COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

SYLLABUS

This course introduces students to three Google applications.   

I. GOOGLE DOCS 

Google Docs is a web-based word processing tool designed for creating, editing, and collaborating.  Students will be able to do the following in Google Docs:

1. Create a Google Doc

2. Name a Google Doc

3. Download a Google Doc to Microsoft Word

4. Make a copy of a Google Doc

5. Share a Google Doc

6. Apply formatting features (bold, underline, font, align & indent, and line spacing)

7. Insert tables, links, pictures, images, charts, page elements, and symbols

8. Edit a Google Doc using copy and paste

9. Voice typing and translating a document 

II. GOOGLE SLIDES 

Google Slides is a web-based program for creating and presenting slideshows.  Students will be able to do the following in Google Slides:

1. Create a Google Slide

2. Name a Google Slide 

3. Download a Google Slide to Microsoft PowerPoint

4. Make a copy of a Google Slide

5. Share a Google Slide

6. Work with slide templates and themes

7. Change the background and slide layout

8. Insert and delete slides

9. Insert text, images, drawings, videos, tables, and shapes

10. Apply formatting features

11. Add animations and transitions to slides

12. Present a slide show

III. GOOGLE SHEETS 

Google Sheets is a spreadsheet used to create, edit, and analyze data.  Students will be able to do the following in Google Sheets:

1. Create a Google Sheet 

2. Name a Google Sheet 

3. Download a Google Sheet to Microsoft Excel

4. Make a copy of a Google Sheet

5. Share a Google Sheet

6. Insert rows, columns, charts, and images

7. Enter and work with formulas 

8. Sort information or data

9. Apply formatting features (text, numbers, alignment, and rotation)

10. Use basic functions, (e.g., AVERAGE, SUM, COUNT, MIN, and MAX). 

11. Format cells 

12. Create a chart from data 

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