ITM301 Principles of Information Systems in Business and Organizations SLP Assignment Expectations Your assignments will be graded following these expectations: The assignment file must be developed i

Module 1 - SLP

DATA, INFORMATION, AND ORGANIZATIONAL KNOWLEDGE

Make Sure You Have Excel

Excel is free to you as a Trident student. If you do not yet have it on your computer, follow these instructions:

Install Office 365 from Trident Webmail

Go to your student email account via Webmail: www.outlook.com/my.trident.edu

In the upper left corner of the page, click on the “waffle”:

ITM301 Principles of Information Systems in Business and Organizations SLP Assignment Expectations Your assignments will be graded following these expectations: The assignment file must be developed i 1

Then select Office 365:

Click the dropdown in the upper right-hand corner that says Install Office and select Office 365 apps:

Follow the instructions from there.

Data, Information, and Organizational Knowledge

In this module, you will be introduced to Excel and some of its basic functions. Here are some lectures to help you with this SLP

Module 1 SLP Lecture 1 Video: Explore the Excel Window

Transcript

Enter the information in the spreadsheet below.

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
1	ITM 389
2	Fall 2020
3			Test1	Test2	Test3		FINAL
4	STUDENT NAMES	STUDENT ID	#1	#2	#3	PART.	AVERAGE
5	Tilly, Susan	999-25-5683	84	65	89	90
6	Shulz, Ben	999-52-6938	93	71	97	70
7	Raymond, Dorthy	998-71-2838	62	83	58	90
8	Smith, Betty	997-74-4447	95	94	80	90

Adjust the size of the columns as needed.

Calculate the final average in G – average the 3 test grades and multiply them by .90 (90%) add in the 10% of the participation grade. =c5*.3+d5*.3+e5*.3+f5*.1

Now calculate the average for columns C, D, and E.

After completing the Excel exercises, please upload the Excel file with your results to SLP 1 Dropbox.

SLP Assignment Expectations

Your assignments will be graded following these expectations:

The assignment file must be developed in Excel and saved as .xls file.
Precision: The questions asked are answered.
Clarity: Your answers are clear and show your good understanding of the topic.