Computer Fundamentals Course

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UNIT 1: ORIENTATION TO COMPUTERS A: Defining a computer B: The computer system

Hardware

Peripheral devices

Software

C: Types of computers in common use D: Functions and related components

Prompts

Wizards

Dialog boxes

Online help

Commands

Menus and submenus

GUI’s/graphical objects

UNIT 2: APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE AND MULTIMEDIA A: Operating systems in common use

DOS

OS/2 and UNIX

Windows

B: Utilities and device driver software C: Overview of common applications

E-mail

Scheduling

Spreadsheet

Accounting/billing/records programs

Graphics

Word processing

Database management

Entertainment, education and reference programs

D: Software compatibility and installation E: Legal restrictions on software

UNIT 3: BASIC WINDOWS OPERATIONS

Start windows

Icons

Types of windows

Moving between windows

Using the menu bar and dialog boxes

Using scroll bars

Start/exit and application

Exit windows

Using the mouse, including pointer shapes/functions

Parts of a window

Sizing windows

Rearranging windows

Arranging the desktop

Choosing a printer

Access/use help

UNIT 4: BASIC FILE MANAGEMENT

A: Types of files

Data files

Executable

Source

C: Using floppy disks

Care and handling

Formatting

Write protection

E: Backup procedures

B: File storage

FAT

Sectors and clusters

Data compression

D: Managing files

Filenames and extensions

Directory structure

Create and name data files

Save and save as

Retrieve and reverse data files

Copy and delete data files

UNIT 5: BASIC DOS COMMANDS

The DOS prompt

Specifying drivers

Specifying paths

Using wildcards and options (* and /)

Making, changing, removing directories and subdirectories

Listing directory files (DIR)

Copying, deleting, erasing files

UNIT 6: ORIENTATION TO ON-LINE PROCEDURES

A: E-mail B: Commercial in line
services C: Accessing the internet

Gateways

Software

Addresses

D: World Wide Web

Home pages

Hypertext

URL

Web browsers

E: Other internet resources

Gopher

FTP

Telnet

Usenet

F: File types and downloading
procedures G: Internet security H: Netiquette

What You Can Expect

NYS BPSS Board of Education Certificate

Hands on training by repair professionals

Internship opportunities

Job placement assistance

Accreditations

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