Typing (Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced): a computer typing class that covers all levels of typing. Students learn to type by using a computer program. The program is self-directed, allowing students to progress at their own pace.

PowerPoint 2003 (Beginning or Intermediate):
a graphic presentation program allowing students
to create presentations in a slide format that may be shown during oral reports. It allows the presenter to summarize data and emphasize report highlights. This course covers more advanced techniques such as creating organizational charts, working with Excel worksheets and incorporating slide transitions.

Windows XP: introduces the student to the computer and Windows XP. It provides a full range of powerful programs that may be used independently or in an integrated fashion to efficiently complete all standard office applications. This is an excellent class for a beginning student.

Desktop Publishing: introduces the student to the fundamentals of desktop publishing. The topics covered allow the students to create brochures, flyers and other forms of promotional materials.

Computer Repair (Beginning or Intermediate): introduces the student to the interior operation of a computer. The course covers a review of the computer's motherboard; how to program the computer's hard drive; setup of the computer and performing upgrades to the software, memory and hardware.

Access 2003 (Beginning or Intermediate): shows students how to develop a database to assist them in organizing and sorting information. A database is an organized collection of facts about a particular subject. An Access database is the electronic equivalent of a manual database. It organizes the facts and provides a way to maintain the data electronically.

QuarkXpress: the world's premier electronic publishing software. It provides all the tools required to create, design and deliver high-impact publication in both print and electronic media. In this course students learn to layout and design publications, to print or output a publication, text processing and color management.

Word 2003 (Beginning or Intermediate): a word processing program used for creating and editing documents. In this course students learn to create and print documents, open and edit documents, align and enhance text, format and edit documents, work with multiple-page documents, and use clip art and templates.

A+ Certification: Having an A+ certification proves that you have a broad base of knowledge and competency in core hardware and operating system technologies including installation, configuration, diagnosing, preventive maintenance and basic networking. This course prepares students for this certification exam.

Also available Network+ Certification or Client and Server Architecture preparations.

Excel 2003 (Beginning or Intermediate): a spreadsheet program. Spreadsheets are reports that are used for business and financial application that analyze data in a table format. Any data that needs analysis using formulas and that can be arranged in a table should be in a spreadsheet.

MCSE Training for XP Professional - Preparation for Microsoft Certified System Engineering (MCSE) Exam 70 –270: Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Windows XP Professional.

Children's Program

The Africa Ministry Youth and Education Committee have created a technology program to expand the boundaries of our children’s knowledge of self and their surroundings. The program aims to help our children use the power of computer technology to explore their culture. The goal is to assist the children with making the connection between self and environment. Students will learn how to create power point presentations showing the correlation between Africans/African Americans from the past in their present lives.

Age group 9 to 18.

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