Personal Computer Applications for the Workplace Professional

Available only through the CLOUT Program. Contact (914) 422-4145.

There is an increasing need for information systems specialists in the New York Metropolitan area; articles about the shortage of qualified individuals appear regularly. This certificate program will enable interested students to either explore the field of information systems before committing to a master's degree or to incorporate information systems principles into their current line of work.

TS 100 Keyboarding - 1 credit
TS 115 Electronic Keyboard Mastery (1)
TS 105A Computers for Human Empowerment (2)
TS 210A Word Processing Applications for the Microcomputer (2)
TS 211A Spreadsheet Applications for the Microcomputer (2)
TS 212A Database Applications for the Microcomputer (2)
TS 213A Multimedia Applications for the Microcomputer (2)
TS 461B Topics in End- User Information Systems: Business Communications (2)
TS 461C Topics in End- User Information Systems: Workplace Administration (2)
TS 271A Internship Seminar (1)
TS 271B Internship Seminar II (1)
Total Credits : 18

The CS, IS, TS courses can be substituted with the permission of the appropriate department chair.

Personal Computer Applications for the Workplace Professional
		Credits
TS 100	Keyboarding	1
TS 115	Electronic Keyboard Mastery	1
TS 105A	Computers for Human Empowerment	2
TS 210A	Word Processing Applications for the Microcomputer	2
TS 211A	Spreadsheet Applications for the Microcomputer	2
TS 212A	Database Applications for the Microcomputer	2
TS 213A	Multimedia Applications for the Microcomputer	2
TS 461B	Topics in End-User Information Systems: Business Communications	2
TS 461C	Topics in End-User Information Systems: Workplace Administration	2
TS 271A	Internship Seminar I	1
TS 271B	Internship Seminar II	1
Total Credits		18

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 Graduate Students 

To apply as a graduate student, you may either apply online or download the application for graduate admission specific to your school or college. Follow all steps (materials needed for applications vary throughout each program and course of study) and submit your application to the campus you wish to attend.
 

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Pace admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin.

If you are interested in undergraduate (pre-bachelor) certificate programs, you may apply online, download an application, or contact Adult and Continuing Education at one of the offices below.

Downtown Campus 1 Pace Plaza, Room W-100
New York, NY 10038
(212) 346-1943Fax: (212) 346-1948
aceny@pace.edu

Midtown Campus
551 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10176
(212) 346-1700Fax: (212) 346-1768
acemt@pace.edu

Pleasantville Campus
861 Bedford RoadKessel Campus Center
Pleasantville, NY 10570
(914) 773-3568Fax: (914) 773-3783
aceplv@pace.edu

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   For additional information you can visit the school Web site:

Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems

   For additional information about Faculty from this program, visit the school faculty site:

Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems Faculty

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   for students in an approved non-degree certificate program