Excel is used in virtually every modern workplace and is a valuable skills wherever you go! Learn how to use and automate functions, graphs, analyze data, and more in this three part series that builds on prior knowledge. 

Excel Part 1: Beginner - August 2nd 

Excel Part 2: Intermediate - September 20th 

Excel Part 3: Advanced - December 6th 

JAMES RADER holds a Master’s degree from UNM with a Learning Officer concentration, in the field of OILS (Organization, Information & Learning Sciences). He has taught Microsoft programs to hundreds of students.

Become familiar with the more advanced selection of features of Excel. We will cover how to create and use advanced formulas, analyze data, organize worksheet data with tables, visualize data with charts, work with graphical objects, and enhance workbooks. 8 hrs

JAMES RADER holds a Master’s degree from UNM with a Learning Officer concentration, in the field of OILS (Organization, Information & Learning Sciences). He has taught Microsoft programs to hundreds of students.

Discover the foundational information you need to get started in IT. CompTIA boasts its IT Fundamentals certification “is the only single certification that covers all areas of IT foundations, creating a broader understanding of IT.” This course will prepare you to take the CompTIA Fundamentals certification exam. 36 hrs

To register, call 505-566-3214

This course offers a foundational exploration into the core concepts of Artificial Intelligence (AI). You will be introduced to the fundamental principles, theories, and applications of AI. From understanding basic machine learning algorithms to exploring real-world AI applications, these concepts will provide a solid groundwork for further study or professional pursuits in the field. 8hrs

Excel is Microsoft’s powerful spreadsheet program, which provides you with an extensive set of tools to organize, analyze, present, and store data. This course will help novice computer users get up to speed with Excel quickly. We will cover different features including creating a new spreadsheet, working with basic formulas and functions, making a spreadsheet look professional and presentable, and saving and printing a spreadsheet. 8 hrs

JAMES RADER holds a Master’s degree from UNM with a Learning Officer concentration, in the field of OILS (Organization, Information & Learning Sciences). He has taught Microsoft programs to hundreds of students.

Excel is used in virtually every modern workplace and is a valuable skills wherever you go! Learn how to use and automate functions, graphs, analyze data, and more in this three part series that builds on prior knowledge. 

Excel Part 1: Beginner - October 25th

Excel Part 2: Intermediate - November 15th 

Excel Part 3: Advanced - December 6th 

JAMES RADER holds a Master’s degree from UNM with a Learning Officer concentration, in the field of OILS (Organization, Information & Learning Sciences). He has taught Microsoft programs to hundreds of students.

Become familiar with the more advanced selection of features of Excel. We will cover how to create and use advanced formulas, analyze data, organize worksheet data with tables, visualize data with charts, work with graphical objects, and enhance workbooks. 8 hrs

JAMES RADER holds a Master’s degree from UNM with a Learning Officer concentration, in the field of OILS (Organization, Information & Learning Sciences). He has taught Microsoft programs to hundreds of students.

This third part of our Microsoft 365 Excel courseware is intended to help all users get up to speed quickly on the advanced features of Excel. By the end of this course, students should be comfortable in both the online and desktop environments, using automating functions, analyzing and presenting data, auditing and error checking their work, working in multiple workbooks, and accessing and distributing data. 8 hrs

JAMES RADER holds a Master’s degree from UNM with a Learning Officer concentration, in the field of OILS (Organization, Information & Learning Sciences). He has taught Microsoft programs to hundreds of students.