HELP WITH SPECIFICATIONS TABLE

Case Study – Director’s Requirements

This assignment addresses the following course outcomes:

· use information technology effectively for personal and professional productivity

· use office applications effectively and efficiently for real-world use to organize, analyze, and communicate information

· make informed consumer decisions that lead to self-sufficiency in managing and maintaining a personal computing environment

This assignment is designed to apply your understanding of the assigned readings and information from the weekly discussions in a case study. It is your opportunity to demonstrate your grasp of the course learning objectives, IFSM program outcomes, and critical thinking by applying what you have learned.

You will be required to read and analyze the case study, identify the specific user requirements, and recommend PCs and related equipment that will satisfy those requirements. See the Grading Information and Criteria section of the syllabus for the point values for each assignment. Note: This is a three-part assignment.

The case study and complete instructions for each assignment are located under Course Content.

A brief description of each assignment is contained in the following table. Detailed instructions and grading rubrics will be provided in Course Content.

Deliverable	Description
Specifications Tables (MS Word)	Create 5 MS Word tables that identify and contain the hardware and software requirements to meet the case study requirements. In each of the 5 tables, you will also need to describe why each item is being recommended. This assignment will conclude with a two-paragraph summary that classifies the user type and identifies the PC category(ies) that will be recommended,
Part 2: Vendor database (Access)	Create a vendor database with specific fields, a data entry form and a report. Answer 2 “critical thinking” questions about your database in an MS Word document.
Part 3: Executive presentation (PowerPoint)	Create a presentation to the director that outlines your recommendations to meet the case-study requirements.