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What is it?
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An exam testing for proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Power Point. The Internet and search engines are also covered. The passing student must show proficiency in these areas:
Microsoft Word
Word Art Tables
Tab options Column layout
Formatting Clip Art
Drawing toolbar options
Excel
Formatting Formulas Sheet tab formatting
Chart creation and customization
Power Point
Presentation creation Pictures and borders
Background templates Slide transition
Custom animation Timing
Passing the exam indicates that a student has basic understanding of computer setup and procedures needed to undertake use of the computer successfully in an academic college setting. Freshmen who pass the test are no longer required to take the Computers & Technology class, and can enroll in electives instead. Students pre-enrolled in the class who pass the test can drop/add the course if done so in a timely manner.
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Who takes it?
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Any interested student NOT majoring in Business Management, Applied Media Arts & Technology, or Teacher Education can opt to take this proficiency test to determine if they need to take the Computers & Technology (ATC-100) class. A student should not attempt the test without a good understanding of the concepts listed above. This test should be taken no later than your sophomore year.
- When/where is the test offered?
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The test is scheduled by the Academic Office on an individual basis. The test is taken in the computer lab in the Jessop-Bruner Library or in the Academic Office.
How do I sign up for the exam?
For a reservation students should sign up with the Registrar in the Academic Office. A $10.00 non-refundable, non-transferrable fee is charged for this exam.
What are the criteria to pass?
All_3_sections of the test must be successfully completed in order to show proficiency. Therefore a passing score of 70% for each section is required to pass the test as a whole.
How long do I have to take the test?
Individuals are allowed up to 2 1/2 hours to complete the exam.
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