Creating a full course tutorial for Microsoft Excel 2021 is a
comprehensive task beyond the scope of a single response. However, I can
provide you with an outline of topics to cover in your Excel 2021 course, which
you can expand upon and develop further as needed.
Module 1: Introduction to Excel
2021
1.1. Overview of
Microsoft Excel 2021 1.2. Excel Interface and Ribbon 1.3. Workbook and
Worksheet Basics 1.4. Data Entry and Editing 1.5. Saving and Sharing Workbooks
Module 2: Excel Essentials
2.1. Cell Formatting
and Styles 2.2. Working with Rows and Columns 2.3. Cell References and Formulas
2.4. Basic Functions (SUM, AVERAGE, MAX, MIN) 2.5. AutoFill and AutoSeries
Module 3: Advanced Formulas and
Functions
3.1. Logical Functions
(IF, AND, OR) 3.2. Text Functions (CONCATENATE, LEFT, RIGHT) 3.3. Date and Time
Functions 3.4. Lookup and Reference Functions (VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH)
3.5. Array Formulas
Module 4: Data Analysis
4.1. Sorting and
Filtering Data 4.2. Data Validation 4.3. Data Tables and What-If Analysis 4.4.
PivotTables and PivotCharts 4.5. Goal Seek and Scenario Manager
Module 5: Charts and
Visualization
5.1. Creating Charts
(Bar, Pie, Line, etc.) 5.2. Formatting Charts 5.3. Sparklines 5.4. SmartArt
Graphics 5.5. Data Bars, Color Scales, and Icon Sets
Module 6: Data Management
6.1. Data Consolidation
6.2. Data Import and Export 6.3. Text-to-Columns 6.4. Removing Duplicates 6.5.
Data Analysis Tools (Solver, Analysis ToolPak)
Module 7: Advanced Data
Techniques
7.1. Tables and
Structured References 7.2. Power Query (Get & Transform Data) 7.3. Data
Models and Relationships 7.4. Power Pivot 7.5. Macros and Automation
Module 8: Collaboration and
Sharing
8.1. Protecting
Workbooks and Worksheets 8.2. Comments and Notes 8.3. Sharing and Co-Authoring
8.4. Version History and Recovery 8.5. Excel on the Web
Module 9: Advanced Topics
9.1. Advanced Charting
Techniques 9.2. Custom Functions (VBA) 9.3. What's New in Excel 2021 9.4. Tips
and Tricks 9.5. Excel Certification and Career Development
Each of these modules
can be expanded into detailed lessons, and you can include practical exercises
and examples to reinforce learning. As you create your course, consider
creating video tutorials, written documentation, and hands-on exercises to
cater to different learning styles. Additionally, you may want to include
quizzes or assessments to evaluate your students' understanding of the
material.
Remember to keep your
course up-to-date with the latest features and changes in Excel 2021, and
encourage students to practice and apply what they've learned in real-world
scenarios to master Excel effectively.