Computer modules are short mini-courses that provide a convenient way for students to acquire specific computing skills. Modules explore one computer topic at a time, and are taught as five-week sessions throughout the term. Modules focus on the correct use of the specific hardware and software available at Central, and on the types of assignments students are likely to see in other college courses.

Computer modules are offered in the College Division, and are numbered as follows:

Coll Div 111 -- Introduction to Computer Applications (Microsoft Office)

Coll Div 115 -- Introduction to Desktop Publishing (PageMaker)

Coll Div 116 -- Introduction to the Internet (E-mail, Lynx, Netscape, etc.)

Coll Div 118 -- Introduction to Electronic Presentations (PowerPoint)

Details:

• First and second year students and transfers may take 111. All students may take 115,116 and 118.
• Each course is one semester hour of credit.
• Space is limited. Check the online class list for section and availability information.
• Students may register for modules after regular classes have started, but before the module has begun. However for the best chance of getting into a computer module, register for it with your other classes.
• In addition to computer modules, general computing courses are offered through the Mathematics / Computer Science Department. See the college catalog for more information.
• One-time non-credit computer workshops on various topics are also offered to students. Watch for announcements.