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Home Back to ARC Classes	BUSTEC 100, 300-301 Keyboard/Applications and Skill Building
Computer Science Information Technology Area Office Liberal Arts 133 Phone: (916) 484-8361 Fax: (916) 484-8673 CSIT Website ARC Homepage	BUSTEC 100 course is designed for individuals with keyboarding skills (ability to touch type) who want to improve their speed and accuracy. Individualized skill improvement plans are based on computerized assessment of keyboarding speed and accuracy. Enroll any time throughout the semester. Earn one unit of credit for each module successfully completed. Certification testing is available. Individuals interested in beginning keyboarding should enroll in BUSTEC 300. BUSTEC 300 course provides computer training for employment or personal use. Module one covers keyboarding and skill development techniques. Modules two and three introduce Microsoft Word (word processing software) and basic formats for business correspondence - memorandums, letters, e-mail, tables, and reports. Students may enroll at any time during the semester and earn one unit of credit for each module successfully completed. BUSTEC 301 develops computer keyboarding, word processing, and document production skills. Formatting applications include business correspondence and reports, tables and charts, form templates, flyers, newsletters, and in-basket projects. Students may enroll up to the twelfth week. Credit is based on the number of modules successfully completed. Instructor's College Email - Home Email
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