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Prescription:IC230 Spreadsheets |
Aim of Module | To introduce students to the concepts, functions and applications of spreadsheets
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Credits | 5
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Suggested Time | 50 student learning hours
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Prescription Expiry Date | Nov 2003
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LEARNING OUTCOMES
The Student Will
| | | | C | 1 | Demonstrate an understanding of the basic terminology of spreadsheets, and their uses. |
A | 2 | Complete a practical exercise to demonstrate understanding of the basic principles. |
CONTENT
| | | > | Define the following terms and concepts: |
| Work area/worksheet |
| Columns and rows |
| Cell |
| Range |
| Cell pointer |
| Cell address |
| Formulae |
| Cell width |
| Absolute cell address/relative cell address |
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> | Describe some uses of spreadsheets |
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> | Plan and design a spreadsheet for a simple problem
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| | | | Complete a practical exercise(s) using a spreadsheet package which involves: |
> | Entering labels and values |
> | Formatting cells (eg alignment, numbers, dates) |
> | Changing cell width |
> | Creating simple arithmetic formulae (eg: add, subtract, multiply, divide and sum) |
> | Creating other simple formulae including date and time, statistical (eg average, min, max, count), financial (eg pmt)) and logical functions (eg if( ), and( ) or( ) ) . |
> | Copying formulae using absolutes and relative cell addresses |
> | Checking results, including check-totals and data compared with original sources |
> | Sorting columns in terms of alphabetically and numerically. |
> | Undertaking ëwhat-ifí analysis, by manipulating simple cells of data |
> | Graphing data (including eg. non-contiguous ranges, appropriate titles and labels) |
> | Printing, including header and footer, formulae, selections
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