This five-session course is for people
with no computer experience or who are computer-phobic. It
provides a broad view of how personal computers (PCs) are used in
the home and office. Topics covered
include: computer terminology, PC hardware and Microsoft's Windows. The course includes examples,
using games, Word (word processing), Excel (spreadsheets), and
Explorer (for browsing the internet).
This course serves as a foundation for learning specific applications.
PAUL SPINDEL is the founder of a
technology and management consulting firm that serves government,
corporate and small business interests. He directed the Center for
Advanced Technology at Columbia University.
Date/Time:
Five Mondays, starting 3/1 (no class
3/29); 4 - 6 pm
This five-session course is for people
with no computer experience or who are computer-phobic. It
provides a broad view of how personal computers (PCs) are used in
the home and office. Topics covered
include: computer terminology, PC hardware and Microsoft's Windows. The course includes examples,
using games, Word (word processing), Excel (spreadsheets), and
Explorer (for browsing the internet).