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As usual, the Academic Computing and Communications Center is giving a series of seminars on computer-related
topics this fall. New this year is a group of seminars on the Internet and the
World Wide Web. If you're curious about just what's out there, or if you want
to publish your own Web page (and anyone at UIC can), you'll want to check out
these seminars.
Many of the Computer Center's seminars (including the ones on the Internet)
provide hands-on experience. The seminars are generally held in two locations:
Room 2249 SEL, 950 South Halsted, and Room 179 BGRC, 1940 West Taylor.
Any member of the UIC community may attend these seminars. No registration
is necessary, and there is no charge for them. The following seminars are
being offered this fall:
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General
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Introduction to Computer Center Services
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On the Internet:
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Introduction to the Internet, Introduction to the Network Services Kit,
Introduction to HTML, World Wide Web Graphics
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On personal computer operating systems:
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Introduction to Windows, Introduction to Macintosh/System 7.5
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On personal computer applications:
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WordPerfect, Introduction to the Network Services Kit, Introduction to
Eudora Email (for Windows and Mac), Introduction to SPSS for Windows
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On UNIX:
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Basic UNIX, Basic vi, Basic pine Email
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On CMS:
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Introduction to CMS, Introduction to XEDIT, CMS Mail
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On Statistical Software Packages:
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Introduction to SAS, Introduction to SPSS for Windows, Introduction to
SPSS on CMS
For the date, time, and locations of these seminars, see the online or printed
ADN seminar schedule. The schedule for the current academic session is available
through the World Wide Web (at the URL http://www.uic.edu/depts/accc/workshops/,
or use Inform with the search keyword seminars),
and there are printed handouts in the Client Services Office (Room 2267 SEL).
Comments are appreciated; send them
seminars@uic.edu
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