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A computer competent person understands the capability of computers, as
well as the computer-related peripherals, and is able to apply that
knowledge to solve problems (personal and professional) and to further
his/her overall knowledge. Specifically, a person of minimal computer
competency has a basic working knowledge of operating systems, word
processing and information retrieval, which includes but is not limited
to, use of the Internet, e-mail, on-line library services, and/or other
remote services. In addition to level-one competencies, a person of
moderate computer competence will have some mastery of the use of
spreadsheets, database management, telecommunications, multimedia, and
graphic applications. In addition to levels one and two, a person of
advanced computer competence will also be proficient in the use and
manipulation of specialized software such as statistical analysis packages
and computer assisted drafting (CAD) programs, familiar with network
concepts, and knowledgeable of a programming language such as Pascal.
Minimum
computer competency, which is a requirement for graduation from the
College, can be demonstrated through successful completion of, or
exemption from, CISM 2201 or higher computer course. For exemption
information, contact the Division of Business Administration.
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