Mac OS X

Compumatics Computer Training Center
Los Angeles, California, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Hands on Computer Training Class in Macintosh in Los Angeles, California
Macintosh computers are manufactured by the ’Apple Computers’ company. Macintosh OS, also refered to as Mac OS, is an Operating System with Graphical User Interface (GUI). Our Macintosh course teaches the students about the basic operations of the Macintosh computer. In the Macintosh course students will learn how to save and open documents, change size of word and letters, cut and paste and move text, install software, manage files, learn about and create folders, and much more. By taking the Macintosh training you will be able to use, organize and manage your macintosh computer better.

We have classes in Macintosh System 9, 9.1, 9.2 or OS 10 (System 10). Students will be enrolled in the OS 10 system unless otherwise specified by the students at the time of enrollment.


Course Level Hours
Introduction to Macintosh 8
Introduction and Intermediate Macintosh 16
Introduction, Intermediate and Advanced Macintosh 32

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Phone:(310) 657-8632

School Address:

CompuMatics
Computer Training Classes
A Division of Pacific Career Academy, Inc.
822 South Robertson Blvd., Suite 207
Los Angeles, California 90035 USA


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