Revised June 8, 2010
CS 135W Course Information
Course Title: Advanced Word
Course Number: CS 135W
Credit: 3 
Institution: Clackamas Community College
Outline Developed by: Brenda Herman
Course Description: 
Continuation of CS 121 with advanced word processing features using MS Word 2007. Tables, merging form letters and data source files, desktop publishing, large document capabilities including master documents and indexes, and linking and embedding objects in a document.
Student Learning Outcomes:

Upon completion of this course the student will be expected to know how to: 
•	Modify and format tables. 
•	Insert and manage field codes. 
•	Create, modify, and apply styles. 
•	Perform a mail merge to selected data source records. 
•	Manage a long document 
•	Create footnotes, endnotes, a table of contents, and index. 
•	Manage changes made to your document by others. 
•	Use MS Word comments feature to insert notes into your document. 
•	Integrating with other applications including the World Wide Web. 
•	Record and run a macro 
•	Use the Visual Basic editor to modify and combine recorded macros. 
•	Define objects, properties, and methods. 
•	Create a user-input form. 
Length of Course: 
One quarter with 3 lecture hours per week.
Prerequisite: 
CS 121

Required Text: 
New Perspective Series: Word 2007, Comprehensive by Zimmerman,
	Zimmerman, Shaffer, and Pinard.  Publisher: Course Technology
Assessment Process: 
Ten (10) case studies
One (1) Final capstone project 
Nine (9) quizzes
Grading Method: 
	Letter grades are assigned on the standard 10% increment scale. 
	The course may also be taken as a Pass/No-Pass.

	Homework			–	  50%
	Class Work			–	  15%
	Quizzes			–	  15%
	Portfolio Project		–	  20%
CS 135W Course Outline
I. Introduction
II. Creating a Document 
III. Editing and Formatting a Document
IV. Creating a Multiple-Page Report 
V. Desktop Publishing a Newsletter 
VI. Creating Styles, Outlines, Tables, and Tables of Contents 
VII. Creating Form Letters and Mailing Labels 
VIII. Integrating Word with Other Programs and with the World Wide Web
IX. Customizing Word and Automating Your Work 
X. Creating On-Screen Forms using Advanced Table Techniques 
XI. Managing Long Documents
Total (33 hours)