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Microsoft Excel Advanced
with Val Landry

You will learn how to hide data, split and freeze a window, create ranges, understand the name manager, learn additional functions, copy and paste special, sort data, and learn the power of filters. Some examples of using Microsoft Excel as practical tools include the amortization table, 20 top functions companies want their employees to know, and pivot tables. This is a live online class using ZOOM.
Val is a lifelong business educator and academic advisor focused on helping enrich and enhance students' educational and life purposes. He is experienced in college management and, as an adult educator having taught at the Mid-State College and Kennebec Valley Community College. His teaching experience covers over 45 years in the areas of computer applications, accounting, and Quickbooks training workshops.
Introduction to Computers
with Diana Merenda

Did you get a new computer for the holidays and not sure you know what to do with it? Are you terrified about cybersecurity hype? Did you think phishing was a misspelling for Maine’s best hobby? Learn the basics including how to email and how to attach files and how to protect your data. This class is suitable for students who have no or limited prior computer experience. This is an in-person class
No class 2/23, Makeup date, if needed 3/8/24
Diana Merenda, MBA, taught the Management Capstone course at CUNY’s Baruch College for 7 years, as well as Microsoft Suite classes within NY’s SCOPE Adult Ed. She’s proficient in Microsoft 365 and worked within financial services for 30 years before moving to Surry’s Patten Bay.
Microsoft Word for Beginners
with Diana Merenda

This beginner’s course explains the basic features of Microsoft Word. Class exercises illustrate the skills required to create letters and other documents including resumes. Learn how to use spell check and other tools, format and align text and create tables within your documents. Organize your output for easy retrieval. A working knowledge of Microsoft Word is easy to learn and will save you time. Prerequisite-basic computer skills. This is an in-person class.
No class 2/23; Make-up date, if needed 3/8
Diana Merenda, MBA, taught the Management Capstone course at CUNY’s Baruch College for 7 years, as well as Microsoft Suite classes within NY’s SCOPE Adult Ed. She’s proficient in Microsoft 365 and worked within financial services for 30 years before moving to Surry’s Patten Bay.
Becoming a Worksheet Warrior-Excel Basics
with John Hessler

This course is designed for beginning Excel users, demonstrating the basic layout and functionality of the program. In this course, students will learn to create new files, insert and manipulate data, and learn some useful and common functions. The goals of this course are to impart a basic mastery of Excel and to provide a solid foundation from which students can continue to develop their spreadsheet skills.
Microsoft Excel Basics
with Val Landry

PLEASE NOTE: Change in dates from what was listed in the catalog.
During this workshop, you will learn how to navigate a simple Excel worksheet, enter data in a worksheet, use basic math functions, do basic formatting, how to replicate data, use built-in functions and work with columns and rows. This is a live online class using ZOOM.
Val is a lifelong business educator and academic advisor focused on helping enrich and enhance students' educational and life purposes. He is experienced in college management and, as an adult educator having taught at the Mid-State College and Kennebec Valley Community College. His teaching experience covers over 45 years in the areas of computer applications, accounting, and Quickbooks training workshops.
Microsoft Excel for Beginners
with Diana Merenda

A working knowledge of Microsoft Word is easy to learn and will save you time! This beginner’s course explains the basic features of Microsoft Word. Class exercises will illustrate the skills required to create letters and other documents, including resumes. You will learn how to use spell check and other tools, format and align text, create tables within your documents, and organize your output for easy retrieval. This is an in-person class. Makeup class, if needed, 04/12/2024.
Diana Merenda, MBA, taught the Management Capstone course at CUNY’s Baruch College for 7 years, as well as Microsoft Suite classes within NY’s SCOPE Adult Ed. She’s proficient in Microsoft 365 and worked within financial services for 30 years before moving to Surry’s Patten Bay.
Microsoft Excel Intermediate
with Val Landry

During this session, you will learn how to navigate multiple worksheets, save your workbook, create formulas, use functions, change the layout of your worksheet, and how to create practical worksheets. This is live online class using ZOOM.
Some examples of using Microsoft Excel as a Practical Tool:
- 1040 Income Tax – Maintain tax information that is very useful when preparing your annual tax return.
- Grocery Shopping List – Quickly create a weekly grocery shopping list. What a time saver!
- Contractor Estimate Calculator - Great tool for any contractor who has to provide estimates for customers.
- Household Budget – Create a monthly budget of your household expenditures.
A lifelong business educator and academic advisor focused on helping enrich and enhance student’s educational and life purposes. Experienced in college management and as an adult educator, having taught at the Mid-State College and Kennebec Valley Community College. My teaching experiencecovers over 45 years in areas of computer applications, accounting, and quickbooks training workshops.
Microsoft Excel Advanced
with Val Landry

You will learn how to hide data, split and freeze a window, create ranges, understand the name manager, learn additional functions, copy and paste special, sort data, and learn the power of filters. Some examples of using Microsoft Excel as practical tools include the amortization table, 20 top functions companies want their employees to know, and pivot tables. This is a live online class using ZOOM.
Val is a lifelong business educator and academic advisor focused on helping enrich and enhance students' educational and life purposes. He is experienced in college management and, as an adult educator having taught at the Mid-State College and Kennebec Valley Community College. His teaching experience covers over 45 years in the areas of computer applications, accounting, and Quickbooks training workshops.