Note Microsoft Office Suite 2013 PC 2011 Mac Or More Recent

Note Microsoft Office Suite 2013 Pc 2011 Mac Or More Recent Sof

Note : Microsoft Office Suite 2013 (PC), 2011 (Mac), or more recent software is required to complete each homework assignment. Some On Your Own projects have been modified for students using Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac software. Students should select the appropriate version of the assignment based on the software they are using. Failure to do so may result in errors or difficulty when completing the project. Download the data files necessary to complete the graded On Your Own homework problems. Complete the weekly homework based on the following: Complete the On Your Own project (PC or Mac version) according to the project instructions and submit your assignment through the online course shell. It is important to note that some On Your Own projects request a printed or self-submitted document. Students completing this course online or in a physical classroom must submit the assignment through the online course shell regardless of the instructions presented in each On Your Own exercise. Submit your assignment in the appropriate Microsoft Office application(s) using the filename “Last name_First initial_OYO#” in addition to the relevant filename extension (e.g., .docx, .dotx, .htm, etc.). For example: If your name is Mary Smith, the file for the On Your Own project 12-1 should be saved as Smith_M_12-1.dotx. Include your name, course section, professor name, title of the assignment, and version of the assignment (PC or Mac). Provide general comments on the overall assignment experience in two to three (2-3) sentences. Submit the written portion in the text box located in the assignment submission link. Note: On Your Own Projects are available in both the textbook and in the link below. Week Due Homework Assignment Name Location 6 On Your Own 12-1 (PC only) On Your Own 12-1 (Mac only) Week 6 of your Blackboard online course. Grading for each homework assignment will be based on the following rubric.

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The assignment requires students to utilize Microsoft Office Suite 2013 for PC or version 2011 for Mac, or a more recent version, to complete weekly "On Your Own" projects. These projects are designed to develop proficiency in Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, or PowerPoint, by following specific project instructions and submitting the work through the designated online course platform. Students must ensure they select the correct software version to avoid technical difficulties, as modifications have been made for Mac users using Office 2011. Downloading the necessary data files is crucial to facilitate proper completion of the homework tasks.

To ensure proper submission, students must save their files with a standardized naming convention: "Last name_First initial_OYO#" followed by the appropriate file extension (.docx, .dotx, .htm). For example, a student named Mary Smith working on project 12-1 would save the file as Smith_M_12-1.dotx. Additionally, they must include pertinent course and instructor information—such as name, course section, professor name, assignment title, and software version—either within the file or as part of the submission process.

The assignments are scheduled weekly, with specified due dates. Despite instructions from the projects that may suggest printing or physical submission, students enrolled in online or in-person classes must submit their completed work electronically via the course's online platform. After completing the project, students are required to provide surface-level feedback on their overall experience, stating two to three sentences about the process. The grading rubric emphasizes accuracy, completeness, correct use of software features, proper file naming, and submission adherence.

Overall, these assignments are structured to enhance practical skills in Microsoft Office applications, ensuring students become proficient with various tools essential for academic and professional success. Attention to detail in file management, understanding of project instructions, and timely submission are critical factors for achieving a high grade.

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