BUSC 409
Keyboarding for Computers
Description:	Building technical keyboarding skills is necessary for using word processing software, and is also required if using database software, email, or instant message communications. From an academic standpoint, keyboarding skills are essential for students interested in higher levels of education in almost any field. Students develop a productive and proficient use of a computer keyboard through mastery of a touch system of alphanumeric typewriter keys and ten-key calculator number pad. Students learn how to improve their 10-key skills so they can apply these skills to new career opportunities. Work is done on a computer. Not recommended for students with typing knowledge. Successful completion of the course will permit student to consider and apply for careers that include administrative, data entry and customer service oriented positions. Portions of instruction may be offered online; may also be offered fully online.
Repeatability:	Non-credit, no limit
Grading Type:	Non-credit Course

Online sections - SPRING 2025

Sect

Days

Hours

Instructor

Location

Room

Units

Status

Total Seats

Enroll count

Seats Left

Wait List count

Dates

Book Link

0154

Online

8 hrs 25 mins Per Week

Walker J

Online

ONLINE

0.00

Ended

No Wait List

4/07/25 - 5/17/25

ONLINE COURSE: This online course requires students to complete course assignments and activities on their own time to meet established due dates each week. Students should dedicate the number of hours per week shown above for online class activities plus additional time for studying and homework. In addition to the class time above, this course requires the following tests and/or exams to be proctored: [Chapter Quizzes are not proctored]. This online class is taught using CANVAS. Click on the Lobo Apps link on the MPC website to access Canvas, your MPC e-mail, and other online tools. Visit the Canvas Help Desk for help accessing your online course. Students must have regular access to a computer with high-speed Internet and be familiar with using the Internet. This is a Zero-Textbook-Cost (ZTC) course. Any required course content or materials are freely available online or will be provided by the College at no cost to students.