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CIT203: Database Students will learn the basic skills necessary to begin creating and working with databases. <br />Applications I This structured course will enable students to create tables, queries, forms, reports and <br />databases. A database is a tool for collecting and organizing information. For example, as a <br />database, a phone book organizes a large amount of data —names, addresses, and phone <br />numbers —so you can access it by name in alphabetic order. Even a grocery list is a simple <br />type of database. A computerized database management system (DBMS), such as Microsoft <br />Office Access, enables you to easily collect large volumes of data organized into categories of <br />related information. This type of database allows you to store, organize, and manage your <br />data, no matter how complex It is, and then retrieve and present it in various formats and <br />reports. Organizing data by using a DBMS gives you the power to manipulate, view and report <br />the data in ways that other applications like spreadsheets and word processing documents <br />cannot, For example, a spreadsheet application like Microsoft Excel has its own unique <br />purpose to store, analyze and report data using tools unique to it; however, Access is the <br />better choice to perform various management functions on data such as asking it complex <br />questions and creating structures to input and report it using standardized business structures <br />which you'll learn throughout this course. <br />40 Hours Lecture <br />20 Hours Lab <br />5.0 Quarter Credits <br />CIT207: Presentation Learn how to create eye-catching graphs, charts, and illustrations for both printed documents <br />Software and slideshows. As the graphics module of the award -winning Microsoft Office Suite, <br />PowerPoint has rapidly gained recognition for its ease of use and ease of integration with <br />other Office applications. PowerPoint is a package for creating presentations for meetings, <br />seminars, sales, and classrooms. It encompasses charts, text, graphics, and animation to <br />achieve slides for the screen, paper handouts, transparencies, or presenting pictures. <br />Prerequisite: None <br />40 Hours Lecture <br />20 Hours Lab <br />5.0 Quarter Credits <br />Last Revision Date on April 4, 2023 <br />