Windows 98
Introduction

Description

This course is designed for individuals with little or no experience in using Windows 98. Students will gain exposure to basic computer hardware and software concepts, learn how to use necessary features and operations of  Windows 98. Attention is given to disk and file management.

Outcome Summary

Participant will be able to:

• Learn fundamental personal computing concepts and terminology (NACFAM CT7, CT9, A requirement for all CU standards)
• Examine and identify components of the Windows 98 screen
• Learn mouse techniques to select desktop objects and menu items, and work with open windows
• Learn how to get assistance by using the Windows Help feature
• View contents of folders using Windows Explorer and My Computer; create desktop shortcuts to access software programs
• Locate files and folders in the hierarchy by using the Find command
• Use Windows Explorer to create and rename folders, copy and move documents and folders
• Delete and restore document by using the Recycle Bin
• Use the Edit, Copy, and Paste commands between different Microsoft applications.
• Create and delete desktop shortcuts
• Customize the appearance of the desktop by using the Control Panel and setting desktop properties

Who Should Attend

Individuals desiring to gain a comfort level with the Windows 98 operating system.

Length

7 hours

Prerequisites

Some experience in using a computer is very helpful.

Learning Environment

Instructor-led/group-paced class with structured hands-on learning activities.

Maximum/Minimum Enrollment

10/3

Catalog Number

MICR 121