2007 is a windows application that consists of several applications, each designed to perform a specific tasks. Word 2007 is a word processor application used to produce professional-looking documents such as letters, resumes, and reports. Excel 2007 is a spreadsheet application used to organize, analyze, and chart data. PowerPoint 2007 is a presentation application used to organize and format slides. Outlook 2007 is an e-mail client with tools for organizing and searching email; and Publishing 2007 is desktop publishing application used to create publications such as newsletters and business reports. Computer Technology Introduction to Computer and Networking Technology I - Computer & Networking Technology I is a course offered to all students in grades tenth through twelfth that deals with computer hardware, operating systems, cabling, and networking for students interested in a career in Information Technology. During this course students will disassemble, configure and reassemble a working PC. Students will obtain skills required to become a certified hardware and software technician. Introduction to Computer and Networking Technology II - Computer & Networking Technology II is a offered to all students in grades tenth through twelfth that continues the learning of trouble shooting, and setting up of computer networks. This course is for students that have completed and passed and Networking Technology I. During this course “Computer students will configure and assemble a working Windows based networks. Students successfully completing this program will be prepared to take the CompTia A+ certification test. Construction The SCPS construction program is currently aligned with NCCER (National Center for Construction Education and Research). This is a national construction education program of study that allows students to become nationally certified in the area of construction. If a student successfully completes these classes, they will have a national certification and be listed in a national data bank for employers to view. With a average they will also receive four credits from Wor-Wic Community ‘B’ College for Basic Construction Techniques I and II.
2007 is a windows application that consists of several applications, each designed to perform a specific tasks. Word 2007 is a word processor application used to produce professional-looking documents such as letters, resumes, and reports. Excel 2007 is a spreadsheet application used to organize, analyze, and chart data. PowerPoint 2007 is a presentation application used to organize and format slides. Outlook 2007 is an e-mail client with tools for organizing and searching email; and Publishing 2007 is desktop publishing application used to create publications such as newsletters and business reports. Computer Technology Introduction to Computer and Networking Technology I - Computer & Networking Technology I is a course offered to all students in grades tenth through twelfth that deals with computer hardware, operating systems, cabling, and networking for students interested in a career in Information Technology. During this course students will disassemble, configure and reassemble a working PC. Students will obtain skills required to become a certified hardware and software technician. Introduction to Computer and Networking Technology II - Computer & Networking Technology II is a offered to all students in grades tenth through twelfth that continues the learning of trouble shooting, and setting up of computer networks. This course is for students that have completed and passed “Computer and Networking Technology I. During this course students will configure and assemble a working Windows based networks. Students successfully completing this program will be prepared to take the CompTia A+ certification test. Construction The SCPS construction program is currently aligned with NCCER (National Center for Construction Education and Research). This is a national construction education program of study that allows students to become nationally certified in the area of construction. If a student successfully completes these classes, they will have a national certification and be listed in a national data bank for employers to view. With a ‘B’ average they will also receive four credits from Wor-Wic Community College for Basic Construction Techniques I and II.