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Basic IT Skills

Course Curriculum

  • Using Computers:

    • Operating Systems: Understanding how to use operating systems like Windows, macOS, or Linux.
    • File Management: Creating, saving, organizing, and deleting files and folders.
    • Navigating Interfaces: Using desktops, taskbars, icons, and menus.
  • Word Processing:

    • Using Word Processors: Familiarity with Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or similar software to create and edit documents.
    • Formatting Text: Bold, italics, underline, changing fonts, and using styles.
    • Inserting Images and Tables: Adding and positioning images, tables, and links within documents.
  • Spreadsheets:

    • Using Spreadsheet Software: Basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, or similar.
    • Data Entry: Entering numbers, text, and formulas.
    • Basic Formulas and Functions: SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, etc.
    • Data Organization: Sorting and filtering data.
  • Email:

    • Creating and Sending Emails: Using services like Gmail, Outlook, etc.
    • Email Etiquette: Writing clear and professional emails, using proper subject lines, and managing attachments.
    • Managing Folders and Labels: Organizing emails, creating folders, and using labels or tags.
  • Internet Browsing:

    • Using Web Browsers: Navigating browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, etc.
    • Searching the Web: Using search engines like Google effectively.
    • Navigating Websites: Understanding how websites are structured and how to find information online.
  • Basic Security Awareness:

    • Password Management: Creating strong passwords and understanding how to securely store and manage them.
    • Avoiding Phishing: Recognizing suspicious emails or links.
    • Software Updates: Ensuring operating systems and software are up to date to avoid vulnerabilities.
  • Communication Tools:

    • Instant Messaging: Using tools like WhatsApp, Slack, or Microsoft Teams.
    • Video Conferencing: Using platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, etc., for online meetings.
    • Sharing Files: Using cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive to share and store files.
  • Basic Troubleshooting:

    • Solving Common Problems: Restarting a computer, checking for internet connectivity issues, etc.
    • Using Help Features: Accessing built-in help features or online guides for troubleshooting.
  • Social Media:

    • Creating and Managing Accounts: Using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.
    • Understanding Privacy Settings: Managing who can see your posts and personal information.
  • Using Software Applications:

    • Basic Knowledge of Popular Apps: Understanding how to use commonly used software like PowerPoint for presentations, PDF readers, and media players.
    • Downloading and Installing Software: Downloading software safely and installing it.