The Computer Literacy General Education requirement at Henry Ford Community College states that all graduates will be able to:

• Utilize a computer and its software to accomplish practical tasks, including word processing and Internet
  usage.

Computer Literacy Degree Requirement

The Computer Literacy requirement for the associate's degree requirement can be satisfied by successful completion of an approved Computer Literacy Course (see approved courses below) or passage of the Computer Literacy Test. To take the Computer Literacy Test, students enroll in CLT 100, which meets once to administer the test.

ACT 112	Computers in Architecture
AH 125	Computerized Medical Information Systems
ART 275	Advanced Projects (Graphic Design)
BCA 140	Software Applications
CIS 100	Introduction to Information Technology
CIS 221	Instructional Technology for Elementary Educators
CIS 223	Instructional Technology for Secondary Educators
HCS 131	Computers in Health Care
HIT 161*	Health Information Processing
MFMT 103	Industrial Computer Exploration
TAFD 115	Industrial Computer Orientation
CLT 100	Computer Literacy Test

*Course is not offered beginning Fall 2006.

Students first enrolled before Fall 2005 may choose to meet either the prior General Education requirements (approved in 2001) or the current requirements.  However, all students applying to graduate after May 2008 must meet the General Education requirements above.

Computer Literacy Test

Students who do not take one of the approved courses in their program of study may elect to take the Computer Literacy Test by enrolling for CLT 100 - Computer Literacy Test.

Students enroll for CLT 100 like any other course, but it meets only once for one hour for the testing process. CLT 100 has no tuition charge, but does have a lab fee of $30.

Students who do not pass the test may retake it or take one of the approved CLR courses.

To enroll in CLT-100 - Computer Literacy Test search WebAdvisor for the most current test dates. Click Here