• I CAN identify parts of the computer and
lab.
• I CAN set tabs, print, save, and file
documents.
• I CAN associate FBLA to the real world of
business.
• I CAN evaluate FBLA activities and their
importance on development of a business
career.
Let’s Take Some Notes
While you are waiting for me to get
attendance taken, place
Notebook Paper and Pencil
On your desk
Business Technology Bell Ringer
• Notes on computer parts on your desk
Spacing Quiz in 5 minutes
Arrangement of Work Area
• Back Pack on the Floor
• Notebook on the desk
• Get ready to take notes
Terms Quiz Today—Study 5 min
Computer Parts
• CPU Central Processing Unit
• Brain of the computer
• Houses the hard drive and operating system (windows)
• Output Device
• Disk Drives
• Floppy & removable media is inserted into the CPU disk
drives to save data
• Examples: memory sticks, disks, cd-roms, dvds, memory
cards, jump drives
• Input device
• Monitor
• Displays information from the CPU
• Output device “TV like”
• Mouse
• Small input device that aids in data entry and
navigation
• Keyboard
• Arrangement of letters, numbers, symbols and
function keys
• Input device used for data entry
• Printer
• Device that produces a hard copy of data
• Output Device
• Network Notes
– Blue patch/ethernet cord connects computer
to network through the hubs
– Network allows computer access to internet
– Server: computer that hosts the network
– Network allows computer access to local
printer
More Terms
– Hardware: Refers to the parts of a computer
you can see and touch
– Undo: Allows you to reverse the last action.
– Icon: Picture representation of a program
housed on the desktop
– RAM (Random Access Memory): refers to
main temporary memory, which is the
computer‘s workspace
– ROM (Read Only Memory): Read Only
Memory (ROM) is computer memory that can
permanently store data and applications
within it.
• Windows: Software that manages your
computer and the devices connected to it.
• Subfolder: A folder within a folder
• Software: Instructions, or programs, that
tell a computer what to do.
• Dialog Box: A special type of window that
asks you a question or allows you to
choose to perform a task.
Formatting Vocabulary
• Space Bar- Used to place an empty space
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between text
Hard Return- Entering to force cursor to the next
line
Soft Return- Word wrap takes text to the next
line
Single Space- Enter once
Double Space- Enter 2 times
Triple Space- Enter 3 times
Quadruple Space- Enter 4 times
Microsoft Word Screen
• See MS Word PP
Spacing Rules
• Space twice after punctuation at the end of a sentence.
– Example:
The WCHS Dragons will play BG Purples in football. We will be
waiting to pummel them!
• Space once after a comma.
• Space twice after a colon used as punctuation.
– The county mascots are: Dragon, Raider, and Gator.
• No spaces after a colon used in time.
– 8:10
10:30
12:00
• No spaces used when keying the following symbols:
#@$%*()
– $4.00
50%
(Dragons Rule)
• Space once before and after the &.
– Abercrombie & Fitch
Spacing Rules Quiz 12 Points
1. Space _____ after punctuation at the end
of a sentence.
2. Space _____ after a comma.
3. Space _____ after a colon used as
punctuation.
4. _____ spaces after a colon used in time.
5. _____ spaces used when keying the
following symbols: # @ $ % * ( )
6. Space _____ before and after the &.
Spacing Rules Quiz 12 Points
1. _____ spaces used when keying the
following symbols: # @ $ % * ( )
2. Space _____ after punctuation at the end
of a sentence.
3. _____ spaces after a colon used in time.
4. Space _____ before and after the &.
5. Space _____ after a comma.
6. Space _____ after a colon used as
punctuation.