SMS 202 
Microcomputer Applications II 
As Taught by Prof. Tim Richardson
School of Marketing and e-Business, Faculty of Business

official course outline
 www.senecac.on.ca/outlines/093/FOB/SMS202.HTM

last updated 2009 Sept 29


course text E-Learn Real World MS Excel 2007, Ola Cholkan, McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 2008.   ISBN: 0070135355.
 
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Sept 29th
- you should be finishing the file management unit 

and beginning the unit on spreadsheets

 

 Oct 6th continuing work on Spreadsheets Basics

Oct 13th Test on
File Management
Spreadsheets - The Basics

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Sept 8th
Sept 15th
Sept 22nd
Sept 29th		 Oct 6th
Oct 13th Test on
File Management
Spreadsheets - The Basics

Oct 20th
Study Week Oct 26 - 30th

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During the Winter 2000 term,

    Detailed Course Outline  www.witiger.com/senecacollege/SMS202/outline202.htm
    Tells you what Chapters we cover on what day, and, when the Quizzes and Tests are. VERY important that you check this outline on a regular basis. This will tell you, in detail, what we do, and when we do it. Grading Information  www.witiger.com/senecacollege/SMS202/grading202.htm  (How the marks are calculated)

    Assignment Information - listed within the Detailed Course Outline
     

SMS 202, Section II is taught in January - April 2000 by Professor Tim Richardson, School of Marketing and e-Business, Seneca College, Toronto, Canada.

SMS 202, Sections DD and EE is taught in July and August 1999 by Professor Tim Richardson, School of Business Management, Seneca College, Toronto, Canada.

go to the main home page www.witiger.com  (including contact information) for Prof. Richardson at Seneca.
 

This is the main text we use for this course in Jan 2000, that explains the overall aspects of computers and related hardware and software topics.  This is the new text we use in Jan 2000 which discusses primarily Excel 97.
This is the former text we use for this course. It still is a useful book to use if you cannot obtain a copy of the new Norton text This is the Excel text we used in 1999.
This text will help you in general for the 2000 course, but the exercises will be wrong - you'll still need to obtain the new text by Norton