Computer Literacy 111

Three-Month Basic Computer Literacy and Skills Training Course

This training course is designed to equip participants with essential computer skills and knowledge necessary for personal and professional development. The course spans over three months and includes theoretical knowledge, practical exercises, and assessments to ensure comprehensive learning.

Course Objectives

• Understand basic computer hardware and software components.

• Develop proficiency in operating systems, particularly Windows and macOS.

• Learn to use common productivity software, including word processors, spreadsheets, and presentation tools.

• Gain skills in internet browsing, email communication, and online safety.

• Enhance problem-solving skills related to basic computer issues.

Course Outline

• Month 1: Introduction to Computers

  • Understanding Computer Basics

  • Exploring Operating Systems

  • Introduction to File Management

• Month 2: Productivity Software

  • Word Processing with Microsoft Word/Google Docs

  • Data Management with Microsoft Excel/Google Sheets

  • Creating Presentations with Microsoft PowerPoint/Google Slides

• Month 3: Internet and Communication

  • Effective Internet Browsing Techniques

  • Email Setup and Management

  • Online Safety and Security Practices

Target Audience

This course is suitable for:

• Individuals with little to no prior computer experience.

• Job seekers looking to enhance their employability.

• Students aiming to improve their academic performance through better computer skills.

Assessment and Certification

Participants will undergo assessments at the end of each month to evaluate their understanding and skills. A certificate of completion will be awarded to those who successfully pass all assessments.

Enrollment Information

For more information on enrollment, schedule, and fees, please contact the course coordinator.