We offer a wide range of courses covering many aspects in computing. Included are courses in visual presentations, Web site development, computer graphics, desktop publishing, Web animation, data analysis, spreadsheets, and word processing.

Before coming to class, please print the course guide to use for note taking and following along. Click on the "Guide" link for the specific course that you would like.

You may also download the course sample files that are used during the class. We recommend that you download the files to your computer's desktop. The Windows course sample files are contained in a self-extracting executable, (.exe ) file. The Macintosh sample files are contained in a ZIP archive. After downloading the ZIP archive, you will need to unzip them. This will create a folder on your computer containing all of the sample files used for the inidividual course.

Windows Users

Firefox

1. Click the "Files" link for the sample files you wish to download. Firefox should prompt you to "Save" the file.
2. Click the "Save" button. The file with a ".exe" extension will saved.
3. Once it is downloaded to your computer, double-click on the ".exe" file. A folder will be created that will contain the sample files for the course.

Internet Explorer

1. Click the "Files" link for the sample files you wish to download. Internet Explorer will prompt you to "Run" or "Save" the file.
2. Click the "Save" button. Make sure that you save the file on your computer's desktop.
3. Once it is downloaded to your computer, double-click on the ".exe" file. A folder will be created that will contain the sample files for the course.

Macintosh Users

Safari

1. Click the "Files" link for the sample files you wish to download.
2. The file should automatically unzip on your desktop and a folder will be created that will contain the sample files for the course.

Firefox

1. Click the "Files" link for the sample files you wish to download. Firefox should prompt you to "Save" the file.
2. Click the "Save" button. The file with a ".zip" extension will be saved.
3. Once it is downloaded to your computer, double-click the downloaded "zip" file. A folder will be created that will contain the sample files for the course.

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Last Modified:
September 29, 2008
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