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Page 1: Computer Applications Week 3 Computer Definitions, Power Point, Word

Computer ApplicationsWeek 3

Computer Definitions, Power Point , Word

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Week 3 Day 1

• Go over definitions as a Class

• Adding More vocabulary

• How does the computer work?

• Word Template- How did Mr. Jacobson make it?

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Definitions- Class Discussion

• Have your definitions ready

• Listen Attentively

• Actively participate

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Diagram of ComputerCentral Processing Unit

Main Memory- RAM

Hard Disk Controller

Video Card USB controller

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Diagram of ComputerCentral Processing Unit

Main Memory- RAM

Hard Disk Controller

Video Card USB controller

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Diagram of ComputerCentral Processing Unit

Main Memory- RAM

Hard Disk Controller

Video Card USB controller

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Diagram of ComputerCentral Processing Unit

Main Memory- RAM

Hard Disk Controller

Video Card USB controller

BUS/Motherboard - connects components

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Diagram of ComputerCentral Processing Unit

Main Memory- RAM

Hard Disk Controller

Video Card USB controller

Hard Drive

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Diagram of ComputerCentral Processing Unit

Main Memory- RAM

Hard Disk Controller

Video Card USB controller

Monitor

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Diagram of ComputerCentral Processing Unit

Main Memory- RAM

Hard Disk Controller

Video Card USB controller

keyboard Mouse

Printers Flash Drive

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Working Group

• Compare your definitions with your group• Go Online- Find 3 More definitions that are

related to how a computer works• Get “old” definition from Mr. Jacobson• Making Posters

– Groups of 3– Three Pieces of Paper

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Poster

• Get Topics from Mr. Jacobson

• Page 1 and 2- – Title, 3new definitions,1 old definition, Picture

or Diagram, Names

• Page 3– Class or School Rule or Acceptable Use Policy

• Due Today!

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Word how-to

• Adding Headers and Footers

• Working with tables

• Changing Fonts and Basic Formatting

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Word- Adding Headers and Footers

• View Pull Down Menu

• Select Header and Footer– Once the header is open, you will have to close

it eventually– The header will appear on every page

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Word- Working with Tables

• Tables pull down menu

• Columns – Stand up

– In Newspaper

• Rows – “row the boat”

– “right to left”

• Sometimes you work with the whole table, a column or row, or an individual cell.

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Word- Tables, Headers and Footers

• Watch demonstration

• Which pull down menus get used?

• What is a header?

• Why would you want to use a table?

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Make this table.4 columns and 4 rows

A L K J

B M ? I

C N O H

D E F G

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Make this table.What letter goes in the ?

A L K J

B M ? I

C N O H

D E F G

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Word- Basic Formatting• Several ways to do the same thing:

– Toolbars• Use VIEW-Toolbars to turn them on or off

– Formatting Palette (super toolbar)• Use VIEW to turn it on

– Pull Down Menus• Font and Format

– Keyboard Shortcuts

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Word- Basic Formatting

• Changing Font

• Changing Size

• Changing color

• Bold and Italics

• underline

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Word- Basic Formatting

• Changing Font• Changing Size

• Changing color

• Bold and Italics

• underline

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Word- Basic Formatting

• Changing Font

• Changing Size• Changing color

• Bold and Italics

• underline

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Word- Basic Formatting

• Changing Font

• Changing Size• Changing color

• Bold and Italics

• underline

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Word- Basic Formatting

• Changing Font

• Changing Size• Changing color

• Bold and Italics

• underline

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Word- Basic Formatting

• Changing Font

• Changing Size• Changing color

• Bold and Italics

• underline

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Copy & Paste- How does it work

Select “stuff” to be copied.

APPLE-C or EDIT-COPY

Move cursor

APPLE-V or EDIT-PASTE

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Word- Basic Formatting

• Demonstration

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Show what you have learned• Open Word

• Write a sentence describing your goals for this year at Millikan.

• Make 10 copies. ( copy and paste)

• Change the font properties (font, size, color, bold, italics, underline) for each sentence except for your original.

• Be ready for a quick check.