Baha'i Institute for Higher Education
Computer Workshop
Information Technology Management graduates earn a median $51,035 Across 428 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A practical short course teaching basic personal-computer skills: Windows operations, Internet fundamentals and core Microsoft Office applications. Suited to undergraduates or learners needing workplace-ready software literacy rather than in-depth programming or theory.
What you'll study
The curriculum emphasises familiarity and practical use of widely used software tools. Core topics include:
- Basic operations in the Windows operating system
- Understanding the Internet as a concept and technology
- Practical use of Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint
Entry requirements
The source does not specify formal entry criteria; the workshop is presented as a practical support course commonly taken by students who need foundational software skills to support their studies.
Career prospects
Completion provides everyday digital literacy valued in many administrative, clerical and entry-level roles and supports academic study that relies on word processing, spreadsheets and presentations. It is intended as a foundational skillset rather than a pathway to specialist IT careers.
Scholarships & funding angle (general)
No funding specifics are provided. Prospective students should check the institute's admissions and student support pages for any available financial assistance or bundled programme funding.
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