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Computer Training and Access

Technical Foundations - Computer Classes for Adults

The Computer Center at The Ada Jenkins Center offers computer courses for ESL and non-ESL adults in Microsoft Windows and the Internet.

Course Descriptions

Windows XP

Familiarizes the student with Windows XP Operating System. Topics will include: fundamentals; working with a window; working with a windows program; working with files and folder; customizing the Taskbar and Desktop; customizing windows.

Introduction to Computers I – Hardware & Software

Familiarizes the student with computers and information technology. Students must be experienced using a computer mouse and keyboard. The student will learn about the essential parts of a computer and how each works. Topics will also include computer hardware, software, information networks, and the Windows operating system. Students will learn how file and folder structures are used to manage saved data.

Introduction to Computers II – Email & the Internet

Prerequisite: Introduction to Computers I

Familiarizes the student with electronic mail components including sending and receiving email, adding and viewing attachments, managing email and email folders, and filtering unwanted email. Students will also learn the history of today's Internet and how to use it effectively for communication, research, independent study, eCommerce, and eGovernment.