Professor Morteza Anvari, morteza@anvari.net http://www.anvari.net
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Morteza Anvari Adjunct Professor
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Microcomputer Applications in Business I CIS 107- Course Syllabus
Quarter: Winter 2006, Arlington Campus http://www.strayer.edu/ Instructor: Prof. Mort Anvari (202) 294-4230 – morteza@anvari.net Class Web Sites: http://www.anvari.net/cis107.htm Book Web site: http://www.prenhall.com/grauer/
* Room C-12, Crystall Mall Building 3, 1851 South Bell Street, Arlington, VA 22202. (703) 605-5566
CIS 107- Course Syllabus http://www.anvari.net/cis107/CIS107 Syllabus.doc
Lectures: 1- Word PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 1.ppt Microsoft Word 2002, : What will Word Processing do for me? 2- Word PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 2.ppt Gaining Proficiency: Editing and Formatting 3- Word PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 3.ppt Enhancing a document: The Web and Other Resources 4- Word PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 4.ppt Advanced Features: Outlines, Tables, Styles, and Sections 5- Word PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 5.ppt Desktop Publishing: Creating a Newsletter 6- Word PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 6.ppt Creating a Home Page: Introduction to HTML 7- Word PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 7.ppt Workgroups, Forms, and Macros 8- Excel PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 1.ppt Introduction to Microsoft EXCEL: What is a Spreadsheet? 9- Excel PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 2.ppt Gaining Proficiency: Copying, Formatting, and Isolating Assumptions 10- Excel PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 3.ppt Spreadsheets in Decision Making: What if? 11- Excel PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 4.ppt Graphs and Charts: Delivering a Message 12- Excel PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 5.ppt Consolidating Data: 3-D Workbooks and File Linking 13- Excel PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 6.ppt A Financial Forecast: Workgroups, Auditing, and Templates 14- Excel PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 7.ppt List and Data Management: Converting Data to Information 15- Excel PowerPoint Lecture Chapter 8.ppt Automating Repetitive Tasks: Macros and Visual Basic
I. COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course explores various types of software available for more efficient business and personal management. It covers the use of word processing software and hardware, and incorporates specific applications. It covers the principles of the electronic spreadsheet, specific applications of spreadsheet models, and the practical applications of spreadsheet use.
II. COURSE OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this course is to familiarize the students with the basic concepts of Personal Computers, Microsoft Word and Excel. You will be able to use the PC and Microsoft Word word processor to develop letters, reports, cover letters and resumes and be able to use Excel.
III. INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: Grauer, Robert T; Barber, Maryann. Exploring Microsoft Word 2002 Comprehensive. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 2002.
Grauer, Robert T, Barber, Maryann. Exploring Microsoft Excel 2002 Comprehensive & VB Supplements Package, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 2002.
IV. TEACHING STRATEGIES: The course will be hands-on in nature and will use software packages in addition to class lectures and exercises. This class is accompanied by Internet based content. Your instructor will use this at his/her discretion.
V. COURSE OUTLINE:
DATE MATERIAL COVERED
Exploring Microsoft Word 200209 Jan 06 Chapter 1: Microsoft Word 2002 : What will Word Processing do for me? * 23 Jan 06 Chapter 2: Gaining Proficiency: Editing and Formatting
30 Jan 06 Chapter 3: Enhancing a document: The Web and Other Resources Chapter 4: Advanced Features: Outlines, Tables, Styles, and Sections 06 Feb 06 Chapter 5: Desktop Publishing: Creating a Newsletter Chapter 6: Creating a Home Page: Introduction to HTML MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Exploring Microsoft Excel 2002 Comprehensive & VB Supplements Package 13 Feb 06 Chapter 1: Introduction to Microsoft EXCEL: What is a Spreadsheet? Chapter 2: Gaining Proficiency: Copying, Formatting, and Isolating Assumptions * 27 Feb 06 Chapter 3: Spreadsheets in Decision Making: What if?
06 Mar 06 Chapter 4: Graphs and Charts: Delivering a Message
13 Mar 06 Chapter 5: Consolidating Data: 3-D Workbooks and File Linking Chapter 6: A Financial Forecast: Workgroups, Auditing, and Templates.
20 Mar 06 Chapter 7: List and Data Management: Converting Data to Information. Chapter 8: Automating Repetitive Tasks: Macros and Visual Basic
27 Mar 06 FINAL EXAMINATION * No Classes on 16 January 06 (Martin Luter King Day) and 20 February 06 ( Presidents’ Day)
VI. COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
1. Midterm and Final Examinations 2. Completion of all written and oral assignments 4. Active class participation 5. Regular class attendance
VII. EVALUATION METHODS: Final grade: Midterm examination 30 percent Final examination 30 percent Class attendance & participation 10 percent Class Project 30 percent
Grading scale: 90 - 100 A 80 - 89 B 70 - 79 C 60 - 69 D Below 60 F |
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