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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 816 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 30x236x276 mm, kaal: 1451 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Mar-2016
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  • ISBN-10: 130587904X
  • ISBN-13: 9781305879041
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Present the computer concepts and Microsoft® Office 2016 skills perfect for your Introduction to Computing course with ILLUSTRATED COMPUTER CONCEPTS AND MICROSOFT® OFFICE 365 & OFFICE 2016. This all-in-one book makes the computer concepts and skills your students need to know easily accessible. The user-friendly two-page spread found throughout this and other popular Illustrated Microsoft® Office 2016 books clearly demonstrates key application skills. Todays most up-to-date technology developments and concepts are clarified using the distinctive step-by-step approach and the latest content from COMPUTER CONCEPTS ILLUSTRATED BRIEF. This edition highlights new Office features with a new module covering Productivity Apps. Youll find a wealth of instructional support and resources, including MindTap customized learning paths to reinforce the important skills and theories found in ILLUSTRATED COMPUTER CONCEPTS AND MICROSOFT® OFFICE 365 & OFFICE 2016.
Productivity Apps
Productivity Apps for School and Work 1(1)
Introduction to OneNote 2016 2(4)
Introduction to Sway 6(4)
Introduction to Office Mix 10(4)
Introduction to Microsoft Edge 14
Concepts
Module 1 Computer and Internet Basics
1(22)
Computers in Your World
2(2)
How Computers Work
4(2)
Understanding the importance of stored programs
Types of Computers
6(2)
Video game consoles
Personal Computers
8(2)
Computer Software
10(2)
The Internet and the Web
12(2)
Working in the cloud and using web apps How to Communicate Using Digital Devices
14(2)
What is spam?
How to Protect Your Privacy, Data, and Devices Concepts
16(2)
Key Terms & Module Review
18(1)
Concepts Review
19(1)
Independent Challenges
20(2)
Visual Workshop
22(1)
Module 2 Computer Hardware
23(22)
Input Devices
24(2)
Dedicated mobile digital devices Display Devices
26(2)
Printers
28(2)
Options for printing your photos Data Storage---An Overview
30(2)
Maintaining your hardware Data Storage Systems Features
32(2)
Non-technical words used to describe using a data storage system
Optical Data Storage Systems
34(2)
Understanding hard drive partitions
Viewing your data storage systems using File Explorer
Solid-State Data Storage Systems
36(2)
How to Add Devices to Your Computer
38(2)
Key Terms & Module Review
40(1)
Concepts Review
41(1)
Independent Challenges
42(2)
Visual Workshop
44(1)
Module 3 Computer Software
45(24)
Computer Software
46(2)
Installed software that comes with new personal computers
Licenses and Copyrights
48(2)
How does digital technology affect intellectual property laws?
How To Install and Uninstall Software
50(2)
Operating Systems---An Overview
52(2)
Operating Systems---A Comparison
54(2)
Comparing types of operating systems Utility Software
56(2)
Office Productivity Software
58(2)
Software suites
Other productivity software
Graphics Software
60(2)
Using data responsibly
Other Application Software
62(2)
Key Terms & Module Review
64(1)
Concepts Review
65(1)
Independent Challenges
66(2)
Visual Workshop
68(1)
Module 4 File Management and Digital Electronics
69
File Management Tools
70(2)
Computer Folder Basics
72(2)
Folders and subfolders vs. directories and subdirectories
Computer File Basics
74(2)
How to Manage Computer Files
76(2)
Deleting folders and files
How Computers Represent Data
78(2)
More about bits and bytes
Integrated Circuits---An Overview
80(2)
Processors---An Overview
82(2)
How the processor gets instructions
Computer Memory: RAM
84(2)
Other Types of Computer Memory
86(2)
Understanding remote vs. cloud storage?
Key Terms & Module Review
88(1)
Concepts Review
89(1)
Independent Challenges
90(2)
Visual Workshop
92(1)
Talking Points
93
Windows 10
Module 1 Getting Started with Windows 10
1(24)
Start Windows 10
2(2)
Using a touch screen with Windows
Navigate the Desktop and Start Menu
4(2)
Point, Click, and Drag
6(2)
Selecting and moving items using touch-screen devices
Start an App
8(2)
Using the Windows Store
Work with a Window
10(2)
Using the Quick Access toolbar
Manage Multiple Windows
12(2)
Use Buttons, Menus, and Dialog Boxes
14(2)
Get Help
16(2)
Using Cortana
Exit Windows 10
18(2)
Installing updates when you exit
Practice Windows
20(5)
Module 2 Understanding File Management
25
Understand Files and Folders
26(2)
Plan your file organization
Create and Save a File
28(2)
Explore the Files and Folders on Your Computer
30(2)
Using and disabling Quick Access view Change File and Folder Views
32(2)
Using the Windows Action Center Customizing Details view
Open, Edit, and Save Files
34(2)
Comparing Save and Save As Using Microsoft OneDrive
Copy Files
36(2)
Copying files using Send to Move and Rename Files
38(2)
Using Task View to create multiple desktops
Search for Files and Folders
40(2)
Using the Search Tools tab in File Explorer Using Microsoft Edge
Delete and Restore Files
42(2)
More techniques for selecting and moving files
Practice
44
Office 2016
Module 1 Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2016
1(1)
Understand the Office 2016 Suite
2(2)
What is Office 365?
Start an Office App
4(2)
Enabling touch mode
Using shortcut keys to move between Office programs
Using the Office Clipboard
Identify Office 2016 Screen Elements
6(4)
Using Backstage view
Create and Save a File
8(2)
Saving files to OneDrive
Open a File and Save It with a New Name...
10(2)
Exploring File Open options
Working in Compatibility Mode
View and Print Your Work
12(2)
Customizing the Quick Access toolbar Creating a screen capture
Get Help, Close a File, and Exit an App
14(2)
Using Sharing features and Co-authoring capabilities
Recovering a document
Practice
16
Word 2016
Module 1 Creating Documents with Word 2016
1(24)
Understand Word Processing Software Word
2(2)
Planning a document
Explore the Word Window Word
4(2)
Start a Document Word
6(2)
Save a Document Word
8(2)
Select Text
10(2)
Format Text Using the Mini Toolbar and the Ribbon Word
12(2)
Use a Document Template
14(2)
Using the Undo, Redo, and Repeat commands
Navigate a Document
16(2)
Using Word document views
Practice
18(7)
Module 2 Editing Documents
25(24)
Cut and Paste Text
26(2)
Using keyboard shortcuts
Copy and Paste Text
28(2)
Splitting the document window to copy and move items in a long document
Use the Office Clipboard
30(2)
Copying and moving items between documents
Find and Replace Text
32(2)
Navigating a document using the Navigation pane and the Go To command
Check Spelling and Grammar
34(2)
Using Smart Lookup
Inserting text with AutoCorrect
Research Information
36(2)
Publishing a blog directly from Word
Using a dictionary and other add-ins for Word Add Hyperlinks
38(2)
Sharing documents directly from Word, including e-mailing
Work with Document Properties
40(2)
Viewing and modifying advanced document properties
Practice
42(7)
Module 3 Formatting Text and Paragraphs
49(28)
Format with Fonts
50(2)
Adding a drop cap
Use the Format Painter
52(2)
Underlining text
Change Line and Paragraph Spacing
54(2)
Formatting with Quick Styles
Align Paragraphs
56(2)
Formatting a document using themes
Work with Tabs
58(2)
Work with Indents
60(2)
Applying text effects and clearing formatting Add Bullets and Numbering
62(2)
Creating multilevel lists
Add Borders and Shading
64(2)
Highlighting text in a document
Insert Online Pictures
66(2)
Practice Word
68(9)
Module 4 Formatting Documents
77
Set Document Margins
78(2)
Changing orientation, margin settings, and paper size
Create Sections and Columns
80(2)
Changing page layout settings for a section Insert Page Breaks
82(2)
Controlling automatic pagination
Insert Page Numbers
84(2)
Moving around in a long document
Inserting Quick Parts
Add Headers and Footers
86(2)
Adding a custom header or footer to the gallery
Insert a Table
88(2)
Add Footnotes and Endnotes
90(2)
Customizing the layout and formatting of footnotes and endnotes
Insert Citations
92(2)
Manage Sources and Create a Bibliography
94(2)
Working with Web sources
Practice
96
Excel 2016
Module 1 Getting Started with Excel 2016
1(24)
Understand Spreadsheet Software
2(2)
Identify Excel 2016 Window Components
4(2)
Using OneDrive and Office Online
Understand Formulas
6(2)
Enter Labels and Values and Use the AutoSum Button
8(2)
Navigating a worksheet
Edit Cell Entries
10(2)
Recovering unsaved changes to a workbook file Enter and Edit a Simple Formula
12(2)
Understanding named ranges
Switch Worksheet Views
14(2)
Choose Print Options
16(2)
Printing worksheet formulas Scaling to fit
Practice Excel
18(7)
Module 2 Working with Formulas and Functions
25(26)
Create a Complex Formula
26(2)
Using Add-ins to improve worksheet functionality
Reviewing the order of precedence Insert a Function
28(2)
Type a Function
30(2)
Using the COUNT and COUNTA functions Copy and Move Cell Entries
32(2)
Inserting and deleting selected cells
Understand Relative and Absolute Cell References
34(2)
Using a mixed reference
Copy Formulas with Relative Cell References
36(2)
Using Paste Preview
Copy Formulas with Absolute Cell References
38(2)
Using the fill handle for sequential text or values
Round a Value with a Function
40(2)
Using Auto Fill options
Creating a new workbook using a template Practice
42(9)
Module 3 Formatting a Worksheet
51(28)
Format Values
52(2)
Formatting as a table
Change Font and Font Size
54(2)
Inserting and adjusting online pictures and other images
Change Font Styles and Alignment
56(2)
Rotating and indenting cell entries Adjust Column Width
58(2)
Changing row height
Insert and Delete Rows and Columns
60(2)
Hiding and unhiding columns and rows Adding and editing comments
Apply Colors, Patterns, and Borders
62(2)
Working with themes and cell styles
Apply Conditional Formatting
64(2)
Managing conditional formatting rules
Rename and Move a Worksheet
66(2)
Copying, adding, and deleting worksheets
Check Spelling
68(2)
Emailing a workbook
Practice
70(9)
Module 4 Working with Charts
79
Plan a Chart
80(2)
Create a Chart
82(2)
Creating sparklines
Move and Resize a Chart
84(2)
Moving an embedded chart to a sheet Change the Chart Design
86(2)
Creating a combo chart
Working with a 3-D chart
Change the Chart Format
88(2)
Adding data labels to a chart Format a Chart
90(2)
Previewing a chart
Changing alignment and angle in axis labels and titles
Annotate and Draw on a Chart
92(2)
Adding SmartArt graphics
Create a Pie Chart
94(2)
Using the Insert Chart dialog box to discover new chart types
Practice
96
Integration
Module 1 Integrating Word and Excel
1(1)
Integrate Data Between Word and Excel
2(2)
Understanding object linking and embedding (OLE)
Copy Data from Excel to Word
4(2)
Copy a Chart from Excel to Word
6(2)
Create Linked Objects
8(2)
Opening linked files and reestablishing links to charts
Embed a Word File in Excel
10(2)
Practice
12
Access 2016
Module 1 Getting Started with Access 2016 Access
1(26)
Understand Relational Databases
2(2)
Explore a Database
4(2)
Create a Database
6(2)
Create a Table
8(2)
Creating a table in Datasheet View Create Primary Keys
10(2)
Object views
Learning about field properties
Relate Two Tables
12(2)
Enter Data Access
14(2)
Changing from Navigation mode to Edit mode Cloudcomputing Edit Data
16(2)
Resizing and moving datasheet columns Practice
18(9)
Module 2 Building and Using Queries
27(26)
Use the Query Wizard
28(2)
Simple Query Wizard
Work with Data in a Query
30(2)
Hiding and unhiding fields in a datasheet
Freezing and unfreezing fields in a datasheet
Use Query Design View
32(2)
Adding or deleting a table in a query Sort and Find Data
34(2)
Filter Data
36(2)
Using wildcard characters
Apply AND Criteria
38(2)
Searching for blank fields
Apply OR Criteria
40(2)
Format a Datasheet
42(2)
Practice Access
44(9)
Module 3 Using Forms
53(26)
Use the Form Wizard
54(2)
Create a Split Form
56(2)
Use Form Layout View
58(2)
Table layouts
Add Fields to a Form
60(2)
Bound versus unbound controls
Modify Form Controls
62(2)
Create Calculations
64(2)
Modify Tab Order
66(2)
Form layouts
Insert an Image
68(2)
Applying a background image Practice
70(9)
Module 4 Using Reports
79
Use the Report Wizard
80(2)
Changing page orientation
Use Report Layout View
82(2)
Review Report Sections
84(2)
Apply Group and Sort Orders
86(2)
Record Source Property
Add Subtotals and Counts
88(2)
Resize and Align Controls
90(2)
Precisely moving and resizing controls Format a Report
92(2)
Create Mailing Labels
94(2)
Practice
96
Integration
Module 2 Integrating Word, Excel, and Access
17
Integrate Data Among Word, Excel, and Access
18(2)
Import an Excel Worksheet into Access
20(2)
Copy a Word Table to Access
22(2)
Link an Access Table to Excel and Word
24(2)
Link an Access Table to Word
26(2)
Opening linked files and enabling content Practice
28
PowerPoint 2016
Module 1 Creating a Presentation in PowerPoint 2016
1(24)
Define Presentation Software
2(2)
Using PowerPoint on a touch screen
Plan an Effective Presentation
4(2)
Understanding copyright
Examine the PowerPoint Window
6(2)
Viewing your presentation in gray scale or black and white
Enter Slide Text
8(2)
Inking a slide
Add a New Slide Powerpoint
10(2)
Entering and printing notes
Apply a Design Theme Powerpoint
12(2)
Customizing themes
Compare Presentation Views Powerpoint
14(2)
Print a PowerPoint Presentation Powerpoint
16(2)
Microsoft Office Online Apps
Practice Powerpoint
18(7)
Module 2 Modifying a Presentation Powerpoint
25(24)
Enter Text in Outline View Powerpoint
26(2)
Using proofing tools for other languages
Format Text Powerpoint
28(2)
Replacing text and fonts
Convert Text to SmartArt Powerpoint
30(2)
Choosing SmartArt graphics
Insert and Modify Shapes Powerpoint
32(2)
Using the Eyedropper to match colors
Rearrange and Merge Shapes Powerpoint
34(2)
Changing the size and position of shapes
Edit and Duplicate Shapes Powerpoint
36(2)
Editing points of a shape
Align and Group Objects Powerpoint
38(2)
Distributing objects
Add Slide Footers Powerpoint
40(2)
Creating superscript and subscript text Practice
42(7)
Module 3 Inserting Objects into a Presentation
49(24)
Insert Text from Microsoft Word
50(2)
Sending a presentation using email
Insert and Style a Picture
52(2)
Inserting a screen recording
Insert a Text Box
54(2)
Changing text box defaults
Insert a Chart
56(2)
Enter and Edit Chart Data
58(2)
Adding a hyperlink to a chart
Insert Slides from Other Presentations
60(2)
Working with multiple windows
Insert a Table
62(2)
Setting permissions
Insert and Format WordArt
64(2)
Saving a presentation as a video
Practice
66(7)
Module 4 Finishing a Presentation
73
Modify Masters
74(2)
Create custom slide layouts
Customize the Background and Theme
76(2)
Use Slide Show Commands
78(2)
Set Slide Transitions and Timings
80(2)
Rehearsing slide show timings
Animate Objects
82(2)
Attaching a sound to an animation
Use Proofing and Language Tools
84(2)
Checking spelling as you type
Inspect a Presentation
86(2)
Digitally sign a presentation
Create an Office Mix
88(2)
Inserting an interactive quiz
Practice
90
Integration
Module 3 Integrating Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint
33
Integrate Data Among Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint
34(2)
Import a Word Outline into PowerPoint
36(2)
Embed an Excel Worksheet in PowerPoint
38(2)
Link Access and Excel Objects to PowerPoint
40(2)
Manage Links
42(2)
Practice
44
Outlook 2016
Module 1 Getting Started with Email
1(24)
Communicate with Email
2(2)
Use Email Addresses
4(2)
Create and Send Emails
6(2)
Understanding message headers in emails you receive Understand Email Folders
8(2)
Managing your email
Receive and Reply to Emails
10(2)
Setting up vacation responses
Forward Emails
12(2)
Controlling your message
Flagging or labeling messages
Send Email Attachments
14(2)
Reviewing options when sending messages Employ Good Email Practices
16(2)
Creating distribution lists Practice
18(7)
Module 2 Managing Information Using
25
Describe Outlook Outlook
26(2)
Weather in Calendar view
Organize Email
28(2)
Manage Your Contacts
30(2)
Manage Your Calendar
32(2)
Sending electronic business cards Manage Tasks
34(2)
Create Notes
36(2)
Connect Mail to Contacts
38(2)
Apply Categories
40(2)
Coordinating calendars Practice
42
Glossary 1(25)
Index 26
June Jamrich Parsons is an educator, digital book pioneer, co-author of Texty and McGuffey award-winning textbooks and a TAA fellow. She co-developed the first commercially successful multimedia, interactive digital textbook that established the standard for platforms now being developed by numerous educational publishers. In addition to authoring textbooks for Course Technology and Cengage, Dr. Parsons' career includes extensive classroom teaching and product design for eCourseware. She also served as a creative strategist for MediaTechnics Corp. and director of content for Veative Virtual Reality Labs. A member of the Association for Computing Machinery, she holds a Ph.D. in instructional technology and Certified Computing Professional certification. June Jamrich Parsons is an educator, digital book pioneer, co-author of Texty and McGuffey award-winning textbooks and a TAA fellow. She co-developed the first commercially successful multimedia, interactive digital textbook that established the standard for platforms now being developed by numerous educational publishers. In addition to authoring textbooks for Course Technology and Cengage, Dr. Parsons' career includes extensive classroom teaching and product design for eCourseware. She also served as a creative strategist for MediaTechnics Corp. and director of content for Veative Virtual Reality Labs. A member of the Association for Computing Machinery, she holds a Ph.D. in instructional technology and Certified Computing Professional certification. David W. Beskeen has authored or co-authored over 65 successful computer books since 1992, including more than 40 educational titles for Course Technology and Cengage. He has guided readers in mastering PowerPoint®, Word, Excel, Internet Explorer, Outlook, Windows®, LiveMotion and other leading proprietary software packages. An expert in applied technology, Beskeen has extensive teaching and consulting experience in today's computer technology. Carol M. Cram is the author of more than 35 textbooks on computer applications, business communications and Internet-related subjects. Ms. Cram was also a long-time faculty member at Capilano College in North Vancouver, where she served as the Convenor of the Executive Support Program and the Program Consultant for Business and Computers in Continuing Education as well as instructor of business and computer-related courses. NA Lisa Friedrichsen is a professor at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, Kansas, where she teaches database and web development classes. She also has written several prominent Access, Office and web-related textbooks. Friedrichsen spent a decade at IBM Corp. before becoming a consultant, author and college professor. Combining her extensive industry experience with her passion for teaching, she creates clear, practical presentations. She earned a B.S. in engineering from Iowa State University and an MBA from Drake University. Ms. Elizabeth Eisner Reding has authored numerous books for Delmar and Course Technology on a variety of software programs, including Adobe® Photoshop, Microsoft® Office, and Microsoft® Publisher. Living in New Mexico with her husband, Ms. Reding spends her free time grilling, water gardening, road and mountain biking, and collecting Southwestern art.