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Whether youre a computer "rookie" looking for a user-friendly presentation or a computer "hotshot" who wants to advance through lessons quickly, you can effectively master Microsoft® Office 2019 and today's computer concepts with TECHNOLOGY FOR SUCCESS AND ILLUSTRATED SERIES MICROSOFT® OFFICE 365 and OFFICE 2019. Using the popular Illustrated Series' proven approach, this edition breaks topics into manageable lessons that place concepts into context for success in your academic, professional and personal lives. An easy-to-follow presentation of Microsoft® Office 2019 provides an overview of essential skills and introduces a case study for further application. The proven two-page layout guides you with large, full-color screen images that reflect exactly what you should see on your own computer. MindTap and SAM help you further focus your study for results now and success later on the job.
Getting to Know Microsoft Office Versions 1(1)
Using SAM Projects and Textbook Projects 1(1)
Introduction to Technology for Success: Computer Concepts 1(1)
Technology for Success: computer Concepts
Module 1 Impact of Digital Technology
1(1)
Explain Society's Reliance on Technology
2(5)
Develop Personal Uses for Technology
7(6)
Explain the Role of Technology in the Professional World
13(5)
Summary
18(1)
Review Questions
18(1)
Discussion Questions
19(1)
Critical Thinking Activities
19(1)
Key Terms
19
Module 2 The Web
1(1)
Explain the Role of the Web in Daily Life
2(3)
Describe Websites and Webpages
5(5)
Use E-commerce
10(3)
Apply Information Literacy Skills to Web Searches
13(4)
Conduct Online Research
17(5)
Summary
22(1)
Review Questions
23(1)
Discussion Questions
24(1)
Critical Thinking Activities
24(1)
Key Terms
25
Module 3 Computer Hardware
1(1)
Categorize the Various Types of Computer Hardware
2(12)
Demonstrate Familiarity with Input and Output Devices
14(4)
Maintain Hardware Components
18(9)
Summary
27(1)
Review Questions
27(1)
Discussion Questions
28(1)
Critical Thinking Activities
28(1)
Key Terms
28
Module 4 Operating Systems and File Management
1(1)
Compare Operating Systems
2(5)
Explain How an Operating System Works
7(3)
Personalize an Operating System to Increase Productivity
10(6)
Manage Files and Folders
16(4)
Summary
20(1)
Review Questions
20(1)
Discussion Questions
21(1)
Critical Thinking Activities
21(1)
Key Terms
21
Module 5 Software and Apps
1(1)
Explain How to Use Apps as Part of Your Daily Life
2(7)
Use Common Features of Productivity and Graphics Apps
9(23)
Summary
32(1)
Review Questions
33(1)
Discussion Questions
33(1)
Critical Thinking Activities
34(1)
Key Terms
34
Module 6 Security and Safety
1(1)
Discuss Computer Safety and Health Risks
2(10)
Use Protective Measures to Safeguard Computers and Data
12(12)
Summary
24(1)
Review Questions
25(1)
Discussion Questions
26(1)
Critical Thinking Activities
26(1)
Key Terms
26(1)
References
27
World 2019
Module 1 Creating Documents with Word
1(1)
Understand Word Processing Software
2(2)
Planning a document Explore the Word Window
4(2)
Start a Document
6(2)
Save a Document
8(2)
Using keyboard shortcuts Select Text
10(2)
Format Text Using the Mini Toolbar and the Ribbon
12(2)
View and Navigate a Document
14(2)
Using Word document views Cut and Paste Text
16(2)
Highlighting text in a document Using the Undo, Redo, and Repeat commands Copy and Paste Text Splitting the document window to copy and move items in a long document
18(2)
Copying and moving items between documents Format with Fonts
20(2)
Applying shadows and other text effects to text Set Document Margins
22(2)
Changing orientation, margin settings, and paper size Add Bullets and Numbering
24(2)
Insert a Graphic
26(2)
Enhancing pictures with styles and effects Apply a Theme
28(2)
Practice
30
Module 2 Editing and Formatting Documents
1(1)
Insert comments
2(2)
Inking comments in Word Find and Replace Text
4(2)
Navigating a document using the Navigation pane and the Go to command Check Spelling and Grammar
6(2)
Using Smart Lookup Inserting text with AutoCorrect Research Informatioa
8(2)
Reading a document aloud using Word Using a add-ins for Word Change Line Spacing and Indents
10(2)
Apply Styles to Text
12(2)
Changing the style set Insert Page Numbers and Page Breaks
14(2)
Add Headers and Footers
16(2)
Add Footnotes and Endnotes
18(2)
Insert Citations
20(2)
Create a Bibliography
22(2)
Finding and citing sources with the Word Researcher Inspect a Document
24(2)
Practice
26
Module 3 Formatting Text and Graphics
1(1)
Use the Format Painter
2(2)
Clearing formatting from text Work with Tabs
4(2)
Add Borders and Shading
6(2)
Underlining text Insert a Table
8(2)
Insert and Delete Rows and Columns
10(2)
Apply a Table Style
12(2)
Insert Online Pictures
14(2)
Size and Scale a Graphic
16(2)
Draw and Format Shapes Correcting pictures, changing colors, and applying artistic effects
18(4)
Adding alt text and checking documents for accessibility issues Enhancing graphic objects with styles and effects Arrange Graphic Objects
22(2)
Creating an illustration in a drawing canvas Create SmartArt Graphics
24(2)
Practice
26
Excel 2019
Module 1 Getting Started with Excel
1(1)
Explore Excel
2(2)
Navigating a worksheet Enter Data
4(2)
Inserting and deleting selected cells Using Auto Fill and Flash Fill Edit Data
6(2)
Recovering unsaved changes to a workbook file Copy and Move Cell Data
8(2)
Using Paste Options and Paste Preview Enter Formulas and Use AutoSum
10(2)
Copy Formulas with Relative Cell References
12(2)
Inserting functions into formulas Copy Formulas with Absolute Cell References
14(2)
Using a mixed reference Enter a Formula with Multiple Operators
16(2)
Insert a Functioa
18(2)
Switch Worksheet Views
20(2)
Choose Print Options
22(2)
Setting a print area Scaling to fit Practice
24
Module 2 Formatting a Worksheet
1(1)
Format Values
2(2)
Working with online pictures, other images, and symbols Change Font and Font Size
4(2)
Working with cell styles Change Font Styles and Alignment
6(2)
Rotating and indenting cell entries Adjust Column Width
8(2)
Changing row height Insert and Delete Rows and Columns
10(2)
Hiding and unhiding columns and rows Create and apply a template Apply Colors, Borders, and Documentation
12(2)
Checking worksheet accessibility Apply Conditional Formatting
14(2)
Formatting data with icon sets Managing conditional formatting rules Rename and Move a Worksheet
16(2)
Copying, adding, and deleting worksheets Check Spelling
18(2)
Translating text Using Find & Select features Practice
20
Module 3 Analyzing Data Using Formulas
1(1)
Enter a Formula Using the Quick Analysis Tool
2(2)
Build a Logical Formula with the IF Functioa
4(2)
Nesting IF functions Build a Logical Formula with the AND Functioa
6(2)
Using the OR and NOT logical functions Round a Value with a Function
8(2)
Using Excel rounding functions Build a Statistical Formula with the COUNTA function
10(2)
Enter a Date Function
12(2)
Work with Equation Tools
14(2)
Using Draw tools Control Worksheet Calculations
16(2)
Showing and printing worksheet formulas Practice
18
Module 4 Working with Charts
1(1)
Plan a Chart
2(2)
Create a Chart
4(2)
Move and Resize a Chart
6(2)
Change the Chart Design
8(2)
Creating a combo chart Change the Chart Layout
10(2)
Working with chart axes Format a Chart
12(2)
Working with WordArt Aligning charts Create a Pie Chart
14(2)
Working with other chart types Summarize Data with Sparklines
16(2)
Identify Data Trends
18(2)
Choosing the right trendline options for your chart Practice
20
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 V
10(2)
Practice
12
Access 2019
Module 1 Getting Started with Access
1(1)
Understand Relational Databases
2(2)
Open and Explore a Database
4(2)
Navigate and Enter Data
6(2)
Changing from Navigation mode to Edit mode Resizing and moving datasheet columns Edit Existing Data
8(2)
Create a Table
10(2)
Creating a table in Datasheet View Object views Modify Fields
12(2)
Field properties Create a Query
14(2)
Simple Query Wizard Create a Form
16(2)
Create a Report
18(2)
Changing page orientation Save and Share a Database with OneDrive
20(2)
Cloud computing Access is a local application Create a Database
22(2)
Compact and Back Up a Database
24(1)
Practice
25
Module 2 Building Tables and Relationships
1(1)
Import Data from Excel
2(2)
Modify Fields in Datasheet View
4(2)
Currency versus Number data type Modify Number and Currency Fields
6(2)
Modify Short Text Fields
8(2)
Working with the Input Mask property Modify Date/Time Fields
10(2)
Entering dates Using Smart Tags Create Primary Keys
12(2)
Design Related Tables
14(2)
Create One-to-Many Relationships
16(2)
Specifying the data type of the foreign key field Cascade options Work with Subdatasheets
18(2)
Practice
20
Module 3 Creating Queries
1(1)
Work in Query Datasheet View
2(2)
Work in Query Design View
4(2)
Adding or deleting a table in Query Design View Linking tables in Query Design View Work in SQL View
6(2)
Sort Data
8(2)
Find and Replace Data
10(2)
Filter Data
12(2)
Enter and Save Criteria
14(2)
Apply AND Criteria
16(2)
Searching for blank fields Apply OR Criteria
18(2)
Using wildcard characters Create a Calculated Field
20(2)
Format a Datasheet
22(2)
Practice
24
Module 4 Working with Forms and Reports
1(1)
Work in Form View
2(2)
Use Form Layout View
4(2)
Work in Form Design View
6(2)
Bound versus unbound controls Work in Report Layout View
8(2)
Work in Report Design View
10(2)
Apply Conditional Formatting
12(2)
Use the Format Painter and Themes
14(2)
Practice
16
Module 2 Integrating Word, Excel, and Access
1(1)
Integrate Data Among Word, Excel, and Access
2(2)
Import an Excel Worksheet into Access
4(2)
Copy a Word Table to Access
6(2)
Link an Access Table to Excel and Word
8(2)
Copy an Access Table to Word
10(2)
Opening linked files and enabling content Practice
12
Powerpoint 2019
Module 1 Creating a Presentation in PowerPoint
1(1)
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)
Creating a presentation using a template Enter Slide Text
8(2)
Inking a slide Add a New Slide
10(2)
Viewing your presentation in grayscale or black and white Format Text
12(2)
Adding bullets to paragraphs Apply a Design Theme
14(2)
Changing theme colors Compare Presentation Views
16(2)
Insert and Resize a Picture
18(2)
Check Spelling
20(2)
Checking spelling as you type Print a PowerPoint Presentation
22(2)
Microsoft Office Online Apps Practice
24
Module 2 Modifying a Presentation
1(1)
Convert Text to SmartArt
2(2)
Entering and printing notes Insert and Style Shapes
4(2)
Using the Eyedropper to match colors Rotate and Modify Shapes
6(2)
Aligning paragraph text Rearrange and Merge Shapes
8(2)
Changing the size and position of shapes Edit and Duplicate Shapes
10(2)
Editing points of a shape Align and Group Objects
12(2)
Distributing objects Add Slide Footers
14(2)
Creating superscript and subscript text Set Slide Transitions and Timings
16(2)
Inserting hyperlinks in a webpage Practice
18
Module 3 Inserting Objects into a Presentation
1(1)
Insert a Text Box
2(2)
Changing text box defaults Crop and Style a Picture
4(2)
Inserting a screen recording Insert a Chart
6(2)
Enter and Edit Chart Data
8(2)
Adding a hyperlink to a chart Insert Slides from Other Presentations
10(2)
Working with multiple windows Insert a Table
12(2)
Setting permissions Insert and Format WordArt
14(2)
Animate Objects
16(2)
Attaching a sound to an animation Insert and Edit Digital Video
18(2)
Saving a presentation as a video Practice
20
Integration
Module 3 Integrating Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint
1(1)
Integrate Data among Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint
2(2)
Import a Word Outline into PowerPoint
4(2)
Embed an Excel Worksheet in PowerPoint
6(2)
Link Access and Excel Objects to PowerPoint
8(2)
Manage Links
10(2)
Practice
12
Index 1
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. Jennifer T. Campbell has written and co-authored several other leading technology texts, including TECHNOLOGY FOR SUCCESS; DISCOVERING COMPUTERS: DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY, DATA, AND DEVICES; DISCOVERING THE INTERNET; WEB DESIGN: INTRODUCTORY; MICROSOFT EXPRESSION WEB INTRODUCTORY CONCEPTS AND TECHNIQUES; COMPUTER LITERACY BASICS: MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007 COMPANION; and MICROSOFT OFFICE QUICK REFERENCE POCKET GUIDE. For over 25 years, she has served integral roles in computer educational publishing as an editor, author and marketing manager. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from The College of William and Mary. Dr. Mark Ciampa is a professor of analytics and information systems and the program director of the graduate Cybersecurity Data Analytics program in the Gordon Ford College of Business at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Prior to this, he was an associate professor and served as Director of Academic Computing at Volunteer State Community College in Gallatin, Tennessee for 20 years. Mark has worked in the IT industry as a computer consultant for businesses, government agencies and educational institutions. He has published over 25 articles in peer-reviewed journals and books. He is also the author of over 30 technology textbooks from Cengage, including "Security+ Guide to Network Security Fundamentals," 8e, "CompTIA CySA+ Guide to Cybersecurity Analyst," 3e, "CWNA Guide to Wireless LANs," 3e, "Guide to Wireless Communications," "Security Awareness: Applying Practical Cybersecurity In Your World," 6e and "Networking BASICS." Dr. Ciampa holds a PhD in technology management with a specialization in digital communication systems from Indiana State University and has certifications in security and healthcare. Barbara Clemens has been a writer, editor, software product manager and instructor for more than 30 years. She has worked with Addison-Wesley Publishing, Course Technology and Cengage Learning. Ms. Clemens has edited and written numerous leading Microsoft® Office and Microsoft® Windows textbooks and has created instructional videos and online courses for MS Office. 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 Steven M. Freund serves as a lead instructor of various Microsoft® Office, computer concepts, programming and internet technology courses throughout Central Florida. An integral author for the successful Shelly Cashman Series® since 2001, he has presented at the annual customer conference, the Shelly Cashman Series Institute and other customer events. Freund has co-authored multiple editions of DISCOVERING COMPUTERS, MOZILLA FIREFOX, WINDOWS® INTERNET EXPLORER, WINDOWS® OFFICE and DREAMWEAVER books. In addition, he has written numerous successful instructor supplements. He attended the University of Central Florida. 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. Mark Frydenberg is a Senior Lecturer of Computer Information Systems at Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts. He also serves as the Director of the CIS Sandbox, Bentleys technology social learning space, which prepares students to succeed in their CIS courses and to thrive in a technology-driven business world. Professor Frydenberg teaches courses in technology concepts, Python and technology trends. His research focuses on digital literacy, collaborative learning and pedagogies for engaging students with technology. Professor Frydenberg has presented at academic and applied technology conferences and events throughout the U.S. and Europe. He is also an author of several editions of DISCOVERING COMPUTERS, and he authored WEB 2.0 CONCEPTS AND APPLICATIONS in the popular Shelly Cashman Series. Ralph Hooper has more than 30 years of teaching experience in mathematics and computer science at the university level. His professional interests include data science, machine learning, and computational thinking. Lisa Ruffolo has served as a technical writer and editor for more than 30 years. She is pursuing an emphasis in operating systems and digital literacy. She has edited top-selling books in the fields of introduction to computing, Microsoft Office, PC repair and computer programming. Lisa Ruffolo has served as a technical writer and editor for more than 30 years. She is pursuing an emphasis in operating systems and digital literacy. She has edited top-selling books in the fields of introduction to computing, Microsoft Office, PC repair and computer programming. Lynn Wermers is a professor in the computer science department at North Shore Community College in Massachusetts, where she teaches IT, data management, data analysis and web development courses. She also teaches part time in the math department for the College of Professional Studies at Northeastern University. Wermers has authored numerous leading books focusing on Excel for Cengage.