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EMC Publishing s Marquee Series: Microsoft Office 2010 Marquee Series: Microsoft Office 2010, Brief Edition Marquee Series: Microsoft Word 2010 Marquee Series: Microsoft Excel 2010 Marquee Series: Microsoft Access 2010 Marquee Series: Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Correlated to South Carolina s Computer Applications 1 A. SAFETY AND ETHICS 1. Identify major causes of work-related accidents in offices. 2. Describe the threats to a computer network, methods of avoiding attached, and options in dealing with virus attacks. 3. Identify potential abuse and unethical uses of computers and networks. 4. Explain the consequences of illegal, social, and unethical uses of information technologies (e.g. piracy; illegal downloading; licensing infringement; inappropriate uses of software, hardware, and mobile devices). Tech. Essentials p. 23-26 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 21-24 Tech. Essentials p. 23-26 Marquee Access 2010 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 23-26. Tech. Essentials p. 23-26 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 23-26 Tech. Essentials p. 23-29 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 21-27 Tech. Essentials p. 23-29 Tech. Essentials p. 23-29 Tech. Essentials p. 23-29 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 23-29 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 26-27 1

5. Differentiate between freeware, shareware, and public domain software copyrights. 6. Discuss computer crimes, terms of use, and legal issues such as copyright laws, fair use laws, and ethics pertaining to scanned and downloaded clip art images, photographs, documents, video, recorded sounds and music, trademarks, and other elements for use in Web publications. 7. Identify netiquette including the use of e-mail, social networking, blogs, texting, and chatting. 8. Describe ethical and legal practices in business professions such as safeguarding the confidentiality of business-related information. 2 Info. Info. Tech. Essentials p. 26-27 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 21-25 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 23-27 Tech. Essentials p. 21-25 Tech. Essentials p. 21-25 Tech. Essentials p. 21-25 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 21-25 Marquee Office 2010: p. Info. Tech. Essentials p. 23-25 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 24-27 Tech. Essentials p. 23-25 Tech. Essentials p. 23-25 Tech. Essentials p. 23-25 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 23-25 Tech. Essentials p. 25 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 23 Tech. Essentials p. 25

Tech. Essentials p. 25 Tech. Essentials p. 25 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 25 B. EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS 1. Identify positive work practices (e.g. appropriate dress code for the workplace, personal grooming, punctuality, time management, organization). 2. Demonstrate positive interpersonal skills (e.g. communication, respect, teamwork). C. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS 1. Explain how related student organizations are integral parts of career and technology education courses. 2. Explain the goals and objectives of related student organizations. 3. List opportunities available to students through participation in related student organization conferences/competitions, community service, philanthropy, and other activities. 4. Explain how participation in career and technology education student organizations can promote lifelong responsibility for community service and professional development. Tech. Essentials p. 7-16 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 8-20 Tech. Essentials p. 7-16 Tech. Essentials p. 7-16 Tech. Essentials p. 7-16 Info. Tech. Essentials p. 7-16 D. WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS 1. Create word processing files/folders. 1-36 Word p. 6-8, 28-29 Marquee Word 2010: p. 1-36 3

2. Save word processing files. 11, 13, 15, 17, 19 Word p. 8, 11, 29 Marquee Word 2010: p. 11, 13, 15, 17, 19 3. Open word processing files/folders. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 Word p. 11 Marquee Word 2010: p. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 4. Print word processing files. 9, 20, 24-25 Word p. 9, 20, 24-25 Marquee Word 2010: p. 9, 20, 24-25 5. Create business letters, memoranda, reports, tables, and resumes. 6. Format business letters, memoranda, reports, tables, and resumes. 96-101, 106-109, 128-129, 138- Word p. 96-101, 108-109 Marquee Word 2010: p. 96-101, 106-109, 128-129, 138-96-101, 106-109, 128-129, 138- Word p. 96-101, 108-109 Marquee Word 2010: p. 96-101, 106-109, 128-129, 138-7. Edit business letters, memoranda, reports, tables, and resumes. 8. Demonstrate the use of character formatting features (bold, underline, italics, font styles and sizes, superscript, and subscript). 96-101, 106-109, 128-129, 138- Word p. 96-101, 108-109 Marquee Word 2010: p. 96-101, 106-109, 128-129, 138-37-76 Word p. 37-65 Marquee Word 2010: p. 37-76 4

9. Demonstrate the use of paragraph formatting features (tabs, indentations, line spacing, and enumerated/bulleted items). 10. Demonstrate the use of page formatting features (margins, alignment, vertical placement, orientation, page breaks, headers, and footers). 11. Demonstrate document editing using spell/grammar check, thesaurus, search/replace, and other document properties (readability, word count, and line count). 37-76 Word p. 37-65 Marquee Word 2010: p. 37-76 90-102 Word p. 90-105 Marquee Word 2010: p. 90-102 16-18 Word p. 16-19, 60-61, 67, 84-85 Marquee Word 2010: p. 16-18 12. Create documents using mail merge features. 148-151 Word p. N/A Marquee Word 2010: p. 148-151 E. SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS 1. Define spreadsheet terminology (cell, row, column, range, label, value, formula, function, worksheet, workbook, relative, absolute, and legend). 2 Create worksheets using spreadsheet commands, functions, and formulas. 3. Enhance worksheets by inserting, deleting, moving, and copying columns and rows. 4. Create charts with titles and legends to visually represent data. 4-8, 14, 16, 29, 82-83 Excel p. 4, 8, 14, 16, 29, 82 Marquee Excel 2010: p. 4-8, 14, 16, 29, 82-83 75-91 Excel p. 75-91 Marquee Excel 2010: p. 75-91 37-65 Excel p. 37-66 Marquee Excel 2010: p. 37-65 92-112 Excel p. 92-106 Marquee Excel 2010: p. 92-112 5

5. Create worksheets requiring the copying of formulas using absolute, mixed, and/or relative cell references. 6. Organize workbook by renaming and rearranging worksheets. 6 80-87 Excel p. 16, 80-83 Marquee Excel 2010: p. 80-87 18-21 Excel p. 7, 18-20 Marquee Excel 2010: p. 18-21 7. Print workbook, worksheets, formulas, and print area. 24-25, 29, 128-131, 141, 151 Excel p. 29 Marquee Excel 2010: p. 24-25, 29, 128-131, 141, 151 F. PRESENTATION SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS 1. Identify components of a presentation program. Marquee Office 2010: PowerPoint p. 1-7 PowerPoint p. 1-7 p. 1-7 2. Plan (storyboard) a presentation. Marquee Office 2010: PowerPoint p. 13 PowerPoint p. 13 p. 13 3. Use presentation software to create projects incorporating effective use of graphics, fonts, builds, animation, and transitions. 4. Utilize print options (outline, handouts, notes pages, pure black and white). Marquee Office 2010: PowerPoint p. 12-29 PowerPoint p. 12-29 p. 12-29 Marquee Office 2010: PowerPoint p. 13, 30-31, 32 PowerPoint p. 13, 30-31, 32 p. 13, 30-31, 32 5. Deliver presentation in a professional manner. Marquee Office 2010: PowerPoint p. 26-27 PowerPoint p. 26-27 p. 26-27

G. DATABASE SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS 1. Define database terminology. Marquee Office 2010: Access p. 4-7 Access p. 4-7 Marquee Access 2010: p. 4-7 2. Create a database. Marquee Office 2010: Access p. 6, 44-47 Access p. 6, 44-47 Marquee Access 2010: p. 6, 44-47 3. Create a database table. Marquee Office 2010: Access p. 44-47, 68 Access p. 44-47, 68 Marquee Access 2010: p. 44-47, 68 4. Add or delete records in a database table. Marquee Office 2010: Access p. 16-17, 20-21, 30, 47 Access p. 16-17, 20-21, 30, 47 Marquee Access 2010: p. 16-17, 20-21, 30, 47 5. Edit records in a database table. Marquee Office 2010: Access p. 14-15 Access p. 14-15 Marquee Access 2010: p. 14-15 6. Find records. Marquee Office 2010: Access p. 14-15 Access p. 14-15 Marquee Access 2010: p. 14-15 7. Sort records. Marquee Office 2010: Access p. 22-23 Access p. 22-23 Marquee Access 2010: p. 22-23 8. Query records. Marquee Office 2010: Access p. 8, 11, 77-96 Access p. 8, 11, 77-96 Marquee Access 2010: p. 8, 11, 77-96 7

9. Create reports. Marquee Office 2010: Access p. 104-116 Access p. 104-116 Marquee Access 2010: p. 104-116 10. Print filtered records, tables, queries, and reports. Marquee Office 2010: Access p. 26-27, 30, 66-67 Access p. 26-27, 30, 66-67 Marquee Access 2010: p. 26-27, 30, 66-67 11. Merge a form letter with a database source. Marquee Office 2010: Access p. 98-99 Access p. 98-99 Marquee Access 2010: p. 98-99 8