Portage Northern High School Computer Applications * Microsoft Office 2010 Course Syllabus Mrs. Meyer

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Portage Northern High School Computer Applications * Microsoft Office 2010 Course Syllabus Mrs. Meyer www.mrsmeyersmap.weebly.com Course Description This course is recommended for ALL high school students! Using technology is an essential skill for home, college and work applications! Employers tell us using Microsoft Office is imperative! Students will utilize Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, in addition to Internet resources and apps. Students will create PowerPoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets and business documents using Word. This course prepares students to format and design work that is used in the home, school and office environments. An online textbook is utilized which will guide the students comprehension of the material in a step-bystep instructional format. Once students master the applications, creative projects will be given to test the students understanding of the software applications. Online quizzes will be taken by the student and scores are sent to the instructor. *This course earns.5 Visual Performing Arts credit. Textbook icheck Series, Microsoft Office 2010, Real World Applications, 2010 Edition McGraw Hill Glencoe. Curriculum Guide The student will execute the following operations in Microsoft Word: Create a Document Identify parts of the word screen Use the Ribbon, Tabs, and Groups Use screentips and different views Customize the Quick Access Toolbar Create a new folder Name and save and recover a document Insert text into a document Wrap and select text Correct spelling errors Delete text Undo and redo actions Close a document Open an existing document Combine and split paragraphs Use the Zoom options Name, rename a folder and organize files Use the help feature Preview, protect and print a document After taking this class you will no longer feel like THIS when it comes to computers Formatting Content Set margins Set tab stops Modify font and size 1

Using Word Tools Modify font style and color Apply and clear styles from text Repeat character formatting Use Format Painter Apply character effects Change line spacing Change paragraph alignment Create and customize a numbered list Create and customize a bulleted list Apply and clear styles from lists Modify and remove tab stops Set indents using the ruler Add borders and shading to paragraphs Modify character spacing Apply Quick Styles to a document Change the Style Set and color themes Create a memo using a template Create a business letter Set margins in print layout view Insert a date/time field Use cut and paste Use copy and paste Use drag-and-drop to move text Inset symbols and special characters Use the thesaurus Spell check and grammar check a document Use the research task pane to locate and insert information Print an envelope Use the Find and Go To commands Find text in a document Find and replace text Use replace to delete text Create and insert AutoText Use AutoCorrect Use the office clipboard Use a Template to create a professional letter Create and insert Building Blocks Sort and edit Building Blocks Managing Lengthy Documents Use Reveal Formatting to format an academic report Create the first page of a report Insert and modify page numbers Create and modify a header and footer Navigate a document Show and hide white space Use zoom view Use word count Insert and delete page breaks Insert and format a citation Insert and format an endnote Insert and format a footnote 2

Insert and delete sections breaks Create and format a table of contents Format different sections of a document Format long quotations Select reference styles and add a citation source Insert a bibliography Update a table of contents Use Select Browse Object and Go To Review and modify document properties Use Reading Layout View and Full Screen View Split windows and arrange panes Use Outline View Arrange open windows Columns, Tables, and Graphics Create columns Insert column breaks Format columns and column text Insert a table Key text in a table Insert columns and rows in a table Delete columns and rows in a table Format a table Modify cell formats Apply and clear styles from tables Insert Clip Art Move and size Clip Art Insert, position, and size a text box Create and modify a SmartArt Inset, position, and size a shape Use WordArt Create and modify a chart Convert text to tables Apply predefined formats to tables The student will execute the following operations in Excel: Excel Basics Identify Parts of the Excel Screen Use Tabs, Groups, and Buttons Close and Create a Workbook Scroll Through a Worksheet Move Between Worksheets Create a New Folder Name and Save a Workbook Insert and View Cell Contents Change the view of a screen Use Undo and Redo Open an Existing Workbook Calculate a Sum Preview and Print a Worksheet Use the Help Feature 3

Creating Data and Content Go to a Specific Cell Enter Cell Contents Use AutoSum, Average, Min, and Max Edit Cell Contents Clear Cell Contents Find and Replace Cell Contents Move Selected Cells Cut, Copy, and Paste Cells Delete Rows and Columns Insert Rows and Columns Insert and Delete Cells Use the Fill Handle Insert and Edit Hyperlinks Formatting Data and Content Analyzing Data Change Font, Font Size, and Style Apply Borders and copy cell contents Convert Text to Columns Change Font Color Use AutoFormat Apply Table Styles Modify Tables to Show New Data Change Font Color Apply Cell Styles Change Column Width Change Row Height Hide and Unhide Columns and Rows Change Horizontal Alignment Show and Hide Gridlines and Headings Center Across Selection Change Vertical Alignment Rename a Worksheet and Change the Tab Color Choose a Background Hide and Unhide Worksheets Insert, Move, and Size SmartArt Graphics Use AutoFilter Sort Data Key a Basic Formula Edit Formulas Create Formulas Copy and Move Formulas Enter a Range by Dragging Use Relative References Use Absolute References Use the NOW and PMT Functions Use the IF Function Use the Count Function Create Diagrams and Charts Modify and Position Diagrams and Charts 4

Managing Workbooks Create a Workbook From a Template Enter Data into a Template Insert and Delete Worksheets Rearrange Worksheets Split, Freeze, and Unfreeze Workbooks Hide, Unhide, and Arrange Workbooks Save and Preview Worksheets as Web Pages Use Print Preview Features Change Page Orientation Set the Print Area Create Headers and Footers Preview and Modify Page Breaks Setup Options for Printing Print a Selection Print a Workbook Rename Folders Convert Files to Different Formats The student will execute the following operations in PowerPoint: PowerPoint Basics Identify Parts of the PowerPoint Screen Use Ribbons, Tabs, and Groups Open and View a Presentation in Normal View Create a New Folder Name and Save a Presentation Switch Between Slides Tab and Outline Tab Use Slide Sorter View Move Among Slides Add Text to a Slide Edit Text on a Slide Set Up and Run a Slide Show Select Slides for a Show Use the Help Feature Preview a Presentation Print Slides Print a Presentation Handout Close a Presentation Create Content and Collaborate Create a Presentation Using a Template Add Text to Slides Delete Text from Slides Import Text from Other Sources Cut, Copy and Paste Text Promote and Demote Text Create a SmartArt Diagram and apply Styles Create a Table Apply Quick Styles to Tables Add Clip Art to a Slide 5

Formatting Content Managing Presentations Create a Chart and apply Styles Add a Picture to a Slide Add Shapes to Slides Add WordArt to a Slide Use the Thesaurus Use the Spelling Checker Add, Edit, and Delete Comments Apply Design Themes Customize Slide Backgrounds Modify Slide Layout Modify Fonts and Font Styles Modify Font Size and Color Align Text and Line Spacing Use the Format Painter Modify Bulleted and Numbered Lists Change the Size and Color of a Graphic Add an Effect to a Graphic Format and Add an Effect to a Shape Rotate, Resize, and Recolor a Picture Align and Connect Pictures Add Effects to Connectors and Pictures Rotate and Align Shapes and Other Graphics Apply an Animation Scheme and Custom Animation Apply Transition Effects and Run the Slide Show Modify Page Setup Customize a Template Use a Title Master Use a Slide Master Add, Delete, and Modify Placeholders Use Footers and Headers Add, Delete, and Rearrange Slides Copy Slides Between Presentations Size and Format Textboxes Add Hyperlinks to Slides Create and Modify an Action Button Display Grids and Guides Insert Audio and Video into Slides Use Notes Pages and Zoom Views Print Outlines and Speaker Notes Change Preview Options Hide Slides Create and Edit a Custom Show Navigate in Slide Show Views Use Pens, Highlighters, and Arrows Rehearse and Save Timings Package Presentations for Storage on a CD Save Slides with Different Names and Formats in Different Folders Save Presentations as Web Pages Publish Presentations as Web Pages 6

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