Course Description
This course introduces learners to the fundamental concepts and practical applications of Microsoft Excel. It is designed for beginners who want to build a strong foundation in spreadsheet management, data organization, and basic analysis. Participants will learn how to navigate the Excel interface, create and format worksheets, use formulas and functions, manage data, and generate simple charts. By the end of the course, learners will be able to confidently use Excel for everyday tasks such as budgeting, reporting, and data tracking.
Course Objectives
- Understand the Excel interface and basic terminology.
- Create, save, and manage workbooks and worksheets.
- Enter, edit, and format data effectively.
- Apply basic formulas and functions for calculations.
Course Outcomes
- CO1: Understand and navigate the Excel interface, including worksheets, ribbons, and toolbars.
- CO2: Apply basic data entry, formatting, and cell referencing techniques for structured data management.
- CO3: Use basic formulas and functions (SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, etc.) to perform calculations efficiently.
Day Wise Schedule
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Day |
Topic |
Sub-Topic No. |
Sub-Topic Title |
Detailed Contents |
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Day 1 |
Introduction to Excel |
1.1 |
What is Microsoft Excel |
Purpose, applications, real-world use cases |
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1.2 |
Excel Interface Overview |
Ribbon, Tabs, Workbook, Worksheet, Formula Bar, Status Bar |
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1.3 |
Creating and Saving Workbooks |
New workbook, save options, file formats |
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1.4 |
Basic Navigation and Shortcuts |
Cell selection, scrolling, keyboard shortcuts |
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Day 2 |
Data Entry and Formatting |
2.1 |
Entering Data |
Text, numbers, dates, AutoFill |
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2.2 |
Formatting Cells |
Font, alignment, borders, colors, number formats |
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2.3 |
Managing Rows and Columns |
Insert, delete, resize, hide/unhide |
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Day 3 |
Formulas and Functions |
3.1 |
Writing Formulas |
Arithmetic operations, cell references |
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3.2 |
Common Functions |
SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, MAX, COUNT |
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3.3 |
Relative vs Absolute References |
Use of $ in formulas, practical examples |
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Day 4 |
Worksheet and Data Tools |
4.1 |
Managing Worksheets |
Rename, move, copy, delete, freeze panes |
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4.2 |
Sorting and Filtering |
Sort by value, custom sort, filter by condition |
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4.3 |
Data Validation |
Drop-down lists, input restrictions |
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Day 5 |
Charts and Visualization |
5.1 |
Creating Charts |
Column, Line, Pie charts |
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5.2 |
Customizing Charts |
Titles, legends, labels, colors |
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5.3 |
Conditional Formatting |
Highlighting rules, data bars, color scales |
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Day 6 |
Page Setup and Applications |
6.1 |
Page Layout and Printing |
Margins, orientation, scaling, print preview |
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6.2 |
Exporting and Sharing |
Save as PDF, sharing options |
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6.3 |
Practical Use Cases |
Budget sheet, attendance tracker, grade calculator |
Reference Books
- Book 1: Microsoft Excel 2021 Step by Step – Curtis Frye
A beginner-friendly guide covering all the essential Excel features step by step. - Book 2: Excel Formulas & Functions for Dummies – Ken Bluttman
Perfect for mastering Excel formulas and functions, including logical, lookup, and financial functions.
Mentor Details
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Know your Mentor |
Contact Number |
Email Id |
Teaching Experience (in Yrs.) |
|---|---|---|---|
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Mr. Sobit Rehan |
80546-27987 |
sobit.e16168@cumail.in |
9+ |