Enhancing PowerPoint SCORE

ng-summary scores

EXERCISE 1

VOCABULARY ON PG. 749

USER INTERFACE-the visual portion of the operating system software that determines the manner in whch users interact with the computer.
UTILITY PROGRAM-a program that assists the user in maintaining and improving the operating system. Some utility programs are supplied by the operating system while others are sold by third-party venders.
VIRUS-a program designed as a prank that replicates itself from one computer to another. Viruses can be harmless but annoying to users or they can affect software performance and destroy information.
WINDOWS-the common name of the family of operating systems with graphical user interfaces, manufactured by Microsoft Corp.

Systems Vocabulary

• central processing unit-the part of the computer that executes instructions,controls the flow of data,and performs the arithmetic and logic decisions.
• expansion slots-a part of the motherboard that allows the connection of the circuit boards with additional devices to the computer.
• flash memory-a type of removable memory commonly used in small hand-held devices,such as cell phones, digital cameras, and digital music players.
• graphical user interface-a design for the operating system in which the useer typically operates the mouse to point and click on graphic icons representing files,folders,disks,and programs.
• hard drive-a nonremovable storage device used to hold a asoftware and data on a computer system.
• hard ware-the physical parts of a computer system including input,output,storage,and other devices.
• intput device- any device that acepts data from the user,such as keyboard or mouse.
• linux-an operating system based on Unix that permits any programmer to improve upon it and is available as freeware.
• maCOS-the operating system of the Macintosh line of computer systems.
• mainframe-a computer system used by large organizations that can support many users and large data beases.
• minicomputer-a computer system smaller and less powerful than a mainframe but capable of supporting multiple users for a small to medium-sized organization.
• motherboard-the main circuit board containing a computer's central processing unit(CPU),memory, and expansion slots.
• operating system-the software program that oversees and controls everything that happens while a computer is turned on, such as running the application software,managing the hardware,and maintaining file storage.
• output device- a part of the computer system that displays information to the user,such as monitor or a printer.
• platform-the combination of hardware and operating system that defines the type of programs and devices your computer will support.
• prfessional workstation-a computer system smaller than a minicoputer but more powerful than most personal computers.
• random acces memory-a computer's primary working memory that temporarily stores information,even, when the computer is turned off.
• read only memory-the part of a computer primary storage that permanently stores information,even when the computer is turned off.
• supercomputer-a computer that is faster and more powerful than a mainframe. super computers are used by large research facilities or government needing a lot of processing ability.
• syntax-the structure for entering functions and commands,including spelling,punctuation,and acceptable keywords.
• system software-the software necessary to operate and maintain a computers system, including the motherboard,diskdrives,and power supply.
• system unit-tha case that holds the main,internal circuitry of a computer including the motherboard,disk,drives,and power supply.
  

COPM SOFTWARE

LIVING ONLINE-NETWORKS AND INTERNET

90% OH YEAH!!!!

KEY APPLICATIONS-SPREADSHEET

KEY APPLICATIONS-WORD PROCESSING

97% YEY!!!

Ms.Cownover,
i didn't get a good grade on the tuesday ic3 word processing test so i am working on it now...and yesterday i was at the office due to a situation that happen that has to do with a fight...(no not me in a fight) but someone esle so one of the ap's told me to go to the office....so please if u can excuse me from the absent or somehtin from yesterday
IF YOU WANT I WILL GET THE AP TO SEND YOU A NOTE!
THANNKS!
nydia.

TEST ON IC3 89%

TEST1 OF IC3

Nursery Rhyme Self Evaluation

career

DIRECTOR: the minimum for guild directors working on a short film or documentary is over $10,000 a week. For high budget theatrical motion pictures it is about $14,500 per week. Directors of half-hour television shows should earn no less than $9,000 per episode on non-network, non-primetime shows.

A bachelor’s or associate degree in radio and television arts or broadcasting is usually required to become a television director. Attending film school, or taking courses in film production, is highly recommended for directors wishing to work in feature films or documentaries.


SET DESIGNER: The median salary for set designers is around $36,000 a year, but they can earn over $50,000 a year once they have gained a good reputation. Those who rise to become art directors generally earn between $70,000 and $150,000 a year.

Although a college education is not a requirement to work as a set designer, it can be very useful. Degree programs in fine arts, theater design, and film and video production are all relevant.

TABLE GRADE SHEET

NYDIA-MUSIC PPT

NG-PG 578-SECRETARY TEXT

MS.CROWNOVER I COULDN'T FIND THE ASSIGNMENT THAT YOU SAID SO I WORKED ON ONE THAT WE HAD WORKED ON BEFORE AND THAT WAS THE SAME ONE.

NG-PG 577-ANNUAL AWARDS TRANSITIONS

NG-PG-575-SecretaryTitle Master

NG-PG-575-OVERRIDE

NG

ms.crownover,
i just need the last two 575 pages and i am finished...thank you!

NG-pg.574-SECRETARY TEXT BOX

NG-pg.573-SECRETARY OBJECT

NG-PG 572-Secretary header footer

I DIDNT FINISHED ALL THE ASSIGNMENTS

Ms.Crownover,
i was in the black history dance on Friday
for that reason i didn't finish all the assignments.
I am going to try and finish all of them today.

NG-PG 571-SECRETARY BULLETS.PPT

DDC TESTING RESLUTS FOR TEST #1

MS.CROWNOVER,
I TOOK TEST 1 BUT I DIDN'T REMEMBER WHERE TO PLACE MY RESULTS IN...SO MY SCORE WAS 65% IM SORRY IT WAS LOW BUT I PROMESS TO TRY HARDER OK....THANK YOU!!


NYDIA G. (1ST PERIOD)

VOCABULARY #3

1. animated object-An object such as a picture, text, or other graphic that appears by itself during a Power-Point presentation.
   
2. animated text-Text that displays on a Power-Point slide one line or bulleted point at a time.
   
3. animation-A sound or visual effect added to a Power-Point presentation to make the presentation more interesting.
   
4. bit-mapped image (bitmap)-An image made from a series of small dots.
5. embed-To insert a source file into a detination file; any changes made later to the source file are not reflected in the destination file.
   
6. footer-A line of text that appears at the bottom of each page in a file, containing information such as the document's name, a page number, or the date.
   
7. header-A line of text that appears at thetop of each page in a file containing information such as the document's name, a page number, or the date.
   
8. link-The connection between a source file or between two tables; any changes made later to the soure file are reflected in the destination file.
   
9. slide master-A gidden slide in every Power-Point presentation that stores design template specifications-such as placeholder sizes and positions, bullet styles, font styles and sizes, and background color-for all slides but the title slide. The slide master can be used to make changes to an entire presentation.
   
10. title master-A hidden slide in every Power-Point presentation that stores desing template specifications-such as placeholder sizes and positions, font styles and sizes, and background color-for any slide that uses the Title Slide layout.
    
11. transition-The way in which one slide replces another during a Power-Point presentation.

NG-PG-564-Organization Chart

ng-pg 563-Club Finances Chart

ng-pg 561-Club Merchandise Chart

NG-Pg 553-Annual Awards Bitmap

Upcoming Trips.ppt

Kickoff

ROLLER COASTER ROUND UP-LAYOUT

ROLLER COASTER ROUND UP

Annual Trip Revised(pg524)

NG-Annual Trip,ppt.(Slide 1)

didnt finish

Ms.Crownover i didn't have time to do the GENERAL INFO...sorry

Roller Coaster History PG.504((ALL 11 SLIDES))

SLIDE4

This is SLIDE4

Roller Coaster History SLIDE2

THIS IS THE 2ND SLIDE

QUIZ RESULTS

Ms.Crownover i got a 14/20 score on the quiz.

Vocabulary

• presentation-A formal or an informal report, usually given orally, which is sometimes referred to as a "talk" or a "speech".
  
• thumbnails-A samll-size view of a slide in a Power-Point presentation. Thumabails appear on the slides tab,in slide sorter view, and in various task panes.
  
• splitter bars-In Power-Point, one of the narrow bars that seperate the left,slide, and notes panes in normal view.
  
• title slide-The first slide in a Power-Point presentation that displays the main topic of the presentation.
  
• title-In a Power-Point, the main topic of a presentationor slide;the first line of text on a slide.
  
• placeholder-In Word, formatted text within a template file that you can replace with your own text.
  
• title area-In a Power-Point, a place-holder that reserves space for a slide's title.
  
• text area-In Power-Point, a place-holder that reserves space for a subtitle or a numbered or bulleted list.
  
• object area- a place-holder ona Power-Point slide that is reserving space for objects such as tables,charts,or graphic images.
  
• Rich Text Format-(RTF) a file format with the extension.rtf that enables the text in a file to be transferred and read by different applications; most word processing programs can read RTF.
  
• AutoContent Wizard-a tool to help Power-Point users create a presentation easily by using a set of preprogrammed slide layouts,a designs template,and boilerplate text.
  
• boilerplate text-Standard text that is appropiate for the type of presentation selected when using Power Point's AutoConentWizard.
  
• indent level-In Power-Point, a number that indicates the indent and importance of a subtitle in relation to the title.
  
• promote-In Power-Point,to raise the level of a subtitle so that it has a smaller indent(or no indent at all)and a larger type size.
  
• demote-In Power-Point, to lower the levelof a subtitle so that it has a larger indent and a smaller type size.
  
• object-In Power-Point, a nontext element such as a chart,table,clip art image,picture,photo,movie clip, or another type of information.
  
• subtitle-In Power-Point,any text in one or two columns,or a bulleted item in a list, that follows the title and gives more detail about the title.