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David G Richard Assistant Professor of Information Technology Stark State College

 North Canton, Ohio  Average Age 31  15,236 students  10 satellite locations

 Demonstrate a familiarity of a graphical user interface.  Demonstrate a working knowledge of file management using Windows Explorer (copying, deleting, renaming, moving files).  Demonstrate an understanding of and skill in the general concepts and business uses of a word processing application.  Demonstrate an understanding of electronic spreadsheets and establish a basic skill level in the creation and analysis of a spreadsheet.  Demonstrate a familiarity and understanding of database management systems and their use in business, along with the skills to utilize the information contained in a database.  Demonstrate an understanding of and skill in producing electronic presentations utilizing acceptable business presentation practices and graphics.  Demonstrate a deeper understanding of the operating system and file management principles.

 New Perspectives Microsoft Office 2007 Premium Video Edition First Course ISBN  SAM Access Code ISBN  Headphones/Ear buds

 23 Sections  437 Students  2 Full Time Faculty  11 Adjunct Faculty  Web face to face minutes twice a week or 1 day a week  Web face to face the rest online  Web 3 On-Line

Of those completing the assignment who did NOT score above 70%

 The Other Faculty ◦ Book Tutorial ◦ 1 Lectured Project ◦ 1 Independent Project ◦ SAM Exam  My Classes ◦ Book Tutorial ◦ 1 Silver Fox Lecture ◦ 1 Independent Project ◦ SAM Exam

 My Classes ◦ Book Tutorial ◦ 1 Silver Fox Lecture ◦ 1 Independent Project ◦ Observe…Practice…Apply ◦ SAM Exam

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 Compare types of computers  Describe the components of a computer system  Describe input and output peripheral devices  Examine data representation and the ASCII code  Define memory and storage  Identify the hardware and software that are used for data communications and to establish a network  Explain how Internet access, , and the World Wide Web affect the use of computers  Describe potential security threats to computers and protection methods  Discuss the types of system software and their functions  Identify popular applications software  Describe how data is shared among different types of application software 81 79

 Plan a document  Identify the components of the Word window  Set up the Word window  Create a new document  Scroll a document  Correct error and undo and redo  Enter the date with AutoComplete  Change a document's line and paragraph spacing  Save, preview, and print a document  Create an envelope

 Check spelling and grammar  Select and delete text  Move text with a document  Find and replace text  Change margins  Change alignment and paragraph indents  Copy formatting with the format painter  Emphasize points with bullets, numbering, bold, and italic  Change fonts and adjust font sizes  Change the document theme  Preview and print a document

 Format headings with quick style  Insert a manual page break  Create and edit a table  Sort rows in a table  Modify a table's structure  Format a table  Set tab stops  Create footnotes and endnotes  Divide a document into sections  Create a SmartArt graphic  Create headers and footers  Insert a cover page 

 Identify desktop publishing features  Create a title with WordArt  Create newspaper style columns  Insert and edit graphics  Wrap text around a graphic  Incorporate drop caps  Use symbols and special typographic characters  Add a page border  Perform a mail merge  Create a blog post

 Understand the use of spreadsheets  Learn the parts of the Excel window  Scroll through a worksheet and navigate between worksheets  Create and save a workbook file  Enter text, numbers, and dates into a worksheet  Resize, insert, and remove columns and rows  Select and move cell ranges  Insert formulas and functions  Insert, delete, move, and rename worksheets  Work with editing tools  Preview and print a worksheet

 Format text, numbers, and dates  Change font colors and fill colors  Merge a range into a single cell  Apply a built-in cell style  Select a different theme  Apply a built-in table style  Add conditional formats to tables with highlight rules and data bars  Hide worksheet rows  Insert print titles, see print areas, and insert page breaks  Enter headers and footers

 Copy formulas  Build formulas containing relative, absolute, and mixed references  Review function syntax  Insert a function with the Insert function dialog box  Type a function directly into a cell  Use Autofill to fill in a formulas and complete a series black on black I want my baby back…  Enter the IF logical function  Insert the date with the TODAY function  Calculate monthly mortgage payments with the PMT function

 Create an embedded chart  Work with chart titles and legends  Create and format a pie chart  Work with 3D charts  Create and format a column chart  Create and format a line chart  Use custom formatting with chart axes  Work with tick marks and scale values  Create and format a combined chart  Insert and format a graphic shape  Create a chart sheet

 Define the terms field, record, table, relational database, primary key, and foreign key  Create a blank database  Identify the components of the Microsoft Access window Create and save a table in datasheet view  Enter field names and records in a table datasheet  Open a table using the navigation pane  Open an Access database  Copy and paste records from another Access database  Navigate a table datasheet  Create and navigate a simple query  Create and navigate a simple form  Create, preview, navigate, and print a simple report  Manage a database by compacting, backing up, and restoring a database 

 Learn the guidelines for designing database and setting field properties  View and modify field data types and formatting  Create a table in design view  Define fields and specify a table's primary key  Modify the structure of a table  Import data from an Excel worksheet  Create a table by importing an existing table structure  Delete, rename, and move fields  Add data to a table by importing a text file  Define a relationship between two tables

 Find, modify, and delete records in a table  Learn how to use the query window in design view  Create, run, and save queries  Update data using a query datasheet  Create query based on multiple tables  Sort data in a query  Filter data in a query  Specify and exact match condition in a query  Change the font size and lettering row color in a datasheet  Use a comparison operator in a query to match a range of values  Use the "and" and "or" logical operators in queries  Create and format a calculated field in a query  Perform calculations in a query using aggregate functions and record group calculations  Change the display of database objects in the navigation pane

 Open and view an existing PowerPoint presentation  Switch views and navigate a presentation  View a presentation in slide shown view  Create a presentation using a template  Edit text on slides  Add, move, and delete slides  Promote and demote bulleted text  Check the spelling in a presentation  Use the research task pane  Create speaker notes  Preview and print slides, handouts, and speaker notes

 Plan and create a presentation  Apply a different theme  Insert, resize, and re-color a clip art image  Resize and move text boxes  Insert an image and modify its style  Modify the slide master  Change the design theme for only one slide  Insert tab stops to align text  Insert footers and modify their placement  Create, modify, and format a table  Create a diagram SmartArt  Draw and modify a simple graphic using ready made shapes  Insert and rotate text boxes