Computer Applications (R CSIS)

Students who enroll for college credit and achieve a minimum grade of “C” in each of the required courses (RCSIS 120, 121, 137, and 170) may apply for a Palomar College Software Applications Specialist Certificate of Proficiency. ROP courses taken for college credit may also apply to other certificates or degrees available through the College.

109 QuickBooks

This course provides entry-level training in the QuickBooks financial management system, a comprehensive software package tailored to meet the needs of small businesses. Instruction provides an introduction to the system, including setting up and managing basic financial functions. Students use PCs and printers to set up accounts and categories, record and track transactions, and prepare reports. Employment possibilities include bookkeeper, accounting clerk, administrative assistant, administrative secretary, office manager, and other positions in a small business environment which might require a familiarity with the QuickBooks system. Approximately 32 hours of attendance is required to attain basic competency.

110 Website Development with XHTML (2 units)

This course provides a foundation to Internet/Intranet technologies. This course primarily teaches the skills required to develop and publish Web sites utilizing XHTML.  Participants will also learn how to use Internet tools to search for information, transfer files, send and receive email messages, access applications, and select an Internet service provider.

120 Microcomputer Applications (3 units)

Hands-on experience with microcomputers and microcomputer applications featuring the use of Windows, word processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation graphics software. May be taken four times.

121 Microcomputer Applications – Advanced (3 units)

Prerequisite: R CSIS 120
This course builds upon fundamental knowledge of Windows operation system and Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint) to progress into advanced functions of each element as well as integration of various elements. May be taken two times.