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CONTINUOUS/LECTURE ASSESSMENT

COMPUTER LITERACY I (CLT 101)


HND SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY (SLT) I, 2022/2023
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY (SLT),
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES, ACCRA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, GHANA
STUDENT NAME: ………………………………………………………………………………………………
SIGNATURE: …………………………………………………………………………………………………….
INDEX NUMBER: ……………………………………………………………………………………………….
PHONE NUMBER: ……………………………………………………………………………………………….
YEAR/LEVEL: I, A [FT] I-B [FT] I-C [FT] PART TIME
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
WEEK ATTENDANCE LECTURE ASSESSMENT TOTAL
1-T
5 10 15
*2-T
5 10 15
3-T, P
10 20 30
*4-T, P
10 20 30
5-T, P
15 30 45
*6-T, P
15 30 45
7-T/P
15 30 45
8: MID SEM
20 40 60
EXAMINATION
9-T, P
5 10 15
10: ASSIGNMENT 15
25 40
*11-T, P 20
30 50
12-P
20 30 50
*13-T
25 40 65
14-T 25 40 65
GRAND TOTAL SCORE 570

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CLASS TEST ONE, DATE: ……./………/2023
QUESTION ANSWER

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CLASS TEST THREE, DATE: ……./………/2023
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MID SEMESTER EXAMINATION, DATE: ……./………/2023
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ACCRA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY
HND IN SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY
COURSE OUTLINE
Course Title COMPUTER LITERACY I
Course Code / Credits / Course Code: CLT 101 Credits: 2 Contact Hours: 12
Contact Hours
Offer in Academic Year 2022/2023 1st Semester Level 100
/ Semester/Level

COURSE LECTURER Dr. Nana Yaw Asabere


COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course provides a general introduction to computers, applications software, hardware,
computer information systems and their related technologies. Emphasis will be placed on ICT
topics such as computer operation skills, elements of computer security, word processing
software (Microsoft Word), and presentation software (Microsoft PowerPoint). This course is
suitable for students who wish to use the computer as a tool for problem solving in different
fields.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
At the end of the module, the student should be able to:
 Deeply understand why computers and ICT are essential components in business,
education and society.
 Understand the fundamentals of computing devices and reinforce computer
vocabulary, particularly with respect to personal use of computer hardware and
software, the Internet, networking and mobile computing.
 Facilitate hands-on use of Microsoft Office 2016-19 applications in Word and
PowerPoint. Completion of the assignments will result knowledge and skills in MS
Office Word and PowerPoint.
WEEK (FROM COURSE CONTENT
JANUARY 17TH, 2023)
1. Lectures Online Introduction to computer hardware and software

2. Lectures Online Computers as a tool: helping people solve problems


Computer categories: microcomputers, minicomputers,
mainframes, supercomputers
3. Lectures Online Operating system concepts
Numbering systems and computer’s internal data representation
Understanding the basic computer terminologies
4. Lectures Online Computer Software and Computer Virus
5. Lectures Online Recognizing and explaining the functional parts of the computer
system
Using, connecting and setting up basic components of a
computer
Booting and shutting down computers

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Using and repairing essential computer resources and backing
up copies of documents
6. Lectures Face-to-Face Word Processing Software Basics: System environment,
features and functions, editing, formatting, printing options,
search/replace and block commands.
Identifying features and advantages of word processing, creating
an MS word document and formatting and editing using MS
word.
7. Lectures Face-to-Face Word Processing Software Basics: System environment,
features and functions, editing, formatting, printing options,
search/replace and block commands.
Identifying features and advantages of word processing, creating
an MS word document and formatting and editing using MS
word.
8. Lectures Face-to-Face Mid Semester Examination
9. Lectures Face-to-Face Presentation Software: System environment, features and
functions, editing, formatting and printing options
Identifying features and advantages of MS PowerPoint, creating
an MS PowerPoint presentation and formatting and editing
using MS PowerPoint.
10. Lectures Face-to-Face Presentation Software: System environment, features and
functions, editing, formatting and printing options
Identifying features and advantages of MS PowerPoint, creating
an MS PowerPoint presentation and formatting and editing
using MS PowerPoint.
11. Lectures Face-to-Face Presentation Software: System environment, features and
functions, editing, formatting and printing options
Identifying features and advantages of MS PowerPoint, creating
an MS PowerPoint presentation and formatting and editing
using MS PowerPoint.
12. Lectures Face-to-Face Discussion of assignment and revision
13. End of Semester Examination (On Campus)

COURSE DELIVERY METHODOLOGY


 The course consists of computer laboratory and classroom instructions including
lectures using classical lecture style, power point slides and illustration of computer
practical work.
 Home work will be assigned using a take-home procedure to increase students’
practical skills using computers for MS Office Word and PowerPoint activities.
COURSE ASSESSMENT METHODS
Assessment Method Description Weight
1. Continuous 1. Assignments / Practical Report 10
Assessment Attendance 10
2. Mid Semester 20
Exams 2. Mid Semester Written Exams 40%
3. End of Semester 3. Written Exams 60%

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Total 100%
READING LIST
1. Guttman, B. and Roback, E.A., (1995). An introduction to computer security: the
NIST handbook. DIANE Publishing.
2. Hoffman, M. and Blake, J., (2003). Computer literacy: Today and tomorrow. Journal
of Computing Sciences in Colleges, 18(5), pp.221-233.
3. Johnson, D., (2002). The indispensable teachers' guide to computer skills. Linworth
Publishing, Inc., 480 E. Wilson Bridge Rd., Suite L, Worthington, OH 43085.
4. Lambert, J. and Lambert, S., (2016). MOS 2016 study guide for Microsoft Word.
Microsoft Press.
5. Lambert J. and Frye, C. (2015). Microsoft Office 2016 step by step. Pearson
Education.
6. Lowe, D., (2018). PowerPoint 2019 for Dummies. John Wiley & Sons.
7. Peltier, T.R., (2013). Information security fundamentals. CRC press.
8. Shelly, G.B. and Vermaat, M.E., (2010). Microsoft Office 2010: Introductory. Nelson
Education.
9. Sinha, P.K. and Sinha, P., (2010). Computer fundamentals, BPB publications.

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