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Course Listings 2017-2018 312 COMPUTER FOUNDATIONS (ISP) ISP105 192 Clock Hours Computer Information Systems Overview of computer technology, concepts, terminology, and the role of computers in business and society. Discussion of social and ethical issues related to computers. Use of word processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation software. Includes uses of application software and the Internet for efficient and effective problem solving. Exploration of relevant emerging technologies. Prerequisite: None. ISP108A 36 Clock Hours Keyboarding I This keyboarding skills course teaches students to use the computer keyboard to enter letters, numbers, and symbols (15 WPM @ 98% accuracy). Prerequisite: None. ISP108B 36 Clock Hours Keyboarding II This keyboarding skills course teaches students to use the computer keyboard to enter letters, numbers, and symbols. If you are already an experienced typist, you will learn to type faster and more accurately (25 WPM @ 98% accuracy). Prerequisite: None. ISP108C 72 Clock Hours Keyboarding III This keyboarding skills course teaches students to use the computer keyboard to enter letters, numbers, and symbols. If you are already an experienced typist, you will learn to type faster and more accurately (35 WPM @ 98% accuracy). Prerequisite: None. ISP108D 144 Clock Hours Keyboarding IV This keyboarding skills course teaches students to use the computer keyboard to enter letters, numbers, and symbols. If you are already an experienced typist, you will learn to type faster and more accurately (50 WPM @ 98% accuracy). Prerequisite: None. ISP118 48 Clock Hours Computer Essentials Students learn computer concepts, how to navigate an operating system, control programs, manage files locally and in the "Cloud", and search the internet. Students will establish email habits necessary to accomplish workplace success. In Microsoft Word, students learn how to create and edit a document and upload assignments. With Microsoft Excel, students learn how to create and edit worksheets using simplified formulas and functions. Prerequisite: None. ISP120 144 Clock Hours Microsoft Access® Using Microsoft Access, students learn to create and build a database; define table relationships; maintain and query a database; create forms and reports. Students learn to create advanced queries; enhance table designs; use form tools; and create custom forms and reports. Students learn to share, integrate, and analyze data; use action queries; and advanced table relationships. Students learn to automate tasks with Macros and create VBA code for a database. In addition, students learn to manage and secure a database. Prerequisite: None. ISP120A 42 Clock Hours Microsoft Access®: Basic Using Microsoft Access, students learn to create and build a database; define table relationships; maintain and query a database; create forms and reports. Prerequisite: None.