Previous Weeks
Effectively sharing ideas through speaking, writing, or listening with your teammates.
What is Communication?
The general category of costs required for basic day-to-day existence, including food, transportation, subscriptions, and clothing, uses this specific name.
What are living expenses?
This is the basic building block of a spreadsheet, identified by a specific letter and number (like A1 or D10).
What is a cell?
This tool automatically changes the appearance of a cell (like turning it Red) based on a specific rule, such as "Hours > 8."
What is Conditional Formatting?
The room number of this class
What is 225?
An exercise where students focus on finding numbers in order on a grid.
What is the Concentration Grid Exercise?
Money set aside for future use or emergencies rather than being spent immediately.
What is savings?
These are the small graphic symbols or buttons in the toolbar used to quickly perform tasks like bolding text or adding borders.
What are Icons?
These are visual representations of data (like Pie or Bar versions) used to present complex information to a store owner quickly.
What are Charts?
Students have been encouraged to come in and say this when they enter the room.
What is good morning/hello?
These were used during our group work on management to disrupt the groups, and provide real-world examples of what happens in the world of work.
What are chaos cards?
The specific amount you pay, usually monthly, to keep an insurance policy active.
What is a premium?
These are mathematical instructions (starting with an =) that tell a sheet to add, subtract, or average numbers automatically.
What are formulas?
A tool that allows a manager to temporarily "hide" data that they don’t need to see, so they can focus on specific information.
What is a filter?
This class focuses on two main topics which are found in the course title.
What is business management and entrepreneurship?
Finding, hiring, and placing the right people in the right jobs for the company.
What is Staffing?
This calculation, often shown as a pie chart, helps you see what slice of your total income goes toward a specific category and is calculated as amount budgeted divided by total monthly living expenses.
What is percent of budget?
These are "hotkeys" used to perform actions faster, such as pressing Ctrl + B, Ctrl + C, and Ctrl + V to bold text, copy, and paste instead of clicking a button.
What are keyboard shortcuts?
This menu allows a manager to sort data by a specific column while keeping the "Header Row" frozen at the top.
What are Advanced range sorting options?
This class is not just any class. It is the type of class that promotes learning that works for America.
What is CTE?
Using data like age, income, and location to understand and target your customers.
What are Demographics?
The recurring timeframe in which an employee's work hours are recorded and paid.
What is a pay period?
The row containing File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Data, Tools, and Extensions
What is the menu bar?
This is the process of looking at numbers to find patterns, such as identifying who is the most efficient worker or if a budget is being met.
What is Data Analysis?
This university located in Washington, DC is where Mr. Harris earned his degree from and they won their first ever NCAA tournament game this week.
What is Howard University?