Week 9 On Your Own 20-1 Submission
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Week 9 On Your Own Homework 20-1
Worth 75 points
Note: Microsoft Office Suite 2013 (PC), 2011 (Mac), or more recent software is required to complete each homework assignment.
Note: Some On Your Own projects have been modified for students using Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac software. Students should select the appropriate version of the assignment based on the software they are using. Failure to do so may result in errors or difficulty when completing the project.
Note: Use the data files you downloaded previously.
Complete the weekly homework based on the following:
- Complete the On Your Own project (PC or Mac version) according to the project instructions and submit your assignment through the online course shell. Note: It is important to note that some On Your Own projects request a printed or self-submitted document. Students completing this course online or in a physical classroom must submit the assignment through the online course shell regardless of the instructions presented in each On Your Own exercise.
- Submit your assignment in the appropriate Microsoft Office application(s) using the filename “Last name_First initial_OYO#” in addition to the appropriate filename extension (e.g., .docx, .dotx, .htm, etc.). For example: If your name is Mary Smith, the file for the On Your Own project 12-1 should be saved as Smith_M_12-1.dotx.
- Include your name, course section, professor name, title of assignment, and version of assignment (PC or Mac).
- Provide general comments on the overall assignment experience in two to three (2-3) sentences. Submit the written portion in the text box located in the assignment submission link.
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Weekly Homework Breakdown |
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Note: On Your Own Projects are available in both the textbook and in the link below. |
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Week 9 of your Blackboard online course Note: Printing the presentation is optional and is not required for full credit |
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Grading for each homework assignment will be based on the following rubric.
On Your Own 20-1
1. Open the data file Sales located in the Chapter 20On Your Own folder. Save the presentation as Sales Presentation.
2. In the title slide, add Mike’s Mini Golf and More as the presentation title, and then add your name as the subtitle.
3. On Slide 2 (“Price Packages”), add
Mention that these packages can be customized. as the speaker note.
4. On Slide 2, move the Birthday Basics bulleted item and its subitems to be first in the list.
5. On Slide 2, change the last three bulleted items into subitems under The Fundraiser bulleted item.
6. On Slide 3 (“Mini Golf”), add Variety of pitch speeds as the fourth subitem under “Batting Cages.”
7. On Slide 3 (“Mini Golf”), change the Batting Cages bulleted item into a new Slide 4 with its four subitems as first-level bullets on the new Slide 4. Keep the other
bulleted items on Slide 3. (Hint: Make sure the bulleted list on the new Slide 4 consists of four firstlevel items.)
8. On Slide 6 (“Arcade”), promote the Current Classics subitem so it becomes a first-level bulleted item with three subitems.
9. Move Slide 5 (“Customer Comments”) so that it becomes Slide 6.
10. Add a new Slide 6 using the Title and Content layout with the slide title Go Carts and the following three first-level bulleted items: Two tracks Helmets provided Minimum age: 13
11. Under the Two tracks bulleted item, add the following subitems. (Hint: AutoCorrect changes the two hyphens to an em dash—a typographic character—after you press the Spacebar after the word following the second dash.) Twist and Turn–lots of curves Slick–go really fast
On Your Own
CMPTR2 Chapter 20: Creating a Presentation
2 On Your Own 20-1
12. Change the theme to the Retrospect theme and its second variant.
13. Change the theme fonts to the Arial theme fonts. (Hint: On the DESIGN tab, in the Variants group click the More button, and then point to Fonts.)
14. In all of the bulleted lists and in the list on Slide 7, increase the point size of the text in the first-level items to 24 points and the point size of the text in the second-level items to 20 points.
15. Animate the bulleted lists on Slides 2 through 6 using the Grow & Turn animation. Change the sequence effect so the lists animate as one object.
16. Animate the list on Slide 7 (“Customer Comments”) using the Appear animation. Keep the default sequence effect to animate the items one at a time.
17. Add the Checkerboard transition to Slide 1 (the title slide), add the Fracture transition to Slide 8 (“Contact Us”), and add the Gallery transition to the rest of the slides (Slides 2 through 7).
18. Change the speed of the Gallery transition applied to Slides 2
through 7 so it takes two seconds instead of 1.6 seconds. (Hint: Use the Duration box in the Timing group on the TRANSITIONS tab.)
19. Display the slide number and current date (set to update automatically) on all slides, including the title slide. Add your name as a header on the notes and handouts.
20. Check the spelling in the presentation, and view the slide show. If you see any errors, press the Esc key to end the slide show, correct the error, and then start the slide show again from the current slide. Save the presentation.
21. Preview the presentation in grayscale and then in pure black and white. If you have a color printer, switch back so the presentation will print in color.
22. Print the presentation as handouts with four slides per page arranged horizontally. Print Slide 2 (“Price Packages”) as a notes page. Print the presentation outline on one page. (If the outline does not fit on one page even after selecting Scale to Fit Paper, print it on two pages.)
23. Close the presentation.
1. Open the data file Sales located in the Chapter 20On Your Own folder. Save the presentation as Sales Presentation.
2. In the title slide, add Mike’s Mini Golf and More as the presentation title, and then add your name as the subtitle.
3. On Slide 2 (“Price Packages”), add
Mention that these packages can be customized. as the speaker note.
4. On Slide 2, move the Birthday Basics bulleted item and its subitems to be first in the list.
5. On Slide 2, change the last three bulleted items into subitems under The Fundraiser bulleted item.
6. On Slide 3 (“Mini Golf”), add Variety of pitch speeds as the fourth subitem under “Batting Cages.”
7. On Slide 3 (“Mini Golf”), change the Batting Cages bulleted item into a new Slide 4 with its four subitems as first-level bullets on the new Slide 4. Keep the other
bulleted items on Slide 3. (Hint: Make sure the bulleted list on the new Slide 4 consists of four firstlevel items.)
8. On Slide 6 (“Arcade”), promote the Current Classics subitem so it becomes a first-level bulleted item with three subitems.
9. Move Slide 5 (“Customer Comments”) so that it becomes Slide 6.
10. Add a new Slide 6 using the Title and Content layout with the slide title Go Carts and the following three first-level bulleted items: Two tracks Helmets provided Minimum age: 13
11. Under the Two tracks bulleted item, add the following subitems. (Hint: AutoCorrect changes the two hyphens to an em dash—a typographic character—after you press the Spacebar after the word following the second dash.) Twist and Turn–lots of curves Slick–go really fast
On Your Own
CMPTR2 Chapter 20: Creating a Presentation
2 On Your Own 20-1
12. Change the theme to the Retrospect theme and its second variant.
13. Change the theme fonts to the Arial theme fonts. (Hint: On the DESIGN tab, in the Variants group click the More button, and then point to Fonts.)
14. In all of the bulleted lists and in the list on Slide 7, increase the point size of the text in the first-level items to 24 points and the point size of the text in the second-level items to 20 points.
15. Animate the bulleted lists on Slides 2 through 6 using the Grow & Turn animation. Change the sequence effect so the lists animate as one object.
16. Animate the list on Slide 7 (“Customer Comments”) using the Appear animation. Keep the default sequence effect to animate the items one at a time.
17. Add the Checkerboard transition to Slide 1 (the title slide), add the Fracture transition to Slide 8 (“Contact Us”), and add the Gallery transition to the rest of the slides (Slides 2 through 7).
18. Change the speed of the Gallery transition applied to Slides 2
through 7 so it takes two seconds instead of 1.6 seconds. (Hint: Use the Duration box in the Timing group on the TRANSITIONS tab.)
19. Display the slide number and current date (set to update automatically) on all slides, including the title slide. Add your name as a header on the notes and handouts.
20. Check the spelling in the presentation, and view the slide show. If you see any errors, press the Esc key to end the slide show, correct the error, and then start the slide show again from the current slide. Save the presentation.
21. Preview the presentation in grayscale and then in pure black and white. If you have a color printer, switch back so the presentation will print in color.
22. Print the presentation as handouts with four slides per page arranged horizontally. Print Slide 2 (“Price Packages”) as a notes page. Print the presentation outline on one page. (If the outline does not fit on one page even after selecting Scale to Fit Paper, print it on two pages.)
23. Close the presentation.
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