Word Processing I B&W: BLACK & WHITE Lecture Notes

This document contains Lecture Notes & supplements, primarily PowerPoint presentations, for the class BUS/CIS 238A at the College of Alameda in Alameda, California. They are designed as a resource for students who take the course. The course is cross-listed as a Business course, BUS 238A, and a Computer Information Systems course, CIS 238A. The two courses are identical and conducted simultaneously. Here is the official description of the class: Introduction to word processing concepts and basic computer operations; topics include: file management, creating, editing and printing documents; spell checker, thesaurus, and grammar tools; graphics; text formatting and manipulation; tables; basic desktop publishing. Word Processing is the most widely used computer application in business and home use today. Businesses expect office workers to have word processing skills. This course offers introductory concepts in word processing.