The
purpose of this course is to prepare students to take the
MOS Core and Expert level industry certification examinations.
Computer skills are needed in almost every occupation.
This course provides students with an opportunity to learn
the Microsoft applications that are found in the business
world. Students will be working independently at their level
to learn: CORE
Word and Excel or Expert Word and Excel or Access or PowerPoint
concepts that will prepare them for industry certification.
Computer
assignments must be done in class. Efficient use of class
time is absolutely necessary. Productions and projects will
be required in the assessment process. Students will be required
to demonstrate 85% skill attainment on the simulated MOS Exam.
Course
Requirements
Complete
SAM (simulated) MOS Examinations with an 85% skill attainment
level.
Complete
all tutorials.
Complete
case studies from each tutorial.
Complete
additional assignments and projects.
Complete
tutorial assessments.
Complete
Leadership Point Sheets. Due one (1) week prior to
end of semester.
Complete
FSD Electronic System Use Agreement Form. Due September
2, 2004.
Course
Materials Required
Pen
or pencil
Notebook
paper
Teacher
Expectations for students
Respect
the personal space and belongings of others.
Positive
attitude and strong work ethic.
Strive
daily to achieve excellence in what you do.
No
food or drink in computer labs.
No
CD's or disks from home.
No
CD players, walk-man, or headphones.
Follow
FHS Student Handbook and FSD Electronic System Use Agreement
Rules.
Grading
You
will earn points in each of these areas: Assessments, tutorials,
case studies, assignments, projects, and leadership. Grades
updated weekly to gradechecker. Grades determined using the
following scale.
A
92 - 100 %
B+
88 - 89 %
C+
78 - 79 %
D+
68 - 69 %
A-
90 - 91 %
B
82 - 87 %
C
72 - 77 %
D
60 - 67 %
B-
80 - 81 %
C-
70 - 71 %
F
Below 60%
College
Credit
Completion
with a B or better in all 4 MOS Essential courses qualifies
students for up to 15 college credits. For additional information
contact Pierce County Consortium www.pc3connect.org
or your teacher.
