This content provides essential computer skills for both academic and professional success. It places emphasis on practical applications of word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations, together with the appropriate use of the internet for research and communication. It equips learners with practical computer skills and acts as a springboard for further studies in the field of Information Technology and Computer Science needed in the modern world.
Content Objectives
This
unit aims to equip learners with fundamental computer
skills necessary for academic and professional applications. It places emphasis on developing proficiency in
essential software applications. Learners will gain
proficiency in effectively
managing files, navigating the
internet for research, and use of communication tools. The Ultimate goal is to build a solid foundation in
computer literacy that will support lifelong adaptability in the technology-driven world.
Content Guide & Schedule
Topic / Key Activities (Labs)
History and Evolution of Computers:
The history, evolution, and types of computers
Introduction to the Digital World:
- Explain what a computer is, its history & evolution. Identifying hardware components (CPU, RAM, Storage).
- Differentiating between System and Application software.
Operating Systems & Files:
- Operating Systems and their roles.
- Navigating the desktop, creating folders, file naming conventions, searching for files, and creating shortcuts.
Document Management:
- Microsoft Word (MS Word) and Google Docs interface.
- Text formatting and Layout.
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