Windows NT 4.0

Description

This course is designed for individuals with little or no experience in using Windows NT. Basic computer hardware and software concepts are covered, and students will learn how to perform routine yet necessary operations in working with Windows NT. Attention is given to disk and file management techniques.

Outcome Summary

Participant will be able to:

• Identify some fundamental personal computing concepts and terminology; examine and identify   components of the Windows NT 4.0 screen;  (NACFAM CT7, CT 8, CT9, A requirement for all CU standards)
• Work with windows by using buttons and dragging techniques; work with multiple programs by using the taskbar to switch between and tile windows; observe the contents of a hard disk creating  desktop shortcuts
• Display contents of disks by using the Windows NT Explorer; create a folder by using the shortcut menu; copy and move documents and folders and sort and locate documents by using the Windows NT Explorer
• Prepare a disk for use by using the Format command; copy and move groups of documents; delete and restore documents by using the Recycle Bin
• Use the Edit, Copy and Edit and Paste commands
• Identify some fundamental concepts and terminology of computer networks; observe shared resources by using the Network Neighborhood icon; access shared data; and connect to a remote printer

Who Should Attend

Individuals desiring to gain a comfort level with the Windows NT operating environment.

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 123 Windows NT Level 1
MICR 223 Windows NT Level 2