This document defines key terms related to Microsoft Excel like spreadsheet and worksheet. It outlines the objectives to define these terms, identify the parts of a worksheet, and start Excel to save a workbook. It then describes what Excel, a spreadsheet, and worksheet are. It lists and describes the main parts of the Excel window like the title bar, menu bar, toolbar, column and row headings, name box, formula bar, and cell. It provides examples of entering data into a worksheet and saving the workbook.

1. OBJECTIVES:
1.Define the terms MS Excel,
spreadsheet, and worksheet;
2.Identify the parts of a worksheet;
and
3.Start Excel and save a workbook.

2. - What application is used
in computing your grades?
- Listing your name to be
alphabetized?

3. Definition of terms:
Microsoft Excel
– a spreadsheet program included
in the Microsoft Office suite of
applications that allows users to
organize, format and calculate data
with formulas using a spreadsheet
system.

4. Spreadsheet
- an electronic document in
which data is arranged in the rows
and columns of a grid and can be
manipulated and used in
calculations.

5. Worksheet
– consists of rows and columns on
which you could enter information
or perform calculations.

6. PARTS OF MICROSOFT EXCEL WINDOW

7. Title bar
– displays both the name of
the application and the name of
the spreadsheet.

8. Menu bar
– displays all of the menus
available for use in Excel.

9. Toolbar
– some commands in the
menus have pictures or icons
associated with them.

10. Column headings
– each excel spreadsheet
contains 256 columns and each
column is named by a letter or
combination of letters.

11. Row headings
- each spreadsheet contains 65,
536 rows and each row is named
by a number.

12. Name box
- this shows the address of
the current selection or
active cell.

13. Formula bar
- it displays the information
entered or being entered as you
type in the current or active cell.

14. Cell
- an intersection of a column
and row.

15. Other parts:
1. Sheet tab
2. Horizontal and vertical scroll bar
3. Ribbon

16. RUBRICS:
5 4 3 2
Effort
Student puts a
great deal of effort
towards all
activities.
Student puts a
good amount of
effort towards all
activities.
Student puts effort
toward some
activities.
Student shows
little/no effort
toward activities.
Following
Directions
Student follows
teacher’s directions
all of the time.
Student follows
teacher’s directions
most of the time.
Student follows
teacher’s directions
some of the time.
Student follows
teacher’s directions
none of the time.
Task Behavior
Student is on task
the entire period.
Student is on task
most of the period.
Student is on task
some of the period.
Student is on task
little/none of the
period.
Daily Work
Completion
Student is diligent
about completing
class work with
little/no errors.
Student is diligent
about completing
work, but has a few
errors.
Student completes
some work with
multiple errors.
Student completes
little no work with
numerous errors.

17. Activity:
Direction. Perform the given task.
1. Open MS Excel.
2. Enter data, see example below.
3. Save your workbook in your existing folder.
Filename: Activity 1

18. Evaluation:
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19. Assignment