The course is directed toward novices, first-time owners of personal or business computers and individuals who would like to learn more about spreadsheet software and operations. Covered in the course are the history and terminology of spreadsheet software, spreadsheet design and construction, and uses of spreadsheets to solve financial problems. Also covered are spreadsheet graphics, spreadsheet database and spreadsheet automation with macros. Students must have an e-mail account and Internet access. Microcomputer Applications for Business and Economics consist of hands-on exercises, homework, and exams.
Exams are necessary to measure a student's understanding of the course material.
Valid picture identification must be shown in order to take each exam. Exam grades will be posted in your personal mailbox one week after the exam has been taken. Academic dishonesty may be defined as plagiarism, copying, etc. A course grade of F will be given to any student found guilty of cheating. Make sure you read the FCCJ catalog for student rules and regulations.