INTRODUCTION :
When presenting ideas that include references to data, it can be helpful to make the point using a graph or table. These visual methods can make the point much stronger than simply describing the data. While they can be powerful methods, they also have the potential to ruin a presentation if they convey the wrong message or they confuse the audience. Appropriate use of graphs and tables is one way to enhance the message you are delivering
Accounting data is often presented in the form of tables of numbers, sometimes simply as a print out from a spreadsheet or reports from an accounting software package. While this style of presentation provides detailed figures, it may not always be the most effective way to present and communicate information. It may be that some key information should be highlighted, perhaps relationships between certain figures should be emphasised, or trends identified. Appropriate presentation of data in the form of graphs or charts can be a useful analysis tool and if the data is then effectively interpreted this can facilitate the decision-making process.
OBJECTIVE :
- Get the idea and guide how to manage data efficiently and more accurate
- Understand how to work with large data and manage to give up-to-date data to management
- Understand how to produce a professional documentation such as Report and Proposal with effective using standard APA.
- Knowledge to create Table of Content as fast as a second.
- Know how to prepare a good presentation with maximizing all objects by replacing texts.
Module 1:Excel For Data Management with Pivot Lesson 1 :Streamlining Workflow Lesson 2:Analysing Data Using Pivot Lesson 3:Excel Dashboard Lesson 4:Linking and Embedding |
Module 2:Professional Documentation Using American Psychological Association (APA) Format Lesson 1:APA Format – Cover Page Lesson 2:Table of Content Lesson 3:Inserting Pictures Lesson 4:Inserting Graphs Lesson 5:Sections Lesson 6:Bibliography / References |
Module 3:Creating Creative Presentation Using Lesson 1:Adding Diagram to Presentation Lesson 2:Working with Images Lesson 3:Inserting Multimedia Objects Lesson 4:Smart Art Lesson 5:Working with Animation Lesson 6:Inserting Special Effects Lesson 7:Slide Transition Lesson 8:Slide Master |
Module 4 :Interaction : Lesson 1:Hyperlink between Application Lesson 2:Mail Merge Lesson 3:Presentation with Efficient and Accurate |