Getting Started with Microsoft Excel

The first course I chose was "Getting Started with Microsoft Excel" which was of approximately 2 hours guided project course taught by Summer Scaggs. This course was a perfect foundation for understanding how to navigate and use MS Excel for simple data management. It included side-by-side tutorials and a final quiz that helped reinforce key concepts. I learned about the layout of Excel, how to use the ribbon, and some of the most important keyboard shortcuts which was somewhat like a revision as I knew some of it. The course also showed me how to format data, write basic formulas, and track information in a structured spreadsheet.

The course objectives were fulfilled by creating basic formulas to analyze data, formatting cells, and designing simple spreadsheets for tracking purposes. I also became familiar with the basic view and features of MS 365 Excel.

I found this course useful for building foundation to Class XI students if Excel topic was re-introduced and had to be taught. And also as a teacher, introducing such a basic concepts of MS Excel early in the year would help students become comfortable with digital tools and build a strong base before moving on to more advanced accounting tasks. With these excel skills students would be able to easily prepare and manage digital financial records, which would be a part of their skills set not just as a part of the knowledge.



Course Certificate Link: https://coursera.org/share/8f967adc6cf8d285bf164befd538386a


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