Course Description: To fully utilize the capabilities of
Microsoft Office, students need to address the process, or system side, of how
this technology is being used to enhance productivity in the workplace. Throughout this text, students are expected
to develop and execute strategies for solving information processing and
management problems using Word, for solving numeric and mathematical problems
using Excel, for organizing, querying, and retrieving data using Access, and
for writing, creating and producing presentations using PowerPoint.
Text – Marquee Series, Microsoft®
Office 2007, Brief Edition, Rutkosky, Seguin, Rutkosky, Copyright 2008.
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Units |
Section Topics |
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Windows XP |
1) Exploring Windows XP 2) Maintaining Files and Customizing Windows |
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Internet Explorer 7.0 |
1)
Browsing the Internet Using Internet
Explorer 7.0.
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Word 2007 |
1)
Creating and Editing a Document
2)
Formatting Characters and Paragraphs
3)
Formatting and Enhancing a Document
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Excel 2007 |
1) Analyzing Data Using Excel 2) Editing and Formatting Worksheets 3) Using Functions, Setting Print Options, and Adding
Visual Elements |
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Access 2007 |
1) Maintaining Data in Access Tables 2) Creating Tables and Relationships 3) Creating Queries, Forms, and Reports |
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PowerPoint 2007 |
1) Preparing a Presentation 2) Editing and Enhancing Slides |
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IP |
1) Integrating programs:
Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. |
Course
Objectives:
The Student will:
1.
Analyze,
synthesize, and evaluate school, work, or home situations and use application
software to complete information-processing tasks efficiently and effectively.
2.
Access
the Internet and use the browse, search, and hyperlink capabilities of Web
Browsers.
3.
Prepare,
manage, and print documents using application software.
4. Learn strategies for merging and
integrating source data from different applications.
5. Create, design, and produce
professional documents using basic word processing software. Topics include design options for formatting
and layout, strategies for working with multiple documents, and techniques for
using templates and pre-designed styles.
6. Process, manipulate and represent
numeric data using the basic functions of spreadsheet software. Functions include: using formatting
techniques for preparing a spreadsheet, creating and testing formulas, using
multiple worksheets, exploring what-if scenarios, and converting to chart
formats.
7. Design and create informational and
motivational slides using presentation software and images that contain
hyperlinks, tables, clip art and animation.
Breakdown
of Grading
45% Average of all graded assignments (skill
assessments)
15% Average of all concepts checks
25% Theory Tests
15% Workmanship/Attendance
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Letter
Grade |
Percentage |
Letter
Grade |
Percentage |
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A |
97-100 |
C |
79-81 |
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A- |
94-96 |
C- |
76-78 |
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B+ |
91-93 |
D+ |
73-75 |
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B |
88-90 |
D |
70-72 |
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B- |
85-87 |
D- |
67-69 |
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C+ |
82-84 |
NC |
66 or below |
Contact Information:
Mr. Todd Tumberg
Email: ttumberg@isd547.com
Phone: 218-338-6011, x102
I am available to meet with students
from 7:45 a.m. till the start of the school day.