Computer Applications in Final)
Computer Applications in Final)
Course Description
This is an introductory level course designed to teach the fundamentals of computers with respect
to hardware, software and world wide web. It aims to provide students an in-depth understanding
of why and how computers are essential components in business and society.
Course Objectives
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WWW, surfing, browsing, Search
Engines
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Basics of Word Processing, Getting
familiar with the environment:
Entering text and saving your work.
Printing Documents ---
5 Microsoft Word: The Editing and Formatting, Some useful
Basics keyboard Shortcuts
Inserting and formatting Tables
-Lab Practice-
Microsoft Word: Macros, Table of contents, Creating ---
6 Advanced Features forms
-Lab Practice-
Introduction to Spreadsheets, Basic
concepts, Entering data, formula,
7 Microsoft Excel functions ---
Graphs in Excel
-Lab Practice-
Printing Worksheets, Relative &
Microsoft Excel: Absolute Cell References
8 Advanced Features AutoFilter, Forecasting
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Basic Concepts of Databases
9 Microsoft Access MS Access
-Lab Practice-
Creating Presentations, File &Edit
Menu, Slide Show
10 Microsoft Power Point --- ---
-Lab Practice-
Research data, Introduction to SPSS
Business Research Descriptive Analysis, Inferential
11 Data Analysis Using Analysis ---
SPSS Using SPSS
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Business Research --- ---
12 Data Analysis Using
SPSS ---
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13 Research Assignments --- ---
Presentations ---
Lost or invalid data, operator error,
power problem, hardware failure,
Security, Control, and Data Backup
14 Confidentiality Trojan Horses, Time bombs, Worms,
and logic bombs
Computer viruses
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15 Project Presentations ---
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Recommended Books
Keep track of your attendance, 75% attendance is mandatory to be eligible for sitting in final
exam. No late comer will be allowed to attend the class.
All the assignments should be submitted within specified time, no late submission will be
accepted.
Plagiarism/cheating will not be tolerated in any case.
Important: Each and everything that will be discussed in the class including different concepts,
definitions, abbreviations, short cut keys etc should be considered as part of course and hence eligible
to appear in the exam.
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