133  Copyright  Goodheart-Willcox  Co.,  Inc.  Good  fi  le  management  means  that  the  user  knows  how  to  organize  information  on  a  computer.  Not  only  do  fi  les  need  to  be  named  in  a  meaningful  way,  but  the  user  must  also  be  able  to  locate  fi  les  when  necessary.  A  sign  of  poor  fi  le  management  is  fi  le  names  that  do  not  indicate  what  the  fi  le  contains.  Not  keeping  track  of  where  fi  les  are  saved  is  also  a  sign  of  poor  fi  le  management.  Files  can  be  lost  for  many  reasons:  accidental  deletion,  unintentional  overwriting  with  another  fi  le,  theft,  misplaced  removable  media,  hard  disk  failure,  or  loss  of  the  computer.  Part  of  good  fi  le  management  is  keeping  multiple  copies  of  a  fi  le  in  case  of  a  loss.  Good  fi  le  management  also  implies  the  user  has  created  a  safe  location  for  saving  the  fi  les.  In  a  networked  environment,  many  opportunities  are  present  for  other  users  to  accidentally  or  intentionally  cause  fi  le  losses.  College  and  Career  Readiness  Reading  Prep.  Arrange  a  study  session  to  read  the  chapter  aloud  with  a  classmate.  Take  turns  reading  each  section.  Stop  at  the  end  of  each  section  to  discuss  what  you  think  its  main  points  are.  Take  notes  of  your  study  session  to  share  with  the  class.  IC3  Certification  Objectives  IC3  Certification  Objectives  GS5  Computing  Fundamentals  Domain  3.0  Computer  software  architecture  Objective  3.6  Know  file  structures  and  file/folder  management  Objective  3.7  Document  management  Objective  3.9  Searching  for  files  Objective  3.10  Rights  and  permissions  (administrative  rights)  Domain  4.0  Backup  and  restore  Objective  4.1  Understand  backing  up  concepts  Domain  5.0  File  sharing  Objective  5.1  Understand  file  transfer  options  and  characteristics  Key  Applications  Domain  1.0  Common  features  Objective  1.8  Be  able  to  drag  and  drop  Domain  2.0  Word  processing  Objective  2.10  Understand  which  file  types  are  compatible  or  editable  with  word  processors  Domain  3.0  Spreadsheets  Objective  3.11  Understand  compatible  spreadsheet  file  types  Domain  5.0  Presentations  Objective  5.1  Understand  file  types  compatible  with  presentation  software  
