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Course Descriptions
Basic Business Network
Management
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Learn the basics about Domains and Active Directory. Explore the world
of TCP/IP. Set up your own domain and learn to create users, change
passwords, create shares and login scripts that automatically connect
users to the proper network folders when they log on. Learn all this and
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Class lessons will include using the built-in maintenance utilities and
installation of virus software and Spyware prevention and removal tools.
In addition there will be a lesson on backing up important files in case
of any unforeseen problems and creating an Emergency Recovery Disk (ERD). |
Home Networking
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Learn to set up and configure a home network with 2 or more PCs to allow
sharing of the Internet, printers and other external hardware. Learn
what hardware and tools are needed to accomplish tasks and how to
resolve issues with connectivity and configuration. One hour of free
onsite assistance and unlimited phone calls for 14 days beyond the end
of the last class are included in tuition. This 4-week class will
involve removing and adding hardware to a PC. There is a $40 material
fee (wireless extra) for the parts to connect two PCs (a 10 % discount
from the regular price). Hardware for additional PCs can be purchased
through the instructor or any other dealer. |
Microsoft
Internet
Explorer/Outlook Express E-mail
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Gain more knowledge about the World Wide Web. We’ll provide you with
search tips, browser maintenance, and hijack and virus prevention help.
Also, learn how to use Outlook Express e-mail an added component of the
Internet Explorer software. |
Microsoft
Access -
Introduction
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Since its introduction in 1992, Microsoft Access has become one of the
most versatile applications in the Office suite. This versatility is
evidenced by the rich set of tools that even the most experienced
database user can take advantage of, while offering the same level of
simplicity as the other Office applications for first-time database
users.
Introduction - This class gives an overview of the overall
capabilities of the program and addresses design of miniature database
applications. Learn how to create, save, modify, and print Tables,
Forms, Queries, Reports and Switchboards in Microsoft Access. |
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For many people, Microsoft Excel continues to be the technology on which
they rely on a daily basis. These users rely on Excel to access,
process, analyze, share, and display the information with which they run
their business. At the same time, Excel use is no longer relegated just
to the accounting and finance departments. Everyday users need to
access, analyze, create, and navigate through important data.
Introduction- Learn
the toolbars, screens, entering basic text, formulas and functions in
Excel. Create charts of your work. Become proficient at sorting and
filtering your data. Understand Excel's contribution to mail merge in
Word.
Intermediate - This
class is designed for more experienced Excel users. Highlights of this
class include correcting formula mistakes, formatting your spreadsheet,
freezing panes, hide/unhide column & rows and modifying charts
Advanced - Further
your Excel knowledge by learning how to link worksheets and workbooks
together. Use linking to create formulas that refer to numbers or
formula results in other workbooks and/or worksheets. Learn more about
the track changes and tracing options.
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Learn the full capability of this mail, scheduling and organization
application. You’ll work more efficiently by organizing your tasks on
your computer.
Outlook E-mail (vs.
Outlook Express) - Understand how electronic mail works and learn how to
use this extensive e-mail software package. Learn the differences
between Outlook E-mail and Outlook Express.
Outlook Contacts:
Enter in contact information. Learn the function and proper use of
contact categories and the integration with Word’s mail merge feature.
Outlook Tasks & Journal:
Keep track of your projects and deadlines using these application
features. Track calls and project work for billing purposes. Use the
journal to track work on office documents.
Outlook Calendar: Set
your schedule up in this calendar application. Learn how to enter
appointments, set reminders, and more.
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Microsoft Word
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Microsoft Word is currently
one of the most commonly used applications for creating critical
documents such as reports, letters, business plans, and more for the
World Wide Web and for print.
Introduction to Word:
Learn how to create, save,
modify and print documents in Microsoft Word. This class gives an
overview of the overall capabilities of the program, and addresses basic
Word processing tasks.
Intermediate Word:
Enhance the look of your
documents by learning formatting techniques & by gaining the ability to
create mail merges for letters, labels, envelopes and more.
Advanced Word:
Build on your knowledge of
this application by learning about advanced formatting options such as
form templates, automatic table of contents, and macros.
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Communicating ideas effectively is the cornerstone of being successful
in today’s business environment. PowerPoint has long helped users
present their ideas in a clear and concise manner by giving them a set
of easy-to-use tools that make their presentations look professional.
Introduction to
PowerPoint:
Learn how to create, save,
modify, run and print slide show presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint.
This class gives an overview of the overall capabilities of the program,
and addresses basic slide show design and presentation. |
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Create company newsletters, mailings and more using Microsoft Publisher.
Bring in the content from your word processor and do the design and
layout using the templates provided or create your own customized
layout. |
Microsoft Windows
XP, Vista and Windows 7
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The Windows operating system has become the most
popularly used operating system in the business industry as well as on
personal desktops. Over the years, the features of the operating system
have evolved. We offer training in the most recent Windows versions. Our
Windows classes teach people the basic operating system features as well
as system maintenance. |
PC File Management
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Organize files on your computer like you would in your office filing
cabinet. Learn how to create folders, subfolders and copy, or move files
between these new directories. Further your knowledge of shortcuts and
learn to rename files. Understand the various views and use of Windows
Explorer and My Computer. |
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Learn more about the inside of your PC. Come to our office and learn how
to upgrade or build your own PC. This course takes you through building
a pc from the case out. If desired, you can purchase the parts to make
your own pc and build it under the supervision of an A+ qualified
instructor. |
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Learn how to use QuickBooks for your
everyday accounting needs including purchasing, sales, accounts
receivable and accounts payable, banking, finances and equipment,
employees and pay roll and taxes. |
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Learn to track your income, expenses, investments, assets, household
inventory, etc. all through a single application and prepare for the
easiest tax season ever. |
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Learn about setting up a web based or PC
based intranet for your company. We will provide a demonstration for
anyone wishing to learn more about these services. SoHo Technical
Consulting also can provide setup and training for this at your home or
office. |
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