SVKM’s NMIMS ASMSOC – Course Outline

Course
Code
Course Advanced Excel
Title
Course Mr. Pratik Dhruv
Instructor/s
Course 2
Credit
Program Bachelor of Business Administration / Semester – I
and
Semester
Pre- Students should know basic computer related operations.
Requisite
Learning Analysis, Appraisal and interpretation of the data which is used in
Objectives Decision Making. (PLO 2a)
Demonstrate the ability to develop models / frameworks to reflect
critically on specific business contexts. (PLO 2b)
Learning Students will be well versed with various computer fundamentals
Outcomes after undergoing this curriculum and understand the power of the
MS excel basic and advanced functions and its applications in
various other financial subjects and also in business.
Course Essentials of IT introduces students to the know the role of MS
Description Excel which is use to understand the content within a graphic
presentation of the information.
MS Excel provides a visual representation of data that makes it
easier to analyze.
MS Excel reduces the difficulty of plotting data and allows students
a means for interpreting the data.
Evaluation Specific % AOL Intended CLOs to be
Pattern Assessment Weightage Instruments Assessed
Methods /
Task
CL CL CL CL CL
O1 O2 O3 O4 O5
Mid Term 20% Practical Ye
Exam (10 Marks) based exam s
12th – 20th
September,
2024
Quiz 1 10% MCQ on Ye Ye Ye
(5 Marks) MS – Excel s s s
12th – 14th
August,
2024
Quiz 2 10% MCQ on Ye Ye Ye
(5 Marks) MS - Excel s s s
14th – 17th
 October,
2024
Assignmen 10% MS-Excel Ye Ye Ye
t (5 Marks) Dashboard s s s
18th – 23rd
November,
2024
Term End 50% Practical Ye Ye
Examinatio (25 Marks) based exam s s
n 5th – 13th
December
2024
 Course Session Plan

Session Topics / Module Chapters (Mention Page

Numbers) / Articles /
Cases / Material and
Activities
Advanced Microsoft Excel: Book 1
1  Statistical Functions: - Chapter 11 (Pg.243 –
AVERAGE ( ), AVERAGEIF ( ), Pg.262),
AVERAGEIFS ( ), COUNT ( ), COUNTIF ( Chapter 12 (Pg.263 –
), COUNTIFS ( ) SUM (), SUMIF ( Pg.297),
),SUMIFS( ) MIN ( ), MAX ( ) Chapter 13 (Pg.297 –
Pg.326)
Book 2
Chapter 20 (Pg.163 –
Pg.170),
Chapter 21 (Pg.171 –
Pg.176)

2  Advanced Statistical Function: - Book 2

TREND ( ), GROWTH( ), CORREL( ), Chapter 58 (Pg.575 –
FORECAST ( ), MEDIAN ( ), STDEVA ( ) Pg.584)

3  Logical Functions: - Book 2

Interlocution to IF ( ) Chapter 12 (Pg.95 –
Pg.112),
Chapter 13 (Pg.113 –
Pg.118),
4 Examples on nested IF Book 2
Chapter 12 (Pg.95 –
Pg.112),
Chapter 13 (Pg.113 –
Pg.118),
5 AND ( ), OR ( ), NOT ( ), Book 2
Chapter 12 (Pg.95 –
Pg.112),
Chapter 13 (Pg.113 –
Pg.118),
6 Examples on Logical functions. Book 2
Chapter 12 (Pg.95 –
Pg.112),
Chapter 13 (Pg.113 –
Pg.118),
7  Date Functions: - Book 2
DAYS ( ), NOW ( ), TODAY ( ), YEAR() Chapter 7 (Pg.55 –
Pg.62),
8  Advanced Filter Book 2
 Chapter 49 (Pg.481 –
Pg.494),
9  Introduction to Conditional Book 2
Formatting Chapter 24 (Pg.199 –
Pg.226)
10  Pivot table using slicer and time line Book 2
Chapter 45 (Pg.439 –
Pg.450),
11  Simple DashBoard Book 2
Chapter 43 (Pg.383 –
Pg.428),
12  Examples on Pivot table and Book 2
dashoboard. Chapter 45 (Pg.439 –
Pg.450),
13  Working with VLookup( ) and Book 2
HLookup( ) Chapter 3 (Pg.21 –
Pg.28),
Chapter 4 (Pg.29 –
Pg.32),
Chapter 5 (Pg.33 –
Pg.38),
14  Examples on VLookup( ) and Book 2
HLookup( ) Chapter 3 (Pg.21 –
Pg.28),
Chapter 4 (Pg.29 –
Pg.32),
Chapter 5 (Pg.33 –
Pg.38),
15  Index and Match Functions Book 2
Chapter 3 (Pg.21 –
Pg.28),
Chapter 4 (Pg.29 –
Pg.32),
Chapter 5 (Pg.33 –
Pg.38),
16  Examples on Index and Match Book 2
Functions Chapter 3 (Pg.21 –
Pg.28),
Chapter 4 (Pg.29 –
Pg.32),
Chapter 5 (Pg.33 –
Pg.38),
17  Examples on Match with Lookup Book 2
functions. Chapter 3 (Pg.21 –
Pg.28),
Chapter 4 (Pg.29 –
Pg.32),
Chapter 5 (Pg.33 –
Pg.38),
18  Data validation Book 2
 Matrix Functions Chapter 40 (Pg.343 –
Pg.350)
19  Flash fill, Subtotal, Freezing Panes Book 2
Chapter 26 (Pg.235 –
Pg.250)
Chapter 27 (Pg.251 –
Pg.262)
20 Data analysis using Microsoft Excel: Book 2
Chapter 18 (Pg.151 –
 WhatIF analysis using Goal Seek Pg.156),
21  WhatIF analysis using Data Table Book 2
Chapter 17 (Pg.139 –
Pg.150),
22  WhatIF analysis using Scenario Book 2
manager Chapter 19 (Pg.157 –
Pg.162),
23  Examples on WhatIF analysis Book 2
Chapter 17 (Pg.139 –
Pg.150),
Chapter 18 (Pg.151 –
Pg.156),
Chapter 19 (Pg.157 –
Pg.162),
24  Examples on WhatIF analysis Book 2
Chapter 17 (Pg.139 –
Pg.150),
Chapter 18 (Pg.151 –
Pg.156),
Chapter 19 (Pg.157 –
Pg.162),
25  Data Analysis Tool-pack : Correlation, Book 2
Descriptive statistics Histogram, Chapter 41 (Pg.351 –
Moving Average Pg.364),
Chapter 56 (Pg.561 –
Pg.566)
26  Examples on data analysis tool pack. Book 2
Chapter 42 (Pg.365 –
Pg.382),
27  Working with Solver Book 2
Chapter 29 (Pg.269 –
Pg.272),
28  Examples on Solver Book 2
Chapter 29 (Pg.269 –
Pg.272),
29  Introduction to Macros. Book 2
Chapter 89 (Pg.803 –
Pg.812),
30  Examples of Macros. Book 2
 Chapter 89 (Pg.803 –
Pg.812),
Prescribed Text Books:
1. Microsoft Excel 2016 By John Walkenbach, John Wiley & Sons
Reading (Book 1)
List and 2. MS excel 2016 Data analysis and Business Modeling, Wayne L.
References Winston (Book 2)

References:
https://support.office.com

Prepared by Faculty Approved by Program Approved by Associate

Members Chairperson Deans
Mr. Pratik Dhruv
Mr. Pankaj Kathiriya

Approved by I/C Dean –

ASM SOC