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Using Electronic Calculators
A Simplified Course in Business Applications
for Desk and Pocket Calculators and Computers
Fifth Edition
Author:
Ralph E. Seltzer
Rowe List No.:
25-5
ISBN:
0-88294-809-1
Pages:
64
Completion Time:
24-30 hours
Copyright:
1999

Using Electronic Calculators focuses on building competence using desk and pocket calculators or the numeric keypad on your personal computer keyboard. The text includes extensive practice with the memory feature common in electronic calculators.

Using Electronic Calculators includes the following features:

  • Learn-by-Doing Instruction. Students use a calculator or computer keypad as they complete the instruction section for each unit. Examples and illustrations guide students and provide hands-on learning experience.
  • Skill-Building Practice. Students practice new operations in the Developing Skill section for each unit. Answers are provided at the bottom of the page for student's to check their own progress.
  • Applications Worksheets. Students apply their skills as they complete the realistic exercises in the two-page worksheet that follows each instructional and practice section.
  • Realistic Office Projects. Students use calculating skills to complete business forms and records in five realistic Office Projects.
  • Supplementary Practice. In the back of the book, the Supplementary Practice section offers extra skill-building exercises for each unit.

For easy grading of Worksheets and Office Projects, a free Instructor's Key is provided upon request with each class-size order.


Contents

Unit 1 Adding Whole Numbers
Calculating by touch; The home keys; The 1, 2, and 3 keys; The 7, 8, and 9 keys; The O key.

Unit 2 Adding Decimals
Two decimal places; Three decimal places; Four decimal places.

Unit 3 Subtracting
Practice subtracting; Adding and subtracting; Negative amounts as answers.

Unit 4 Subtotaling; Correcting Errors
Finding subtotals; Practice subtotaling; Correcting errors made in entering an amount; Correcting entries already worked into the problem; Correcting errors after finding a total.

Office Project: Units 1-4

Unit 5 Repeat Adding and Subtracting
Repeat adding; Memory feature; Repeat subtracting; Adding and subtracting.

Unit 6 Special Features for Adding
Adding to or subtracting from a constant; Adding and subtracting a constant; Individual sums and grand totals.

Office Project: Units 1-6

Unit 7 Multiplying
Multiplying whole numbers; Multi-factor multiplying; Multiplying with decimals; Rounding off results.

Unit 8 Features for Multiplying
Multiplying with repeated factors; Accumulative multiplying; Negative accumulation; Dual accumulation.

Office Project: Units 1-8

Unit 9 Using Percentages
Percentages, fractions, and decimals; The percent key; Constant percents; Adding percentages; Subtracting percentages; Chain discounts; Chain discount equivalents; Percent of increase or decrease.

Unit 10 Dividing
Dividing; Dividing by a constant factor; Calculating averages; Constant divisors and accumulated quotients; Constant dividends.

Office Project: Units 1-10

Unit 11 Combining Calculations
Multiplying or dividing after adding or subtracting; Adding or subtracting after multiplying or dividing; Multiplying and dividing; Combining the basic functions.

Unit 12 Fractions, Interest, Markup, and Markdown
Using fractions; Adding and subtracting with fractions; Multiplying and dividing with fractions; Computing interest; Markup; Markup based on cost price; Markup based on selling price; Markdown.


 

 
     

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