Career & Technical Student organizations:
Computer Literacy
Course Description
Technology Applications is a year long introductory computer course. The course introduces students to the fundamental concepts necessary to use computers; use word processing software to create documents; develop skills in spreadsheet software to format cells, work with data, and use advanced formulas and functions; and use presentation software to create dynamic slide shows featuring text, objects, animation, and transitions. The course prepares students for further study via computer-related courses. The use of hands-on learning experiences ensures important computer concepts are thoroughly understood. In addition to learning the essentials of word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation software, students examine the building blocks of microcomputers, Microsoft Windows, and using the Internet wisely.
Course Outline
Unit 1: Inside the PC
Unit 2: Data Types
Unit 3: Documents
Unit 4: Spreadsheets
Unit 5: Presentations
Unit 6: When all you have . . .
Unit 7: Documents and Presentations
Unit 8: Advanced Analysis
Unit 9: Electronic Communication
Unit 10: The System
Unit 11: Final Project
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