Calumet College of St. Joseph
SYLLABUS FOR CIS 225 – Business Microcomputer Applications

Term: Spring 2001 Course Number: CIS 225

Instructor: Kim Whitney Room # 418

Phone: 322-3349 E-mail: kwhitney@megsinet.net

Office Hours: by appointment Course Time: Tuesday 7:00 – 10:00

Course Description: This survey course provides the student with an introduction to microcomputers with an emphasis on business applications. Application package under review will be Microsoft Office 2000.

Prerequisites: CIS100 and CIS255

Textbooks: "Microsoft Office 2000 – Introductory Concepts and Techniques" by Shelly, Cashman, and Vermaat

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Class Policy on Attendance and Assignments: Attendance is required. With any absence from class the student will be responsible for all missed material and coverage of assigned responsibilities.

Assessment:

Exams (60% of grade)

Word – 50pts

Excel – 50pts

Access – 50pts

Power Point – 25pts

Assignments (40% of grade)

Format Example

Name Kim Whitney

Project Assignment WD 1.62 #3

Date turned in 2/6/01

 

Grading Scale:

A: 90% and above, B: 80% and above, C: 70% and above, D: 60% and above, F: 59% and below

Lecture & Exam Schedule:

1/16/01 – Word Project 1

2/20/01 – Excel Project 2

3/27/01 – Access Exam

1/23/01 – Word Project 2

2/27/01 – Excel Project 3

4/3/01 – Power Point Proj 1

1/30/01 – Word Project 3

3/6/01 – Excel Exam

4/10/01 – Power Point Proj 2

2/6/01 – Word Exam

3/13/01 – Access Project 1

4/17/01 – Power Point Exam

2/13/01 – Excel Project 1

3/20/01 – Access Project 2

 

 

Project Assignments:

Word – due 2/6/01

Excel – due 3/6/01

Access – 3/27/01

Power Point – 4/17/01

Pg WD 1.62 In the lab #3

Pg E 1.61 In the lab #2

Pg A 1.59 In the lab #2

Pg PP 1.74 In the lab #2

Pg WD 2.59 In the lab #2

Pg E 2.68 In the lab #1

Pg A 2.46 In the lab #2

Pg PP 2.63 In the lab #3

Pg WD 3.63 In the lab #1

Pg E 3.76 In the lab #3

   

Pg WD 3.64 In the lab #2