Microsoft Office Specialist

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Exams and textbooks are not included in price.
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Increase your employability! Learn techniques to increase comfort, performance and efficiencies when using Microsoft Office applications.
This hands-on program includes instruction and practice of the following programs: Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and Outlook.
This course prepares the student to take the MOS Certification Exams MO-100 and MO-101 (Word), MO-200 and MO-201 (Excel), MO-300 (PowerPoint), MO-400 (Outlook), and MO-500 (Access) exams.
In This Course You'll Learn To:
- perform merges, add tables and graphics and share documents in Microsoft Word
- create formulas, manage data, format and print in Microsoft Excel
- create databases, manage query criteria, report and form design, group data and establish relationships in Microsoft Access
- create slide shows, import content from other applications, add tables and graphics, animate and utilize advanced formatting skills in Microsoft PowerPoint
- manage e-mail, create folders, add signatures and attachments, schedule appointments, organize contact lists and create and update tasks in Microsoft Outlook
Admission Requirements:
- GED or high school diploma
- Basic computer skills
Upcoming Courses
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Capital: CA-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 860-906-5130
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Gateway: GW-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 203-285-2300
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Housatonic: HC-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 203-332-5057
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Manchester: MA-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 860-512-2800
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Middlesex: MX-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 860-343-5865
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Naugatuck Valley: NV-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 203-575-8029
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Norwallk: NK-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 203-857-7080
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Tunxis: TX-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 860-773-1443
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