Operating Systems Training

Outline

1. Contents
2. Description
3. Audience
4. Prerequisites
5. Objectives
6. Topics Include
7. Duration
8. Minimum Requirements
9. Media

Description

From rugged and dependable Windows NT to web-ready Windows 98 to Windows 2000, learn the skills, techniques, and secrets of Microsoft operating systems.

Audience

Designed for beginning and intermediate Windows end users.

Prerequisites

Ability to use a mouse and keyboard.

Objective

After completing this course the learner should be able to use Microsoft Windows operating systems efficiently.

Topics Include

Windows 95 Course Outline

• Starting and Navigating Windows 95
• Working with Windows Programs
• Managing Files and Folders using My Computer
• Managing Files and Folders using Windows Wxplorer
• Using the Control Panel to Customize windows
• Using Network Neighborhood to Manage Shared Files
• Managing Your Desktop
• Managiong Hardware and Software
• Backing up Your Disk
• Working with windows in Windows 95

Windows 98 Course Outline

• Starting and Navigating Windows 98
• Working with Windows Programs
• Managing Files and Folders using My Computer
• Managing Files and Folders using Windows Explorer
• Using the Control Panel to Customize windows
• Working on a Local Network Using Network Neighborhood
• Managing Your Desktop
• Managing Disk Devices
• Managing Hardware and Software
• Backing up Your Disk
• Exploring Communication Features
• Working with Windows in Windows 98

Windows NT Course Outline

• Starting and Navigating Windows NT 4.0
• Working with Windows in Windows NT
• Working with Windows Programs
• Managing Files and Folders using My Computer
• Managing Files and Folders Using Windows NT Explorer
• Using the Control Panel to Customize Windows Nt
• Working on a Local Network Using Neighborhood Managing Your Desktop

Windows 2000 Course Outline

• Starting and Navigating Windows 2000
• Working with Windows in Windows 2000
• Managing Files and Folders using My Computer
• Advanced File and Folder Management
• Managing Your Desktop
• Using the Control panel to Customize Windows
• Working with Windows Programs
• Backing up Your Disk
• Managing Disk Devices
• Exploring Communication Features
• Working on a Local Network
• Managing Hardware and Software

Windows Me Course Outline

• Starting and Navigating Windows Me
• Working with Windows in Windows Me
• Managing Files and Folders using My Computer
• Advanced File and Folder Management
• Managing Your Desktop
• Costomizing windows
• Working with Windows Programs
• Use System Restore
• Managing Disk Devices
• Connecting to the Internet
• Working on a Local Network
• Managing Hardware and Software

Duration

18 Hours

Minimum Requirements

Shockwave 8.0, 200 MH Pentium CPU (266 recommended), 32 MB of available RAM, (64 recommended), Windows 95, 98, 2000 or NT; (Windows 2000 or NT require 64MB of RAM)

Media

Web Based Training

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