This course provides students with how to efficiently and securely navigate, utilize, and collaborate within the Microsoft 365 environment to meet common workplace productivity demands. The focus is on core productivity tools and business software to enhance communication, collaboration, and decision-making within an organizational environment. Students are introduced to describe Microsoft’s core services, explain the role of security features, compare subscription pricing models, and identify the structure of technical support options
- Define and list the core of applications included in a standard Microsoft subscription
- Explain Microsoft services, security features, subscription pricing models, and technical support structures
- Apply formulas, functions, formatting, and chart generation to prepare a functional budget or data summary
- Organize emails and calendars effectively by applying rules, categories, and shared calendar functions
- Evaluate and implement best practices for Microsoft collaboration applications, including chat, channels, meetings, and file sharing, to improve team productivity
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Students in Information Technology, Cloud Computing Network Technology, and Cybersecurity programs take this course as part of their foundational courses and to promote well-rounded learning experiences. none Corequisite none Fall, Spring