Technical Skills

How to add animations to images in PowerPoint.

How to add sound to images in PowerPoint.

How to start a PowerPoint from the beginning.

How to add hyperlinks to PowerPoints and Word documents.

How to copy and paste a PowerPoint slide after a different slide.

How to clear all formatting in Word.

How to add borders around a paragraph in Word.

How to add shading to a paragraph in Word.

How to use page break in Word.

How to use the Citations & Bibliography section in Word.

How to open Read Mode in Word.

How to add spacing before and after paragraphs in Word.

How to write different formulas in Excel.

How to write formulas in Excel.

How to use AutoSum in Excel.

Learn about different paste options in Excel.

How to delete and add rows/columns in Excel.

How to "freeze" part of the worksheet in Excel.

How to switch row/column in a chart made in Excel.

How to filter in Excel.

How to use the COUNT formula in Excel.

How to use the IF formula in Excel.

The physical view of data focuses on actual format and location.

The logical view of data focuses on the content, meaning and context.

Character: The most basic logical data element. A single letter, number, or special character.

Field: A group of related characters. Ex.: A last name.

Record: A collection of related fields. A record represents a collection of attributes that describe an entity.

Table: A collection of related records. 

Database: An integrated collection of logically related tables. 

A key field is a distinctive field in a table that uniquely identifies a record. 

Multiple files on the same subject or person is called data redundancy.

Databases help with sharing, security, less data redundancy, and data integrity. 

The difference between anti-malware, firewalls, and encryption. 

The difference between bookmarks, cookies and caches.