Excel is a spreadsheet software program developed by Microsoft. It is a highly useful tool for data analysis and visualization, as well as for performing calculations and formula-based operations.
It boasts numerous functions and features that facilitate working with large volumes of information, such as pivot tables, charts, macros, and the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming language.
The significance of Excel lies in its versatility and power, making it widely used in various professional and personal contexts.
Excel allows users to create anything from simple spreadsheets for tracking accounts or balances to complex applications for task automation, dashboard creation, or report generation.
Due to the growing demand for Excel skills in today’s job market, UNAM has launched a certified and entirely free virtual course to learn how to use this powerful tool.
What does the course cover?
The course, titled “Basic Tools of Microsoft Office Excel,” spans 30 hours and consists of seven units designed to take participants from the most fundamental concepts to a practical mastery level.
The units are divided as follows:
- Unit 1: Getting Started with Excel
- Unit 2: Workspace and Basic Concepts
- Unit 3: Management and Handling of Workbooks, Sheets, and Cells
- Unit 4: Autocompletion
- Unit 5: Basic Formulas and Functions
- Unit 6: Charts
- Unit 7: Printing
How to enroll?
To enroll in the course, interested individuals must register in advance on the Aprendo+ platform by following this link. Once registered, they can search for the course using the keyword “Excel” in the available course catalog.
This course represents a valuable opportunity for those looking to enhance their Microsoft Excel skills and increase their competitiveness in the job market.
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