Information Technology Sba

Version 0.2 Naparima College Information Technology School Based Assessment 2013‐2014. Background: For many years both students and teachers have complained that the most difficult topic to learn and teach respectively is programming. Most students however have been able to successfully accomplish programming tasks by getting help from past CSEC IT students. After much discussion with students, your teacher has suggested that you embark on a project to write a local open source programming guide book. What this means is that a programming book is to be written by many students. The idea is that students of a particular school will be responsible for writing a specific section or chapter. Your duty is to manage this collaboration using various IT tools, and ultimately write a sample program using problem solving techniques that were learned in IT class. Give your organization a name (e.g. Students In Action, The IT Initiative, Student Open Source) Task Details: Word Processing 1. In order to get started, you need to contact principals from various schools informing them of your initiative, and request that they select some IT students that are best suited for this task. Ensure that your letter contains at least 3 paragraphs. Create a mail merge1 with at least 10 recipients to accomplish this task. a. Ensure that you emphasize your main points through the use of text formatting features. Use appropriate font sty lings and size2 b. Create an appropriate header with your organization’s name and contact details. Include the current page number in a footer.3 c. On the second page of the letter, copy and paste the text found in authorization.txt 4 The information technplogy department of Naparima College Approves the initiative by
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