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ICDL/ECDL:Syllabus 4 (Office 2003)
     
Axzo Press
Computer Orientation
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Code: CT17-013
Series: Desktop Applications
Format: A4
Duration: 5 day(s)
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Outline
Concepts of information technology
Overview of information technology
Hardware and storage devices
Software
Networks

Computers and society
Computers in daily life
Impact of IT on society
Security and legal issues

Using computers and managing files
Basic computer operations
The Help and Support Center
The desktop
Working with windows
Windows XP system settings

Folder and file management
File and folder structure
Basic text editing
Manipulating files and folders
Managing files and folders
Deleting and restoring files

Printer and virus management
Printer management
Viruses

Word processing
Getting started
Basic view settings
Getting help

Adding and modifying text
Working with text
Editing documents
Finding and replacing text
Formatting text

Paragraphs and tables
Formatting paragraphs
Formatting documents
Creating and managing tables

Graphics and mail merge
Graphics
Letters and mailings

Proofing and printing documents
Proofing documents
Printing

Spreadsheets
Getting started
Working in the Excel environment
Spreadsheet structure
Entering and editing data
Finding, replacing, and sorting data
Manipulating worksheets

Formulas and formats
Formulas and functions
Formatting

Charts and printing
Working with charts
Printing and proofing worksheets

Databases
Database basics
Getting started
Database tables
Getting help

Working with tables
Working with fields
Manipulating records
Managing tables
Relating tables
Printing options

Forms and queries
Creating forms
Modifying forms
Finding, sorting, and filtering records
Using queries
Previewing and printing forms and queries

Reports
Creating reports
Working with reports
Printing reports

Presentations
Getting started
Getting help
Saving and closing presentations

Creating and formatting presentations
Creating presentations
Formatting text
Working with text

Using drawing tools
Drawing objects
Working with text in objects
Working with graphics Customizing presentations
Using templates
Working with slide masters
Customizing slide shows
Customizing the environment
Working with speaker notes

Charts
Creating and formatting charts
Organization charts

Proofing and delivering presentations
Proofing presentations
Printing presentations
Saving presentations for Web delivery

The Internet and Internet Explorer
Introducing the Internet
Introducing Internet Explorer
Getting help

Exploring the Web
Working with Web pages
Searching the Internet
Performing advanced searches
Customizing Search features

Working with Web pages
Working with Favorites
Using links and toolbars
Using the History list
Printing Web content

Internet transactions and security
Internet transactions
Web security

Outlook basics
Understanding e-mail basics
Using Outlook
Using Outlook Help

Working with e-mail messages
E-mail accounts
E-mail messages
Working with attachments

Managing e-mail
Using personal folders
Searching and sorting messages
Printing messages
Using address books

After completing this course, students will know how to:
  • Explain what information technology is.
  • Describe the influence of computers on society.
  • Perform basic computer operations and use file management techniques.
  • Explore the contents of a hard disk, manage files and folders, and use a basic text editor to create and save documents.
  • Manage a printer, monitor print jobs, protect computers from viruses, and scan files for viruses.
  • Start and explore Word, use templates, change the basic view settings, and use Help and the Office Assistant.
  • Add text in Word, insert special characters, use the Undo and Redo commands, edit text, find and replace text, and format text.
  • Format paragraphs, format documents, and create and manage tables.
  • Insert clip art, charts, and pictures in Word; add an AutoShape; create form letters and a data source; and use Mail Merge to create mailing labels.
  • Use the Spelling and Grammar feature in a document, and preview and print documents.
  • Start Excel, and create, open, save, and close a workbook.
  • Insert and manipulate data in a worksheet; find, replace, and sort data; manipulate rows and columns; and insert, move, copy, delete, and rename worksheets.
  • Enter formulas, use arithmetic functions, format numbers and text, set alignments, and use the Format Painter.
  • Create and format charts, identify types of charts, and preview, proof, and print worksheets.
  • Define and plan a database; open, create, and close a database in Access; create, save, close, and delete a table; and use Help.
  • Add and delete fields; set field properties; manipulate data in a table; sort, filter, and navigate in a table; and set table relationships.
  • Create, modify, save, and close forms; sort and filter records in forms; create and modify queries; and preview and print forms and queries.
  • Create, save, manipulate, and print reports.
  • Start PowerPoint, run a presentation, use Help, and save and close a presentation.
  • Create a new PowerPoint presentation, add and delete slides, format slides, and work with text.
  • Work with objects, add and edit AutoShapes, add text to objects and adjust the text, insert images and clip art, apply color effects, and edit images.
  • Use templates, work with the slide master, customize slide shows and the PowerPoint environment, and add speaker notes to a presentation.
  • Create and modify a chart, and create, modify, and add levels to an organization chart.
  • Check the spelling and style in a presentation; print a presentation, a slide, handouts, and Notes Pages; save and publish presentations; add links to the text in a presentation; and send a presentation through e-mail.
  • Describe the Internet and the World Wide Web, start Internet Explorer, navigate in the browser, and use Help.
  • Work with Web pages, use the Search Companion pane, use the Advanced Search option, and customize the search features.
  • Use Favorites, the Links bar, and the History list in Internet Explorer, and print Web pages.
  • Understand the concepts of Internet transactions and Web security.
  • Work with e-mail, understand security considerations, explore the Outlook 2003 environment, and use Outlook Help.
  • Work with e-mail accounts, e-mail messages, and attachments in Outlook.
  • Create personal folders, delete and restore messages, search for messages, sort messages, print messages, and use address books.

Prerequisites
Windows XP: Basic or equivalent experience
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