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CIT 1032 - Introduction to Applications


Clock Hours: 90

Prerequisites:

Successful Completion of CIT-1022: IT Foundations class competencies

Industry Certifications

This class fully maps to Microsoft’s (MO-100) Microsoft Word Associate, (MO-200) Microsoft Excel Associate and (MO-400) Microsoft Outlook Associate exam objectives.

Course Description:

In this class students will gain a fundamental understanding of the integrated applications environment and the ability to complete tasks independently in each of the application suites. They will be able to demonstrate the correct application of the principle features of Word 2019 by creating and editing two- to three-page documents for a variety of purposes and situations. The student will be introduced to fundamental tasks of creating and managing worksheets and workbooks using Microsoft Excel 2019. Students will gain a fundamental understanding of creating worksheets and workbooks, and will create cells and ranges, create tables, apply formulas and functions and creating charts and objects.

The student will also be introduced to communication and collaboration software using Microsoft Outlook 2019. Students will gain a fundamental understanding of customizing the Outlook environment and will create and edit and respond to professional-looking email messages, maintain calendars across time zones, and schedule tasks, meetings and appointments for a variety of purposes and situations.

 

Student Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of this class, and obtaining Mastery Level of assessment with the objectives and skills, the student is expected to be able to:

 

  1. Navigate within documents (A)
  2. Format documents (A)
  3. Save and share documents (A)
  4. Inspect documents for issues (A)
  5. Insert text and paragraphs (A)
  6. Format text and paragraphs (A)
  7. Create and configure document sections (A)
  8. Create tables (A)
  9. Modify tables (A)
  10. Create and modify lists (A)
  11. Create and manage references (A)
  12. Create and manage reference tables (A)
  13. Insert illustrations and text boxes (A)
  14. Format illustrations and text boxes (A)
  15. Add text to graphic elements (A)
  16. Modify graphic elements (A)
  17. Add and manage comments (A)
  18. Manage change tracking (A)
  19. Import data into workbooks (B)
  20. Navigate within workbooks (B)
  21. Format worksheets and workbooks (B)
  22. Customize options and views (B)
  23. Configure content for collaboration (B)
  24. Manipulate data in worksheets (B)
  25. Format cells and ranges (B)
  26. Define and reference named ranges (B)
  27. Summarize data visually (B)
  28. Create and format tables (B)
  29. Modify tables (B)
  30. Filter and sort table data (B)
  31. Insert references (B)
  32. Calculate and transform data (B)
  33. Format and modify text (B)
  34. Create charts (B)
  35. Modify charts (B)
  36. Format charts (B)
  37. Customize Outlook settings (C)
  38. Configure mail settings (C)

 

  1. Perform search operations (C)
  2. Print and save information (C)
  3. Create messages (C)
  4. Insert message content (C)
  5. Organize and manage messages (C)
  6. Create and manage calendars (C)
  7. Create appointments, meetings and events (C)
  8. Organize and manage appointments, meetings, and events (C)
  9. Create and manage contact records (C)
  10. Create and manage contact groups (C)
  11. Create and manage tasks (C)