CSIT 110 — Introduction to Computers and Computer Applications
The course familiarizes students with the interaction of computer hardware, software, and ethics. Students will gain a fundamental understanding of personal computers and computer networking. Microsoft Windows and the Internet, an introduction to Microsoft Office, computer security, ethical and safe uses of technology, safety, and popular word processing, spreadsheet, and database tools. Emphasis in this course is on developing practical applications for personal productivity and safety. The course assumes no prior computing experience. Code 3 course fee.
Part of
- Early Childhood and Elementary Education Concentration
- Elementary and Middle School Education Concentration
- Forensic Psychology Concentration
- Political Science and Public Administration Concentration
- Psychology Concentration
- Sociology and Anthropology Concentration
- Social Work Concentration
- Computer Technology Option, Associate in Applied Science
- English Education Concentration
- History Education Concentration
- History Concentration
- Environmental Health Concentration
- Physical Education Concentration
- Public Health Concentration