Business Certificates: Computer Software Fundamentals
These certificates offer students accelerated programs to quickly build the skills necessary to compete for desirable career opportunities in Lincoln County and beyond. The best businesses and offices rely heavily on talented, professional, and expertly trained administrative team members. Have more questions about OCCC’s business certificate and degree programs? Contact us any time for a prompt, personal reply.
Computer Software Fundamentals Certificate
Outcomes: Be prepared for entry-level positions in related fields. Learn new computer applications and office skills. Upgrade existing computer applications and office skills.
Courses: CAS 122: Keyboarding for Speed/Accuracy (3) CAS 133: Basic Computer Skills/MS Office (4) CAS 170: Beginning Excel (3) CAS 216: Beginning Word (3) Total Credits: 13 Credits
Pre-Requisites: Placement in Writing 115, Reading 115, and Math 20 Keyboarding by touch or CAS 121 Additional skill requirements are specified in course descriptions
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