These Microsoft® Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint classes are designed for new users as well as the regular users who are interested in learning Office 2007.  Each course covers the significant menu changes in each application, and the functional improvements over Office 2003.  Students will learn through instructor led exercises and demonstrations; and then practice each exercise on computers provided in the classroom.  In the Word class, we start with the basics of how to create and save a new document, changing text, insert pictures, tables, diagrams, text boxes, watermarks and all the tricks to make a professional looking document.  We will also discuss printing, find/replace, spellchecker, mail merge, templates, document versions and all the tools for proper document management.  In the Excel class, we will cover all of those items in addition to using Excel as a database manager, creating macros and basic mathematical functions, charts and graphs and how to merge excel information into a Word document.  For the PowerPoint class, we will show you how to make great, professional looking slide presentations using backgrounds, animation, inserting video’s and pictures and a host of other tricks and tips.  Students are supplied with a manual to take home as a future reference.

Resident Hours: 40 hours

Note: Classes are usually held before or after work hours, sometimes weekends

Cost: $1485

Note: company or group discounts apply upon enrollment

College Credits: 4

Continuing Education Units (CEUs): 4.0 

Logistics: Normally held at the customer’s location, union hall or other convenient commercial space

Additional Information: 
  Some home-study required 
  APT will suitcase this course to your location 
  APT will customize this course to meet student needs
  Contact APT for more information 
 
Notice: Depending on the location city, variations of this course might be encountered.  For example, this class might be divided into; "A" Word, "B" Excel, and "C" PowerPoint.  Further, some course customization may exist in order to best serve the hosting company.