Student PortfolioBy Brenda Perez

Table of Contents PowerPoint Exercise 3 PowerPoint Exercise 3 terms PowerPoint Exercise 2 02laser PowerPoint Exercise 2 PowerPoint Exercise 2 terms and notes Exercise 1 page “On Your Own” PowerPoint Lesson 1 Exercise 1 terms UNESCO Excel exercise 5 Excel exercise 5 terms 03 bakery sceduale Bakery schedual Excel exercise 3 terms Exercise 4 Exercise 1 terms Exercise 2 terms Trainer Quote(Comment) Word window quiz Exercise 5 terms 05expand_bp OWD05_bp Exercise 5 terms 06Order_bp Exercise 7 terms Blog link(comment) Definition words (word wall) ESLR’S Excel exercise 1

Power point exercise 1 termspresentation - a set of slides or handouts that

contain information you want to convey to an audience

Normal View -  Powerpoints defalut view that displays the slide plane, and the slides/outline pane

Placeholders - Designated areas in powerpoint layouts that can be used to easily insert text, graphics, or multimedia objects.

Active slide - The slide currently selected or displayed.

Slide LayOut - Prearranged sets of placeholders for various types of slide content

PowerPoint Exercise 3 TermsClip Art - Predrawn Artwork, photos,

animation, and sound clips that you can insert into your files.

Contexual Tab - A ribbon tab that displays only when needed for a specific task such as formatting a table or offering picture formatting options.

Font - A set of characters with a specific size and style.

Powerpoint Excersise 2 TermsThemes - Formatting feature that applies a

background, color, fonts, and efects, to all slides in a presentaion.

Open an existing presentation to modify, add, or delete material.

PowerPoint makes it easy to open presentation on which you have recently worked by listing them in the recent documents list that you access using the Office Button.

If you do not see the presentation on this list, you

Excel Exercise 2 TermsBlank Workbook - A new, empty workbook contains three

worksheets (sheets).Template - A workbook with certain labels, formulas, and

formatting preset, saving you time in creating commonly used worksheets, such as monthly invoices or balance sheets.

Label - Text in the first row or column of a worsheet that identifies the type of data contained there.

Defaults - The standard settings Excel uses in its software, such as column width or number of worksheets in a workbook.

Undo - The command used to reverse one or a series of  editing actions.

Redo - The command used to redo an action you have undone.

Excel Exercise 3 TermsAutoComplete - a feature used to complete

an entry based on previous entries made in the column containing the active cell.

Pick From Drop-down List - a shortcut used to insert repeated information.

AutoCorrect - a feature used to automate the correctionof common typing errors.

Spelling Checker - A tool used to assist you in finding and correcting typographical or spelling words

Excel Exercise 5 TermsFormula - An instruction Excel uses to

calculate a number.Mathematical Operators - Symbols used in

mathematical operations: + for addition, - for subtraction, * for multiplication, / for division, and ^ for exponentiation.

Order Of Mathematical Operations - The order in which Excel performs the calculations specified in a formula.

Excel Exercise 4 TermsValue - A number entered in the worsksheet.Numeric Label - A number entered in the

worksheet as a label, not as a vlaue-such as the year 2005 used as as colomn label

Label Prefix - An apostrophe (') used to idendicate that a number is a label and not a a value.

Exercise 6 TermsTab - The measurement of the space the insertion

point advances when you press the Tab key.Tab Key - The location on a horizontal line to

which the insertion point advances when you press the Tab Key.

Tab Leader - A series of characters inserted along the line between the location  of the insertion pointwhen you press the Tab key and the Tab stop.

Font - A set of characters with a specific size and style.

Exercise 5 TermsFull block - A style of letter in which all lines

start flush with the left margin-that is, without a a first-line indent.

Modified block - A style of letter in which some lines start at the center of the page.

Return address - The author's of letter address, typically appearing at the very top of the letter as well as in the upper-left corner of an envelope

Excel Exercise 1 Terms Workbook - An Excel file with one or more worksheet. Worksheet - The work area for entering and calculating data made up of colums

and rows seperated by gridlines(light gray lines). Also called a spreadsheet. Cell - the intersection of a column and a row and a worksheet. You enter data

into cellsto create a worksheet. Active Cell - The active cell contains the cell pointer. There is a dark outline

around the active cell. Formula Bar -  As you enter data into a cell, it simultanesouly appears in the

Formula bar, which is located above the worksheet. Cell Reference - The location of a cell in a worksheet  as identified by its 

column letter and row number. Also known as the cell's adress. Scroll - A way to view locations on the worksheet without changing the active

cell. Sheet Tabs - Tabs appear at the bottom of  the workbook window, which display

the name of each worksheet. Tab scrolling buttons - Buttons that appear just to the left of the sheet tabs,

which allow you to scroll hidden tabs into view.

Vocabulary Chapter 1 Elaborate - Worked out with great care and nicety of detail executed with great minuteness Camut - The entire scale or range Vision - To act or power of sensing with the eyes Realization - The makeing or being made real of something imagined Frustration - Act of frustrating; state of being frustrated Security - Freedom of danger, risk Descrimination - An act or intance of discranating Achievment - Something acomplished , especially by superior ability, special effort; great courage Fanatic - A person with an extreme and uncritical enthusiasm or zeal; as in religion or politics Excess - The fact of exceeding something else in amount or degree Flaunt - To parade or display oneself conspicously, defenently or bodly Prima Donna - A first or principle, female singer of an opera company Integrety - Adherance to moral and ethical principles; soundness of moral characters Humility - The qualify or condition of being humble; modest opinion or estimate of ones own importance

rank; etc Intuition - Direct perception of truth, fact, etc, independent of any reasoning process Impulsive - Actuated or swayed by emotional or involontary impulses Procrastination - The act of Procrastination or putting off or deaying, especially something requiring

imediate attention Complaint - An expression of discontent regret, pain, censure, resentment, or grief, lament, fault finding Rational - Agreeable to reason; reasonable, sensible Interchangeable - (Of two things) Capable of being put or used in the place of eachother

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