CSC105 Introduction to Computers with Business ...
CIS 135-W001 Word Processing I, MS WordSpring 2014Learn to use Microsoft Word to create, edit, save, print, manage, and merge documents. Learn to enhance the appearance of documents and use spelling check, grammar check, and thesaurus tools. Learn to create tables, headers, footers, footnotes, and endnotes. Learn to use the Internet and drawing tools. Credit is not given for CIS 135 and CTC 171, CTC 172, and CTC 173. Prerequisite: concurrent enrollment in CIS 101 or approval of department chair.General InformationInstructor Kari CouchEmailkcouch@parkland.eduOfficeB137Phone373-3713 (office)352-2099 (Dept. Secretary)Office HoursMonday, Wednesday9:00 to 10:00 in B1372:00 to 3:00 in B137Tuesday, Thursday11:20 to 12:00 in D208/B137You are welcome to stop by my office (B137) anytime to ask questions or just to talk.Snap Website is a web based training and assessment tool that we will be using. To use SNAP you will need to register (via the Student Registration button) using an Enrollment Key – CIS135_SPRING_2014 and the Activation Code provided with the textbook. You will create your own Username and Password. (Note: If you have already established an account with SNAP you will need to add this course via the Student Registration button.) If you plan to use SNAP on your home computer you will need to configure your computer. To do so, click on the Check Configuration button. This button will launch a download which you should Save and then Run. The configuration utility will verify that all necessary components are loaded on your computer. If necessary you can view a video (click on Getting Started) which will demonstrate the steps necessary to …Get Started. CommunicationPlease use the email tool in Cobra Learning to communicate with me. kcouch@cobra.parkland.eduCSIT Websiteparkland.edu/csitImportant DatesJan 20Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday - College Closed Jan 27Drop without record (50% refund)Mar 22 –30Spring Break – No classesMay 1Last day to withdraw from course - To withdraw from the course you must withdraw in person or by mailing a written request to the admissions office. If you "disappear"?but do not officially withdraw from the course you will be on my grade roster and at the end of the semester and I must assign you a grade which, very likely, will be an F.May 8last day to submit workFinals WeekFinal - TBACourse requirementsThe textbook Signature Series: Microsoft Word 2013 Windows. (Author: Rutkosky, Roggenkamp, Publisher: Paradigm, ISBN 978-0-76385-195-8 (text) ISBN 978-0-76385-199-6 (text & disc)) It is available at the Parkland Book Store or at . right-7620000Access to Microsoft Office 2013 or Office 365. This software is available in Parkland’s computer labs. Reliable access to the Internet. The open Lab B117 is available for your use on campus.If you plan to complete assignments on your home computer and do not have Office 2013 of Office 365 you will need to purchase it. Office 365 is available at the Parkland’s bookstore for $80.00. Office 364 is a four year subscription. You must also configure you home computer to run Snap. Note: The trial version of Word 2013 is NOT adequate.Minimum System requirements for Word 2013 and Word 365:Operating system - Windows 7 or Windows 8CPU - 1 GHZ or faster x86 or 64-bit processor with SSE2 instruction set.Memory - 1 GB RAM (32-bit)Disk Space - 3 gigabytes (GB)If you plan to complete assignments on your home computer you must configure you home computer to run Snap. To do so, click on the Check Configuration button. This button will launch a download which you should Save and then Run. The configuration utility will verify that all necessary components are loaded on your computer. If necessary you can view a video (click on Getting Started) which will demonstrate the steps necessary to …Get Started. ExpectationsAs an online class there is no scheduled meeting time, however I expect that you will schedule time best suited for you each week to read and work thru the chapter(s)review the chapter summarieswork thru tutorials provided via Snapcomplete and submit assigned assessments (several per chapter)complete concepts exam over chapter material (multiple choice “open-book quiz”) And that:you will seek help when needed the work you submit will be your ownyou will not Fall behindB117 – Open LabLab B117 is available for all CSIT students. You will need a password (appleorchard) to use the computers in B117. Do not share this password with other students. The tentative hours for B117 are:Monday -Thursday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PMFriday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PMSaturday 10:00 AM to 2:00 PMAssignments and GradesYou will have regular weekly assignments.? There will be five different kinds of assignments.Tutorials via Snap Document Assessments - Documents you will create or modify and then submit via Snap or Angel.Performance Evaluations – Documents you will complete in a simulated Word environmentSkills Exams via Snap – Task you will complete in a simulated Word environmentConcepts Exams via Snap (multiple choice questions)In addition there will be Three Unit ReviewsA Final ExamAssignments are due by midnight of the stated due date. Many of the assignments completed via Snap may be resubmitted to improve your icPercentage of GradeSkills Assessments (skills exams, Grade-Its, Performance Evaluations)60%Concepts Exams 10%3 Unit Reviews (Performance Evaluations, Document Assessments, Document editing)20%Final10%PercentGrade93 or aboveA85 to 92.99B75 to 84.99C65 to 74.99DBelow 65%FPARKLAND DEGREES AND CERTIFICATESCIS 135 is included in the following Parkland degrees and certificates:TBKP CER Bookkeeping Office AssistantTCMS AAS Microcomputer Support SpecialistTIPR CEROffice AssistantTMSO CER Microsoft Application SpecialistTOCA AASOffice ProfessionalTOCP CER Information ProcessingOffice Professionals Facebook pagePlease visit and ‘like’ the office Professionals Facebook page. There you will find interesting articles, pictures, announcements and other ‘fun’ stuff. - The International Association of Administrative ProfessionalsThe International Association of Administrative Professionals is a not-for-profit professional association for office professionals with approximately 22,000 members and affiliates and over 500 chapters worldwide. Their mission is to enhance the success of career-minded administrative professionals by providing opportunities for growth through education, community building and leadership development. There will be opportunities throughout the semester for you to participate in (and earn extra credit for) events sponsored by the local chapter of IAAP.Plagiarism/CheatingFor assignments, you may get help from someone else (roommate, family member, classmate) as long as it is minimal. Letting someone else do the work for you or copying an assignment from another source is cheating. Anyone found to be cheating will, at minimum, receive a zero for that assignment, at maximum, receive an F for the semester and the incident will be reported to the Dean. The complete policy can be found at the following - the ten-day roster, I am required to assess your attendance. If you have not attended regularly to that point, you will be dropped with no refund of tuition or fees. After the ten-day roster, you should not plan on an instructor withdrawal if you want to withdraw from the course. You are ultimately responsible for your own withdrawal by the withdrawal date. Non-attendance after the ten-day roster will result in an F if you do not withdraw yourself. Cells PhonesTurn your cell phones to vibrate. In the event of a significant campus emergency, many cell phones will vibrate at the same time. This is the only acceptable time to look at or use your phone during puter Use During ClassInternet surfing (e-mail, Facebook, Google, etc.), game playing, outside of class assignments, etc. are not allowed during class time. Computers are for CIS 135 use only!Core ValuesI believe strongly in the Core Values espoused by Parkland College: Honesty and Integrity, Fairness and Just Treatment, Responsibility, Multiculturalism, Education, and Public Trust. Essentially, these values set guidelines for how I should treat you and how you should treat each other (and us). Failure to be respectful of one another or to maintain ethical behavior will not be tolerated. DisabilityIf you believe you have a disability for which you may need an academic accommodation (e.g. an alternate testing environment, use of assistive technology or other classroom assistance), please contact: Cathy Robinson, Room X148, 217-353-2082, crobinson@parkland.eduComputer Related Technology Assistance for StudentsParkland College offers help with technical questions and issues regarding Email, Angel, My.Parkland and Wi-Fi access. Visit the STAR (Student Technical Assistance and Resources) office in D-248, contact the STAR Hotline at 217-353-3333, or email star@parkland.edu for technical assistance.Mass Notification SystemIn the event of a significant campus emergency, Parkland College will activate its mass notification system. We encourage you to sign up for this free service and select how you would like to be notified. Sign up at ScheduleWeek ofTopicPages in Textbook1/13Intro, Certification, Getting StartedCh. 1: Creating, Printing, and Editing Documentsvii to xxvii6 to 341/20Ch. 2: Formatting Characters35 to 601/27Ch. 3: Aligning and Indenting Paragraphs61 to 901/28Ch. 4: Customizing Paragraphs91 to 1282/10Ch. 5: Proofing DocumentsUnit 1 Performance Assessment129 to 1582/17Ch. 6: Formatting Pages171 to 2042/24Ch. 7: Customizing Page Formatting205 to 2363/3Ch. 8: Inserting Elements and Navigating in a DocumentCh. 9: Maintaining Documents237 to 264265 to 2963/10Ch. 10: Managing and Printing Documents297 to 3263/17Unit 2 Performance Assessment3/24SPRING BREAK – ENJOY!!!3/31Ch. 11: Inserting Images Ch. 12: Using Shapes, WordArt, and Advanced Character Formatting337 to 376377 to 4244/7Ch. 13: Creating TablesCh. 14: Enhancing Tables425 to 450451 to 4824/14Ch. 15: Creating Charts483 to 5104/21Unit 3 Performance AssessmentsCh. 22: Customizing AutoCorrect and Word Options751 to 7884/28Ch. 26: Inserting Endnotes, Footnotes, and References917 to 9345/5Ch. 16: Merging Document521 to 5705/12FINAL TBA ................
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