UGBS 303 Computer Applications in Business: past questions

What the questions cover

• Financial Functions6
• Search Operators4
• Access Field Types3
• Access Wildcards3
• Excel Charts3

Also: Animations · Conditional Formatting · Excel Formatting · Excel Formulas · Excel Functions · Excel Printing · Slide Transitions · Software Licensing · Absolute Cell References · Absolute References · Access Forms · Access Navigation · Access Queries · Access Query Criteria · Access Query Logic · Access Reports · Access Table Design · Access Tables · AutoFill · Boolean Searching · Business Software · Chart Selection · Database Fields · Database Keys · Database Maintenance · Database Management · Database Records · Date and Time Formatting · Enterprise Applications · Enterprise Resource Planning · Excel Filtering · Excel Formula References · Excel IF Function · Excel Navigation · Excel Order of Operations · Excel Ranges · Excel Sorting · Excel Sparklines · Excel Workbooks · Filetype Search Operators · Freeze Panes · Google Scholar · Integrated Applications · Merged Cells · Mixed References · Office Suites · Open-Source Software · Operating System Concepts · Operating Systems · Phrase Searching · Presentation Graphics · Presentation Templates · Presentation Views · Productivity Software · Relational Database Keys · Relative References · Rows and Columns · Search Strategies · Self-Running Slideshows · Slide Footers · Slide Layouts · Slide Masters · SmartArt · Software Acquisition · Software Categories · Software Definition · Software Piracy · Spreadsheets · Systems Software · Web Crawling · Workbook Planning · Workgroup Software · Worksheet Management.

How to practise UGBS 303

1. Open commonyard.app and join — with Google, Apple or your phone number. It’s free.
2. Join a school yard: your school’s, if it has one, from MY YARDS. If there isn’t one, make one and pick School.
3. Open Practice: tap the PRACTICE card that appears as you scroll the Yard, or open your school yard and tap Practice.
4. Choose level 300, then UGBS 303 Computer Applications in Business, then the topic.
5. Choose timed or untimed, and how many questions — anything from 5 to 50.
6. Answer the questions, then see how you did.