OFTI 1110 Computer Keyboarding
and Document Formatting - Online

Who Should Sign Up For OFTI 1110 Online?

If You Are:

keying approximately 25 words a minute or higher using the touch system, which means that you can type text correctly with the proper fingers without looking at the keys; and
wanting to learn and/or review the proper procedures and features in formatting business documents; and/or
wanting to improve alphanumeric and ten-key speed and accuracy skills; or
in need of 3 OFTI semester credit hours in the keyboarding area and your schedule doesn't match up with the traditional OFTI 1110 Keyboarding class schedule.

This Class May Be For You!

This course is designed for the person who can key approximately 25 words per minute or higer by touch—which means keying text correctly with the proper fingers without looking at the keys. A prerequisite of OFTI 1100 with a grade of a "C" or better and a typing speed of 25 words a minute is required.

Course Overview

This course emphasizes:

proper procedures and features in formatting business documents.
speed and accuracy development in both the alphanumeric and ten-key keyboard.
producing mailable business documents.

Today people need keyboarding skills more than ever since each of us are composing at the computer, sending e-mails, and surfing on the Internet. The proper "touch system" of keyboarding is most important since it determines our speed and accuracy. In today's world,

the faster and more accurate one can key,

the more efficient one will be.

Course Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, the student should be able to:

Demonstrate improved keyboarding skills and accuracy skills through intensive drill and reinforcement of correct keystroking partterns.
Correctly format and produce academic, business, and personal documents that may include memos, letters, reports, tables, and specialized documents.
Apply proofreading and editing skills such as spelling, punctuation, and grammar.

Course Completion Requirements

Complete and submit all application assignments, tests, speed timed writings, and drill work documented in the Course Materials section of the course by the timeline indicated.