Catalog Description
CIOS 251 Integrated Software
Focusing on microcomputer applications that integrate multiple tasks into a single tool. Emphasis on the integrating and combining of information from multiple computer applications. (Prerequisite: Prior to taking this advanced class, the student is expected to have competence in specific applications and be comfortable using Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.) (1 - 3+0) As Demand Warrants

Current Classes
We currently teach CIOS 251 Integrated Applications using Microsoft Office.

Skill Expectations
Students should be comfortable with using Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access before they take this class. This is an advanced course that assumes competence in specific applications.

List of Class Competencies

1. To be able to combine appropriate applications for the different needs of your client or organization.
    
2. To be able to combine information from separate applications into a single document.
    
3. To be able to design documents that combine information from various sources.
    
4. To be able to select and combine the different components of an “Office Suite” to analyze and present information.
    
5. To be able to choose the most effective tool to create the different components of an integrated document.
    
6. To be able to choose the most effective method of combining information from various applications.
    
7. To be able to convert documents, graphic formats, and multimedia files so that they can be used in different applications and on different operating systems.
    
8. To be able to convert information from multiple data sources and operating systems so that it is accessible on the Internet.
    
9. To be able to have various authors collaborate over a network to create, revise, and edit documents.
    
10. To be able to have various authors collaborate and combine information over the Internet.
     
11. To be able to configure methods of collaboration that will keep documents synchronized and current.
     
12. To be able to support other users of integrated applications.
     
13. To be able to protect your documents from computer viruses.
     
14. To be integrate and share information without compromising the appropriate security levels of your working environment.

Related Links:

• CIOS Course Descriptions
• Credit for Prior Learning