Computer science
Computer science
Lecture 02
Input Devices:
1. Keyboard - Allows users to input text and commands by pressing keys.
2. Mouse - Used for pointing and clicking to interact with graphical user interfaces.
3. Touchscreen - Enables users to interact directly with the display by touching it.
4. Trackpad - Similar to a mouse, but built into laptops for cursor control.
5. Scanner - Converts physical documents and images into digital format.
6. Microphone - Captures audio and converts it into a digital signal.
7. Webcam - Records video and captures images for communication or recording purposes.
8. Joystick - Used in gaming and simulation applications for controlling movement.
9. Barcode Reader - Scans barcodes on products to retrieve product information.
10. Graphics Tablet - Allows artists and designers to draw directly onto a digital screen.
Output Devices:
1. Monitor/Display - Displays text, images, and videos to the user.
2. Printer - Produces physical copies of digital documents and images.
3. Speaker - Outputs audio and sound for various applications.
4. Headphones - Allows users to listen to audio privately.
5. Projector - Projects images or video onto a larger screen or surface.
6. 3D Printer - Creates physical objects from digital 3D models.
7. Plotter - Draws vector graphics on paper or other materials.
8. Haptic Feedback Devices - Provide tactile sensations in response to interactions.
9. LED/LCD Indicators - Show status or information using light-emitting diodes or liquid crystal displays.
10. Braille Display - Converts digital text into Braille for visually impaired users.
Input/Output Devices (Combination of both)
1. Touchscreen Monitor - Allows users to both input and interact with output via touch.
2. All-in-One Printer - Combines printing, scanning, and sometimes faxing capabilities.
3. Modem - Connects to the internet and acts as both input and output for data transmission.
4. Interactive Whiteboard - A combination of a display and input device used in presentations and
education.
5. Smart TV - Combines a television with internet connectivity and interactive features.
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6. Multi-function Peripheral (MFP) - Combines printing, scanning, copying, and sometimes faxing in a
single device.
7. Data Projector with Interactive Pen - Allows users to interact with projected content using a pen-like
device.
8. Gaming Console - Combines input through controllers with output to a TV or display.
9. Smartphones/Tablets - Function as both input devices (touchscreen, sensors) and output devices
(display, speaker).
10. Digital Camera - Allows users to capture images (input) and view them on the built-in display
(output).
Computer Peripherals
1. Keyboard:
A keyboard is an input device that allows users to input text and commands into the computer by
pressing keys.
Function: It provides a way to type text, execute commands, and navigate through the computer's
interface.
Inventor: Christopher Latham Sholes is credited with inventing the first practical typewriter, which laid
the foundation for modern keyboards.
2. Mouse:
A mouse is an input device that enables users to control the cursor on the screen and interact with
graphical user interfaces.
Function: It provides a more intuitive way to navigate and interact with the computer, especially in GUI-
based systems.
Inventor: Douglas Engelbart is often credited with inventing the first computer mouse in 1964.
3. Monitor/Display:
A monitor or display is an output device that presents visual information, including text, images, and
videos, to the user.
Function: It allows users to view the output of their computer's operations and interact with software and
applications visually.
Inventor: The development of early monitors was a collective effort, but the cathode-ray tube (CRT)
monitor, a popular early display technology, can be attributed to Karl Ferdinand Braun and
Ferdinand von Rydberg.
4. Printer:
A printer is an output device that produces physical copies of digital documents and images on paper or
other materials.
Function: It allows users to create hard copies of electronic files, such as documents, photos, and
graphics.
Inventor: The invention of the printing press, the precursor to modern printers, is credited to Johannes
Gutenberg in the 15th century.
5. Scanner:
A scanner is an input device that converts physical documents, photos, or images into digital format.
Function: It allows users to digitize paper documents and images for storage, editing, and sharing
electronically.
Inventor: Ray Kurzweil developed the first CCD flatbed scanner in 1975.
6. External Hard Drive:
An external hard drive is a storage device that connects to a computer externally, providing additional
storage space.
Function: It allows users to store and back up data externally, expanding the computer's storage
capacity.
Inventor: IBM is credited with introducing the first hard disk drive (HDD) in 1956, though external hard
drives were later developed as the need for portable storage arose.
7. USB Flash Drive:
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A USB flash drive (pen drive) is a portable storage device that connects via a USB port. Function: It
allows users to store and transfer data between computers and other devices conveniently.
Inventor: The original idea of a USB flash drive is attributed to Amir Ban, Dov Moran, and Oron Ogdan
of M-Systems, who developed the first USB flash drive in the late 1990s.
8. Webcam:
A webcam is a video camera connected to a computer that captures video or images for communication
and recording purposes.
Function: It enables video conferencing, live streaming, and capturing photos or videos. Inventor: The
first webcam was developed by researchers at the University of Cambridge to monitor a coffee pot
and determine its status remotely in 1991.
9. Microphone:
A microphone is an input device that converts sound waves into an electrical signal.
Function: It allows users to record audio, make voice calls, and interact with voice recognition software.
Inventor: Sir Charles Wheatstone is often credited with inventing the microphone in 1827.
10. Headphones:
Headphones are audio output devices worn over the ears to listen to audio privately. Function: They
allow users to enjoy audio content without disturbing others.
Inventor: Nathaniel Baldwin is credited with creating the first modern headphones in 1910.
11. Speakers:
Speakers are audio output devices that produce sound from an electrical signal. Function: They enable
users to listen to audio, music, and system sounds from a computer.
Inventor: The history of speakers dates back to the 1800s, with many contributors to the development
of modern loudspeakers, including Ernst Siemens and Nikola Tesla.
12. Graphics Tablet:
A graphics tablet (pen tablet) is an input device that allows artists and designers to draw directly onto a
digital screen using a stylus.
Function: It provides a more natural and precise way to create digital art and design.
Inventor: The first commercially available graphics tablet was developed by Dr. Benjamin Decker in the
1950s.
13. Joystick: Explanation:
A joystick is an input device used primarily for gaming and simulation applications, providing control
over movement and direction.
Function: It allows users to control the movement of characters, vehicles, or other elements in video
games and simulations.
Inventor: C. B. Mirick is credited with inventing the first joystick in 1926, which was used for controlling
aircraft.
14. Gamepad/Controller:
A gamepad or controller is an input device designed specifically for gaming, featuring buttons, triggers,
and joysticks.
Function: It provides a more ergonomic and specialized interface for playing video games. Inventor:
The concept of game controllers has evolved over time, but Ralph Baer is considered one of the
pioneers of video game consoles and controllers.
15. Barcode Reader/Scanner:
A barcode reader or scanner is an input device that reads barcodes on products and converts them into
digital information.
Function: It enables rapid and accurate data entry for inventory management, retail, and product
tracking.
Inventor: Norman Joseph Woodland and Bernard Silver were granted the patent for the first barcode in
1952.
16. Touch screen Monitor: Explanation: A touchscreen monitor is an output device with an interactive
display that responds to touch input from users.
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Function: It allows users to interact directly with the content displayed on the screen, eliminating the
need for a separate input device.
Inventor: The concept of touchscreen technology was explored by several inventors, but E.A. Johnson
is credited with creating the first capacitive touchscreen in 1965.
17. Plotter:
A plotter is an output device that draws vector graphics on paper or other materials.
Function: It is used for creating large-scale engineering drawings, architectural plans, and technical
illustrations.
Inventor: The concept of plotting devices dates back to the 1950s, with multiple contributors to the
development of modern plotters.
18. Modem:
A modem is a communication device that modulates and demodulates digital data to enable data
transmission over analog communication channels.
Function: It allows computers to communicate over telephone lines or other analog communication
channels.
Inventor: The first commercial modem was developed by Bell Labs in the 1960s.
19. Touchpad:
A touchpad is an input device often integrated into laptops for cursor control and navigation. Function: It
replaces the traditional mouse for navigating through a computer's interface. Inventor: George E.
Gerpheide filed a patent for a "Finger Position Indicator" in 1982, which laid the foundation for
modern touchpad technology.
20. Smart Card Reader:
A smart card reader is an input device that reads data from smart cards, which contain integrated
circuits for data storage and processing.
Function: It enables secure access to information, authentication, and financial transactions. Inventor:
The concept of smart cards dates back to the early 1970s, with multiple inventors contributing to
their development.
21. Touchscreen Keyboard:
A touchscreen keyboard is an input device that displays a virtual keyboard on a touchscreen display.
Function: It allows users to input text and commands directly on the screen without the need for a
physical keyboard.
Inventor: The idea of touchscreen keyboards emerged in the 1970s, but the widespread adoption came
with the rise of smartphones, pioneered by companies like Apple and BlackBerry.
22. Card Reader:
A card reader is an input device that reads data from memory cards used in cameras, smartphones, and
other devices.
Function: It allows users to transfer data between devices and access media files.
Inventor: The development of memory cards and card readers is a collective effort among various
manufacturers.
23. Biometric Scanner:
A biometric scanner is an input device that captures and analyzes unique biological traits, such as
fingerprints or facial features, for identification and authentication purposes.
Function: It provides a secure and reliable method of access control and user verification. Inventor: The
idea of biometrics and its applications date back centuries, but the development of modern biometric
scanners is attributed to various researchers and engineers.
24. Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Scanner:
An OCR scanner is a specialized scanner that converts printed or handwritten text into editable digital
format.
Function: It allows users to digitize and edit text documents without manual data entry. Inventor: The
concept of OCR was proposed as early as the 1920s, with many researchers contributing to its
development.
25. Infrared (IR) Remote Control:
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An infrared remote control is an input device that sends signals to control electronic devices, such as
TVs, DVD players, and audio systems.
Function: It enables to operate electronic devices from a distance without direct line-of-sight.
Inventor: The concept of remote control dates back to the early 20th century, with various inventors
contributing to its development.
26. Magnetic Stripe Reader:
A magnetic stripe reader is an input device that reads data from the magnetic stripe on credit cards,
identification cards, and other encoded cards.
Function: It enables quick and accurate data retrieval for payment processing and identity verification.
Inventor: The magnetic stripe technology was jointly developed by IBM and the US Department of
Defense in the late 1960s.
27. Numeric Keypad:
A numeric keypad is an input device with a layout of numbers and basic mathematical symbols for rapid
data entry.
Function: It provides a more efficient way to enter numeric data and perform calculations. Inventor: The
numeric keypad concept is closely related to the development of the typewriter and early adding
machines.
28. Electronic Whiteboard:
An electronic whiteboard (interactive whiteboard) is an input/output device used in presentations and
education.
Function: It allows to interact with the content displayed on the board using touch or a stylus.
Inventor: The concept of electronic whiteboards evolved from traditional whiteboards and projection
technologies, with various inventors contributing to the development.
29. UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply):
A UPS is a device that provides backup power to a computer or other electronic devices during power
outages or fluctuations.
Function: It ensures continuous operation and protects devices from potential damage due to sudden
power loss.
Inventor: The development of UPS technology involved multiple engineers and companies focused on
providing power protection for electronic equipment.
30. Digital Pen:
: A digital pen is an input device that looks and functions like a traditional pen but captures handwriting
or drawings digitally.
Function: It allow to write or draw on a surface while converting the content into digital format.
Inventor: The concept of digital pens dates back to the 1950s, but modern iterations have been
developed by companies like Anoto and Livescribe..
History of Computer:
The "father of computer" title is often attributed to Charles Babbage, an English mathematician and
inventor who lived in the 19th century
Computer generations:
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1. First Generation (1940s-1950s):
Vacuum tubes used for computation.
ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) and UNIVAC I (Universal Automatic
Computer I) were prominent computers.
Large, slow, and generated a lot of heat.
2. Second Generation (1950s-1960s):
Transistors replaced vacuum tubes, making computers smaller and faster.
IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) 700 series and CDC (Control Data Corporation)
1604 were notable computers.
Batch processing and punched cards used for input.
3. Third Generation (1960s-1970s):
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Integrated circuits (ICs) allowed even smaller and more powerful computers.
IBM System/360 and DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) PDP-8 (Programmed Data Processor-8)
were significant machines.
Introduction of high-level programming languages like Fortran (Formula Translation) and COBOL
(Common Business-Oriented Language).
4. Fourth Generation (1970s-1980s):
Microprocessors brought computing power to a single chip.
Personal computers (PCs) emerged, such as IBM PC and Apple Macintosh.
GUIs (Graphical User Interfaces) and the mouse became standard.
5. Fifth Generation (1980s-Present):
Advancements in VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) technology and parallel processing.
Introduction of RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) architecture.
Growth of the internet, web, and mobile computing.
programmers to write more manageable code using mnemonics for specific machine
instructions.
3. FORTRAN (Formula Translation) (Third Generation):
Developed in the mid-1950s, FORTRAN was one of the first high-level programming
languages. It was designed for scientific and engineering calculations and featured easy-to-
understand syntax and numerical computation capabilities.
4. COBOL (Common Business-Oriented Language) (Third Generation):
Short History: Created in the late 1950s, COBOL was developed for business applications and
data processing. It played a vital role in the automation of business processes and data
handling.
5. BASIC (Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code) (Third Generation):
Developed in the early 1960s, BASIC was designed to make programming accessible to
beginners. It gained popularity as a simple language for teaching and early personal
computer use.
6. C (Third Generation):
Developed in the early 1970s, C became a widely-used general-purpose programming
language. It was influenced by the earlier B programming language and provided significant
portability and low-level access to computer memory.
7. C++ (Fourth Generation):
Created in the early 1980s as an extension of C, C++ introduced object-oriented
programming features, allowing for easier code organization and reuse.
8. Java (Fourth Generation):
Introduced by Sun Microsystems in the mid-1990s, Java is known for its "write once, run
anywhere" approach, enabling platform independence. It gained popularity for web applets,
enterprise applications, and Android app development.
9. Python (Fourth Generation):
Developed in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Python emphasized readability and simplicity. It
gained widespread popularity for its ease of use, versatility, and extensive libraries.
10. JavaScript (Fourth Generation):
Created in the mid-1990s by Netscape, JavaScript was initially designed for web browsers to
add interactivity to websites. Today, it is a fundamental language for web development,
powering dynamic web content and applications.
11. MATLAB (Fourth Generation):
MATLAB was developed in the late 1970s by Cleve Moler as a numerical computing
environment. It was initially designed to facilitate matrix manipulations, and it quickly became
popular in engineering, scientific research, and data analysis. MATLAB's easy-to-use syntax
and built-in mathematical functions make it a powerful tool for computational and simulation
tasks.
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Lecture 04
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1. Bit (Binary Digit):
The smallest unit of data in a computer representing binary number( 0 or 1).
2. Nibble:
A group of 4 bits which can represent a single hexadecimal digit (0 to F).
3. Byte:
A group of 8 bits capable of representing a single character or a small number.
4. Kilobyte (KB):
Approximately 1,000 bytes or 1,024 bytes (depending on context).
5. Megabyte (MB):
Approximately 1,000 kilobytes or 1,024 kilobytes (depending on context).
6. Gigabyte (GB):
Approximately 1,000 megabytes or 1,024 megabytes (depending on context).
7. Terabyte (TB):
Approximately 1,000 gigabytes or 1,024 gigabytes (depending on context).
8. Petabyte (PB):
Approximately 1,000 terabytes or 1,024 terabytes (depending on context).
9. Exabyte (EB):
Approximately 1,000 petabytes or 1,024 petabytes (depending on context).
10. Zettabyte (ZB):
Approximately 1,000 exabytes or 1,024 exabytes (depending on context)
Computer data storage devices:
1. USB Flash Drive: USB (Universal Serial Bus) Drive
Capacities: Ranging from 16GB to several terabytes (TB).
2. External Hard Disk Drive (HDD): External HDD
Capacities: Starting from 500GB and going up to 16TB or more.
3. Solid State Drive (SSD): SSD
Capacities: Typically ranging from 128GB to 4TB or more for external and internal drives.
4. Internal Hard Disk Drive (HDD): Internal HDD
Capacities: Typically ranging from 500GB to 4TB or more.
5. Internal Solid State Drive (SSD): Internal SSD
Capacities: Ranging from 128GB to 4TB or more.
6. MicroSD Card: MicroSD
Capacities: Typically ranging from 8GB to 512GB or more.
7. SD Card: SD (Secure Digital) Card
Capacities: Starting from 2GB and going up to 1TB or more.
8. Blu-ray Disc: Blu-ray
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a) 1980
b) 1981
c) 1985
d) 1990
5. Which version of Windows introduced the Start menu?
a) Windows 3.1
b) Windows 95
c) Windows 98
d) Windows XP
6. Which Microsoft executive famously referred to Linux as a "cancer"?
a) Bill Gates
b) Steve Ballmer
c) Satya Nadella
d) Paul Allen
7. In 2014, Satya Nadella became the CEO of Microsoft, succeeding:
a) Bill Gates
b) Steve Ballmer
c) Paul Allen
d) Ray Ozzie
8. Which gaming console was introduced by Microsoft to compete with Sony's PlayStation and
Nintendo's Wii?
a) Xbox
b) Xbox 360
c) Xbox One
d) Xbox Series X
9. Which of the following acquisitions allowed Microsoft to enter the mobile phone market?
a) Nokia
b) Motorola
c) Blackberry
d) HTC
10. Which web browser replaced Internet Explorer as the default browser in Windows 10?
a) Microsoft Edge
b) Mozilla Firefox
c) Google Chrome
d) Opera
11. In what year did Microsoft launch its cloud computing platform, Azure?
a) 2005
b) 2008
c) 2010
d) 2012
12. Which of the following is a popular software development tool offered by Microsoft?
a) Microsoft Teams
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b) Microsoft Word
c) Microsoft Visual Studio
d) Microsoft Excel
13. Which Microsoft co-founder left the company in the early 1980s but remained a shareholder
until his passing?
a) Bill Gates
b) Paul Allen
c) Steve Ballmer
d) Satya Nadella
14. Which technology giant had an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft in the late 1990s and early
2000s?
a) Apple
b) Google
c) IBM
d) United States Department of Justice (DOJ)
15. What was the name of Microsoft's first-ever graphical user interface (GUI)?
a) Windows 1.0
b) Windows 3.0
c) Windows 95
d) Windows XP
16. Which of the following Microsoft products is used for collaborative project management and
version control?
a) Microsoft Azure
b) Microsoft Office
c) Microsoft SharePoint
d) Microsoft SQL Server
17. In which year did Microsoft acquire LinkedIn, the professional social networking platform?
a) 2012
b) 2014
c) 2016
d) 2018
18. Which of the following Microsoft executives famously threw a chair in a meeting during his
tenure?
a) Bill Gates
b) Steve Ballmer
c) Satya Nadella
d) Paul Allen
19. Which Microsoft product offers interactive data visualizations and business analytics services?
a) Microsoft Teams
b) Microsoft Power BI
c) Microsoft Outlook
d) Microsoft Exchange Server
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20. In which year did Microsoft release its first gaming console, the original Xbox?
a) 2000
b) 2001
c) 2003
d) 2005
Answers
1. b) 1975
2. b) Bill Gates and Paul Allen
3. c) MS-DOS
4. b) 1981
5. b) Windows 95
6. b) Steve Ballmer
7. b) Steve Ballmer
8. a) Xbox
9. a) Nokia
10. a) Microsoft Edge
11. b) 2008
12. c) Microsoft Visual Studio
13. b) Paul Allen
14. d) United States Department of Justice (DOJ)
15. a) Windows 1.0
16. c) Microsoft SharePoint
17. c) 2016
18. b) Steve Ballmer
19. b) Microsoft Power BI
20. b) 2001
Lecture 06
1. Primary Function
Microsoft Word: Word processing software used for creating, editing, and formatting text-based
documents like letters, reports, essays, etc. Commonly used for writing documents, creating
resumes, letters, or academic papers.
Microsoft Excel: Spreadsheet software used for data analysis, calculations, and organizing data in
tables. Commonly used for financial analysis, data organization, and creating budgets or
charts
Microsoft PowerPoint: Presentation software used for creating slideshows with text, images, and
multimedia elements to convey information to an audience. Commonly used for creating and
delivering presentations in a business or educational setting.
Microsoft PowerPoint: Deals with presentation slideshows for delivering information in a
visually appealing manner.
2. Working:
Data Manipulation:
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Microsoft Word: Provides basic table functions but is not primarily designed for complex data
manipulation.
Microsoft Excel: Offers powerful tools for data organization, calculations, formulas, and
functions.
Microsoft PowerPoint: Does not have extensive data manipulation capabilities like Excel but
allows for simple chart creation and basic data representation.
Graphical Elements:
Microsoft Word: Allows users to insert images, shapes, and charts into documents but
primarily focuses on text formatting.
Microsoft Excel: Primarily focuses on numerical data but can also include some basic charts
and graphs.
Microsoft PowerPoint: Specializes in creating slides with multimedia elements, including
images, videos, audio, and animations.
Formula and Function Support:
Microsoft Word: Lacks built-in formulas and functions; it's not intended for extensive
numerical calculations.
Microsoft Excel: Offers a vast array of formulas and functions for mathematical operations
and data manipulation.
Microsoft PowerPoint: Does not have extensive formula and function support like Excel.
Printing and Page Layout:
Microsoft Word: Designed with extensive page layout and printing options for creating
documents that look polished when printed.
Microsoft Excel: Provides options for printing spreadsheets with headers, footers, and
gridlines for clarity.
Microsoft PowerPoint: Focuses on printing slides to be used as handouts or for reference
during presentations.
3. File Formats:
Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint each have their respective file formats (.docx, .xlsx,
.pptx). However, they can also save and open files in common formats like .doc, .xls, .ppt to
ensure compatibility with older versions of the software or other word processing,
spreadsheet, or presentation applications.
Short Keys
Microsoft Word:
1. Ctrl + A: Selects all the content in the current document. Useful for quickly highlighting and editing the
entire text.
2. Ctrl + B: Applies or removes bold formatting to the selected text. Bolding text makes it appear thicker
and more prominent.
3. Ctrl + C: Copies the selected text or object to the clipboard. It duplicates the content for pasting
elsewhere.
4. Ctrl + D: Opens the Font dialog box. You can use this shortcut to change font styles, sizes, and other text
formatting.
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5. Ctrl + E: Aligns the selected text to the center of the page or cell in a table. It's helpful for formatting text
in a visually balanced way.
6. Ctrl + F: Opens the Find dialog box. You can use this shortcut to search for specific words or phrases in
the document.
7. Ctrl + G: Opens the Go To dialog box. You can use this shortcut to quickly navigate to a specific page,
section, or line.
8. Ctrl + H: Opens the Replace dialog box. You can use this shortcut to find and replace specific words or
phrases in the document.
9. Ctrl + I: Applies or removes italic formatting to the selected text. Italicized text is slanted and stands out
from regular text.
10. Ctrl + J: Aligns the selected text to justify the left and right margins. This evenly spaces text for a clean
look.
11. Ctrl + K: Opens the Hyperlink dialog box. You can use this shortcut to insert hyperlinks to websites, files,
or email addresses.
12. Ctrl + L: Aligns the selected text to the left margin. It's the default alignment for most documents.
13. Ctrl + M: Indents the selected paragraph. You can use this to create bulleted or numbered lists.
14. Ctrl + N: Opens a new, blank document. Useful for starting a new project quickly.
15. Ctrl + O: Opens the Open File dialog box, allowing you to open an existing document.
16. Ctrl + P: Opens the Print dialog box, allowing you to print the current document.
17. Ctrl + Q: Removes paragraph formatting from the selected paragraph, returning it to the default settings.
18. Ctrl + R: Aligns the selected text to the right margin. Useful for creating specific text layouts.
19. Ctrl + S: Saves the current document. It's a quick way to save your work without using the mouse.
20. Ctrl + T: Creates a hanging indent for the selected paragraph, commonly used for creating reference lists.
21. Ctrl + U: Applies or removes underline formatting to the selected text. Underlined text is often used for
emphasis.
22. Ctrl + V: Pastes the content from the clipboard to the current cursor location.
23. Ctrl + W: Closes the current document or window.
24. Ctrl + X: Cuts the selected text or object, removing it from the document and copying it to the clipboard.
25. Ctrl + Y: Repeats the last action performed. Useful for quickly applying the same formatting multiple
times.
26. Ctrl + Z: Undoes the last action. If you make a mistake, you can use this shortcut to reverse it.
Microsoft Excel:
1. Ctrl + - (Minus Key): Deletes the selected cells or rows in Excel.
2. Ctrl + + (Plus Key): Inserts cells or rows in Excel.
3. Ctrl + A: Selects all the cells in the current worksheet. Useful for quickly highlighting and editing the
entire worksheet.
4. Ctrl + C: Copies the selected cells or objects to the clipboard.
5. Ctrl + D: Fills down the contents from the topmost cell in the selected range in Excel.
6. Ctrl + F: Opens the Find dialog box. You can use this shortcut to search for specific values or text in the
worksheet.
7. Ctrl + G: Opens the Go To dialog box. You can use this shortcut to quickly navigate to a specific cell or
range.
8. Ctrl + H: Opens the Find and Replace dialog box. You can use this shortcut to find and replace specific
values or text in the worksheet.
9. Ctrl + I: Applies or removes italic formatting to the selected cells or text in Excel.
10. Ctrl + R: Fills right the contents from the leftmost cell in the selected range in Excel.
11. Ctrl + S: Saves the current workbook. It's a quick way to save your work without using the mouse.
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12. Ctrl + U: Applies or removes underline formatting to the selected cells or text in Excel.
13. Ctrl + V: Pastes the content from the clipboard to the current cursor location.
14. Ctrl + W: Closes the current workbook.
15. Ctrl + X: Cuts the selected cells or objects, removing them from the worksheet and copying them to the
clipboard.
16. Ctrl + Y: Redoes the last action. Useful for quickly reapplying changes that were undone.
17. Ctrl + Z: Undoes the last action. If you make a mistake, you can use this shortcut to reverse it.
Microsoft PowerPoint:
1. Ctrl + A: Selects all the objects or text in the current slide. Useful for quickly highlighting and editing the
entire slide.
2. Ctrl + B: Applies or removes bold formatting to the selected text or objects in PowerPoint.
3. Ctrl + C: Copies the selected text or objects to the clipboard.
4. Ctrl + D: Duplicates the selected object or slide in PowerPoint.
5. Ctrl + E: Centers the selected text in the middle of the slide or object in PowerPoint.
6. Ctrl + F: Opens the Find dialog box. You can use this shortcut to search for specific text in the
presentation.
7. Ctrl + G: Groups the selected objects together in PowerPoint.
8. Ctrl + H: Opens the Replace dialog box. You can use this shortcut to find and replace specific text in the
presentation.
9. Ctrl + I: Applies or removes italic formatting to the selected text or objects in PowerPoint.
10. Ctrl + J: Justifies the selected text, aligning it to both the left and right edges in PowerPoint.
11. Ctrl + K: Opens the Insert Hyperlink dialog box. You can use this shortcut to insert hyperlinks to websites,
files, or email addresses.
12. Ctrl + L: Aligns the selected text to the left of the slide or object in PowerPoint.
13. Ctrl + M: Adds a new slide to the presentation in PowerPoint.
14. Ctrl + N: Opens a new, blank presentation. Useful for starting a new project quickly.
15. Ctrl + O: Opens the Open File dialog box, allowing you to open an existing presentation.
16. Ctrl + P: Opens the Print dialog box, allowing you to print the current presentation.
17. Ctrl + R: Aligns the selected text to the right of the slide or object in PowerPoint.
18. Ctrl + S: Saves the current presentation. It's a quick way to save your work without using the mouse.
19. Ctrl + U: Applies or removes underline formatting to the selected text or objects in PowerPoint.
20. Ctrl + V: Pastes the content from the clipboard to the current cursor location.
21. Ctrl + W: Closes the current presentation.
22. Ctrl + X: Cuts the selected text or objects, removing them from the slide and copying them to the
clipboard.
23. Ctrl + Y: Redoes the last action. Useful for quickly reapplying changes that were undone.
24. Ctrl + Z: Undoes the last action. If you make a mistake, you can use this shortcut to reverse it
Past Papers Questions
1. Microsoft Excel is best suited for:
a) Word processing and document creation
b) Creating presentation slides with multimedia
c) Data analysis, calculations, and organizing numerical data in tables
d) Creating artistic and creative content
2. In Microsoft Excel, which control shortcut key is used to select all cells in the current
worksheet?
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a) Ctrl + A
b) Ctrl + C
c) Ctrl + S
d) Ctrl + P
3. Microsoft PowerPoint is primarily used for:
a) Performing data analysis and creating charts
b) Word processing and creating textual documents
c) Creating presentation slides with text, images, and multimedia
d) Creating spreadsheets with formulas and functions
4. In Microsoft Word, which of the following is a unique feature not found in Excel or
PowerPoint?
a) Creating pivot tables for data analysis
b) Applying animations and transitions to slides
c) Text formatting and paragraph alignment
d) Using formulas and functions to manipulate data
5. In Microsoft Excel, the control shortcut key "Ctrl + X" is used for:
a) Cutting the selected cells
b) Copying the selected cells
c) Pasting the copied cells
d) Clearing the selected cells
6. Which application is best suited for creating and editing textual documents like
resumes and letters?
a) Microsoft Word
b) Microsoft Excel
c) Microsoft PowerPoint
d) None of the above
7. In Microsoft PowerPoint, what is the control shortcut key for new slide?
a) Ctrl + N
b) Ctrl + M
c) Ctrl + PgDn
d) Ctrl + PgUp
8. What is the control shortcut key for aligning selected text to the center in Microsoft Word
a)Ctrl + C
b) Ctrl + E
c) Ctrl + R
d) Ctrl + L
9. Microsoft Word is primarily used for:
a) Creating presentations with multimedia elements
b) Performing data analysis and calculations
c) Word processing and creating textual documents
d) Creating spreadsheets with charts and graphs
10. In Microsoft Excel, which control shortcut key is used to create a new worksheet?
a) Ctrl + N
b) Ctrl + Shift + N
c) Ctrl + W
d) Ctrl + Shift + W
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Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word:
Microsoft Word is popular word processing software developed by Microsoft. It is part
of the Microsoft Office suite of productivity applications. Microsoft Word allows users to
create, edit, format, and save documents. It provides a wide range of tools and features
for text formatting, page layout, spell-checking, grammar checking, and more. Users can
create various types of documents, including letters, resumes, reports, essays, and other
professional and personal documents.
Default Settings in Microsoft Word:
Default settings in Microsoft Word refer to the standard configurations that are applied
when you open a new document.
1. Default Font:
The default font in Microsoft Word is "Calibri" with a font size of 11 points. Smallest
Font Size: 8 points Largest Font Size: 72 points
2. Default Page Margins:
The default page margins are usually set to 1 inch on all sides (top, bottom, left, and
right).
3. Default Line Spacing:
The default line spacing is often set to "1.15" or "1.0" for single-spacing.
4. Default Paragraph Alignment:
The default paragraph alignment is "left-aligned," which means the text starts at the left
margin and is ragged on the right.
5. Default Paper Size:
In most versions, the default paper size is set to "Letter" (8.5 x 11 inches) for documents
created in the United States. In other regions, the default paper size might be "A4" (210
x 297 mm).
6. Default Save Format:
The default save format for new documents is often the ".docx" format, which is the
XML-based file format used by newer versions of Word.
Information Bars
1. Title Bar:
The title bar is at the top of the Word window and displays the name of the
currently opened document. It also contains the standard minimize,
maximize/restore, and close buttons.
2. Quick Access Toolbar:
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The Quick Access Toolbar is a small customizable toolbar located at the top left
corner of the Word window, above or below the Ribbon. By default, it contains
shortcuts to common commands like Save, Undo, and Redo. Users can add or
remove buttons to customize it according to their preferences.
3. Ribbon:
The Ribbon is a panel at the top of the Word window that contains various tabs,
each with groups of commands relevant to specific tasks. The Ribbon replaces
the traditional menu and toolbar interface and provides quick access to a wide
range of Word's features and functions.
4. Scroll Bar:
The scroll bar appears on the right side of the Word window and allows you to
navigate through the document by scrolling up or down.
5. Status Bar:
The status bar is located at the bottom of the Word window and provides useful
information about the document and the current state of Word. It may display
details like the page number, word count, language settings, track changes
status, zoom level, and more.
6. View Buttons:
The view buttons are found in the bottom-right corner of the Word window and
allow you to switch between different document views like "Print Layout," "Read
Mode," "Web Layout," and more.
Default Tabs
1. File Tab (or Office Button in older versions):
This tab is used to access the File menu, where you can open, save, print, and
manage documents. It also provides access to document properties, options, and
permissions. In newer versions of Word, this tab is represented by the File icon.
2. Home Tab:
The Home tab contains frequently used commands for basic text formatting and
editing. It includes options for font formatting (e.g., font style, size, color, bold,
italic, underline), paragraph formatting (e.g., alignment, line spacing, bullets,
numbering), clipboard functions (e.g., cut, copy, paste), and more.
3. Insert Tab:
The Insert tab allows you to add various elements to your document. It includes
options to insert pictures, shapes, charts, tables, headers, footers, page numbers,
and other objects like hyperlinks and symbols.
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13) Alt + F1: Creates a new chart based on the selected data in the document.
14) Alt + F2: Opens the "Save As" dialog box, allowing you to save the current
document with a new name or in a different location.
15) Alt + F3: Inserts an AutoText entry (predefined text) into the document.
16) Alt + F4: Closes the active document. If there are no other open documents,
it will also close Microsoft Word. Or window.
17) Alt + F5: Restores the size of the active window if it has been minimized.
18) Alt + F6: Switches to the next open document window.
19) Alt + F7: Initiates a spelling and grammar check for the current document.
20) Alt + F8: Opens the "Macro" dialog box to run or create a macro.
21) Alt + F9: Toggles the display of field codes in the document.
22)Alt + F10: Activates the Menu Bar, highlighting key menu options. You
can then use the arrow keys to navigate the menus.
23) Alt + F11: Opens the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) editor, allowing you
to work with macros and write VBA code
Past Papers Questions
1. What is Microsoft Word primarily used for?
a) Creating spreadsheets
b) Creating presentations
c) Word processing
d) Editing images
2. Which of the following is the default font in Microsoft Word?
a) Times New Roman
b) Arial
c) Calibri
d) Verdana
3. What is the default font size in Microsoft Word?
a) 8 points
b) 10 points
c) 11 points
d) 12 points
4. What is the default page margin in Microsoft Word?
a) 0.5 inches
b) 1 inch
c) 1.5 inches
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d) 2 inches
5. Which tab in Microsoft Word is used for basic text formatting and editing?
a) Home Tab
b) Insert Tab
c) Page Layout Tab
d) References Tab
6. The default line spacing in Microsoft Word is usually set to:
a) Single-spacing
b) Double-spacing
c) 1.5 line spacing
d) Triple-spacing
7. What is the default paper size in most versions of Microsoft Word?
a) A4
b) A3
c) Letter (8.5 x 11 inches)
d) Legal (8.5 x 14 inches)
8. What is the default file format for saving new documents in Microsoft Word?
a) .doc
b) .txt
c) .rtf
d) .docx
9. Which information bar provides details like page number, word count, and
zoom level in Microsoft Word?
a) Scroll Bar
b) Ribbon
c) Quick Access Toolbar
d) Status Bar
10. The function of Alt + F7 in Microsoft Word is to:
a) Create a new document
b) Start a spelling and grammar check
c) Open the "Save As" dialog box
d) Copy formatting of selected text
11. Ctrl + Shift + C is used for:
a) Copying selected text format
b) Changing font size to the next larger size
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a) Left-aligned
b) Right-aligned
c) Center-aligned
d) Justified
19. Ctrl + Shift + > in Microsoft Word creates:
a) A non-breaking space
b) Increases the font size of the selected text.
c) Decreases the font size of the selected text
d) A hyperlink to the selected text
20. Which tab in Microsoft Word provides options for adjusting the
document's layout and appearance?
a) Home Tab
b) Insert Tab
c) Page Layout Tab
d) View Tab
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel is powerful spreadsheet software developed by Microsoft as part of the
Microsoft Office suite of productivity applications. It is widely used for data analysis,
organizing and manipulating numerical data, creating charts and graphs, and performing
various calculations. Excel provides a grid-like layout with rows and columns, where users
can enter, store, and manipulate data.
1. Cell:
In Microsoft Excel, a cell is the basic building block of a spreadsheet. It is the intersection point of a row
and a column and is identified by its unique cell address, which consists of a column letter followed by a
row number. For example, cell A1 refers to the cell in the first column and the first row.
A cell is a rectangular box within the worksheet grid where you can enter data, formulas,
or text.
It can contain various types of data, such as numbers, text, dates, or formulas that
perform calculations.
Each cell has a specific cell address, which consists of the column letter followed by the
row number, to uniquely identify its location in the worksheet.
You can format cells to change their appearance, apply number formats, add borders, and
adjust alignment.
2. Row:
A row in Excel is a horizontal line of cells that runs from left to right across the worksheet.
Rows are identified by numbers starting from 1 at the top of the worksheet and
increasing as you move down.
By default, Excel 2007 and later versions support up to 1,048,576 rows.
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3. Column:
A column in Excel is a vertical line of cells that runs from top to bottom across the
worksheet.
Columns are identified by letters starting from A on the left side of the worksheet and
increasing as you move to the right.
By default, Excel 2007 and later versions support up to 16,384 columns
a. When you create a new worksheet in Excel, the default name is "Sheet1." If you add more
sheets, they are named "Sheet2," "Sheet3," and so on.
6. Default AutoSave and Auto Recover Settings:
a. By default, Excel automatically saves your work every 10 minutes using the AutoSave feature. It
also creates periodic backups of your workbook through the AutoRecover feature.
7. Default Page Setup:
a. The default page setup includes a standard paper size, orientation (usually portrait), and
margins.
8. The default file name in Microsoft Excel:
For a new, unsaved workbook is usually name is "Book1". When you open a new Excel file or create
a new workbook without specifying a name, Excel will automatically assign it the default name
"Book1". Similarly, if you create additional new workbooks without giving them a specific name,
Excel will name them "Book2", "Book3", and so on, incrementing the number for each new
workbook.
Information Bars of ms excel
1. Formula Bar:
The formula bar is located above the worksheet grid and displays the content of the
selected cell. It shows the cell's value or formula, and you can directly edit the cell's
content from here.
2. Ribbon Tabs Bar :
The Ribbon is the horizontal bar at the top of the Excel window that organizes commands
and features into multiple tabs. Each tab contains groups of related commands. Common
tabs on the Ribbon include Home, Insert, Page Layout, Formulas, Data, Review, and View.
Home Tab:
Clipboard: Contains commands for copying, cutting, pasting, and formatting data.
Font: Allows you to change font styles, sizes, colors, and alignment.
Alignment: Controls text alignment, orientation, and indentation.
Number: Formats cells with different number formats (e.g., currency, percentage, date).
Styles: Provides predefined cell styles for quick formatting.
Cells: Offers options to insert, delete, or format cells and manage data.
Editing: Contains commands for find and replace, data sorting, and other editing functions.
Insert Tab:
Tables: Lets you insert tables to organize and analyze data.
Charts: Allows you to create various types of charts to visualize data.
Spark lines: Provides miniature charts that fit within a single cell.
Filter: Adds data filtering options to the table or range.
PivotTable: Lets you create and manage PivotTables for data analysis.
Page Layout Tab:
Themes: Applies predefined themes to change the look and feel of the workbook.
Page Setup: Manages printing settings, margins, orientation, and scaling.
Scale to Fit: Adjusts the size of the worksheet to fit on a specified number of pages for printing.
Sheet Options: Controls gridlines, headers, and footers.
Arrange: Organizes objects like images and shapes within the worksheet.
Formulas Tab:
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4. F4: Repeats the last action performed. Pressing it repeatedly cycles through the last actions.
5. F5: Opens the Go To dialog box, enabling you to navigate to a specific cell or range in the worksheet.
6. F6: Switches between different areas of the Excel window, such as the worksheet, Ribbon, and task panes.
7. F7: Opens the Spelling dialog box to check the spelling in the worksheet.
8. F8: Activates the Extend Selection mode, allowing you to select cells using the arrow keys.
9. F9: Recalculates all formulas in the workbook.
10. F10: Activates the Ribbon, which allows you to access various Excel commands and features using the
keyboard.
11. F11: Creates a new chart in a new chart sheet based on the selected data.
12. F12: Opens the Save As dialog box to save the workbook with a new name or in a different location.
Alt Function Keys in Microsoft Excel:
1. Alt+F1: Inserts a new chart based on the selected data in the current worksheet itself.
2. Alt+F2: Opens the Save As dialog box to save the workbook with a new name or in a different location.
3. Alt+F3: Opens the Create Names dialog box to define names for selected cells or ranges.
4. Alt+F4: Closes the Excel application and any open workbooks.
5. Alt+F5: Displays the Go To dialog box, enabling you to navigate to a specific cell or range in the
worksheet.
6. Alt+F6: Switches between different areas of the Excel window, such as the worksheet, Ribbon, and task
panes.
7. Alt+F7: Opens the Spelling dialog box to check the spelling in the worksheet.
8. Alt+F8: Displays the Macro dialog box, allowing you to run, create, or edit macros.
9. Alt+F9: Calculates the active worksheet only, without recalculating the entire workbook.
10. Alt+F10: Activates the menu bar, allowing you to access Excel's traditional drop-down menus.
11. Alt+F11: Opens the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) editor, where you can write or modify macros.
12. Alt+F12: Opens the Save As dialog box to save the workbook with a new name or in a different location.
1. SUM:
Explanation: Adds up a range of numbers. Example: =SUM(A1:A5) adds the values in cells A1 to A5.
2. AVERAGE
: Explanation: Calculates the average of a range of numbers. Example: =AVERAGE(B1:B10) calculates the
average of values in cells B1 to B10.
3. COUNT:
Explanation: Counts the number of cells containing numerical values in a range. Example:
=COUNT(C1:C8) counts the number of cells in the range C1 to C8 that contain numbers.
4. COUNTA:
Explanation: Counts the number of non-empty cells in a range. Example: =COUNTA(D1:D7) counts the
number of non-empty cells in the range D1 to D7.
5. MAX:
Explanation: Finds the maximum value in a range of numbers. Example: =MAX(E1:E10) returns the largest
value in cells E1 to E10.
6. MIN:
Explanation: Finds the minimum value in a range of numbers. Example: =MIN(F1:F6) returns the smallest
value in cells F1 to F6.
7. IF:
Explanation: Performs a logical test and returns different values based on the result. Example: =IF(G1>10,
"Greater than 10", "Less than or equal to 10") checks if the value in cell G1 is greater than 10.
8. VLOOKUP:
Explanation: Searches for a value in the first column of a table and returns a value in the same row from a
specified column. Example: =VLOOKUP(H1, A1:B10, 2, FALSE) looks for the value in cell H1 in column A of
the table A1:B10 and returns the corresponding value from column B.
9. HLOOKUP:
Explanation: Searches for a value in the first row of a table and returns a value in the same column from a
specified row. Example: =HLOOKUP(I1, A1:E5, 3, FALSE) looks for the value in cell I1 in the first row of the
table A1:E5 and returns the corresponding value from row 3.
10. INDEX:
Explanation: Returns the value of a cell in a specified row and column in a given range. Example:
=INDEX(A1:C5, 3, 2) returns the value in the third row and second column of the range A1:C5.
11. MATCH:
Explanation: Searches for a specified value in a range and returns its relative position. Example:
=MATCH(J1, D1:D10, 0) finds the position of the value in cell J1 within the range D1:D10.
12. CONCATENATE:
Explanation: Joins two or more text strings into one. Example: =CONCATENATE("Hello, ", "World!")
combines the text strings "Hello, " and "World!" into "Hello, World!".
13. TEXT:
Explanation: Converts a value to text using a specified format. Example: =TEXT(NOW(), "dd-mmm-yyyy
hh:mm:ss") converts the current date and time to text in the format "24-Jul-2023 13:45:22".
14. SUMIF:
Explanation: Adds up values in a range based on a given condition. Example: =SUMIF(K1:K10, ">50")
sums the values in the range K1:K10 that are greater than 50.
15. AVERAGEIF:
Explanation: Calculates the average of values in a range based on a given condition. Example:
=AVERAGEIF(L1:L8, "<>0") calculates the average of values in the range L1:L8 excluding zero values.
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16. COUNTIF:
Explanation: Counts the number of cells that meet a specified condition in a range. Example:
=COUNTIF(M1:M5, "Apple") counts the number of cells in the range M1:M5 that contain the text "Apple".
17. SUMIFS:
Explanation: Adds up values in a range based on multiple conditions. Example: =SUMIFS(N1:N10, O1:O10,
"Red", P1:P10, ">100") sums the values in N1:N10 where cells in O1:O10 are "Red" and cells in P1:P10 are
greater than 100.
18. AVERAGEIFS:
Explanation: Calculates the average of values in a range based on multiple conditions. Example:
=AVERAGEIFS(Q1:Q7, R1:R7, "Fruits", S1:S7, ">10") calculates the average of values in Q1:Q7 where cells
in R1:R7 are "Fruits" and cells in S1:S7 are greater than 10.
19. COUNTIFS:
Explanation: Counts the number of cells that meet multiple conditions in a range. Example:
=COUNTIFS(T1:T12, "Red", U1:U12, ">50") counts the number of cells in the range T1:T12 that contain
"Red" and have a value greater than 50 in U1:U12.
20. IFERROR:
Explanation: Returns a value you specify if a formula evaluates to an error; otherwise, it returns the result
of the formula. Example: =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(V1, A1:B10, 2, FALSE), "Not Found") looks for the value in
cell V1 in column A of the table A1:B10 and returns the corresponding value from column B. If the value is
not found, it returns "Not Found"
C) Searches for a value in a range of cells and returns the count of occurrences.
D) Searches for a value in a range of cells and returns the maximum value.
15. What does the "Freeze Panes" feature in Excel do?
A) Locks selected cells to prevent changes.
B) Protects the worksheet with a password.
C) Splits the worksheet into multiple panes.
D) Keeps certain rows and/or columns visible while scrolling through the worksheet.
16. What is the result of the formula: =3+5*2^2
A) 13
B) 16
C) 20
D) 18
17. Which option in Excel allows you to automatically adjust the width of a column to fit the longest entry?
A) AutoFit
B) AutoFormat
C) AutoSum
D) AutoCorrect
18. Which chart type is suitable for showing trends over time or comparing data in a continuous order?
A) Pie Chart
B) Scatter Plot
C) Line Chart
D) Bar Chart
19. What is the shortcut to create a new worksheet in Excel?
A) Ctrl+N
B) Alt+N
C) Ctrl+Shift+N
D) Alt+Shift+N
20. Which function is used to calculate the average of a range of cells in Excel?
A) AVG
B) MEAN
C) AVERAGE
D) TOTAL
Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft. PowerPoint:
It is widely used for creating slideshows, presentations, and interactive content. You can use it to convey
information, showcase ideas, and create visually engaging presentations.
1. Slide Layouts: PowerPoint provides various default slide layouts, such as Title Slide, Title and Content,
Two Content, Blank, and more. These layouts help you structure your content effectively.
2. Themes:
PowerPoint offers default themes that control the overall appearance of your presentation. Themes
include preset color schemes, fonts, and effects that you can apply to give your presentation a consistent
and professional look.
3. Slide Size:
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The default slide size in PowerPoint is typically set to 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio. However, you can
change the slide size to other options like 4:3 or custom dimensions as per your needs.
4. Text Boxes:
When you insert a text box on a slide, it will have default font settings such as font type, size, color, and
alignment. You can customize these settings to match your preferences.
5. Bullet Points:
When you create bulleted or numbered lists in a text box, PowerPoint uses default bullet point styles. You
can modify these styles to suit your presentation's design.
6. Animations:
PowerPoint includes default animation effects that you can apply to objects on your slides. These
animations control how elements enter, exit, and move on the slide during your presentation.
7. Transitions:
Slide transitions determine how one slide transitions to the next. PowerPoint has default transition effects,
such as Fade, Slide Left, Slide Up, and more.
8. SmartArt Graphics:
PowerPoint provides default SmartArt graphics that allow you to create visually appealing diagrams and
processes.
9. Charts and Graphs:
You can insert default charts and graphs, such as bar charts, pie charts, and line graphs, to visualize data in
your presentation.
10. Shapes:
PowerPoint offers a variety of default shapes that you can use to create diagrams, flowcharts, icons, and
other visual elements
Information Bars
1. Compatibility Mode Bar:
If you open a presentation created in an older version of PowerPoint or a different program, you might
see a Compatibility Mode bar. This bar appears at the top of the PowerPoint window and informs you that
you are working in compatibility mode. It may offer options to update the presentation to the current
PowerPoint format.
2. Protected View Bar:
When you open a presentation downloaded from the internet or an email attachment, PowerPoint might
open it in "Protected View" to prevent potential security risks. The Protected View bar informs you that the
file is in protected view and provides options to enable editing or enable content.
3. Media Playback Bar:
When you insert audio or video files into your presentation, a media playback bar appears when you
select the media object. This bar allows you to control playback options, such as play, pause, volume, and
more.
4. Add-ins Notification Bar:
If you have installed PowerPoint add-ins or plugins, you might see a notification bar that provides
information about the add-in's status or options to interact with it.
5. Smart Lookup Bar:
When you select a word or phrase in a slide's text box and right-click to open the context menu, you may
see the option to "Smart Lookup." This feature allows you to search for information related to the selected
text using Bing.
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6. Language Bar:
If you have multiple language options enabled in PowerPoint, you might see a language bar that appears
when you select text. This bar provides options to change the language settings for the selected text.
7. Slide Show Controls:
During a slide show presentation, PowerPoint displays controls at the bottom of the screen. These controls
allow you to navigate through the slides, pause the presentation, and access additional options.
Ctrl+shift keys
1. Ctrl + Shift + Arrow Keys: Extend the selection of text or objects in the direction of the arrow keys.
2. Ctrl + Shift + C: Copy formatting from the selected text or object.
3. Ctrl + Shift + D: Duplicate the selected slide.
4. Ctrl + Shift + F: Align the selected objects to the slide horizontally.
5. Ctrl + Shift + G: Group the selected objects.
6. Ctrl + Shift + H: Hide the selected slide.
7. Ctrl + Shift + K: Insert a hyperlink.
8. Ctrl + Shift + L: Align the selected objects to the slide vertically.
9. Ctrl + Shift + M: Insert a new slide based on the slide layout of the currently selected slide.
10. Ctrl + Shift + N: Create a new, blank slide.
11. Ctrl + Shift + O: Display the "Slide Show" view from the current slide.
12. Ctrl + Shift + P: Open the "Font" dialog box to change the font settings of the selected text.
13. Ctrl + Shift + P: Play the recorded macro.
14. Ctrl + Shift + R: Start recording a new macro.
15. Ctrl + Shift + S: Open the "Format Shape" task pane to format the selected shape.
16. Ctrl + Shift + T: Insert a text box on the current slide.
17. Ctrl + Shift + U: Ungroup the selected objects.
18. Ctrl + Shift + V: Paste the copied formatting to the selected text or object.
19. Ctrl + Shift + W: Align the selected objects to the slide both horizontally and vertically.
20. Ctrl + Shift + Z: Switch between zoom levels while in "Reading View.
Function keys
1. F1: Open PowerPoint Help.
2. F2: Edit the selected text or object.
3. F3: Open the "Insert" dialog box to insert a new slide or object.
4. F4: Repeat the last action performed (similar to Ctrl + Y).
5. F5: Start a slide show from the beginning.
6. F6: Cycle through the elements of the active slide (such as placeholders and objects).
7. F7: Check spelling and grammar in the active slide or presentation.
8. F8: Activate the "Extend Mode" to select objects individually (use arrow keys to expand the selection).
9. F9: Update selected charts or data in the active presentation.
10. F10: Activate the menu bar. Press it again to access the Ribbon.
11. F11: Create a new chart based on the selected data.
12. F12: Open the "Save As" dialog box to save the presentation with a new name.
1. Alt + F1: Create a new chart based on the selected data.
2. Alt + F2: Save the presentation.
3. Alt + F3: Open the "Insert Chart" dialog box.
4. Alt + F4: Close the active presentation.
5. Alt + F5: Start the slide show from the current slide.
6. Alt + F6: Move to the next pane or frame in the PowerPoint window.
7. Alt + F7: Check spelling and grammar in the active slide or presentation.
8. Alt + F8: Display the "Macro" dialog box to create or run a macro.
9. Alt + F9: Open the "Visual Basic for Applications" (VBA) editor.
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10. Alt + F10: Activate the menu bar or Ribbon.
11. Alt + F11: Open the "Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications" editor.
12. Alt + F12: Open the "Save As" dialog box to save the presentation with a new name
Past Papers Questions
18. Which of the following is a valid file format for saving a PowerPoint presentation?
a) .pptx
b) .docx
c) .xlsx
d) .pdf
19. Which feature allows you to view multiple slides at once on your computer screen?
a) Slide Show
b) Presenter View
c) Slide Sorter View
d) Reading View
20. What is the purpose of the "Embed Fonts" option when saving a PowerPoint presentation?
a) To include font files within the presentation file
b) To compress images
c) To apply animations to text
d) To convert text to shapes
100 Most Important Abbreviations
1. ACM - Association for Computing Machinery
2. AES - Advanced Encryption Standard
3. ALU - Arithmetic Logic Unit
4. API - Application Programming Interface
5. AR - Augmented Reality
6. ASCII - American Standard Code for Information Interchange
7. ASP - Active Server Pages
8. BIOS - Basic Input/Output System
9. CDN - Content Delivery Network
10. CGI - Common Gateway Interface
11. CLI - Command Line Interface
12. CMS - Content Management System
13. CPU - Central Processing Unit
14. CSS - Cascading Style Sheets
15. CSRF - Cross-Site Request Forgery
16. CSV - Comma-Separated Values
17. DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
18. DNS - Domain Name System
19. DOM - Document Object Model
20. DOS - Disk Operating System
21. DSL - Digital Subscriber Line
22. DVD - Digital Versatile Disc
23. EEPROM - Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory
24. FAT - File Allocation Table
25. FTP - File Transfer Protocol
26. GHz - Gigahertz
27. GIF - Graphics Interchange Format
28. GPS - Global Positioning System
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Media
Print Media
Electronics media
Social media
Social Media
1. Facebook
Founder: Mark Zuckerberg
Description: A platform for connecting with friends, sharing updates, photos, and videos, and engaging with
various content.
Year Launched: 2004
Headquarters: Menlo Park, California, USA
2. Twitter
Founders: Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, Evan Williams
Description: A microblogging platform where users share short messages (tweets) with a global audience.
Year Launched: 2006
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, USA
3. Instagram
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Founders: Kevin Systrom, Mike Krieger
Description: A photo and video-sharing platform for users to post visual content and connect with others.
Year Launched: 2010
Headquarters: Menlo Park, California, USA
4. LinkedIn
Founder: Reid Hoffman
Description: A professional networking platform used for job searches, career networking, and industry
connections.
Year Launched: 2002
Headquarters: Sunnyvale, California, USA
5. Snapchat
Founders: Evan Spiegel, Bobby Murphy
Description: A multimedia messaging app known for its disappearing messages, filters, and multimedia content.
Year Launched: 2011
Headquarters: Santa Monica, California, USA
6. TikTok
Founder: Zhang Yiming (ByteDance)
Description: A short-form video platform for creating and sharing creative, entertaining videos.
Year Launched: 2016
Headquarters: Beijing, China
7. WhatsApp
Founders: Brian Acton, Jan Koum
Description: A messaging app allowing users to send texts, make voice and video calls, and share media.
Year Launched: 2009
Headquarters: Menlo Park, California, USA
8. YouTube
Founders: Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, Jawed Karim
Description: A video-sharing platform where users can upload, view, and interact with a wide variety of videos.
Year Launched: 2005
Headquarters: San Bruno, California, USA
9. Pinterest
Founders: Ben Silbermann, Evan Sharp, Paul Sciarra
Description: A visual discovery and bookmarking platform for finding and organizing ideas and inspirations.
Year Launched: 2010
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, USA
10. Reddit
Founders: Steve Huffman, Alexis Ohanian
Description: A social news aggregation, web content rating, and discussion platform with various user-created
communities.
Year Launched: 2005
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, USA
11. WeChat
Founder: Allen Zhang (Tencent)
Description: A multipurpose messaging, social media, and mobile payment app widely used in China.
Year Launched: 2011
Headquarters: Shenzhen, China
12. Telegram
Founder: Pavel Durov
Description: A cloud-based instant messaging app focusing on speed and security, allowing for encrypted
communication.
Year Launched: 2013
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Headquarters: Dubai, UAE
13. Clubhouse
Founders: Paul Davison, Rohan Seth
Description: An audio-based social networking app where users participate in voice conversations.
Year Launched: 2020
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, USA
14. Discord
Founders: Jason Citron, Stanislav Vishnevsky
Description: A platform for creating communities and communicating through voice, video, and text.
Year Launched: 2015
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, USA
15. Viber
Founder: Talmon Marco
Description: A messaging and calling app with a focus on high-quality voice and video calls.
Year Launched: 2010
Headquarters: Luxembourg
Newspapers of Pakistan
1. Jang:
First Editor: Mir Khalil-ur-Rahman
Current Editor: Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman
History: Jang is one of the oldest and most widely circulated Urdu-language newspapers in Pakistan. It was
founded in 1940 by Mir Khalil-ur-Rahman and has since grown into a prominent media group, including various
publications and electronic media channels.
2. Express:
First Editor: Ayaz Amir
Current Editor: Shoaib Adil
History: The Express Tribune is an English-language newspaper associated with the Daily Express, a prominent
Urdu-language newspaper. The Express Tribune was launched in 2010, and its editorial policies have been widely
praised for being independent and liberal.
3. Nawa-i-Waqt:
First Editor: Hameed Nizami
Current Editor: Rameeza Majid Nizami
History: Nawa-i-Waqt is a widely read Urdu-language newspaper in Pakistan, founded by Hameed Nizami in
1940. It has been known for its conservative stance and has played a significant role in shaping public opinion.
4. Ausaf:
- First Editor: Mehtab Khan
- Current Editor: Khawaja Abdul Sattar
- History: Ausaf is an Urdu-language newspaper that was established in 1997. It is known for its conservative and
religious perspective.
5. Dunya News:
- First Editor: Mian Aamir Mehmood
- Current Editor: Mian Aamir Mehmood
- History: Dunya News is a popular Urdu-language news channel in Pakistan. It was launched in 2008 and is part
of the Dunya Media Group, which also includes the Daily Dunya newspaper.
6. Daily Times:
- First Editor: Najam Sethi
- Current Editor: Raza Rumi
- History: Daily Times is an English-language newspaper in Pakistan. It was founded by Najam Sethi in 2002 and
has been known for its independent and progressive editorial policies.
7. Zameendar:
- First Editor: Maulana Zafar Ali Khan
- Current Editor: (The newspaper is no longer in publication)
- History: Zameendar was a prominent Urdu-language newspaper that was published during the pre-partition era
in British India. It was founded by Maulana Zafar Ali Khan in 1903 and played a significant role in advocating for
the rights of Muslims.
8. Comrade:
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Electronic media
Electronic media in Pakistan encompasses various platforms like television, radio, and the internet. It plays a
significant role in disseminating information, shaping public opinion, and promoting cultural values.
Regulatory Authority:
- The regulatory authority for electronic media in Pakistan is the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority
(PEMRA).
- PEMRA is an independent body established in 2002, responsible for regulating and overseeing the electronic
media industry, ensuring adherence to codes of conduct, and safeguarding the public interest.
First Private TV Channel:
- The first private TV channel in Pakistan was "NTM" (Network Television Marketing), which later changed its
name to "Shalimar Television Network" (STN).
- It was launched in 1990, making it the first private TV channel in the country.
- STN/NTM marked a significant milestone in Pakistan's media industry by introducing private ownership and
competition in the broadcast sector.
- STN was later rebranded as "Prime Television" before eventually ceasing its operations.
PTV (Pakistan Television Corporation):
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- Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV) is the national TV channel of Pakistan, established on November 26,
1964.
- PTV has played a vital role in promoting Pakistani culture, language, and traditions through its various channels.
- PTV offers a diverse range of programs, including news, dramas, talk shows, and educational content.
- It has been a source of national pride and unity, broadcasting major events like national celebrations, sports, and
historical milestones.
- PTV continues to be a prominent state-owned channel, with a significant audience reach across the country.