. M A C I N T O S H   1 0 1 a n   i n t r o d u c t i o n This eight-week class introduces students to the skills needed to use the Macintosh computer. Students gain a basic introductory familiarity with some of the most widely used software packages to help prepare them for future courses: Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Word and QuarkXPress. By the end of the class, students will also understand such techniques as using menus and icons; navigating from the desktop and from programs; file and disk management; memory, storage and scanning. Three hours per week working on the Mac is strongly recommended. This class is appropriate for people with little or no Macintosh or other computer experience.   CSDE 9460 - Staff THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22-NOVEMBER 10 6:30 to 9:30 pm/Room 211A TUITION Noncredit: $268 Noncredit Alumni/MIA Members: $241 Facilities Fee: $30 CSDE 9460 - Staff THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22-NOVEMBER 10 6:30 to 9:30 pm/Room 211A TUITION Noncredit: $268 Noncredit Alumni/MIA Members: $241 Facilities Fee: $30   M A C I N T O S H   1 0 1 a n   i n t r o d u c t i o n This eight-week class introduces students to the skills needed to use the Macintosh computer. Students gain a basic introductory familiarity with some of the most widely used software packages to help prepare them for future courses: Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Word and QuarkXPress. By the end of the class, students will also understand such techniques as using menus and icons; navigating from the desktop and from programs; file and disk management; memory, storage and scanning. Three hours per week working on the Mac is strongly recommended. This class is appropriate for people with little or no Macintosh or other computer experience. CSDE 9460 - Staff THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22-NOVEMBER 10 6:30 to 9:30 pm/Room 211A TUITION Noncredit: $268 Noncredit Alumni/MIA Members: $241 Facilities Fee: $30   M A C I N T O S H   1 0 1 a n   i n t r o d u c t i o n This eight-week class introduces students to the skills needed to use the Macintosh computer. Students gain a basic introductory familiarity with some of the most widely used software packages to help prepare them for future courses: Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Word and QuarkXPress. By the end of the class, students will also understand such techniques as using menus and icons; navigating from the desktop and from programs; file and disk management; memory, storage and scanning. Three hours per week working on the Mac is strongly recommended. This class is appropriate for people with little or no Macintosh or other computer experience.