and inserting text,
moving, copying, printing, text formatting,
using multiple documents, finding
and replacing text, running spell check,
using writing tools, and creating tables.
Prerequisite: Completion of DVST 0510
or ENGL 0510 (or equivalent placement
test score).
CMAP 1705
(1 cr.)
Word Processing II:
Students acquire intermediate word
processing skills including mail merge
concepts, integrating contact list, creating
labels, sorting text and data, using
styles, templates, using columns and
typesetting by using drawing, graphics,
text special effects, and developing
charts. Prerequisite: Completion of CMAP
1700 or instructor approval.
CMAP 1710
(1 cr.)
Word Processing III:
Students acquire advanced word processing
skills including creating online forms;
writing macros; developing master documents,
indexes, and tables of contents;
and integrating with other applications.
Prerequisite: Completion of CMAP 1705
or instructor approval.
CMAP 1715
(3 cr.)
Word Processing IV:
Word processing essential level skills will
be presented in a semester-long course.
Students use word processing software
to create memorandums, letters, envelopes,
minutes, reports, tables, newsletters,
and related documents.
CMAP 1730
(1 cr.)
Adobe Acrobat I
In this course, students develop the skills
necessary to create, edit, and distribute
PDF documents for business, Web, and
educational purposes. Successful students
learn to create original PDF documents
as well as create them from other
applications including Microsoft Word,
Excel, PowerPoint, and Access.
CMAP 1731
(1 cr.)
Adobe Acrobat II
In this course, students develop the
skills necessary to use advanced Acrobat
features, including edit tracking and comment
features, adding digital signatures
and document security to PDF files,
optimizing PDF documents to meet government
accessibility standards for use
on the World Wide Web, and conducting
online meetings.
CMAP 1732
(1 cr.)
Adobe Acrobat III
In this course, students develop the skills
necessary to create, edit, and distribute
PDF forms with editable fields in a
Web-accessible format, add multimedia
elements to PDF documents, and create
PDF indexes.
CMAP 1750
(1 cr.)
Spreadsheet Applications I:
Students are provided with a basic
understanding of spreadsheet applications.
Students learn how to use spreadsheet
commands to build and maintain
spreadsheets using a popular electronic
spreadsheet program. Prerequisites:
Completion of DVST 0510 or ENGL 0510
and MATH 0920 (or equivalent placement
test score).
CMAP 1755
(1 cr.)
Spreadsheet Applications II:
This course provides students with
a more thorough understanding of
spreadsheet applications. Topics covered
include advanced printing, graphics and
functions, data tables, data query, file
operations, and macros. Prerequisite:
Completion of CMAP 1750 or equivalent
preparation.
CMAP 1760
(1 cr.)
Spreadsheet Applications III:
Students develop advanced skills,
beyond skills taught in CMAP 1755, to
create spreadsheets. Emphasis is on
business applications. Students learn to
create advanced data tables, modeling
using scenario manager, solve complex
problems, import data from other applications,
create and use advanced macros,
and write simple Visual Basic for applications.
Prerequisite: Completion of CMAP
1755 or equivalent preparation.
CMAP 1800
(1 cr.)
Database Applications I:
A study of the techniques used in file
organization, storage, and retrieval using
a popular database management system.
Prerequisite: Completion of DVST 0510 or
ENGL 0510 (or equivalent placement test
score). (Cross-listed as DBMS 1800.)
CMAP 1805
(1 cr.)
Database Applications II:
Students develop intermediate skills
used in creating and using database
applications. Emphasis is on business
applications. Prerequisite: Completion
of CMAP 1800 or instructor permission.
(Cross-listed as DBMS 1805.)
CMAP 1810
(1 cr.)
Database Applications III:
Students develop advanced skills used
in creating and using database applications.
Emphasis is on business applications.
Prerequisite: Completion of CMAP
1805 or instructor permission. (Crosslisted
as DBMS 1810.)
CMAP 1850
(3 cr.)
Desktop Publishing
A course introducing students to desktop
publishing and graphics applications
to create graphs, charts, newsletters,
reports, promotional materials, and
other documents vital for the support of
daily business operations. Prerequisites:
Completion of BOTK 1645 or equivalent
preparation and DVST 0520 or ENGL
0520 (or equivalent placement test
score).
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