Basic computer course (Microsoft Office)
Course Overview
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Particulars |
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Details |
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Course Duration |
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3 Months |
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Total Hours |
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120 Hours |
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Software Covered |
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MS Word , MS Excel, MS Powerpoint |
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Objective |
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To develop fundamental computer skills and knowledge of MS Office tools. |
Paint
Introduction to PowerPoint
- Shapes(Rectangle, Circle, Polygon, Line)
- Color Picker and Text tool
Creative Praticals
- Draw a lotus flower using shapes and colors
- Create bank logos such as:
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- HDFC bank logo
- Axis bank logo
- SBI logo
Lotus
SBI
AXIS Bank
HDFC Bank
WORD
Microsoft word
- Introduction to microsoft word, features and uses
- Understanding the word interface (Tital bar, Ribbon, Status bar,etc.)
- Creating, saving, and opening a document
Basic editing
- Cut, Copy Paste
- Undo and Redo
- Find and Replace
Formatting text
- Font style, size and color
- Bold, Italic, Underline, Srikethrough
- Text alignment (Centre, Left, Right, Justify)
- Line and paragraph spacing
- Bullets and numbering
- Multilevel list and Sorting
Practicals
- Design a Resume
- Create a formal letter
Multilevel List
Tables
- Creating and formatting tables
- Merging and splitting cells
- Inserting and deleting rows/columns
- Table styles
Inserting objects
- Pictures, and Shapes
- Hyperlink, Cross-Reference
- Header and Footer
- WordArt and Object
- Creating flowcharts
Page layout
- Margins, Orientation
- Page size and Columns
- Page borders, Colors
- Watermark and Section breaks
Refrences
- Table of Contents
- Endnotes and Footnotes
- Citations and Bibliography
Mailings
- Letters and Evelopes
- Write and Insert fields
- Finish and Merge
Review
- Spelling and Grammar
- Thesaurus and Word count
- Track changes and Comments
- Compare and Protect documents
View
- Print layout and Web layout
- Rulers and Thumbnails
- Zoom, New window
- Macros
Proofing
- Spelling and grammar
- Auto correct options
- Language
- Translate
Excel
- If marks in cell B2 are greater than or equal to 35, then show “Pass” otherwise “Fail”.
- If age in cell A2 is 18 or above, then display “Eligible” otherwise “Not eligible”.
- If revenue is greater than cost, then show “Profit” otherwise “Loss”.
- If value is greater than 0, then display “Positive” otherwise “negative”.
- If marks is greater than 90 display grade as “A”,if marks > 80, “b”, if marks > 70, “c”, if marks >60, “d”, if marks >50, “d” otherwise “fail”.
- If employee salary is less than 20,000 then show commission 5%, if salary is less than 50,000 then show 10%, otherwise 15%.
- If an employee’s leave is more than 2 days, the salary should be deducted, otherwise they should receive their full salary.
- If there are two values, and the sum of those two values is greater than 1000, then a 10% calculation will be applied; otherwise a 5% calcualtion will be applied.
If the two values are 600 and 500, what percentage calculation will be applied? - If A is greater than B, it should display “A greater”, if B is greater than A, it should display “B greater”, otherwise it should display “Equal”.
- If Account No. 1 is the same as Account No. 2, it will show “match”, otherwise it will show “doesn’t match”.
- If the person has a visa, has a passport, and the ticket amount is more than 35,000 then it will show “Eligible”, otherwise it will show “Not Eligible”.
- If both values are greater than 50, it will show “yes”, otherwise it will show “no”.
- If either of the two values is greater than 2600, it will display “Qualified” otherwise the cell will remain blank.
- If the department is either Finance or Operational and the salary is greater than 15,000 it will show “Selected” otherwise it will show “Not Selected”.
- If the salesman has sold all three items (LED,LCD, and Speaker) for more than 50,000 each, he will get 12% commission otherwise, it will show “Work Hard”.
- Find an employee’s salary based on their ID number using formula of VLOOKUP.
- How do you use VLOOKUP to search for a student’s grade from a table of marks?
- How can you use VLOOKUP to retrieve data from another worksheet?
- Find an employee’s leave based on their ID number using formula of HLOOKUP.
- Count how many times the word “Apple” appears in a list of fruits using formula of COUNTIF.
- Sum the marks of students who scored more than 70 using formula of SUMIF.
- Sum sales where the product is “laptop” and the region is “East” using formula of SUMIFS.
- Sum sales where the color is “RED” and the name is “Ansh” using formula of SUMIFS.
- Count the number of students who scored more than 70 and belong to class A using formula of COUNTIFS.
- Write a formula to count sales that are greater than 1000 and where the region is “East.”
- Find the largest number among three values A,B,C using formula of nested IF .
- Apply a filter on a data to display only the rows where the “Department” column is equal to “Sales”.
- How can you use the Filter feature to show only the students who scored more than 80 marks?
- Convert (transpose) data from vertical to horizontal format using a keyboard shortcut.
- If A is greater than B, then multiply both values otherwise add.
- If A is greater than B, then return the value of A otherwise return the value of B.
- You have purchased a bike with the following details:
- Item: Bike
- Loan Amount: 150,000
- Down Payment: 30,000
- Interest Rate: 10% per annum
- Loan Period: 3 years
Calculate the following:
- EMI (Equated Monthly Installment)
- IPMT (Interest portion of the payment for each period)
- PPMT (Principal portion of the payment for each period)
33. If an employee’s location is Patiala and the salary is greater than 15,000 then display Selected otherwise, Not Selected.There are four columns: Name, Location, Salary, and Selection.
34.Create an attendance sheet. The sheet should record daily attendance for employees as Present (P), Absent (A), Half Day (HD), and Leave (L).
Calculate the total number of Present, Absent, Half Days, and Leaves for each employee.
35. How to calculate the sum of values from different cells using a keyboard shortcut by holding the Ctrl key.
POWERPOINT
Introduction to PowerPoint
- Understanding slides, layout, and themes
- Creating a new presentation
Slide Design & Formatting
- Choosing and customizing templates
- Adding and formatting text, fonts, and colors
- Using slide layouts effectively
Inserting Elements
- Adding images, shapes, icons, and charts
- Inserting tables and SmartArt graphics
- Adding audio and video
Animations & Transitions
- Applying slide transitions
- Using object animations for emphasis
- Timing and sequence of animations
Presentation Tips
- Slide consistency and alignment
- Using bullet points, highlights, and callouts
- Effective use of colors and fonts
Presentation Delivery
- Slide show mode and presenter view
- Notes and rehearsing timing
- Exporting as PDF or video
SHORTCUTS OF MS WORD
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1) CTRL + Z |
UNDO |
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2) CTRL + X |
CUT |
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3) CTRL + C |
COPY |
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4) CTRL +V |
PASTE |
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5) CTRL + B |
BOLD |
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6) CTRL + N |
NEW WORKBOOK |
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7) CTRL + M |
INCREASE INDENT |
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8) CTRL + A |
SELECT ALL |
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9) CTRL + S |
SAVE |
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10) CTRL + F |
FIND |
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11) CTRL + G |
GO TO |
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12) CTRL + H |
REPLACE |
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13) CTRL + J |
JUSTIFY |
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14) CTRL + K |
HYPERLINK |
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15) CTRL + L |
LEFT ALIGN |
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16) CTRL + W |
WINDOW CLOSE |
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17) CTRL + E |
CENTRE |
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18) CTRL+R |
RIGHT ALIGN |
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19) CTRL + Y |
REDO |
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20) CTRL + U |
UNDERLINE |
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21) CTRL + I |
ITALIC |
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22) CTRL + O |
OPEN |
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23) CTRL + P |
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24) CTRL+SHIFT+> |
FONT SIZE INCREASE |
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25) CTRL+SHIFT+< |
FONT SIZE DECREASE |
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26) ALT+SHIFT+D |
DATE |
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27) ALT+SHIFT+T |
TIME |
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28) WINDOW+D |
SHOW DESKTOP |
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29) ALT+TAB |
SWITCH BETWEEN OPEN WINDOW |
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30) CTRL+HOME |
MOVES THE CURSOR TO THE BEGINNING OF THE DOCUMENT |
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31) CTRL+END |
MOVES THE CURSOR TO THE END OF THE DOCUMENT. |