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Martensdale- St. Marys Community School Grades 9-12 Business Curriculum Standard 3: The student will understand essential computation skills. Grade Level/Course: Computer Applications Benchmark: The student will: Course/Grade Level Objectives Instructional Strategies Assessments Instructional Timeline 1. Apply basic mathematical operations to solve problems. 3.1 Use the AutoSum button to sum a range of cells. 3.1 Identify the arithmetic operators +, -, *, /, %, and ^. Guided practice Independent practice Oral questions and answers Written questions and answers Performancebased daily work Short-answer tests Performancebased tests Teacher observations 2. Solve problems containing 3.2 Apply the AVERAGE,

whole numbers, decimals, fractions, percentages, ratios, and proportions. 3. Use algebraic operations to solve problems. MAX, and MIN functions. 3.2 Determine a percentage. 3.3 Use the IF functions to enter one value or another in a cell on the basis of a logical test. 3.3 Use Excel to answer what-if questions. 3.3 Create a 3-D Column chart on a separate sheet. Standard 8: Students will understand and apply information management skills. Grade Level/Course: Computer Applications Benchmark: The student will: 1. Describe current and emerging computer architecture, configure, install, and upgrade hardware systems and diagnose and repair hardware problems. Grade Level/Course Objectives 8.1 Define the term computer and discuss the four basic computer operations: input, processing, output, and storage. 8.1 Explain the principal components of the computer and their use. 8.1 Describe the use of handling of floppy disks and Instructional Strategies Assessments Instructional Timeline

hard disks. 8.1 Explain how to purchase, install, and maintain a personal computer. 8.1 Discuss significant inventions that led to the modern-day personal computer. 2. Identify, select, evaluate, use, install, upgrade, and customize applications software; diagnose and solve problems occurring from an application software installation and use. 3. Identify, select, evaluate, use, install, upgrade, customize, and diagnose and solve problems with various types of operating systems, environments, and utilities. 8.2 Discuss computer software and explain the difference between system software and application software. 8.2 Discuss computer communications channels and equipment and the Internet and World Wide Web. 8.3 Discuss computer software and explain the difference between system software and application software. 8.3 Identify the objects on the desktop. 8.3 Perform the basic mouse operations. 8.3 Resize a window. 8.3 Move a window on the desktop. 8.3 Understand keyboardshortcut notation. 8.3 Start Windows Explorer. 8.3 Understand the elements

of the Exploring My Computer window. 8.3 Display the contents of a folder. 8.3 Expand and collapse a folder. 8.3 Change the view of a folder. 8.3 Select and copy one file or a group of files. 8.3 Create, rename, and delete a folder. 8.3 Rename and delete a file. and application software 7. Select and use word processing, desktop publishing, database, spreadsheet, presentation graphics, multimedia, and imaging software and industry and subject specific software. 8.7 Create a PowerPoint presentation over the history of computing using various sources. 8.7 Change the font of a cell. 8.7 Create a 3-D Pie chart on a separate sheet. 8.7 Distinguish between portrait and landscape orientation. 8.7 Use a Web query to get real-time data from a Web site. 8.7 Check the spelling of a 8.7 Preview how a printed copy of the worksheet will look. 8.7 Format chart items. 8.7 Rename sheets.

8.7 Print multiple sheets. 8.7 Print a partial or complete 8.7 Display and print the formula version of a 8.7 Print to fit. 8.7 Enter multiple lines of text in the same cell. 8.7 Vary the font size of characters within a cell. 8.7 Color the characters and background of a cell. 8.7 Add borders to a range. 8.7 Format numbers using the Format Cells dialog box. 8.7 Align text in cells. 8.7 Change the width of a column and the height of a row. 8.7 Italicize text. 8.7 Display and dock toolbars. 8.7 Use the Goal Seek command to analyze worksheet data. 8.7 Format a 3-D Column chart. 8.7 Rotate text in a cell. 8.7 Use the fill handle to create a series of month names. 8.7 Use the Zoom box to change the appearance of the

8.7 View different parts of the worksheet through windowpanes. 8.7 Copy a cell s format to another cell using the Format Painter button. 8.7 Copy a range of cells to a nonadjacent paste area. 8.7 Freeze column and row titles. 8.7 Insert and delete cells. 8.7 Format numbers by entering them with a format symbol. 8.7 Use the NOW function to display the system date. 8.7 Format the system date. 8.7 Copy absolute cell references. 8.7 Add a drop shadow to a range of cells.