Computer Literacy and Applications;    Course #9130
.50 Credit

Prerequisite: None

This is a hands-on course designed to introduce the student to various productivity applications through a series of customized lesson plans. Students will demonstrate mastery of basic word processing, spreadsheet, database, web page design, graphic design, electronic and physical file management, group interaction and collaboration, hardware and software terminology, keyboarding skills, web-based resources, career exploration and employability skills.

 Additionally, students will explore the pre-history, historical and social implications of computer technology and utilize skills obtained throughout this course of study to present relevant findings in co-curricular assignments such as math, English, and science to a live audience.

 This course satisfies the .50 credit Computer Literacy requirement for high school graduation and acceptance to nationwide universities.

 This course can be taken to satisfy a Humanities requirement.

Word Processing;    Course #9387
.50 Credit

Prerequisite: Computer Lit/Applications

This course continues the basic skills learned in the Introduction to Computer Class.  Students here have an opportunity to expand their skills in word processing, including tables, reports, letters and other types of communication.  Students will learn the use of graphics in word processing.  This course can be taken to satisfy a Humanities requirement.

Advanced Computer Applications/Management Training Program;    Course #9145
.50 Credit

Prerequisite: Word Processing

In this class, students learn more advanced programs such as MS Access, PowerPoint, Excel and others.  Students will work on special projects; those interested in using the computer for business or personal use will find this course useful.  This course satisfies the .50 credit Computer Literacy requirement for high school graduation and entrance into UNR and UNLV.  This course can be taken to satisfy a Humanities requirement.

Web Page Design;    Course #9149
.50 Credit

Prerequisite: None

Students are introduced to the Internet and develop the skills necessary to create their own web page.  Students will create and publish their own web page as well as assisting with the maintenance of the ICDA Intranet web page.

Advanced Computer Technology;    Course #9179
.50 Credit

Prerequisite: Computer Literacy and Applications

This course prepares students to operate, construct and repair IBM compatible personal computers, diagnose problems of personal computers and peripheral devices, install and maintain printers, install, configure and maintain computers operating systems and networking software, and install and set up productivity and other software, Students will also study business ethics, teamwork habits and interpersonal relations for customer service.  Students will build, configure, test and operate a personal computer and install and configure software on the completed machine.