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| Which menu do you use to find the options "print", "page setup", and "save as" in Microsoft Word? |
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| Which menu do you use to find the options "cut", "paste", "copy", and "replace" in Microsoft Word? |
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| Which menu do you use to find the options "header/footer", and different toolbar options in Microsoft Word? |
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| Which menu do you use to insert a page number or a picture in Microsoft Word? |
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| Which menu do you use to change a font or add a border in Microsoft Word? |
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| Which menu do you use to check spelling or use the thesaurus in Microsoft Word? |
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| Which menu do you use to insert/make a table in Microsoft Word? |
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| Name a few different things you could use the Word program for. |
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| Typing documents, essays, reports, tables, flyers, alternate program for Excel, alternate program for Photoshop, alternate program for certain Publisher programs, etc. |
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| Name a few different things you can use the Excel program for. |
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| Tables, timesheets, finance and business sheets, graphs, etc. |
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| Write a formula for adding columns A1 and A10 together in Microsoft Excel. |
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| Write a formula for multiplying cells C1 and C2 in Microsoft Excel. |
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| Write a formula for dividing cell A5 by cell D6 in Microsoft Excel. |
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| Write a formula for averaging cells A1 through A5 in Microsoft Excel. |
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| --WARNING: INCOMPLETE ANSWER--
The only method I know, which isn't a formula that can be used in Excel, is to add the numbers from the cells together and divide by the number of cells. If you know the actual formula, please EMAIL ME! |
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| What types of graphs can be made in Excel? |
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| Column, bar, line, scatter, pie, etc. |
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| When letters are typed into Excel cells, to which side are they aligned? |
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| When numbers are typed into Excel cells, to which side are they aligned? |
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| How do you widen a column in Microsoft Excel? |
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| Click and drag the lines next to the letters that label the columns at the top of the page. |
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| How do you copy a formula from a column into another column in Microsoft Excel? |
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| Highlight the formula, press Ctrl+C, then click on another column and press Ctrl+P. |
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| How do you add two decimal spaces so that 5 becomes 5.00 in Microsoft Excel? |
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| Click the "increase decimals" button twice. |
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| Name the six steps to writing a program. |
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1.) Find a problem.
2.) Write a plan.
3.) Write the plan in code.
4.) Compile the program.
5.) Execute/run the program.
6.) Debug/test. |
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| Name three rules that state what you can NOT do when naming a program in JAVA. |
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1.) The name MUST start with capital letter; no lowercase letters, numbers, or symbols.
2.) No reserved/programming words can be used ANYWHERE in the name.
3.) No spaces can be in the name. |
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| What are the ONLY TWO SYMBOLS that are allowed in JAVA program names? |
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| Underscores (_) and dollar signs ($). |
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Which of the following names are LEGAL names for programs in JAVA?
a) La_la
b) $Money |
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| What is the acronym that helps you remember the order of operations of math problems in programming? |
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| PEMDAS (Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiply/Divide, Add/Subtract) |
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If the following math problem were included in programming instructions, what would the answer be?
(21-5)/2*2+3 |
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| What is the data type "int" used for in programming? |
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| integers (all whole numbers) |
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| What is the data type "double" used for in programming? |
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| numbers with decimals (ex: 3.67) |
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| What is the data type "char" used for in programming? |
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| single characters (SINGLE letters in single quotes. ex: 'a') |
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| What is the data type "string" used for in programming? |
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| words or phrases (MUST be in double quotes. ex: "I love chocolate." |
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| What is the data type "boolean" used for in programming? |
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| simple answer choices (ex: true or false; a, b, c, or d) |
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What data type would you use for the following item?
145 |
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What data type would you use for the following item?
"hello, world" |
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What data type would you use for the following item?
'j' |
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What data type would you use for the following item?
false |
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What data type would you use for the following item?
9.06 |
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Correct the following programming instruction line:
System.out.println(My name is Jenni.); |
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System.out.println("My name is Jenni.");
(Add in double quotation marks around the text.) |
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Correct the following programming instruction line:
Public Class Jenni |
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public class Jenni
(The 'p' and 'c' are lower case.) |
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Correct the following programming instruction line:
char color='blue'; |
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string color="blue";
(Char was the incorrect data type, and the word blue needed double quotations.) |
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| What is the function of a compiler? |
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| A compiler converts programming language code (the instructions we type) into machine language (language the computer uses to understand your instructions). |
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What is the following statement a definition for?
"A set of instructions that the computer follows." |
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What is the following statement a definition for?
"The rules of a program's language." |
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| Give an example of a higher-level programming language THAT WE USED IN CLASS! |
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| In Adobe Photoshop, what is the default background color? |
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| In Adobe Photoshop, what is the default text color? |
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| In Adobe Photoshop, what is the purpose of the 'crop' tool? |
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| It cuts pieces off of the edges of pictures to size pictures down while also editing out unneeded pieces of the photo. |
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| In Adobe Photoshop, what does the paint bucket do? |
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| The paint bucket recolors all of the same-colored pixels that touch the one you click. |
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| In Adobe Photoshop, when would you use the gradiant tool? |
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| You would use the gradiant tool when you want to blend colors. |
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| In Adobe Photoshop, which lasso tool fits snuggly around the picture? |
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| The magnetic lasso tool fits snuggly around the picture. |
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| In Adobe Photoshop, how do you make a picture darker? |
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| Right click; click "blending options"; go to "blend mode"; select "darken" |
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| In Adobe Photoshop, how do you turn an image upside down? |
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| Select the image; click the "image" menu; click "flip canvas horizontal" |
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| In Adobe Photoshop, how do you resize a picture? |
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| Select the picture; click "free transform"; pull the picture out to desired size with cursor |
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| In Adobe Photoshop, what does "motion blur" do? |
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| It blurs a picture to make it look like something in the picture is moving. |
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| What are two effects you find under the "filter" menu in Adobe Photoshop? |
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| Blur, artistic, brush strokes, video, etc. |
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| In Adobe Photoshop, what is the 3 letter file extension when you save a picture? (Ex: In Microsoft word, the 3 letter file extension is .doc) |
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| What is the purpose of Flash? |
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| What is the area where you create the animation in Flash called? |
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| What is the timeline in Flash used for? |
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| It shows where different frames of the animation are. |
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| What is the purpose of a frame in Flash? |
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| They allow you to place objects where you want them. |
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| How do you create a layer in Flash? |
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| How do you review (watch) a movie you're creating in Flash? |
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| Click "control"; Click "test movie". |
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| If you only want to make changes to a certain area in the "stage" of a Flash film, how can you do it? |
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| Click on the layer or frame and edit. |
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| In Flash, what is the 3 letter file extension when you save a film? (Ex: In Microsoft word, the 3 letter file extension is .doc) |
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| How do you add sound to Flash? |
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| Select the "file" menu, click "import library", click "window menu", click "library", choose the sound and drag it to the stage. |
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| How do you add an object to Flash? |
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| Select the "file" menu, click "import library", click "window menu", click "library", choose the object and drag it to the stage. |
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| How can you add motion to your animation? |
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| You add motion with a motion tween. |
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| How many frames must you make in order to make a one-second animation in Flash? |
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| How do you change the background color of a Flash animation? |
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| Click "properties", click "background" and change the color. |
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| Name a career you could go into after learning Java. |
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| Programmer, software design, etc. |
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| Name a career you could go into after learning Dreamweaver. |
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| Web designer, advertising, etc. |
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| Name a career you could go into after learning Photoshop. |
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| Photographer, modeling agency, photo journalist/editor, etc. |
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| What is the purpose of working as a team? |
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| You work together to accomplish a specific goal. |
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| What benefits do you gain from working as a team? |
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| You can share ideas, complete projects on time while working together, and gain success.
(*GAG* I'm sorry, that was Mr. Olvera's answer, NOT mine! I mean, c'mon, "What do you gain from working as a team? Success!" What a LAME motivational speech!) |
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| What is the "key ingredient" to dealing with a client? |
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| Why do you create a roadmap to complete a project? |
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| It keeps members on track, and shows checkpoints to meet so you can keep your deadline. |
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| When you first meet a potential client, what is the FIRST thing you should do? |
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| Shake their hand and give them a business card. |
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| What is something you should NOT do while working on a job? |
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| You shouldn't goof off or mess around until the deadline is met. |
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| If faced with a client demanding better service from your company, what should you do? |
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| Reassure the client that you will fix the problem, and then try to fix the problem. If you don't know the answer, ask for help from someone else. |
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| If you have a problem finishing a project, what should you do? |
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| What percent of an interview is based on facial expression? |
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| What percent of an interview is based on tone of voice? |
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| What percent of an interview is based on what you have to say? |
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| What should you NEVER wear to an interview? |
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| Perfume/cologne, jeans, open-toed shoes, tennis shoes/sneakers, socks with a color that doesn't match your other clothes. |
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| What colors should a woman wear to an interview? |
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| Dark colors; preferably black or navy |
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| How much makeup should women wear to interviews? |
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| The makeup should be subtle. |
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| How should you greet the interviewer and staff at the company you are being interviewed with? |
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| Be friendly and confident, and make eye contact. Don't forget to shake their hands and hand out business cards! |
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| For how long should you make eye contact with the interviewer? |
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| Through the WHOLE interview! |
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| How should you prepare for an interview? |
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| Have a resume ready, rehearse (but don't over-rehearse), and be prepared for the questions they'll ask. |
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| When should you ask for benefits and the salary of the job? |
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| AFTER they have offered you the job. If you ask before then, you seem overconfident and conceited, like you know for sure that you've already landed the job. |
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| What should you do when an interview is over? |
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| Ask the interviewer(s) for their business card(s). |
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| When should you write a thank you letter to the company that interviewed you? |
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| 24-48 hours after the interview |
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| When should you contact the company or do a follow-up on the position you were interviewed for? |
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| About 10 days after the interview, to see if the position is still available, and to make sure they know that you're still interested. |
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