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the world today. This hands-on course
will survey the concepts related to
using word processing software and the
dedicated utilization of such software.
A strong emphasis will be placed on
applying word processing skills in a
variety of situations and subject areas.
IM 122
Microsoft Excel
1 credit (CS)
Computer software is a valuable tool in
the world today. This hands-on course
will survey the concepts related to
using Spreadsheet software and the
dedicated utilization of such software.
A strong emphasis will be placed on
applying Spreadsheet skills in a variety
of situations and subject areas.
IM 123
Microsoft Access
1 credit (CS)
Computer software is a valuable tool in
the world today. This hands-on course
will survey the concepts related to
using database software and the
dedicated utilization of such software.
A strong emphasis will be placed on
applying database skills in a variety of
situations and subject areas.
IM 128
Electronic Publishing
3 credits (CS)
This course introduces students to the
concepts and practice of electronic
publishing. Most of the course consists
of intensive training with electronic
publishing software supporting student
projects in the College laboratories.
Analysis of student projects and study
of design principles train students to
distinguish excellent quality in
publishing products and to create
projects that conform to industry
standards for excellence.
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IM 325
Data Processing and Information
Management
3 credits (CS)
This course deals with business data
processing systems usage, applications
and issues. Preparation and analysis of
reports and use of data in management
decisions is included. Data processing
and analysis are applied to common
aspects in management. (Offered
annually).
Prerequisite: IM 120 Introduction to
Computers with a minimum grade of “C”
IM 326
E-Commerce
3 credits (CS)
Electronic commerce (EC) describes
doing business – primarily buying and
selling of goods and services – on the
Web. Thanks to its 24x7 availability,
global reach, and interaction and
information delivery capabilities, the
Web is rapidly becoming a multi-billion
dollar source of revenue for doing
business across the globe. This course
will help students perceive and
understand the opportunities and risks
that lie ahead for e-commerce and EC
Web sites. Students should be able to
identify the technological, business, and
social forces that have shaped the
growth of e-commerce and extend that
understanding into the years ahead.
The course will also develop an
understanding of online marketing as it
applies to the Internet.
Languages
LG 111
Beginning Spanish I
3 credits (AS)
This course introduces students to the
fundamental skills necessary to
communicate in Spanish. The course
also enables students to become
familiar with a culture other than their