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1 1 Agenda – 10/07/2013 Monday - Unit 19 Howard J Rattliff, Jr. – Principles of Technology - Course # 130227200 -

2 Legend: Instructor Class Individuals Assignment/ Discussions SME = Subject Matter Expert Unit 19 Agenda,, Rm 219 - On Campus Dress: Business Casual StartEnd Topic/Discussion Teacher / Instructor Duration Time Elapse Time Counter 1:251:30 Meeting Final Checks (and Dial in - Not Applicable) Howard Rattliff 0:050:00 1:301:35 > -- Welcome - Introductions of any /Guests? Howard Rattliff 0:05 1:351:40 Class Roster (1st 10 minutes of Class) Howard Rattliff 0:050:10 1:401:45 Unit 19 Agenda for Today & Logistics Howard Rattliff 0:050:15 1:451:50 Review of Last Class - Key Notes or Learning Objectives / CLASS QUESTIONS?? Howard Rattliff 0:050:20 1:502:00 Q-1-1 Review Test Results CLASS DISCUSSION 0:100:30 2:002:25 Answers CLASS DISCUSSION 0:250:55 2:252:30 Next steps and assignments (Unit 20) Assignments Reminder / Next Class Look-Ahead Howard Rattliff 0:051:00 Unit 20 Assignment -- 1. Use UME instructor website to view /access lecture notes; 2) Study terms and begin prep for 1st major test Wed Oct 9 th. Planned. 3) Defining Buttons Menus

3 Review Notes from Previous Lecture and Feedback: Grades and Books were mentioned:  Grades available in Websmart Gradebook now. Go view them.  Action: need students to check that grades are available to view?? This is my first time using the system -Websmart. I need your help and feedback.  Plan is use those extra point if necessary for Quizzes.  Expect books by next week. They are on order per Mr Horton. Reviewed for Test on Oct 2 nd.  Provided study guide handouts to students – sample test questions/ Command Summary (2 pages), and Mr Rattliff’s list of Terms used up to Sept 30 th lesson.  Use these/ review notes/study as group, etc to be prepared to do well. Software and programming definitions

4 Q-1-1 Class Results: Student#ScoresAvg 18474.29Test Parameters: 27774.29Student number14 39374.29Avg Grade74.29 47174.29Highest Grade93 58174.29Lowest Grade43 67174.29# student got the bonus question1 79074.292 in 90's 85974.294 in 80‘ 98774.294 in 70's 105374.291 in 60's 114374.293 below 60's 128674.29# Above avg score8 136774.29# Below avg score6 147874.29 Parameter vs Statistical Data

5 Class Avg was 74.29 Important Diagram Name

6 Review materials --- from last lecture

7 7 Programming – An Overview  Program (noun) as in computer program/software program –  General definition ref (1) :  Any organized list of procedures ; schedules  A procedure for solving a problem, including a collection of data, processing, and presentation or results.  … Such a procedure coded for a computer  Programmed (or programed) – programming (or programing), programs (verb form)  Software specific: to provide (a computer) with set of instructions for solving a problem. To design and schedule programs (as in programming) Ref 1) American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, editor William Morris © 1969

8 8 Software  Software (noun) as in computer program/software program –  ref (1) Written or printed data such as program (s), routine (s), and symbolic language (s), essential to the operations of computers  Documents containing information on the operations and mainenance of computers, such as manuals/ diagrams/ flow charts. Ref 1) American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, editor William Morris © 1969

9 9 Software Compatibility  Software versions are important information –  Older document versions are typically forward compatible. Another way to state is the earlier versions (e.g 1.0 and 2.0 ) can be used to read and import into later versions like 4.0 or year designation like Office 2010.  Backward Compatibility is not the industry normal for commercial software. Why?? For example files created by the use in an Office 2013 application do not automatically import or open in Office 2010 Application Programs.  Additional steps needed to ensure compatibility  Need to use save as : backward compatible version to ensure interoperability and compatibility.

10 10 Software Compatibility  Excel workbook = xlsx file extension for Office 2010  Macros – xlxm file extension for macro enabled workbooks  Web page = htm for the entire workbook/ publish / as interactive (eg calculating vs static data display) or just a section of a worksheet ( $A$1:$F$12 work area dimension defined) and change title of document to publish or post on website (rename feature)  Template = XLT file extension  Excel 4.0 and before = xls (single worksheets) This is before the Excel workbook feature.  Binary = xlsb file extension

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