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A course taught by Kenn Skorupa from the School for New Learning at DePaul University. |
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| Course Description:
Using Your Computer Creatively Computers, we all have them, we all use them, but do we enjoy them? Our computers do many wonderful things. Understanding what they can do and how they can help us to accomplish our own unique needs are two different levels of understanding. In this course we will explore how to use current programs to save time, enrich presentations, and access the multitude of interesting and useful information and images available literally at our fingertips. Students will explore creative uses of word processing, Internet searches, and presentation technology to enhance their skills and final products for work, school and pleasure. |
| Course Prerequisites:
Basic familiarity with Windows 95/98 and Microsoft Word is required. An existing student email account on DePaul's Shrike system is required for class participation and can be obtained through DePaul ID Services at 312.362.5959 or online. |
| Pre-'99 Competencies:
PW-3: Can explain the elements of a computing system and develop or adapt applications to solve problems. AL-M: Can create an original work of art using an electronic medium and can discuss the creative process. WW: Can develop multi-media presentations for use in the workplace. |
| BA'99 Competencies:
S-5: Information Technology: Understands and can work with computer systems, software, and operating systems most commonly used by computing professionals, both on mainframes and microcomputers. A-2-D: Can create an original work of art using an electronic medium and can discuss the creative process. F-X: Can develop multi-media presentations for use in the workplace. |