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    This document outlines an advanced Excel course offered in semester 1. The course code is GC5C103 and is worth 2 credits and 50 marks. Upon completing the course, students will be able to obtain intermediate Excel skills for business applications, illustrate hands-on experience with Excel utilities, and experiment with creating solutions for data management and reporting. The course contains 5 modules that cover understanding Excel, working with dates, time and text, creating formulas for financial applications, using custom number formats, and analyzing data with analysis tools. Suggested textbooks are also provided.

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    This document outlines an advanced Excel course offered in semester 1. The course code is GC5C103 and is worth 2 credits and 50 marks. Upon completing the course, students will be able to obtain intermediate Excel skills for business applications, illustrate hands-on experience with Excel utilities, and experiment with creating solutions for data management and reporting. The course contains 5 modules that cover understanding Excel, working with dates, time and text, creating formulas for financial applications, using custom number formats, and analyzing data with analysis tools. Suggested textbooks are also provided.

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    Course Name:-Advanced Excel Semester –I

    Course Code-GC5C103 Credits-2 Marks-50


    COURSE OUTCOMES: After completion of this course the students will be able to
    CO.GC5C 103.1: Obtain basic to intermediate skills for using Ms-Excel in the classroom vis-a-vis Business
    Application.
    CO.GC5C 103.2: Illustrate hands-on experience on Ms-Excel Utilities.
    CO.GC5C 103.3: Experiment with creating solutions for Data Management and Reporting.
    Module No. of Hours
    Module Name Details
    No. (L+T+P)
    1.1 Understanding Excel Files, Ribbon and
    Shortcut: Enter data in a worksheet, format a
    worksheet, Format numbers, create an Excel table,
    Filter data by using an AutoFilter, Sort data by
    Understanding
    1. using an AutoFilter 1.2 Essential Worksheet 3+2+4
    Excel
    Operations: Using Help (F1), Key Board
    Shortcuts 1.3 Working with Cells and Ranges.
    Formatting Cells, Name Manager 1.4 Visualizing
    Data Using Conditional Formatting.
    2.1Working with Dates & Time, Creating Formulas
    to operate on Text – Text Functions in Excel. The
    Paste Special Function, Data Validation, Subtotals
    and Grouping, Consolidating Data, Scenario
    Working with Dates,
    2. Analysis, Data Tables in Scenario Analysis, What- 3+2+4
    Time and Text
    if Analysis. 2.2 Creating Formulas That Count,
    Sum, Subtotal, use of function in a formula. 2.3
    Creating Formulas That Look Up Values in range:
    V Lookup, H Lookup, Match & Index
    Creating Formulas 3.1Introduction to formulas viz. PV, PMT, NPER
    3. for Financial 3.2Creating Charts and Graphics, Creating Sparkline 3+2+4
    Applications Graphics, Using Insert Tab Utilities
    4.1 Format Cells window (Using right click)
    4.2 Data Tab and Data Validation: Getting
    external Data, Remove Duplicates, apply data
    Using Custom
    4. validation & using utilities from Data Tab 4.3 3+2+4
    Number Formats Protecting Work: Using Review Tab Utilities.
    4.4 Performing Spreadsheet What-If-Analysis:
    Create a macro, Activate and use an add-in.
    5.1 Anova, Correlation, Covariance, Histogram,
    Random Number Generation, Rank and
    Analyzing Data with Percentile, Regression
    5. the Analysis Tool 5.2 Pivot Tables for Data Analysis: Create Data 3+2+4
    Pak Base for Pivot, Analyzing Data with Pivot Tables,
    Producing Report with a Pivot Table, Pivot tables –
    Slicers -Report Filters for basic analytics

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    Suggested Textbooks:-
    1. Dinwiddie, R. (2007), Excel: Formulas and Functions, Prentice Hall Press.
    2. Frye. C. (2016), Microsoft Excel 2016, La guidaufficiale: Step by Step, HOEPLI EDITORE..
    3. Harvey G. (2007), Microsoft Excel 2007 for Dummies, John Wiley & Sons.
    4. Parsons, J. J., Oja, D., Ageloff, R., & Carey, P. (2007), New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Excel 2007,
    Comprehensive,Cengage Learning.

    Suggested Reference Books:-


    1. Tyson H. (2010), Microsoft word 2010 Bible, John Wiley & Sons.
    2. Walkenbach J. (2015), Excel 2016 Bible, John Wiley & Sons.

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