-Networking Essentials: Developed knowledge on protocols, OSI model vs. TCP/IP model, networking functions, cabling constraints, and the hands-on skills of how to connect network components, install system software (Windows NT), security planning, support and troubleshooting the network. 

-Basic Computer Hardware: Study of the commonly found computer devises within a computer center and modern office. Hands on experience in microcomputers and mainframe I/O handling procedures and peripheral equipment operations such as line printers, tape reel drives and tape cartridge drives. 

-Computer Concepts: Developed and reinforced skills in application, productivity, and system software; I/O devices, communication information management, information system development, program development, multimedia usage, security. 

-Data Communications: Examine and apply how modems, serial data connections, communications software, terminal emulation, commercial information services and electronic mail functions in a business environment.  Develop experience using microsomputers, modems, and communications software to communicate with and use commercial services, bulletin boards and electronic mail. 

-Basic Programming: Develop working knowledge in QuickBASIC to be able to solve a variety of problems for personal, business, and scientific computing including disk file manipulation.