CS 101 FINAL EXAM This is an electronic exam. No printing will be permitted during the exam. PART 1 (30 points) SPREADSHEETS Create the following spreadsheet: Mary's Computer Emporium Department Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Year Total Computers 356,666 453,765 544,345 565,988 xxx Printers 45,564 54,655 23,544 87,567 xxx Software 50,660 65,566 98,440 65,650 xxx Grand Totals xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx Average Computer sales = yyy Average Printer sales = yyy Average Software sales = yyy where xxx are the appropriate sums of each item and yyy is the appropriate average for each item. Create a Header containing your name (in the center) and the current date (use the date function) at the far right. Create a footer containing the page number (centered) and the phrase Final Exam Test A" at the far left. Format all the numeric fields so they contain a comma and no decimal point. Save the spreadsheet as PART1A on the A drive. Draw a pie chart of the above data comparing the Grand Totals for each quarter. Each of the four pie pieces must be identified (i.e., Quarter 1, Quarter 2, etc.). Copy both the pie chart and the entire spreadsheet (without grid lines) to the following letter: SUPERIOR GOLD MINING CORPORATION July 19, 1997 MEMO TO: John Morgan FROM: Mary RE: Corporate Profits for Year For this year our company has been very successful as measured by sales volume. The exact values for each quarter are given as follows: PLACE ENTIRE SPREADSHEET HERE As you can see from the following pie chart of the totals for each of the four quarters, our sales have continuously increased each quarter: PLACE PIE CHART HERE I think this data shows that our company will be successful and your investment including 1000 shares in our company and the purchase of 5,000 dollars in corporate bonds is a safe and sound investment. Save the letter with the included spreadsheet and pie chart as PART1B on the A drive. PART 2 (30 points) DATABASES Create a data base containing the following columns: INVESTOR LAST NAME (25 characters), INVESTOR FIRST NAME (25 characters), NUMBER SHARES (number), AMOUNT OF BONDS (in dollars with two decimals to the right). The database must have as its column names the above names (INVESTOR LAST NAME, INVESTOR FIRST NAME, NUMBER SHARES, AMOUNT OF BONDS) in that order. Load the following data into the database: Record 1 INVESTOR NAME John Morgan NUMBER SHARES 1000 AMOUNT OF BONDS 5000.00 Record 2 INVESTOR NAME Sue Smith NUMBER SHARES 5000 AMOUNT OF BONDS 8000.00 Record 3 INVESTOR NAME Chris Stevens NUMBER SHARES 10000 AMOUNT OF BONDS 15000.00 Save the database as PART2A on the A drive. Using the above database that you created, create a report for MARY that lists each of the investors in her company, their individual number of shares, and the amount of money each has invested in corporate bonds. Include your name at the top of the report. Save the report and database as PART2B on the A drive. PART 3 (10 points) INTEGRATION Reload the memo found in PART1B. Copy the three records from the database into the memo. Save the rewritten memo as PART3 on the A drive. PART 4. (15 points) USING THE WWW Using Netscape, go to LSSU's web page. Click on the Sault Ste. Marie hypertext item on LSSU's main page. Capture the picture of the International Bridge that is in the Sault Ste. Marie section of LSSU's Home Page. Store the picture on your floppy as PICTURE. Copy all the text about Sault Ste. Marie that appears on that page and place the text in your memo of PART3. Create a footnote identifying the captured text as coming from LSSU's WWW site. Include in your footnote the URL address of the location of the text. Place the footnote at the end of the document. Save this modified memo as PART4. I will assume you know how to copy the graphic picture of the International Bridge into your document. Therefore, you do not have to place the picture in your document--just store it on your floppy. Be sure to spell check all memos. Your floppy should contain the following files: PART1A PART1B PART2A PART2B PART3 PART4 PICTURE PART 5 SUBDIRECTORIES (15 points) Create the subdirectory BACKUP on your floppy. Copy PART1A, PART1B, PART2A, PART2B, PART3, PART4, and PICTURE into the subdirectory BACKUP. At this point, your floppy should contain the seven files you saved for this exam, a subdirectory called BACKUP, and a copy of the seven files within the BACKUP subdirectory. There is to be no other files or subdirectories on your floppy. WARNING: This is a final exam to verify certain knowledge gained in this course. Before you turn in your floppy, verify that all files exists on your floppy. Since there is no makeup for this exam, if you turn in a floppy that does not contain files, I will assume that you did not know how to do the work that is missing.