Introduction to Spreadsheets Syllabus for 2013-2014
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Course

ITSW-1304-001 Introduction to Spreadsheets

Prerequisites

Keyboarding skill of 30 wpm required

Course Description

Instruction in the concepts, procedures and application of electronic spreadsheets.

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Hours

(3 sem hrs; 3 lec, 1 lab)

Class Type

Online Course

Syllabus Information

Textbooks

\ Benchmark Series:  Microsoft Excel 2010 Levels 1 & 2, by Nita Rutkosky, Denise Seguin, and Audrey Roggenkamp, Paradigm, ©2011.
\ ISNB# 978-0-76384-313-7

\ Current textbook selections are available at the Washington Street Campus bookstore.

Supplies

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1. \ Benchmark Series:  Microsoft Excel 2010 Levels 1 & 2, by Nita Rutkosky, Denise Seguin, and Audrey Roggenkamp, Paradigm ©2011
   \ ISBN# 978-0-76384-313-7<

   Student Performance

   The student will identify spreadsheet terminology and concepts; create formulas and functions; use formatting features; and generate charts, graphs, and reports.

   By the end of the semester, the student will be able to complete satisfactorily all of the listed Learning Outcomes (Minimum Competencies) with a competency level based on the completion of required examinations administered under the supervision of the instructor and evaluated according to the instructor's grading scale in Office Administration Department.

   The student will be able to complete satisfactorily all of the listed Performance Learning Objectives with a competency level based on the completion of required examinations administered under the supervision of the instructor and evaluated according to the instructors grading scale.
    

   1. Identify basic concepts of an operating system.
   2. Perform basic mouse operations.
   3. Manage files and folders using copy, paste, rename, and delete operations.
   4. Create, modify, and delete Start menu changes and shortcuts.
   5. Identify spreadsheet terminology and concepts.
   6. Create, edit, and format Excel worksheets.
   7. Enter and edit formulas and functions in a worksheet.
   8. Create, edit, and format Excel datalist.
   9. Edit, sort, and query an Excel datalist.
   10. Create, edit and format Excel pivot tables.

   END-OF-COURSE OUTCOMES:  Define spreadsheet terminology and concepts, create formulas and functions, use formatting features, and generate charts, graphs, and reports.

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   Grading Criteria

     60% of semester grade - Exams
     20% of semester grade - Lab Assignmens (Chapter Assessments)
     20% of semester grade - Final Exam
   100% Semester Grade

   Attendance

   \ Since this is an online course, attendance is not recorded. You are expected to invest approximately the same time as a traditional, seated class.

   Calendar

   Introduction to Spreadsheets—ITSW 1304
   Fall 2013
   Lesson Schedule

   Week	Date:	Topic:
   Week 1	August 26-September 2	Chapter 1
   Week 2	September 3-9	Chapter 2
   Week 3	September 10-16	Chapter 3
   Week 4	September 17-23	Chapter 4
   Week 5	September 24-30	Production #1
   Week 6	October 1-7	Chapter 5
   Week 7	October 8-14	Chapter 6
   Week 8	October 15-21	Chapter 7
   Week 9	October 22-28	Chapter 8
   Week 10	October 29-November 4	Production #2
   Week 11	November 5-11	Level 2 Chapter 1
   Week 12	November 12-18	Level 2 Chapter 2
   Week 13	November 19-25	Level 2 Chapter 3
   Week 14	November 26-December 2	Level 2 Chapter 7 Macros only pgs. 217-225
   Week 15	December 3-9	Final Production

    

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