Tech Labs

See Item Numbers Below • (1 Credit Each)

The following courses are offered as self-paced, 1-credit modules that are administered in an online environment. All classes are continuous enrollment and can be taken in any order.

Course Description:

BCC Online Classes - The individual course description, including prerequisites and other course information is accessible by clicking on the gray buttons under each course listing, below.

For information about how this course will fulfill degree requirements for your program, see the degree planning page on the current BCC Catalog online.

Courses:

Instructor: F. Hakim
fhakim@bcc.ctc.edu

BTS 105 Beginning Keyboarding: Alphabet Keys
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BTS 106 Beginning Keyboarding: Figure & Symbol Keys
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BTS 107 Beginning Keyboarding: Keypad & Skillbuilding
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BTS 173 Windows Basics
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BTS 174 Windows File & Disk Management Basics
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Instructor: K. Rowley
krowley@bcc.ctc.edu

BTS 141 Presentation Applications: Beginning
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BTS 142 Presentation Applications: Intermediate
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BTS 143 Presentation Applications: Advanced
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Instructor: L. Kilpatrick
lkilpatr@bcc.ctc.edu

BTS 151 Spreadsheet Applications: Charts & Formatting
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BTS 152 Spreadsheet Applications: Formulas & Functions
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BTS 153 Spreadsheet Applications: Data Lists/Pivot Tables
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BTS 154 Spreadsheet Applications: Links, VLookUps & Templates
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BTS 155 Spreadsheet Applications: Advanced Logic Functions
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Instructor: Staff
Staff

BTS 181 Word Processing: Editing & Formatting
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BTS 182 Word Processing: Tables, Columns & Graphics
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BTS 183 Word Processing: Sharing Documents
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BTS 184 Word Processing: Managing Long Documents
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BTS 185 Word Processing: Forms & Macros
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Online Class Requirements: Questions? Call (425) 564-2438. To participate in an online course, students must have access to the class via an Internet account, including e-mail and Web access via a browser which is Java enabled. Basic computer literacy is essential. For more information about minimum equipment and skills to succeed in online learning, see the "Online Course Information" document on the menu to the right.

Starting Online Classes: Print out and read the course syllabus. E-mail the instructor if required. How and when to start classes will be posted on the Distance Education Website before the beginning of the quarter.