Skip to Main Content
Skip to Page Menu
Skip to Site Menu

Disclaimer:

Please note : Clicking the add or remove button on this page does not affect actual registration. All registration must be performed via online registration, phone registration, or at the Admissions Office.

Please note : This version of the schedule is updated daily. The information below is only up to date as of 03/20/2010 06:34:56 AM Pacific Daylight Time.

San Bernardino Valley College
Spring 2010
Computer Information Technolog

Go Back : Select Semester » Select Subject » Select Course

Course Information

Course Name : CIT-025

Course Title : Microsoft Office Outlook

Course Description : This course is an introduction to a personal information management program that helps organize a busy schedule. Students will learn how to track schedules, organize meetings, create e-mail messages, share information and data within workgroups, and maintain contact lists.

Additional Course Information

Credit Type : Earned units for this course are applicable to an Associate Degree.

Legend :

Days : SMTWRFS or Arrange

S : Sun.    M : Mon.    T : Tues.    W : Wed.    R : Thurs.    F : Fri.    S : Sat.   

Arrange : You must arrange a certain amount of time (under Start and End) with the instructor

Sections Offered
Ref# Sec Days Start End Type Units Building Room Instructor
3722 70 ---W--- 02:00P 02:50P LEC 2.00 B 212 Metu,R
    Arrange 1 hrs/wk DE   Metu,R
Bookstore Information: View or Order books for this course from the bookstore.
This section is closed. You can no longer register online.

Note : Participation in this class consists of both on-campus meetings and online interaction. Students must have access to a computer that is connected to the Internet, has a CD-ROM drive, and has sound output (speakers or headphones). Attendance is required at ALL on-campus meetings. Students should access the webpage (http://online.valleycollege.edu) during the week prior to the semester start date. All information regarding this class will be found on that webpage. The actual course itself will not be accessible to students until the first day of the semester, January 11, 2010.