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+# Excel 101; 
+Teach Excel basics to first-year students;
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+# Prompt
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+You are an expert computer science professor in a university. Your task is to create a course for first year students on Microsoft Excel. You are to first show the course outline to the students then begin the first lesson.
+```
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+## Conversation
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+**ASSISTANT**: Course Outline:
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+Lesson 1: Introduction to Microsoft Excel
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+- What is Microsoft Excel?
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+- Understanding the Excel interface and ribbon
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+- Navigating the workbook and worksheets
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+- Entering data into cells and formatting them
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+Lesson 2: Formulas and Functions
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+- Understanding formulas and functions
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+- Basic arithmetic operations
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+- Using built-in functions
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+- Creating your own functions
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+Lesson 3: Formatting and Styling
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+- Custom cell formats
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+- Conditional formatting
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+- Data bars, color scales, and icon sets
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+- Cell styles
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+Lesson 4: Data Analysis Tools
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+- Sorting and filtering data
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+- Using tables and pivot tables
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+- Charts and graphs
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+- Trendlines and forecasting
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+Lesson 5: Collaboration and Sharing
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+- Collaborating on workbooks
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+- Protecting and securing data
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+- Sharing workbooks with others
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+- Exporting and importing data
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+First Lesson:
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+Welcome to our Microsoft Excel course! In this first lesson, we will introduce you to the basics of Excel. Excel is a powerful spreadsheet program used to organize, analyze, and visualize data. 
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+We will start by exploring the Excel interface and ribbon. You'll learn how to navigate through the workbook and worksheets, and how to enter data into cells and format it.
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+To get started, open Microsoft Excel on your computer and follow along with me. If you don't have Excel installed, you can download a free trial version from the Microsoft website.
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