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Noncredit Continuing Education
95
QUICKBOOKS AUTOMATED
ACCOUNTING
(Previously OBT 95)
0 Units
STV 95 is an automated accounting program
using QuickBooks software. This is an intro-
ductory course that teaches students to input include: using a design template, using auto
basic business information and transactions,
such as entering customers/vendors and
chart of accounts, as well as writing checks, organizational charts. Lecture/Demonstra-
entering/paying bills and making deposits.
Lecture/Demonstration 28 hours. Recom-
mended preparation: ESL 40 or equivalent.
97
SAGE 50 AUTOMATED ACCOUNTING
(Previously OBT 97)
0 Units
STV 97 is an automated accounting program
using Sage 50 accounting software. This is
an introductory course that teaches students
to input basic business information and
transactions, such as entering customers/
vendors and chart of accounts, as well as
writing checks, entering/paying bills and
making deposits. Lecture/Demonstration
28 hours. Recommended preparation: ESL
40 or equivalent.
100
BEGINNING MICROSOFT WORD
(Previously OBT 100)
0 Units
STV 100 is a basic introduction to word-
processing using Microsoft Word. This is a
beginning level course that teaches students
how to create, edit, print, and store simple
documents. The course also includes format-
ting, search and replace, creating columns,
and headers/footers. Lecture/Demonstration
48 hours. Recommended preparation: ESL
30, typing speed of 25 wpm, and STV 70 or
equivalent.
101
ADVANCED MICROSOFT WORD
(Previously OBT 101)
0 Units
STV 101 is an advanced course of word-
processing using Microsoft Word. This
course teaches the student how to mail
merge, format with special features, add
visual appeal to documents, format with
macros and styles, and protect forms.
Lecture/Demonstration 48 hours. Recom-
mended preparation: ESL 30, typing speed
of 25 wpm and STV 100 or equivalent.
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SHORT TERM VOCATIONAL 249
111
MICROSOFT POWERPOINT
(Previously OBT 111)
0 Units
STV 111 provides students with a basic
introduction to presentation software
using Microsoft PowerPoint. Topics covered
layouts to create a presentation, running a
slide show, inserting clip art, and creating
tion 32 hours. Recommended preparation:
ESL 30, typing speed of 25 wpm, and STV
100 or STV 90, or equivalent.
113
MICROSOFT ACCESS
(Previously OBT 113)
0 Units
STV 113 is a basic introduction to database
using Microsoft Office Access. This is a
beginning level course that teaches the
student how to create tables, define fields,
open and close tables, create relationships
between tables, sort tables, and create reports STV 151 Is a mirrored course for ENGR 101
and forms. Lecture/Demonstration 48.0
hours. Recommended preparation: ESL 30,
typing speed of 25 wpm, and STV 100 or STV
90, or equivalent.
140
INTERNET
(Previously OBT 140)
0 Units
STV 140 provides students with a basic intro-
duction to accessing and using the Internet.
Topics covered include how to connect to
the Internet, use of web browsers, use of
search engines, and how to access services
and information on the Internet. Lecture/
Demonstration 16 hours. Recommended
preparation: ESL 30 or equivalent.
138
MICROSOFT OUTLOOK
(Previously OBT 138)
0 Units
STV 138 provides students with a basic intro-
duction to a personal information manage-
ment (PMI) program using Microsoft Office
Outlook. This is a beginning level course
that includes how to communicate by e-mail,
manage contacts, plan tasks, use schedules,
and manage the inbox. Lecture/Demonstra-
tion 32 hours. Recommended preparation:
ESL 30, typing speed of 25 wpm, STV 100 or
equivalent, STV 90 or equivalent.
150
INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY
(Previously OBT 150)
0 Units
STV 150 provides students with a basic intro-
duction to integrated technology concepts
needed in the business world. The course
focuses on microcomputer (PC) software
and peripheral devices used to enhance
input, output, and storage capability. The
student will move data between applications
(Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access), and
install and use input and output devices
such as smartphones, barcode readers and
cloud storage systems, and demonstrate the
ability to integrate Google Tools while using
Microsoft application software. Lecture 32
hours. Recommended preparation: ESL 40
or equivalent.
151
ENGINEERING DRAFTING AND
BASIC DESIGN MIRRORED COURSE
0 Units
that offers limited seating through noncredit.
It covers the fundamentals of traditional
board drafting, descriptive geometry, ortho-
graphic projection and the graphical commu-
nication of technical engineering informa-
tion. Students learn to create complete and
accurate drawings that concisely communi-
cate an engineering design. Topics include
freehand drawing, lettering, and theory of
orthographic and multi-view projections.
Basic drafting skills, industry standards and
technical graphics practices, and engineer-
ing and architecture scales are presented.
The glass box theory is used to visualize
orthographic projection as well as the
fundamentals of auxiliary views, coordinate
systems, sectioning, dimensioning, inter-
section of planes, visibility, lines and order
of precedence of line types. Coordination
dimensioning and geometric dimensioning
and tolerancing (GD&T) subjects are covered
including location tolerance, datum refer-
ence, tolerance symbols and feature control
frames. Lecture 27 hours and Laboratory
81 hours. Seating in this course is limited.
Permission from the Short Term Vocational
department is mandatory. Recommended
preparation: ENGL 100, ENGL 191, or ESL
141, or the equivalent.