Next Stop: Excel!

It is possible (but, doubtful!) that you have finished up your work on the Alt Med Presentation AND your FCP Reflection (You'll hear about that shortly) AND your 20% beginning work and are ready to start on our next topic: Excel, but we are allowing others to continue to work on the presentation project, web update and other stuff, so we don't have a regular day that we can do a typical in-class introduction for both classes until Tuesday. (How's that for a run-on sentence, Mr. Conway??)
Anyway, that leads us to trying something new.

To get us started, we will be using the tutorial located here:
Excel Tutorial
which was created by the Florida Gulf Coast University. The tutorial is based on Excel 2013, but the basics that it discusses will serve us well for the version we use at school and any different version you may have at home.
Click the link below (if one is showing(depends on browser)) or keep reading for more details:

Start the tutorial by clicking the "Begin the Excel Tutorial >>" link on the right side of the header, that looks like this:

Continue the tutorial by clicking on the links that show up in that spot on each new screen. Be sure to complete at least the topics marked by red dots, in the graphic below. The blue dots mark topics that are a little more advanced and may make sense to come back to after we've had a chance to talk about them in class. The unmarked topics are less important or do not relate to our interests in Excel. Complete the red dot marked topics by Tuesday (5/23/17) before class. As usual: This is a part of our class - even though the material is not being presented in a lecture, we'll expect that you know the basics that are discussed in each section you are asked to review.