Duration: 6 Months
To provide learners with foundational knowledge and practical skills in information technology, focusing on computer systems, software applications, and basic networking.
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Explain the basic components and functions of computer systems
- Use common software applications for documentation and data handling
- Understand basic networking concepts and internet usage
- Perform simple troubleshooting of computer systems
- Apply safe and secure practices in using information technology systems
Module 1: Understanding Computer Systems and Hardware Components
• Explaining the functions of central processing unit, memory, and storage devices
• Identifying input and output devices and their applications
• Describing how hardware components interact within a computer system
Module 2: Using Software Applications for Productivity and Data Management
• Creating documents, spreadsheets, and presentations using common software tools
• Managing files and folders effectively within operating systems
• Applying formatting and data organization techniques
Module 3: Understanding Basic Networking Concepts and Internet Applications
• Explaining how computers are connected in networks
• Describing the use of internet services such as email, browsing, and cloud storage
• Identifying basic networking devices such as routers and switches
Module 4: Performing Basic Troubleshooting and System Maintenance
• Identifying common hardware and software issues
• Applying basic troubleshooting steps to resolve system problems
• Performing routine system maintenance and updates
Module 5: Applying Cybersecurity Awareness and Safe IT Practices
• Understanding common cybersecurity threats such as viruses and phishing
• Applying safe password practices and data protection measures
• Following ethical and responsible use of information technology