Key Concepts Assignment (in lieu of Review Questions)

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Key Concepts Assignment (in lieu of Review Questions) Go through Preview pages or End of Chapter Q’s and find Key Concepts you feel are important to remember Numbered List of at least 5 Key Concepts that were introduced in this Chapter Key concepts should be 2-4 full sentences explaining the concepts and must include “how to” use them. Pg 1 The Exam objectives covered in this lesson are: 1.1.1 create new blank workbooks 1.1.2 create new workbooks using templates 1.5.6 maintain backward compatibility © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.