CECS 4100 Prerequisite Self Check
CECS 1100 is a pre-requisite
for this course; these are the skills from that class that you are expected
to know:
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Instructions: Select one level of agreement for
each statement to indicate how you feel.
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SD = Strongly Disagree, D = Disagree, U = Undecided, A = Agree, SA = Strongly Agree |
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I
feel comfortable…
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sending email, including
sending and opening attachments.
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using the Internet,
including using a browser and knowing how to search.
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naming the parts
of a computer, using and taking care of a computer including monitors,
keyboard, disks, etc.
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using a word processor
including changing font sizes and attributes, using bullets, etc.
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saving files to floppy
or hard drive and then finding them again.
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using PowerPoint
to develop a simple slide show.
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using basic spreadsheet
skills.
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Resources for Acquiring
CECS 4100 Pre-Requisite Skills
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Skill
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Resource
to help improve that skill
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sending email, including sending and opening attachments.
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eaglemail.unt.edu
and click on Help
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using the Internet, including using a browser and
knowing how to search.
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the little Roblyer booklet
that came with your textbook.
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naming the parts of a computer, using and taking
care of a computer including monitors, keyboard, disks, etc.
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using a word processor including changing font sizes
and attributes, using bullets, etc.
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saving files to floppy or hard drive and then finding
them again.
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using PowerPoint to develop a simple slide show.
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using basic spreadsheet skills.
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To
use the learning.com resources, you may
sign up for a 30 day trial membership. The following topics are taught
on that website:
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Spreadsheet Basics: Columns, Rows and Cells
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HTML and Body Tags
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Introduction to keyboards A,B,C,D,E (K-1st grades)
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Keyboarding - Home Row (2nd - 5th)
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Database Basics: Basic Parts and Searches
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Presentation Basics: Audience and Parts
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Word Processing: Tools Menu and Proofreading
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Introduction to Computers: Basic Parts