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That depends on the expectations of the potential employer.  He/she may be very proficient on the computer, and therefore may expect a lot from you.  Another employer may know only the basics of computer use, and you could look like a whiz kid, in comparison to him/her.  You need to ascertain exactly what the requirements will be for the position.  Ask more questions.

If it was a course of classes and you have proof of completing them, then I see no reason why they shouldn,t.

Hmm, interesting question. I think it would count more towards further education than computer skills. Computer skills deal more with if you know how to use different programs like word or some kind of doc. program. 

Because I am thinking that if I spent a whole year full time online and I passed the classes, it should count as something along those lines.