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Business Skills – Managing and Marketing
Business Skills – Managing and Marketing
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Business Correspondence – Level 1
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Business in the Electronic Age
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Grammar Essentials for Business Writing
Project Management Fundamentals Level 1
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DATABASE MANAGEMENT
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Anatomy and Physiology Part 1 - Online
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Clinic Management and Profitability
Healing Mobility and Home Support
Health Unit Coordinator Level 1
Health Unit Coordinator Level 1 - Online
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Health Unit Coordinator Level 2 - Online
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Health Unit Coordinator Level 3 - Online
Introduction to Medical Terminology
Introduction to Medical Terminology - ILS
Introduction to Medical Terminology - Online
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Introduction to Medical Transcription - Online
Introduction to the HCA Profession
Medical Office Clinical Procedures
Medical Office Procedures - Online
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HELP DESK AND CALL CENTRE SKILLS
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Home Inspection and Maintenance
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Hospitality
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Insurance
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Job Readiness-Employability Skills
Keyboarding
Keyboarding
Microsoft Certification
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Microsoft Windows 7 Configuring (SSMS680)
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Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory and Network Infrastructure Design
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Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Services Planning and Maintenance
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Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Server Administration (SSMS646)
Microsoft Windows Server 2008: Enterprise Administration (SSMS647)
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Supporting and Troubleshooting Applications on MS Windows XP
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Office Skills
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Operating Systems
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PC Troubleshooting
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Simulations and Drills-non-credit
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Spreadsheets
Dreamweaver 1 Courses
Dreamweaver 1 Course Introduction
Dreamweaver 1 helps students develop practical skills for the HTML editor of choice for professional Web designers. Dreamweaver combines a host of Web design tools in one easy-to-use application. Without any advanced HTML knowledge, students learn to design sites by creating advanced layouts using CSS to manipulating colors, typography, and page layout.
Course Prerequisite(s)
Adobe Photoshop (PHTSCS3E1) or equivalent experience.
Course Aim
To provide the student with a thorough understanding on how to build Web sites using Dreamweaver design tool.
Of Interest To
Those interested in pursuing a career in graphic or Web design.
Course Notes
A Student Guide is provided for this course. Evaluation is based solely on an Academy of Learning College final exam. Participants who receive 75% or higher on their exam will receive a certificate.
Dreamweaver 1 Course Breakdown
Lesson 1:
Introduction to Dreamweaver’s flexible toolkit; Customizing, creating, and saving an HTML page; Defining a site and making it talk to your Web server; How to manage files; Explore how HTML and CSS codes are generated in Dreamweaver’s WYSIWYG interface; Learn how to use Properties Inspector
Lesson 2:
Key Web technology; Cascading Style Sheets (CSS); Learn to create internal and external style sheets using Dreamweaver’s CSS Styles panel
Lesson 3:
Look at a “best practice” table design on the Web; Learn to create tables, add content, adjust and nest tables; Explore design options
Lesson 4:
Introduction to CSS positioning
Lesson 5:
Focus on absolutely positioning elements and layout using CSS, also explore fixed and static positioning
Lesson 6:
Taking the mystery out of frames; Learn how framed sites are constructed and what some of their downsides are; how to add Adobe Flash content and DHTML behaviors; troubleshooting tips
Program Classification
Web Design
Method of Delivery
Online training supported by online instructors
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