Basic Computer Application

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Basic Computer Application

In today’s digital age, basic computer skills are essential for both personal and professional growth. Whether you’re looking to improve your efficiency at work, enhance your communication abilities, or simply keep up with the fast-paced digital world, mastering basic computer applications is crucial. This course covers essential tools like Microsoft Office, Internet browsing, and social media usage, providing you with the foundational skills needed to thrive in various fields.
 
Completing the Basic Computer Application course opens doors to a wide range of career opportunities in offices, educational institutions, and corporate environments. These skills are not only valuable for administrative roles but are also increasingly demanded across industries, making you a versatile candidate in the job market.
Whether you’re a student, a working professional, or someone looking to re-enter the workforce, this course equips you with the necessary skills to perform efficiently in any role that requires basic computer knowledge. By the end of the course, you’ll be confident in your ability to navigate the digital world and utilize essential applications effectively.

Course Module

Career Opportunity

Upon successfully completing this course, you will be equipped to work in various roles that require basic computer skills, including:

Class Details

Introduction of computer (Physical Components of The Computer)

  • Physical Components of the Computer
  • Understanding hardware and software
  • Basic troubleshooting techniques
  • Overview of operating systems

Introduction to the Internet

  • Basic concepts of the internet and web browsers
  • Navigating and searching the web effectively
  • Google Drive & Onedrive
  • Domain, Hosting & Website
  • Understanding URLs and web addresses
  • Online safety and security: Best practices
  • Create an Account: Gmail, Outlook
  • Overview of email features: Sending, receiving, and organizing emails

Microsoft Windows Navigation

  • Introduction to the Windows operating system
  • Navigating the desktop and taskbar
  • File management: Creating, moving, copying, and deleting files and folders
  • Customizing settings and preferences
  • How to Install a Software

Microsoft Word (Word Processing Program)

  • Cursors and Special Keys
  • Formatting text and documents
  • Toolbars and ribbon overview
  • How to type faster and more accurately
  • Finger placement and typing ergonomics
  • Typing practice exercises and tools
  • Tracking typing speed and progress

Microsoft Word (Word Processing Program)

  • Creating and saving documents
  • Using templates and styles

Microsoft Word (Word Processing Program)

  • Inserting tables, images, and other objects
  • Typing practice

Microsoft Excel (Spreadsheet Program)

  • Introduction to spreadsheets
  • Basic functions

Microsoft Excel (Spreadsheet Program)

  • Formatting cells and data
  • Basic Formulas in Excel

Microsoft Excel (Spreadsheet Program)

  • Data sorting and filtering
  • Using pivot tables for data analysis

Microsoft Excel (Spreadsheet Program)

  • Creating charts and graphs
  • Column Chart, Bar Chart, Area Chart, Pie Chart, Bubble Chart, and Radar Chart

Microsoft PowerPoint (Presentation Graphic Program)

  • Creating a new presentation
  • Slide layouts and designs
  • Adding text, images, and multimedia

Microsoft PowerPoint (Presentation Graphic Program)

  • Transition and animation effects
  • Tips for effective presentations

Microsoft Access (Database Management Program)

  • Introduction to databases
  • Creating and managing databases
  • Tables, queries, forms, and reports

Microsoft Access (Database Management Program)

  • Relationships and data integrity
  • Basic SQL queries

Basic Photoshop

  • Introduction to Photoshop Interface
  • Basic Image Editing
  • Working with Text and Shapes

Social Media

  • History and evolution of social media
  • Popular platforms: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok
  • Differences and similarities between platforms