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This document outlines expectations and procedures for a Business Information Management class that teaches Microsoft applications. The class will focus on developing skills in Word, Excel, Access, Publisher and PowerPoint. Expectations include following dress code, being prepared, staying on task, and no food/drinks. Consequences are given for violations and passes are limited. Students must complete daily activities, not interrupt others, and computer time is only after completing assigned work. Supplies needed are a folder, paper, pencils and black/blue pens. An activity is assigned to read and answer questions about the class expectations and policies.
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