Computer applications and how they can be used for solving problems in everyday life. The Internet with an emphasis on obtaining information from the World Wide Web, use of a database with an emphasis on data storage and retrieval, spread sheets, word processing, presentation software, integration of multiple software packages.

Usually Offered:	Fall and Spring
Credit:	3 hours (2 class/2 lab)
Restriction:	May not be taken for credit by Computer Science majors
University Catalog:	CS 110
Schedule:	CS110 Spring 2008 Instructor: Marta Annette Crowe CS110X Spring 2008 Instructor: Marta Annette Crowe
Syllabi:	Canonical