Digital Art Saturdays
Spring 2010
No Prerequisites
PHOTOSHOP
MIC 104P, Item 1961, Section 01, Room 3173, Saturdays, 9:00A - 11:10A, 2 Credits, 4/10 - 6/12/2010
This Saturday class teaches beginning to intermediate skills in one of the leading, digital imaging programs for
web and print design. You’ll learn to create, manipulate and edit images. Gain valuable know-how in resizing
image files and saving in various formats appropriate to project needs. Produce special effects using filters,
masks and other techniques. This class is open to all students; also meets the requirements for the Institute of
English program. Instructor Mike Anitas.
FLASH
MIC 104F, Item 1962, Section 01, Room 3173, Saturdays, 11:30A - 1:40P, 2 Credits, 4/10 - 6/12/2010
This Saturday class teaches beginning to intermediate skills in one of the most popular technologies for creating
animated, interactive content, such as cartoons, games and other graphic illustrations that can be used on
websites. This class is open to all students; also meets the requirements for the Institute of English program.
Instructor Hugh Miller.
DREAMWEAVER
MIC 104D, Item 1963, Section 01, Room 3173, Saturdays, 2:00P - 4:10P, 2 Credits, 4/10 - 6/12/2010
This Saturday class teaches beginning to intermediate skills in one of the leading web development software tools.
Enables students to easily create websites containing graphics and multimedia elements with no programming
knowledge. This class is open to all students; also meets the requirements for the Institute of English program.
Instructor Hugh Miller.
Taught by leading industry experts
Seattle Central Community College • Applications Support Program
1701 Broadway, Room 3176, Seattle, WA 98122
206.587-3830 • http://seattlecentral.edu/course/class-schedule.php
Online Computer Courses
Spring 2010
INTRODUCTION TO MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS WITH MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007
MIC 101, Item 9138, Section OL, 4 Credits, 4/5 - 6/18/2010, Instructor: Yun Moh
No computer experience necessary. Microsoft applications for Windows. Includes an overview of Windows, File
Management, Internet, Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
MICROSOFT ACCESS DATABASE MANAGEMENT
MIC120, Item 9145, ONLINE section, 4 Credits, 4/5 - 6/18/2010, Instructor: Haji Nazarian
Also available: MIC 120, Item 1980, HYBRID section, Mondays, 2:00-3:50P, 4 Credits, 4/5 - 6/18/2010,
Instructor: Haji Nazarian
Prerequisite: Strongly recommend MIC 101 or equivalent experience.
Database application and design skills through the use of MS Access. Concepts of planning, developing and
managing a database system by working with objects of MS Access will be discussed.
WEB PAGE DEVELOPMENT WITH XHTML
MIC 151 , Item 9142, Section OL, 5 Credits, 4/5 - 6/18/2010, Instructor: Yun Moh
Prerequisite: Strongly recommend MIC 101 or equivalent experience.
Learn to develope Web pages using Extensible HyperText Markup Language (XHTML) and Web page design.
Introduction to XHTML; common web page formats and designs; and developing and installing comprehensive
web sites. No special software is required.
INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE DREAMWEAVER
MIC 215, Item 9143, Section OL, 4 Credits, 4/5 - 6/18/2010, Instructor: Yun Moh
Learn to create or update Web sites using Dreamweaver. Students do not need to know XHTML since
Dreamweaver is a Web editing application. The course covers Web design fundamentals and development tools
in Dreamweaver for simple to comprehensive Web sites. Students are responsible for the software. Students
may use the software in the college computer lab with a fee.
Seattle Central Community College • Applications Support Program
1701 Broadway, Room 3176, Seattle, WA 98122
206.587-3830 • http://seattlecentral.edu/course/class-schedule.php
Saturday
Classes
Microsoft Office 2007
Spring 2010
1 to 4 credit courses
INTRODUCTION TO MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS WITH MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007
MIC 101, 4 Credits, Item #1956
Instructor: Robin Tartow
Meet on 10 Saturdays between 4/10 and 6/12/2010, 9 AM - 12:20 PM
Room 2BE1957
No computer experience necessary.
Microcomputer applications for Windows. Includes an overview of Windows, File Management, Microsoft Word,
Excel, Access, & PowerPoint, Internet and browsers and email.
The following courses meet only 3 times.
MICROSOFT WORD 2007
MIC 102W, Item #2003
Instructor: Ray Spizman
Meets on 3 Saturdays: April 10, 17, and 24. 9:00-11:40A
Room 3174
Basic skills and concepts of word processing using Microsoft Word 2007.
MICROSOFT EXCEL 2007
MIC 102E, Item #2007
Instructor: Sevgi Baran
Meets on 3 Saturdays: May 1, 8, and 15. 9:00-11:40A
Room 3174
Basic skills and concepts of Excel 2007.
Seattle Central Community College • Applications Support Program
1701 Broadway, Room 3176, Seattle, WA 98122
206.587-3830 • http://seattlecentral.edu/course/class-schedule.php
Computer Applications Courses
Spring 2010
INTRODUCTION TO MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS
MIC 101, 4 Credits
No computer experience necessary. Microcomputer applications for Windows. Includes an overview of Windows, Word,
Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Internet, email, and file management
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INTRODUCTION TO POWERPOINT 2007
MIC 104T, Item 1964, Sec 01, 2 Credits, MW, 10:00-10:50, Nazarian
No computer experience necessary. Beginning to intermediate skills in the most widely used presentation program in the
world. Enables students to easily prepare, design, and present computer presentations and much more. This class is open
to all students; also meets the requirements for the Institute of English program.
INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL 2007
MIC 104E, Item 1965, Sec 01, 2 Credits, TTh, 10:00-10:50, 4/5-6/15/2010, Nazarian
No computer experience necessary. Beginning to intermediate skills in the most widely used spreadsheet program in the
world. Enables students to easily perform complicated calculations, create graphs and charts, sort data and much more.
This class is open to all students; also meets the requirements for the Institute of English program.
MICROSOFT ACCESS 2007
MIC 120, 4 Credits
Prerequisite: Strongly recommend MIC 101 or equivalent experience. Beginning to advanced level of using MS Access.
Learn database concepts, application, and design skills. Concepts of planning, developing, and managing a database
system by working with objects of MS Access are discussed throughout the course.
• Item 1980, Sec HY, M, 2:00-3:50P, Room 3173, Nazarian • Item 9145, Sec OL, Nazarian
SUPPORTING MICROSOFT EXCEL 2007
MIC 160E, 4 Credits
Beginning to advance skills in the most widely used spreadsheet program in the world. Enables students to easily perform
complicated calculations, charts, functions, data analysis, PivotTable, macros, scenarios, and much more.
• Item 4911, Sec 01, T&Th, 5:00-6:50P, Spizman
Seattle Central Community College • Applications Support Program
1701 Broadway, Broadway-Edison Building, Room 3176, Seattle, WA 98122
206.587-3830 • http://seattlecentral.edu/course/class-schedule.php