1. CAS Applications Classes … Don’t stop now Go Beyond the Basics with……

2. Now that you have finished taking CAS 170 – Beginning Excel Consider CAS 171 – Intermediate Excel Produce and execute macrosUse PivotTables and PivotChart to summarize data Create formulas using relative, absolute, and mixed references Generate Web pages from spreadsheets and hyperlink to other documents. Import data into Excel from text files, databases, and the World Wide Web Plan, create, modify, and enhance the appearance of charts Click here for CAS 171 Intermediate Excel Class Schedule Learn how to:

3. Now that you have finished taking CAS 216-- Beginning Word Consider CAS 217– Intermediate Word Use advanced mail merge procedures such as adding/deleting files, and sorting options Create documents using newspaper columns Create new and use existing styles to format documents; customize themes to enhance any document to maintain consistent formatting Create headers and footers including different headers and footers within the same document Create and use a form templates and use fill-in fields Use automated features to create supporting pages for reports Learn tools to manage shared documents and collaborate with others Integrate other software into documents Click here for CAS 217 Intermediate Word Class Schedule Learn how to:

4. another popular application for Desktop Publishing……. Create, edit, and use templates to produce publications Link Publisher publications with other software applications Create, import, and manipulate graphicsFormat paragraphs, tables, and lists Format documents using master pagesEnhance documents through special effects Import and manipulate text and graphics from other sources Link Publisher publications with other software applications Consider Desktop Publishing with CAS 231 – Publisher Learn how to: Click here for CAS 231 – Publisher schedule

5. Create and import textApply attributes of size and style to text to enhance documents. Create supporting pages for multi-page documents, such as index or table of contents. Prepare & package documents for professional printing or exporting. Move, size, and crop graphics appropriately. Design and utilize layout rules used in publication industry Consider Desktop Publishing with CAS 232 – InDesign Learn how to: Click here for CAS 232 – InDesign schedule

6. Hybrids - Not Just For Cars Anymore! Sign up for Hybrid - CL/Web Classes at PCC! What is CL/Web? Like distance learning, CL/Web uses Internet for some class assignments. Usually, there is some time in the classroom with an instructor, and some independent time to complete web work at home or in the computer lab. Hybrid classes are indicated on the PCC schedule by “CL/Web” and the footnote that some class work and assignments will be online. Web class and assignment time does not replace other assigned homework or assignments; it replaces additional hours that, in traditional courses, would be in the classroom. What do I need to take CL/Web Classes? High speed internet Connection (Dial-up won’t cut it anymore) and printer. AND/OR time to spend in the PCC computer lab Personal discipline and self motivation. Why Take a Hybrid Class? You work and can only spare one evening a week for class. You work and your boss can only spare you one evening a week for class. You are a parent who wants to spend more time at home. You are hoping to ease into distance learning. You are trying to save gas money by driving to campus less often.

7. Get information about advising, study skills, balancing your personal and school demands, tutoring, and other resources. Contact Jessie Levine: 971- 722-7288 or jessie.levine@pcc.edu Visit our Web Site at http://www.pcc.edu/cashttp://www.pcc.edu/cas CAS/OS Full-Time Instructors: Amy Clubb – amy.clubb@pcc.edu / 971-722-7094 Patti DeAngelis – patricia.deangelis@pcc.edu / 971-722-7683 Barbara Lave – blave@pcc.edu / 971-722-7492 Kelly Peden – kpeden@pcc.edu / 971-722-7851amy.clubb@pcc.edupatricia.deangelis@pcc.edublave@pcc.edukpeden@pcc.edu For other classes and the current schedule, go to http://www.pcc.edu/schedule/ http://www.pcc.edu/schedule/ Still Have Questions?