Information Technology for Business

Kansas State University

Brian Kovar

Instructor of Management

For Use By Summer 2009 Section B of Information Technology for Business

Office: Calvin Hall, Room 9H
Phone: 532-3981
E-Mail Address: bkovar@ksu.edu

Information to Download

Many of the files you receive from me and other instructors this semester will be in the Office 2007 file format. If you have Office 2003 on your computer, you can still open these files if you have the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack installed on your computer. You can download the 28 MB file from me using this link or you can download it directly from Microsoft using this link.

PRESENTATIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION THAT CAN BE DOWNLOADED
If PowerPoint does not launch automatically, you will need to reconfigure your browser. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE POWERPOINT INSTALLED ON THE COMPUTER THAT YOU ARE USING, YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO DOWNLOAD THESE POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS.

Business Driven Technology	Strategic Initiatives for Competitive Advantage	Hardware/Software Overview
HTML and Web Page Design	Decision Support Systems	Artificial Intelligence
Intro to XML	Microsoft Excel and Spreadsheet Design	Enterprise Resource Planning
Networks and Telecommunications	Wireless Networks	Database Design
Interpreting SQL	Managing Information Technology	Figuring Your Grade

Review Information for Tests and Quizzes

Review for Test #1	Review for Test #2	Review for Final
Review for Quiz #1	Review for Quiz #2	Review for Quiz #3

Lecture Schedule

Quick Link to Materials on KSU Online

Assignments

Prelab HTML Activity
Prelab XML Activity
XML Project
Internet Project
Excel Prelab Activity #1
Excel Prelab Activity #2
Excel Prelab Activity #3
Excel Spreadsheet Project #1
Excel Spreadsheet Project #2
Excel Spreadsheet Project #3
Access Database Assignment

Copyright © 2009. All Rights Reserved.
All of the lectures in this class, PowerPoint presentations, handouts, and items published on the course web page are Copyright 2009, Brian Kovar and/or Kansas State University. Students are prohibited from selling (or being paid for taking) notes during this course to or by any person or commercial firm without the express written permission of the instructor teaching this course. Violations will be subject to enforcement under University policy and copyright laws.