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Using a Personal Computer

Prerequisites
None
Offered
Spring, Fall
Software
Windows 2000
Microsoft Office XP
Internet Explorer 5.5+
Credit By Exam
Yes
Coordinator
Jan Stevens

Description
This course is an introduction to word processing, spreadsheet, database development, and graphical presentation software. It also includes instruction in the use of Windows operating system, the Internet and email. Applications are taught through the use of problem solving tutorial assignments, projects, and tests.

Objectives
  • Use the basic functions of an operating system and its built-in tools
  • Use internet tools necessary for productivity
  • Use word processing software for academic, personal, and professional use
  • Use electronic spreadsheet software for academic, personal, and professional use
  • Create and manipulate data in a database table
  • Use presentation software for academic, personal, and professional use
ABET Outcomes (What is ABET?)
  • a. Use and apply current technical concepts and practices in the core information technologies.
  • g. Demonstrate an understanding of best practices and standards and their application.
  • k. Recognize the need for continued learning throughout their career.
Principles of Undergraduate Learning (What are Principles of Undergraduate Learning?)
  • Make efficient use of information resources and technology for personal and professional needs.
  • Apply knowledge to enhance personal lives.
  • Apply knowledge to meet professional standards and competencies.
Topics
  • Windows Operating System
  • World Wide Web using Internet Explorer
  • Internet Tools: Electronic Mail
  • Create Professional Documents using Word Processing Software
  • Use Text, Values, Formulas, and Functions in Electronic Spreadsheets
  • Use Flat and Relational Databases
  • Use Presentation Software to give a class presentation
  • Use Oncourse, IUPUI's Course Management System
  • Integrate Applications


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