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ACCC Free Seminars , Fall '98
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ACCC Seminars, Fall 1998
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The ACCC is giving a series of free short courses on the following computer-related
topics during spring semester: personal computing and various personal
computer application software packages, email, using and publishing on
the Internet and the World Wide Web, statistical software packages, UNIX,
and moving away from CMS.
Any member of the UIC community may attend any ACCC seminar and there's
no charge, but we ask that you register for the seminars you want to attend.
You can register:
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Seminars By Request or Do-It-Yourself:
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Do you want to present a hands-on computer workshop for your class or department?
You may reserve one of a number of the ACCC computing labs for it, and
we'll even install your properly licensed software on our servers for it
if you give us enough lead time. Send email to consult@uic.edu
if you're interested. Or, if there's enough interest in your department
and you're willing to make the arrangements, we might be able to present
one of our standard seminars for you. In this case, send email to seminars@uic.edu
and we'll try to work it out.
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New Since Spring '98:
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- Email Migration from CMS to
Eudora:
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Step-by-step instructions for moving your email from mail or note on CMS
to a personal computer using Eudora and a brief introduction to Eudora
from a CMS user's the point of view.
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Intermediate
seminars on Windows 95 and the software in the Microsoft Office 97
suite:
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Excel (spreadsheet), Access (database), and PowerPoint (presentations).
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Introduction to HTML
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Introduction
to Dynamic HTML:
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DHTML is a set of new Web technologies and emerging standards for creating
truly rich and interactive Web pages that change appearance on the fly.
This seminar introduces DHTML components, gives examples of DHTML hypermedia
in action, and reviews DHTML authoring tools.
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Introduction
to Image Editing:
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An intro to basic image editing concepts: creating graphics for the Web,
scanning graphics, and reducing file sizes, including hands-on exercises
working with Adobe Photoshop on Windows 95.
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UNIX
for CMS Users:
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A crash course on UNIX for seasoned UICVM CMS users, covering the major
differences between UNIX and CMS, minidisks vs. directories, how to manipulate
files (with summaries of corresponding commands), available UNIX editors,
session profiles, printing, keyboard, and screen handling, email, and running
statistical packages.
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Migrating Data from CMS:
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Moving statistical software input and data files from CMS to UNIX or the
personal computer.
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Seminar Schedule for Fall '98
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The best place to see the fall seminar schedule is online,
at: http://www.uic.edu/depts/accc/workshops/
Comments are welcome; please send them to
Patrick Murphy, seminars@uic.edu
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