INF - Practical Manual Ms Word Ms Excel
INF - Practical Manual Ms Word Ms Excel
COMPUTER CONCEPTS
(COSC 101)
By:
IMPORTANT
While highly recommended as preparation for the Word and Excel practical laboratory exercises /
assignments, this practice exercises ARE NOT optional and will be graded.
Please note that these exercises are not exhaustive and does not cover all tasks required on the Word
and Excel laboratory Assignments/ Exercises, but they form a basis for your COSC 101 continuous
assessment.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this practice exercises is to help prepare you to complete the Word and Excel required
practical skills acquisition, and familiarize you as much as possible with real life problems and their
best approaches.
Microsoft Excel for creating tables, scatter plots, and completing data analysis.
Microsoft Word for creating a summary document containing the results and discussion on broad
topics and business issues. Specifically, Word will be used to import tables/plots; create text, equations,
captions, and drawings; and to use built-in tools for heading styles, automatic referencing and citations,
and tables of contents.
RELEVANT RESOURCES
The Microsoft Excel tutorials and Microsoft Office Learning Resources are available at
http://engineering.queensu.ca/Current-Students/First-Year-Studies/Incoming-Students.html
You should read this tutorial and refer to these resources while completing the exercise.
Students
2. NO GAMES allowed.
4. You must log-in to your respective computer account and log it off after use.
5. Students are NOT PERMITTED to install any software on any computer units in the laboratory.
7. Workspace must be clean and tidy all the time. Trash can is available near the door.
9. All equipment (chairs, mouse, and mouse pads) must be RETURNED to their original place after
use.
10. Students are strictly prohibited from taking out any item from the laboratory.
11. Students are NOT ALLOWED to work alone in the laboratory without any instructor.
12. Respect the privacy of others by refraining from accessing their files.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon successful completion of these MS Word assignments, students will be able to:
Create, edit, save, and print documents to include documents with lists and tables.
Manipulate documents using functions such as find and replace; cut, copy, replace.
Upon successful completion of these MS Excel assignments, students will be able to:
Exercise No: 1A
Title : Document / Form Creation, Text manipulation with Scientific Notations
2. Save your work in your Student Pen Drive as ADMISSION, followed by YOUR NAME and
ID. Number
3. Invite your instructor to see your work, submit your Student Pen Drive to your instructor
for final grading
4. End
Exercise No: 1B
Title : Document / Form Creation, Text manipulation with Scientific Notations
3. Save your work in your Student Pen Drive as ORDER FORM, followed by YOUR NAME
and ID. Number
4. Invite your instructor to see your work, submit your Student Pen Drive to your instructor
for final grading
4. End
Exercise No: 2
Title : Table creation, Table formatting and Conversion
i. Open a new document and insert a table with the following column data:
First Name Last Name Phone No. Address;
and Row details:
Sangeeta Malik 5236987 32/8, Dr.Mukherjee Nagar; Preeti Ahuja 1457896 A-E/269, Shalimar Bagh;
Meenu Kataria 3205623 B-P/81, B.P.Colony; Mandeep Kaur 4579681 25/K9, Outram Lines;
Teena Gulati 1257936 SU-23 Dr.Mukherjee Nagar;
ii. Save the document with the name address.doc in your student Pen Drive
iii. Select the first Row and Bold the Text.
iv. Align the text in the first row to “Center” and align the text in the remaining rows to “Left”.
v. Insert a New Column to the beginning of the table with the following data. S.No
1
2
3
4
5
vi. Add a New Row to the End of the Table.
vii. Insert a New Row between 3 and 4
viii. Insert a New Column between 4th and 5th Column.
ix. Change the size of the second column’s width.
x. Sort the data according to alphabetical order of “First Name”.
xi. Delete the third row and third Column from the table.
xii. Create a new row at the top of your table, merge the cells, and add a title SOUTH END
COMMUNITY DWELLERS RECORDS to the table.
xiii. Re-save your work with the same name address.doc to replace the earlier work in your student
Pen Drive
xiv. Convert the text given below into a new table below the above table; with the following Column
data: Color, Style, Item;
and following Row details:
Blue, A980, Van Red, X023, Car Green, YL724, Truck
xv. Convert the text given below into a new table below the above table, with the following Column
data: Name, Age, Gender;
and following Row details:
Madhumitha, 23, F Venkatesh, 31, M Veena, 29, F
xvi. At this point, you should have three tables now
xvii. Apply Borders, Shading and Color to each of the tables.
xviii. Spell check your document and correct all the grammatical as well as spelling mistakes
xix. Save the above document as Table.doc. in your student Pen Drive
xx. Invite your instructor to assess your work
xx. Submit it (your Student Pen Drive) to your instructor for final grading.
EX No: 3
Title : Mail Merge
Please call me with prospective job opportunities. I am interested in a project management position in
the $95K range.
Thank you!
Venkatesh.
Enclosure: Resume.
i. Save the document as “Letter.doc.” in your Student Pen Drive
ii. Send the document to 10 recipients using Mail merge. (Use 10 different addresses)
iii. Re-save the document as “Letter.doc.” in your Student Pen Drive, to replace the earlier version
iv. Invite your instructor to validate your work
v. Close the document.
vi. Submit your Student Pen Drive to your instructor for final grading
EX No: 4
Title: Letter writing and editing of document
Instructions to download and unzip the file needed to perform this practice exam.
Your Name
I am writing to inquire about a position with your [Company Name] as an entry level computer
programer.
I have just graduated from Queens College of the City University of New York with a Bachelor of Arts
degree in Computer Information Systems and I am very interested in working for you.
I have a background in both microcomputer applications as well as extensive experence with the
programing languages listed below:
I feel that I am well qualified to join your staff as over the past two years I have had a great deal of
internship experience with Computer Associates.
I am eager to put my skills to work and would really apreciate it if you would call me to arrange an
interview at your convenience. I have enclosed a copy of my resume with this letter. I am looking
forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
Your Name
2. Save the file with the name My Letter in your student Pen Drive.
4. In more than one place, replace the words Your Name with your full name.
5. Change the font size of your name (on the top line) to 16 and center it.
6. Insert a bottom border under your name (on the top line).
7. Insert and resize the picture of a computer system between the first and second paragraphs.
8. Insert the following table between the third and fourth paragraphs. Bold the items in the first row and
make their font size 14. Center all the items in the table.
9. Re-save the file as My Letter and use it as the main document of the mail merge. Use and follow the
steps of the Step by Step Mail Merge Wizard.
10. Select Letters as the document type and Use the current document as the starting document.
Create and customize an address list to include only these field names: Title, First Name, Last Name,
Company Name, Address, City, State, ZIP Code. Enter three recipients (people) into the address list
that you make up and save the list with the filename My Recipients.
11. In My Letter, replace the square bracketed items, […], with the appropriate merge field names.
12. Perform the mail merge by merging all records and save the merged file with the name My Merged
Letters.
13. Save the file My Letter in your Student Pen Drive to replace the earlier version of My Letter.
EX No: 5
6. Save your work with the file name Accountant logo in your Student Pen Drive
7. Create a double border round your logo, with Red outline colour, 3” line weight
8. Give your logo a Light Blue background colour
9. Re-save your work with the file name Accountant Logo to replace earlier version in your
Student Pen Drive
10. Invite your instructor to validate your work
11. Close the document.
12. Submit your Student Pen Drive to your instructor for final grading
13. Exit Microsoft Word
EX No: 6
Title: Setting Margins, changing font size, changing alignment, typing a paragraph with word
wrap etc.
DIRECTIONS:
1. Open a blank Word document. Click on PAGE LAYOUT tap of the menu bar. Click on Margins from
the drop down commands, click on Custom Margins. Change the margins to the following: top and
bottom = 2 inches, left and right = 2 inches. Click on OK.
2. Change the font to Lucida Console, size 14 point, and type your name.
9. Type the paragraph below, with errors included, using word wrap (Do not hit enter at end of line).
The computer may automatically correct some of your errors. That’s ok. Hit ENTER when you are all
done with the paragraph.
Did you spel this correctly? The spell checker may notice double
use a suggest buton so that you do not have to type each corection.
10. Use the spell checker to check for errors. Every red underlined word shows a potential error. Place
the cursor on the word and right click. The computer will give you suggestions for changes. Click on
the correct change. Another way to spell check is to click on the ABC icon on the Menu Bar with the
checkmark OR click on Tools-Spelling and Grammar from the Menu Bar. Put cursor at end of
paragraph. Hit ENTER twice.
11. Change to size 14 point. Type your first, middle, and last name.
12. Select your name. Copy and paste your name four MORE times, so you end up with a LIST of five
times. There are three ways to copy and paste:
13. Change each version of your name in the list to a different font and a different size.
EX No: 7
1. Open a Word document. Change the margins to 2” on each side. Change the font style to Arial, size
16 point.
2. Type your name. Hit ENTER. Type Activity 10. Hit ENTER twice.
3. Type the following paragraphs. Use word wrap. Type the list of characters under the second
paragraph. Use TAB to indent the first sentence of each paragraph.
Han Solo
Quick thinking and skilled with a blaster, Han Solo is a smuggler, space pirate, and captain of the
Millennium Falcon. When he and his Wookee first mate, Chewbacca, are hired to transport Luke
Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi, Han becomes involved in the rescue of Princess Leia.
Han falls in love with Leia and is drawn to her cause. He finds a focus for his flyboy talents. No longer
a reckless adventurer, Han becomes one of the Rebellion’s most courageous heroes.
4. Hit Enter twice. Type these characters in list form: Master Yoda, Han Solo, Chewbacca, Luke
Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Princess Leia.
5. Bold and underline the title. Center align the title. Hit enter once.
6. Change the line spacing on both paragraphs to 1.5 spacing. Leave the spacing on the list at single
space.
9. Highlight the list of characters. Use the numbering feature and number them.
10. Use drag and drop or cut and paste to move Master Yoda from the top of the list to the bottom.
11. Add a clip art picture of a comet to the right of the list of characters.
EX No: 8
To avoid wasting time, you should start with a form template and ensure you begin this step with a blank
template.
A Form Template: Your Starting Point
It would be best if you inputted a text control in a section in which users can enter text.
Users can format text as italic or bold under a rich text content control; also, they can type multiple
paragraphs. If you prefer to limit what users add, you need to input (or better still, insert) the plain text
content control.
There are properties you can set/change for all content controls.
Select the content control (picture, date picker, etc.), which you intend changing.
Go into the "Developer" section, click "Properties" to select the properties as you want.
Do these to customize the default instructional text for users of the form:
This step (use of the command "Restricting Editing") is for limiting the extent at which others can
format/edit a form:
Open your form to go to "Home," click "Select and then press CTRL+A.
Go into the "Developer" tab and select "Restrict Editing."
Step 7: Save your work as CREATION OF FORMS USING WORD DEVELOPER in your Student
Pen Drive
Step 8: Invite your instructor to approve your work
Step 9: Submit your Student Pen Drive to your Instructor for final grading.
Step 10: Exit Word
EX No: 9
After learned how to create a form in Word, you might also interested in how to create a form in PDF
documents manually. For this, PDFelement as a powerful PDF editor, is a great choice for you to create
a form, and you can just follow the steps:
Click "Form," followed by the "Add Text Field" button. Choose the appropriate file location; then, the
checkbox or text field will be added. Select the "Preview" feature on the top right and click the text field;
then, start typing directly.
PDFelement offers users a fully-loaded PDF solution, including amazing features for creating, editing,
converting, and signing PDF documents: everything at an affordable price. It is the best tool for
digitizing your paperwork and accelerating how you create, sign as well as prepare PDF documents.
Also, owing to the numerous benefits of PDF over DOC format, a few of which have been mentioned
above, PDFelement is the perfect option to create a fillable form.
STEP 3: Save your form as PDF FORM in your Student Pen Drive
STEP 4: Invite your Instructor to come and approve your work
STEP 5: Submit your Student Pen Drive to your Instructor
STEP 6. Exit PDF and Word.
EX No: 10
Title: Creating a post card using MS Word.
It’s
my Joy to
See God’s Faithfulness.
See
How he has brought
Us to a beautiful
and
New Month
Step 6: Save your work as NEW MONTH, in your Student Pen Drive
Step 7: Invite your instructor to approve your work
Step 8: Submit your Student Pen Drive to your instructor for final grading
Step 9: Exit Word