Final Exam
As your groups (3-credit course) do projects, you may decide how to divide up
the work. However, this is a technology class, so the last class
will be dedicated to a final exam. The exam will test individual's
technology skills. As you work on your group (3-credit) or individual (1-credit) projects be sure
that each member of your group is familiar with the basics of
the technologies used in your projects. This will be an open-book
open-notes exam on technology skills. It will be a hands-on exam
in which you will be asked to demonstrate the basics of certain
technologies. The following is a list of technologies you should
know and specific skills that might be covered on the exam. This
list might be modified during the semester to eliminate some of
the technologies and/or skills. Be sure that you can perform the
tasks or use the skills listed below it. If you cannot, get help
from your classmates, from the professor, or from other resources.
- Newsletters
- Use Word to create a simple newsletter
- Include some clip art
- Include some pictures from other sources, such as the web
- Include text using text boxes
- Include other simple drawn elements, such as lines and boxes
- Line up elements in an attractive way
- Web Pages
- Create a simple web site using a simple word processor (such as TextEdit or WordPad) and HTML codes
- Correctly place the <HTML>, <HEAD>, and <BODY>
tags
- Put a title at the top of the page with the <TITLE>
tag
- Put a heading on the page with tags, such as <H1>
- Put paragraphs on the page with <P> tags
- Use <OL> and <UL> to create lists
- Use <TABLE> to create simple tables
- Use <IMG> to insert images
- Copy images from the web to be inserted with the <IMG>
tag
- Use <A HREF…> to create links to other web pages insides and outside your site
- Save all files for your Web page using the naming conventions discussed in class
- World Wide Web
- Spreadsheets
- Create a simple spreadsheet with data organized in columns
and rows
- Use simple functions, such as SUM and AVERAGE, to calculate the things like the sum and average
of a column
- Use simple operators (+, -, *, /) to make simple calculations,
such as multiplying two numbers together
- Create a simple bar graph using data from the spreadsheet with an appropriate title and the X and Y axes labeled
- PowerPoint
- Create a simple PowerPoint presentation
- Create hyperlinks from one slide to another and to the web
- Create buttons that link from one slide to another and to
the web
- Create title slides and bulleted list slides
- Insert pictures from clip art and from other sources, such
as the web
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This page was prepared by Dr.
David M. Marcovitz.
Last Updated: December 19, 2012