General
Instructions
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There are
two parts to this assignment. To complete this assignment you will
send an email that includes two attachments (see below). Make sure
the subject of the email reads "MVS110L.Assign2". In the
body of the message explain what you are sending.
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Part
1
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Create a one
or two page document containing your resume. Your resume should
contain at least some of the following headings: career objectives;
appropriate personal information; educational background; academic
major; academic (or other) honors and awards; relevant course work;
interests and/or hobbies; special skills (academic or other); work
experience; volunteer/community service experiences; travel experience;
special talents; other items of interest.
After creating your resume (with the correct elements – see
below) convert it to an HTML document (giving it the title: <your
name>resume.html. Using FTP upload your HTML resume to your personal
home-space.
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Send an email
to your MVS110 instructor with the subject heading: "MVS110L.Assign2".
In the body of the email give your instructor the URL where they
can view your resume. Also attach a copy of the resume (word version)
to the email message.
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Your resume
needs to contain each of the following elements:
- One or two
pages in length.
- Table with
at least 5 cells.
- One graphic
element (picture of yourself, etc.)
- Text with
at least two columns.
- Bullet or
numbered text.
- At least
one hyperlink to a web page.
- Link to your
e-mail address.
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Part
2
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The ability
to use a dictionary, thesaurus, grammar checker and text-correction
editor is a valuable skill. In this assignment you are to correct
the abstract sent to you via e-mail. You need to use MSWords built-in
spelling and grammar checker.
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Download
and open the document sent as an attachment (or download the
document by clicking this link, Exer.Addic.doc)
by Professor Katch (Title: "Exer.Addic.doc")
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In the "Tools"
pull-down menu choose "Track Changes & Highlight Changes".
Enable each of the three boxes, and hit OK.
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Go though
and make changes in spelling, wording, sentence structure, etc.
Try and replace/delete words, change sentences and even try
and replace a word by using the built-in Thesaurus (highlight
a word in the body of the text, then go to the "Tool"
pull-down menu and choose "Thesaurus." The highlighted
word appears and possible synonyms; choose another word to replace
the highlighted word by double clicking on the word.
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From the
"Tools" pull-down menu choose "Spelling and Grammar".
Go through each of the corrections and enable the appropriate
ones. Note how the changes are marked on the document as you
make the changes. Be as complete as possible to make this short
document read better.
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When you
are finished correcting the document, save it and rename it
"Corr.Exer.Addic.doc". Attach this document in your
email to your MVS110 instructor. Be sure to explain what this
email is about.
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