Yes, this is actually a real thing.

I wonder in what you learn in the prerequisite "Keyboard and Mouse skills" class if this one teaches you how to type and delete text...

Bah. Mice are for people who don't know how to use a terminal or a WM like i3, or for graphics designers. :"p A mouse just slows me down.

Please tell me that isn't real. Are people really this incompetent? I open up cmd.exe at school and people accuse me of "hacking the servers".

Please, folks, be humble. There are a lot of people out there (although they get fewer each day) who have not been required to use a computer. If your keyboard experience is limited to that of a type writer, and isn't used to a mouse on a graphical computer environment, it will take some time to get the hang of it, especially if you are a "senior citizen".

Shit, Im not qualify for this ->
MS word -> nah...
Mouse skill require -> fuck mouse, ditching mouse at all cost.
(i3, tmux, and tui, cli stuff)
(Using a flash drive -> I don't know anyone who cant mount flash drive & plug in their usb port)
Is this a joke?

fuck...its real..😂

@Jop- I saw the list, and again, be humble. Just because we think this is so simple, there are people out there who do not. I have lived long enough to know how it feels to be put in situations where you are considered an idiot, just because you haven't learned things yet. I see that the "course" is held in a public library. I believe that says it all on the target of the course.

@DewWisp Same here, pisses me off so much... (Even though I did need to make a tiny bypass to get to the command prompt but hey screw it...)

I think this is more a skills class for homeless people/old people without kids or grandkids. Opening Microsoft word could be the skill that gets a homeless dude a decent-paying job 👍