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Last Changed: 8/20/2020 This project consists of THREE PARTS to be completed on your PC/MAC and uploaded into your EagleOnline/Canvas course to be graded by your professor: • Part 1 - PPT Project: This project includes a PPT presentation based on the topic provided to you by your instructor. • Part 2 - WORD Project: This project is based on Word modules. • Part 3 - EXCEL Project: This project is based on Excel modules. Perform the steps in the order listed. Check your work before submitting (Print this sheet if needed) NOTE: Make sure to view the (18PR) PPT Sample Solution.pdf link within this module to get some ideas on how to incorporate the features listed below into a PPT presentation. Steps Part 1 - PPT Project Instructions Points 1.

Create a new PowerPoint presentation file on your PC (or flash drive) named 18PR_ppt_LastFirst, where LastFirst is your actual Lastname and Firstname (For example, if your name is Mary Smith, you will name the file 18PR_ppt_SmithMary) . TOPIC for PowerPoint Project âž” Check with your Instructor Some rules to follow in creating your presentation along with some suggestions: a. Do not use foul language (keep it clean) b. Do not make sexual innuendoes c. Keep it “G-rated†(something you could have kids to read) d.

Try to “teach†or “inform†. Presentation should contain no less than 10 and no more than 20 slides. . Use a template or a theme. For Templates: Click on File/New, and then you can select PowerPoint presentations and slides, Sample Templates, or you can enter a module in the “Search Office.com for Templates†box to search for various templates (though that will also give you invitations, and all sorts of other things) . Use at least 3 slide layout choices.

You must use at least: a. 1-Title Slide (this is to be your first slide) b. 1-Title and Content Slide c. 1-Two Content Slide (any type of two content slide) . Follow the 7 x 7 rule a.

7 x 7 rule means do not exceed 7 words per line, and 7 lines per slide. b. Follow the rule for the most part (exceptions here and there are fine). . Adjust font sizes and colors as appropriate. It should be easy to read. For example, do not use a yellow font on a white background.

2 Steps Part 1 - PPT Project Instructions Points 8. Create an Overview slide. That is, after the first slide (title slide), the next slide should be titled Overview. It should contain a list of all the slides in your presentation. This gives the audience an overview of the presentation. .

Add speaker notes to your Overview slide. Remember, this is why the 7x7 rule works. Use speaker notes when you want to convey more information than is on the slide. Print using Notes Pages, and then make sure and “talk†about “your notes†during your presentation! . Using Graphics Effectively: a.

Insert at least 1 “Online Picture†and resize (if necessary) b. Change the Picture Style of the picture! . a. Insert a shape into a slide b. Enhance your shape by adding color and using a shape style. c. Now add text to your shape by adding a text box on the shape. .

Create a SmartArt on at least 1 slide . Create a Table in at least 1 slide . The last slide of your presentation should be titled: “Contact Informationâ€. This is a slide will give your audience information on how to get in contact with you at a later time, if necessary. Your NAME, Your PHONE, and EMAIL must be on this slide (Note: you can put a fake phone number and email if you like). .

Apply a transition to ALL slides. You can use the same transition on all slides, or a different transition for each slide. . Include (on all slides) a footer that includes: a. The date b. A slide number c.

Footer text of: By: Firstname Lastname. Replace the word Lastname with your last name and replace Firstname with your first name. For example, if your name is Tom Jones, then your footer text would be: By: Tom Jones. d. Check the box so that the footer does not show on the title slide! . Be sure to check the presentation for spelling errors. . • Save and Close the PowerPoint presentation. • You may now proceed to word project instructed below.

0 TOTAL POINTS 32 NOTE: Make sure to view the (18PR) PPT Sample Solution.pdf link within this module to get some ideas on how to incorporate the features listed above into a PPT presentation. Steps Part 2 - WORD Project Instructions Points 19. Create a new Word document on your PC (or flash drive) named 18PR_word_LastFirst, where LastFirst is your actual Lastname and Firstname (For example, if your name is Mary Smith, you will name the file 18PR_word_SmithMary) . Enter the following text into your empty, newly created Word file: . Insert a Footer into the document with Your Name in the left section, today’s date in the center (choose any style but make sure it is NOT automatically updated) then, tab to the right section and insert a Page Number in the Current Position, choosing Accent Bar 1 style (see image below).

Note: It is very important to choose Current Position after you select the Page Number drop-down arrow. . Add 4 blank lines into your file as follows (see image below): a. Move your cursor to the end of the second paragraph, Part 1: PowerPoint, and then press Enter to add a new blank line. b. Add three more new blank lines by pressing Enter after the following three paragraphs: Part 2: Word Part 3: Excel Part 4: Access 2 Press [Enter] key here Steps Part 2 - WORD Project Instructions Points 23. Add a heading title to your file as follows (see image below): a.

Move your cursor to the top of the document by pressing Ctrl-Home and then Enter to create a new blank line at the top of the file. b. Press Ctrl-Home again to move to the top of the file and then enter the following text: BCIS PROJECT SUMMARY c. From the Home menu, in the Styles group, change the style of the heading text to the Heading 1 style. . Apply the Heading 2 style to the following four paragraphs (see image below): Part 1: PowerPoint Part 2: Word Part 3: Excel Part 4: Access 2 Steps Part 2 - WORD Project Instructions Points 25. Modify the Heading 1 and Heading 2 styles: a.

Modify the Heading 1 style to be bold and centered. b. Modify the Heading 2 style to the Black, Text 1 color, and underlined. . Set the Before and After paragraph spacing: a. Move your cursor to the first body paragraph of the document, starting with: This document will contain b. On the Layout tab, in the Paragraph group, set the Spacing Before and the Spacing After to 12 pt.

At this point, the text in your document should look as follows (Note: You may have one or two blank lines at the end of the document. Either is fine.). 2 Steps Part 2 - WORD Project Instructions Points 27. Insert a picture into your word document as follows: a. Move the cursor to the blank line after: Part 1: PowerPoint b.

Insert Online Pictures of your choice in into your Word document at the current location. c. Resize the image to have a Shape Height of 2â€. At this point, your document should look similar to the following image (though the image will be image of your choice): . Create tabs as follows: a. Move the cursor to the blank line below Part 2: Word b.

Enter the following text: The following is a list of all the files in the Project and then press Enter. c. With the insertion point (cursor) on the new blank line, set the following tabs: i) Left Tab at 1" ii) Center Tab at 3" iii) Right Tab at 5.5" iv) Press the Tab key to position cursor at the first tab stop (1") and start entering the text shown in the image below making sure to: 3 Steps Part 2 - WORD Project Instructions Points i. Enter the text at the appropriate tabs ii. Use the actual filenames, with your name included as part of the file names 29. Format the text as follows: a.

Select the text: The following is a list of all the files in the Project i) Center the text ii) Apply the Cambria font with a 16pt font size b. Select the next line of text: Application File Extension i) Underline the text 3 Steps Part 2 - WORD Project Instructions Points 30. Create a table: a. Move the cursor to the blank line after Part 3: Excel b. Insert a 6-row, 3-column (3x6) table c.

Apply any of the Grid Table 4 styles. d. Set the Table Column Width for the three columns to 2†each. e. Merge the cells in the first row i) Enter the following text in the first row: Files in BCIS Project ii) Center the text in the first row f. Apply any shading to the second row g. Add a border to the table Enter the following data, where the file names are your actual filenames, with your names included as part of the file names: .

Create a SmartArt as follows: a. Move the cursor to the blank line after: Part 4: Access b. Insert a SmartArt Graphic i) Select the Accent Process SmartArt, in the Process category ii) Select the ENTIRE SmartArt (not just one shape), and in the SmartArt Tools Format tab, in the Size group, change the Height to 1†and the Width to 5†iii) With the ENTIRE SmartArt still selected, in the SmartArt Tools Design tab, in the Create Graphic group, Add Shape so there are 4 parts to the SmartArt iv) Add the following text to the SmartArt (see image below): . a. Move the cursor (Insertion Point) to the beginning of the line: Part 3: Excel and insert a Next b. Set the orientation of this second page to Landscape 2 Steps Part 2 - WORD Project Instructions Points 33.

When completed your word document should look similar to the following: . • Save and close the word document. • You may now proceed to the Excel project instructed below. 0 TOTAL POINTS 31 Steps Part 3 - EXCEL Project Instructions Points 35. Create a new Excel workbook on your PC (or flash drive) named 18PR_excel_LastFirst, where LastFirst is your actual Lastname and Firstname (For example, if your name is Mary Smith, you will name the file 18PR_excel_SmithMary) . a. Enter the following data into cell range A1:F7 into Sheet1 worksheet of your empty, newly created Excel file b. AutoFit the column width for columns A through F Note: to AutoFit the columns, do not use the AutoFit Column Width menu option under Format.

Instead, select the entire Sheet1 worksheet by clicking the diagonal down arrow 1 (left of column A) and simply position the mouse over the column line in the column headers, between any two columns so the cursor becomes a double headed arrow 2 and double-click so all columns will AutoFit at the same time. Below is a sample of what your file should look like at this time . Rename and Copy the worksheet as follows: a. Rename the Sheet1 worksheet to: Products b. Right-click the Products worksheet tab and select Move or Copy from the worksheet menu. c.

The Move or Copy dialog box will appear. Under Before sheet: select (move to end) to place the worksheet to the right of the existing worksheet. d. Check the box next to Create a copy, then click OK. e. Rename the new worksheet to: Updated Products . In the Updated Products worksheet, add the following column headings: a.

In cell G1 enter Profit per Unit b. In cell H1 enter Possible Discount c. In cell I1 enter Quantity d. In cell J1 enter Net Income . In cell G2, insert a formula to calculate the difference between the UnitPrice and the UnitCost. a.

Use the fill handle to copy this formula down to row 7. NOTE: Verify formula result with the image in step 48 below . In cell H2, insert an IF function that displays a value of "Y" (when true) or "N" (when false) if the UnitCost (E2) is greater than or equal to 100. a. Use the fill handle to copy this formula down to row 7. Steps Part 3 - EXCEL Project Instructions Points NOTE: Verify function result with the image in step 48 below 41.

Enter the following data: a. In cell I2 enter 100 b. In cell I3 enter 150 c. In cell I4 enter 200 d. In cell I5 enter 20 e.

In cell I6 enter 10 f. In cell I7 enter 1 g. In cell I9 enter Discount: h. In cell I10 enter Highest Value: i. In cell I11 enter Lowest Value: j.

In cell I12 enter Sum: k. In cell I13 enter Average: l. In cell J9 enter 5 NOTE: Verify data entered with the image in step 48 below . Format as follows: a. Autofit Column Width for column I b.

Format J9 to Currency Number Format with 2 decimal places c. Select row 1 and Wrap Text which will display column headings in G1, H1 and J1 as multiple lines within the cell. d. Select the column headings A1:J1 and apply Cell Style of Heading 3. NOTE: Verify formatting with the image in step 48 below . In cell J2, insert an IF function that calculates the value for Net Income as follows: a.

If the Possible Discount (H2) is equal to "Y", i) (true) The gross income is the (Profit per Unit-Discount) multiplied by the Quantity (G2-$J)*I2 ii) (false) Or else, the gross income is the Profit per Unit multiplied by the Quantity. b. Use the fill handle to copy this formula down to row 7. c. Format the cells in J2:J7 to Currency Number Format with 2 decimal places NOTE: Verify function result with the image in step 48 below . Use appropriate functions to do the following: a. In cell J10 enter a function to display the highest value for the range J2:J7 b.

In cell J11 enter a function to display the lowest value for the range J2:J7 c. In cell J12 enter a function to sum the cells in the range J2:J7 d. In cell J13 enter a function to average the cells in the range J2:J7 NOTE: Verify function results with the image in step 48 below . Insert a 3-D Clustered Column chart (see image in step 48 below) as follows: a. Simultaneously select the following data: B1:B7, D1:D7, E1:E7, G1:G7, I1:I7 b.

Insert a 3-D Clustered Column chart c. Move and resize the pie chart so that it is located in cells B9:G23 d. Change the Chart Title to Excel Project e. Change the Chart Style to Style 6. 3 Steps Part 3 - EXCEL Project Instructions Points f.

Remove the data labels as follows: i) On the Chart Tools Design tab, in the Chart Layouts group, click Add Chart Element, click Data Labels, and select None. 46. Change the Page Layout of the Updated Products worksheet so that it (see image in step 48 below): a. Is set to Landscape orientation and b. Will FIT to one Page, and c.

Has a Customer Header with Your Name in the left section, Sheet Name in the center section, and Current Date on the right section, and d. Will print with Gridlines. e. Will print with Row and column headings . When completed, the Updated Products worksheet should look similar to the following: 0 Steps Part 3 - EXCEL Project Instructions Points 48. Creating a new worksheet and using VLOOKUP: a.

Copy the data from the Products worksheet to a new worksheet named: Vlookup i) Note: See step 38 for information on how to copy data from one worksheet to another b. Enter the following text i) In cell G1: Handling Fee ii) In cell A12: Category iii) In cell A13: AT iv) In cell A14: DE v) In cell A15: MD vi) In cell A16: WD vii) In cell B12: Handling Fee in Dollars viii) In cell B13: 0 ix) In cell B14: 2 x) In cell B15: 5 xi) In cell B16: 10 c. AutoFit the column width for column G d. In cell G2, insert a VLOOKUP function that determines the correct handling fee as follows: i) The function will refer to the Lookup_value in C2 ii) The function with use the Table_array A12:B16 (though it will need to be absoluted so that each row will reference the same table array once it’s copied) iii) The function will take the value from the table array from column 2 iv) The function must contain a Range_lookup of FALSE so that the categories are identical matches between the table array and the main data (if not, AT could be matched in more than one place … ask your instructor to explain this) e.

Use the fill handle to copy this formula down to row 7. f. Format G2:G7 to Currency Number Format with 2 decimal places . • Save and close the excel workbook. 0 TOTAL POINTS 37 Steps Part 4 - ACCESS Project Instructions Points 50. You may now proceed to your Canvas course to upload/submit the following project solution files saved on your PC: o 18PR_ppt_LastFirst.pptx o 18PR_word_LastFirst.docx o 18PR_excel_LastFirst.xlsx 0 TOTAL POINTS 100 JAPAN: TEA AND SUSHI By: Student Title Slide OVERVIEW • Japanese Food and Drink • What is Japanese Tea? • Health Benefits • How to Make Green Tea • What is Sushi • Traditional Sushi • Western Style Sushi • Common Sushi Terms • Contact Information 1/1/1111 By: Student Name 2 Overview Slide With a list of all upcoming slides JAPANESE FOOD and DRINK Food • Traditional Japanese food is based on rice • Rice is even eaten for breakfast • Fish is commonly eaten • Sushi combines both rice and fish Drink • Sake • Most common beverage is tea 1/1/1111 By: Student Name 3 Two-column slide WHAT IS JAPANESE TEA? • Matcha • Finely-milled green tea • Powdered and high quality • Most popular in Japan • Part of the Japanese Tea Ceremony • Blends of matcha are given poetic names called chamei Did you know that green tea possesses antibiotic properties?

1/1/1111 By: Student Name 4 Did you know that green tea posses antibiotic properties? Components of Green Tea Health Benefit Catechins Antioxidant, antibacterial, lowers blood cholesterol, inhibits increases of blood sugar Vitamin A Antioxidant, promotes better vision. Vitamin C Fights cold and flu, antioxidant Vitamin E Antioxidant Flavonoids Strengthens blood vessel wall and improves the health of the heart Fluoride Prevents cavities Caffeine Stimulant and acts as diuretic 1/1/1111 By: Student Name 5 HEALTH BENEFITS Table Did you know that green tea posses antibiotic properties? Boil 2-3 cups of water in a dish Let the water boil on a medium to high flame for 5 minutes Add the green tea leaves to the boiling water Let the tea boil for about 5 minutes Strain the tealeaves and serve HOW TO MAKE GREEN TEA (MATCHA) 1/1/1111 By: Student Name 6 Smart Art Shape WHAT IS SUSHI? • A food of Japanese origin • Consists of cooked vinegar rice (shari) with other ingredients (neta) • Common ingredient in all sushi is shari • Most common neta is seafood 1/1/1111 By: Student Name 7 TRADITIONAL SUSHI • Chirashizushi: sushi rice with raw meat • Inarizushi: fried tofu with sushi rice • Makizushi: variety of rolled sushi • Narezushi: fermented sushi • Nigirizushi: hand-formed sushi (rectangular) • Oshizushi: pressed sushi (block-shaped) 1/1/1111 By: Student Name 8 WESTERN-STYLE SUSHI • California roll: contains avocado and crab • Alaska roll: California roll with raw salmon • Dynamite roll: contains yellowtail or prawn • Hawaiian roll : contains shoyu tuna • Philadelphia roll: contains cream cheese • B.C. roll: contains barbecued salmon skin • Spider roll: contains soft shell crab 1/1/1111 By: Student Name 9 COMMON SUSHI TERMS • Tsume – Sweet glaze – Tsume comes from nitsume or reduction – Made from the broth used to poach sea eel or hamaguri clams. • Bento: – Box with small compartments • Sake: – Rice wine • Sashimi – Raw seafod – Should be salt-water fish (not fresh water) • Sabi: – Japanese horseradish • Gyoza: – Wo • Shoyu: – Japanese soy sauce 1/1/1111 By: Student Name 10 CONTACT INFORMATION Name ( [email protected] Domo Arigato Thank You Very Much Contact Information with red annotation saved (18PR) Learning Objectives Last Changed: 8/17/:47 PM This project includes four parts: • Part I – PowerPoint • Part II – Word • Part III – Excel • Part IV – Access Make some attempt on the project.

Some points are better than NO points. You may proceed to the next link in this module.

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Overview of the Microsoft Office Projects

This document provides a comprehensive overview of three Microsoft Office projects, including PowerPoint, Word, and Excel components, as per the provided detailed instructions. Each part of the project focuses on different skills and functionalities within the respective software, aimed at reinforcing the learning and application of office productivity tools.

Part 1: PowerPoint Presentation

The PowerPoint section consists of creating a presentation that effectively delivers information while adhering to specified guidelines. Below is a breakdown of the components for this part.

Requirements:

1. Presentation Title: The presentation is titled "Japanese Food and Drink".
2. Slide Structure: The presentation contains between 10 and 20 slides. The slides include:
- Title Slide
- Overview Slide: Lists all topics such as Japanese Tea, Health Benefits, Sushi, and more.
3. Design Rules:
- Use of a clear template
- Adherence to the 7x7 rule (maximum of 7 words per line and 7 lines per slide)
- Legible font sizes and colors for readability
4. Graphics and Effects:
- At least one online image Inserted and styled
- Use of SmartArt for better visual presentation of ideas
- Creation of a table summarizing relevant data
- Insert shapes with text for visualization
5. Integration of Speaker Notes: Specific notes are added to guide the speaker during the presentation.
6. Transition and Footer: Appropriate transitions applied and footers added on every slide indicating the date, slide number, and presenter's name.

Example Slides:

- Slide Title: "Overview"
- Speaker Notes: "This slide outlines the key themes of the presentation, which includes the fundamentals of Japanese cuisine and its cultural significance."
- Slide Title: "What is Japanese Tea?"
- Image of traditional tea preparation techniques included.

Part 2: Word Document

The Word project incorporates word processing skills that include formatting, styling, and layout management.

Requirements:

1. Document Title: The title "BCIS Project Summary" is prominently displayed.
2. Formatting Styles:
- Heading 1 is bold and centered.
- Heading 2 is underlined with specified font characteristics.
3. Insertions and Spacing:
- Footers added displaying Name, Date, and Page Numbers
- Blank lines inserted for organization
4. Images: At least one online image included with resizing for appropriate display.
5. List of Files: A formatted list detailing all relevant project files created during this course with specifications.

Example Content:

- Insert Table: Including a table summarizing the filenames related to the project.
- Inserting SmartArt: For presenting the project's workflow or structure visually, enhancing understanding.

Part 3: Excel Workbook

The Excel project emphasizes data manipulation and analysis through functions, formulas, and layout customization.

Requirements:

1. Workbook Structure: Based on products, a new worksheet named “Products” is created.
2. AutoFit Features: Ensuring all columns are appropriately sized based on content.
3. Formulas:
- Calculate profit margins and net income using appropriate formulas.
- Use of logical functions (IF) for conditional calculations determining discounts based on unit cost.
4. Chart Creation: A 3-D cluster column chart displaying product performance metrics.

Example Formulas:

- Profit per Unit Calculation: In cell G2: `=D2-E2`
- Net Income Computation in J2: `=IF(H2="Y", (G2-$J)I2, G2I2)`

Conclusion

The culmination of these projects exhibits a hands-on approach to learning Microsoft Office tools, focusing on practical applications beneficial for academic and professional environments. Each part demonstrates unique features and functionalities that help users utilize the software to present information, manipulate data, and maintain organized documentation systematically.

References

1. Microsoft Office (2023). Microsoft PowerPoint User Guide. Retrieved from https://support.microsoft.com/powerpoint
2. Microsoft Office (2023). Microsoft Word Documentation. Retrieved from https://support.microsoft.com/word
3. Microsoft Office (2023). Excel User Guide and Tutorials. Retrieved from https://support.microsoft.com/excel
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This structured approach allows users to adapt lessons learned from each project, fostering an environment conducive to learning and application of Microsoft Office tools effectively.