Continuing EduCation - Dutchess Community College

CRN # Section Time day/Date(s) Location Instructor FeeCST038 Dreamweaver Level 1(12 hours) Explore the industry-leading web authoring software. Build a sample page using CSS(Cascading Style Sheets) for styling and layout. Work with text, lists, Spry widgets, tables and images.Navigate a site internally and externally using links, image links, navigation bars and tabbed panels.Text: “Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Classroom in a Book” with CD Adobe Press. ISBN-13: 978-0-321-57381-05138 90 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (MW) 6/21-6/30 DS TBA $180CST034 CS4 Dreamweaver Level 2(12 hours) Explore techniques for interactivity using behaviors and events. Collect information usingforms. Understand the CSS box model and the use of tags. Insert a Flash file. Work with sitemanagement using templates, library items and includes. Publish a site to the web.Text: “Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Classroom in a Book” with CD Adobe Press. ISBN: 0-21-57381-15139 90 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (MW) 7/12-7/21 DS TBA $180WORD PROCESSINGA variety of word processing software packages are currently on the market. Each one has a slightlydifferent style and ease of use. All offer the standard word processing function of creating, editing,formatting, printing and saving documents. At DCC each student has access to their own computerand do not share a unit. Prerequisite: CST004 or working knowledge of computers is required.CST129 Introduction to Word Basic 2007(15 hours) Learn to use this standard word process to create and edit documents. Topics includeexploring word tools and menus, copying, pasting, using the office clipboard, formatting basics,creating headers and footers, working with margins and page layout, using proofing tools.5140 90 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (TR) 5/18-6/1 DS TBA $154CST137 Word Intermediate 2007(15 hours) Increase efficiency and productivity, with formatting paragraphs and long documents,utilizing line spacing, tabs, alignment, bullets and section breaks. Create and edit tables, managefiles and folders, enhance documents with graphics and symbols.5141 90 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (TR) 6/3-6/17 DS TBA $154DATABASE MANAGEMENTDatabase management software helps the user create a database, ask questions (query), generatereports and forms, interface with non-database applications, create new files from existing ones, andupdate data. Several software packages provide these functions with various degrees of complexityor ease of use. At DCC each student has access to their own computer and do not share a unit.Prerequisite: CST004 or working knowledge of computers is required.CST202 Access - Basic 2007(5 sessions/15 hours) Learn to use Access’s powerful data management tools. Topics include:database concepts and terminology, exploring Access tools and menus, navigation, entering andediting records, creating and modifying tables, working with filtering and sorting options, creatingand modifying simple queries, using and modifying forms, planning and creating reports, andexploring modifying field types and relationships. Required text: “Access 2007” Benchmark series.Student must purchase from the college bookstore.5142 10 9:00 a.m. – noon (MW) 6/14-6/28 DCC TBA $185CST217 Access Intermediate 2007(5 sessions / 15 hours) Enhance your access skills and efficiency by: creating multiple table queries,creating calculated query fields, building summary and and/or queries, developing and customizingform and sub forms, customizing and formatting reports, sharing access information with other officeprograms, creating and working with data access pages, and using advanced query options such asupdate, make-table, and append/delete.Required text: “Access 2007 core” Benchmark series - student must purchase from DCC bookstore5143 10 9:00 a.m. – noon (MW) 7/12-7/26 DCC TBA $185SPREADSHEETSSpreadsheets are used for projections, planning, budgeting and risk analysis. Classes will cover thebasic concepts of creating, editing, formatting, formulae, functions and printing. Advanced classeswill cover: macros, graphs and database structures. Each student is assigned a computer10Summer 2010 | Dutchess Community College Non-Credit Courses and Programs