Capstone College The Digital Arts Department at Capstone College in San Francisco, California, trains students in the very latest technology for jobs as animators, graphic artists, and video game developers. In your position as the program assistant for the Digital Arts Department, you are responsible for creating presentations for delivery to students, other faculty, and members of the business community. The department coordinator asks you to create a presentation to welcome new students to the department. Most of the information required for the presentation is included in a Word file. To complete this case study, you create the student orientation presentation.

1. Start a new blank presentation in PowerPoint, show the Outline tab, and then type the title Student Orientation on the first slide in the presentation. Below the title, type Capstone College Digital Arts Program on one line and your name on the next line.

2. On the second slide, type Overview, and then type the three main topics: College Information, Digital Arts Program Information, and Student Expectations.

3. Save the presentation as Digital Arts Student Orientation in the Project.14 folder included with your Data Files.

4. Insert slides from the Word file Case1_14.docx located in the Project.14 folder included with your Data Files.

5. Apply a theme to the presentation and then modify the color scheme.

6. Open the Slide Master and modify the slide title text and the slide text. You can choose to change the font sizes, styles, and colors.

7. Show each slide in the presentation and reset the layout as needed so that all the text in the presentation is formatted consistently. As you are going through the slides, apply bold and a different color to the appropriate bulleted item on each of the overview slides. For example, you will need to enhance the College Information bullet on slide 2 of the presentation. 8. Add Clip Art pictures or photographs to at least three of the slides in the presentation.

9. Print a copy of the presentation as handouts of six slides to the page, and then save and close the presentation.