CS 100
Introduction to Computers
This course provides an introduction to the computer, its operation, capabilities, and limitations. Students learn how to use Windows effectively and how to access information on the World Wide Web. Fall. Group: III.

CS 205
Introduction to Microsoft Word 2010 for Windows (2 credits)
Students use the tools of this word processing program to create effective written documents. Microsoft Word can be used to create documents from simple text to complex projects, including mailings and publications. See semester schedule. Fall.
Prerequisite: CS 100 or permission. Group: III.

CS/ED 206
Exploring Technology in the Classroom
Refer to description under Education Courses.

CS 210
Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010 for Windows (2 credits)
Students explore the versatility, power, and applications of spreadsheet software. Microsoft Excel is used to organize data, perform calculations, make decisions, graph data, and develop professional-looking reports. See semester schedule. Spring.
Prerequisite: CS 100 or permission. Group: III.

CS 211
Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 for Windows (2 credits)
Students use Microsoft PowerPoint to create professional-looking presentations for use in academic or business environments, including the use of outlines, graphics, drawing, clip art, and presentation management. Fall.
Prerequisite: CS 100 or permission. Group: III.

CS 212
Introduction to Microsoft Access 2010 for Windows (2 credits)
A database is a collection of data organized so that it can be accessed, retrieved, and used effectively. Microsoft Access is database management software that allows the user to create, search, and maintain databases, and create useful reports and forms. See semester schedule. Spring.
Prerequisite: CS 100 or permission. Group: III.

*Note: Two different 2-credit CS courses must be completed to satisfy one of the course requirements for Group III, Breadth of Knowledge.