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Computer Science 104 

Software Applications 

Schedule Spring 2012

Week
Beginning
With

TEXTBOOK
CHAPTERS

TOPIC

LAB
ASSIGNMENTS

Jan 12

Computing Concepts

Computing Concepts

 Lab 1

Jan 16

Office 2010 Windows 7

Getting Started With Windows 7

 Lab 2

Office 2010 

Office Fundamentals

Lab 3

Jan 23

 

Introduction to myitlab

Lab 4

 

 

Microsoft Word

 

Word – Chapter 1

Introduction to Word

Lab 5

Jan 30

Word – Chapter 2

Document Presentation

Lab 6

Word – Chapter 3

Collaboration & Research

Lab 7

Feb 6

Word – Chapter 4

Document Productivity

Lab 8

 

EXAM 1

 

 

 

Microsoft Excel

 

Feb 13

Excel – Chapter 1

Introduction to Excel

Lab 9

Excel – Chapter 2

Formulas & Functions

Lab 10

Feb 20

Excel – Chapter 3

Charts: Depicting Data Visually

Lab 11

Excel – Chapter 4

Datasets & Tables

Lab 12

Feb25 -Mar 4

 

Mid-semester Break

 

Mar 5

Excel – Chapter 5 (Excel 2007)

Subtotals, PivotTables & PivotCharts

Lab 13

Excel – Chapter 6 (Excel 2007)

What-If Analysis

Lab 14

Mar 12

Excel – Chapter 7 (Excel 2007)

Specialized Functions

Lab 15

Excel – Chapter 8 (Excel 2007)

Multiple-Sheet Workbook Management

Lab 16

Mar 19

 

Catchup Day

 

 

EXAM 2

 

 

 

Microsoft Access

 

Mar 27

Access – Chapter 1

Introduction to Access

Lab 17

Access – Chapter 2

Relational Datatbases and Queries

Lab 18

Apr 2

Access – Chapter 3

Customize, Analyze & Summarize Query Data

Lab 19

Apr 9

Access – Chapter 4

Creating & Using Professional Forms & Reports

Lab 20

 

Microsoft PowerPoint

 

PowerPoint – Chapter 1

Introduction to PowerPoint

Lab 21

Apr 17

PowerPoint – Chapter 2

Presentation Development

Lab 22

PowerPoint – Chapter 3

Presentation Design

Lab 23

Apr 24

 

EXAM 3

  

 

Work Day for Final Project

 

 

 

  

May 3

 

Final Project due by 5:00 PM

 

 

 

*NOTE:  There are no regular reading assignments listed, because the reading is integrated into the lab material.  However, the recommended preparation for class is to read the indicated session materials BEFORE class.  This will provide you with background for the lab session, save time, and prevent mistakes.