#1. Use MS Word to create an MS Word document of the text of the slides of a PowerPoint presentation. Write h10 and your name as the document's header. Write the page number and the number of pages as the document's footer. At the beginning of the document, on its own page, insert a numbered list of the document's paragraph names. The paragraph names briefly describe the paragraphs' contents. Add hyperlinks to link the numbered list items to their paragraphs. Add drop caps to the first letter of each paragraph. Do not add dropped caps to the numbered list items. Look at the drop cap options - do you to drop across 2 lines or 3 lines? Do you want drop in the margin or not? A document must contain at least 6 paragraphs. A paragraph must contain no more than four sentences. Add at least four footnotes to the documents. Add at least four citations to the documents. Add a bibliography page, in its own section at the end of the document. The bibliography section has its own header and its own footer.
#2.Use MS PowerPoint to create an MS PowerPoint presentation. Copy the word document to the power point presentation. Copy each paragraph to a slide. Hyperlinks and dropped caps do not copy to slides. Apply transitions, mouse click advances and timed advances to the slides. Add at least one picture to each slide. Use clipart if you cannot find pictures. The pictures illustrate the text. Write your name as the slides' footer. Add sound to the slide transitions. Add sound to the slides themselves.
Choose one of the following topics as the MS Word's and MS PowerPoint's topic:
- The Life Cycle of an Information System
Discuss the system development life cycle steps. Select a particular information system and discuss how you would apply the system development life cycle to the system
- The Life Cycle of A Program
Discuss the program development life cycle steps. Select a particular task and discuss how you would apply the program development life cycle to performing this task.
- Programming Languages
Discuss the different kinds of programming languages. Provide examples of each generation of languages. Discuss the how the various generations of languages are uses.
- Program Design
Discuss algorithms, top down design, object oriented design (your text book calls it "objected oriented analysis"), and structured design. Compare object oriented design and structured design.