Centre for Applied Research & Innovation.Use navigation techniques, shortcuts, macros, and building blocks efficiently.

Create templates and electronic forms to automate document creation.Use a mail merge to create and personalize form letters, envelopes or mailing labels.Use the collaborative features in MS Word: comments, track changes, and compare documents.Add references to documents: table of contents, footnotes / endnotes, citations and bibliography, captions, index and create cross-references.Link and embed external data using object linking and embedding.Insert and format graphic elements, shapes, pictures and SmartArt graphics.Insert, modify and format table layouts and design.Control document layout with column and page breaks, section breaks, and formatting text into multiple columns.Format documents by modifying page setup, inserting headers, footers, and page numbers.Format text and paragraphs by applying font and paragraph formatting options applying, modifying and creating styles, creating and modifying numbered or bulleted lists.Insert and edit text using find/replace cut, copy and paste format painter.Create, save, open, close, and print documents.Identify the MS Word user interface components.Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to: COMP 2369 will only be offered in the September (fall) term. By the end of this course, successful participants will be expert end users of MS Word. This course is an elective in Applied Computer Applications (ACA), and Technical Writing Associate Certificates. Advanced topics include: automating a table of contents building an index tracking changes mail merging developing templates and forms automating tasks with building blocks and macros. Topics include: creating and managing documents formatting text, paragraphs and document sections, applying styles for document consistency inserting headers, footers and page numbering, creating and modifying tables and lists inserting and formatting graphic elements using object linking and embedding to create compound documents. Students learn how to perform fundamental tasks, and create complex documents via lectures, lab exercises and assignments outside of class.

This instructor lead, hands-on course focuses on best practices to create professional looking documents and master time saving techniques for the daily use of MS Word.

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