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BCSL013

This document outlines a comprehensive course designed to teach fundamental skills in various essential software and technologies, including operating systems, word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, email management, and web browsing. Each unit covers key concepts, objectives, and practical skills, enabling learners to effectively use technology in personal and professional contexts. By the end of the course, students will enhance their digital literacy and productivity through hands-on experience with various applications.

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BCSL013

This document outlines a comprehensive course designed to teach fundamental skills in various essential software and technologies, including operating systems, word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, email management, and web browsing. Each unit covers key concepts, objectives, and practical skills, enabling learners to effectively use technology in personal and professional contexts. By the end of the course, students will enhance their digital literacy and productivity through hands-on experience with various applications.

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BCSL013

Unit 1: Operating System


 Introduction
 Objectives
 Familiarization
o Computer and Motherboard
o I/O Ports
o I/O Devices
 Memory
 Windows Operating System
o Overview of Windows
o Windows Installing Procedure
o Working with XP
 Linux Operating System
o Overview of LUNIX/LINUX Operating System
o How to Install Linux Operating System
o Linux Utilities and Basic Commands
 Summary

Unit 2: Word Processor


 Introduction
 Objectives
 What is a Word Processor?
 Word Basics
o Starting Word
o Introduction to Commands and Resources in Word
Window
o Setting Up Your Word Environment
o Creating a New Document
o Opening an Existing Document
o Saving an Existing Document
o Working with Multiple Documents
o Closing a Document
 Editing and Formatting Text
o Text Basics
o Formatting Text
o Formatting Paragraphs, Adding Lists, and Working with
Styles
o Working with Tables and Illustrations
 Document Formatting, Proofing, and Printing Features
 Other Word Features
 Mail Merge
 Summary
 List of Useful Keyboard Shortcuts

Unit 3: Spreadsheet
 Introduction
 Objectives
 What is a Spreadsheet?
 Excel Basics
o Starting Excel
o Commands and Resources in Excel Window
o Setting Up Your Excel Environment
o Creating a New Workbook
o Opening an Existing Workbook
o Saving an Existing Workbook
o Working with Multiple Workbooks
o Closing a Workbook
o Closing Microsoft Excel
 Entering, Editing, and Formatting Data
o Moving Around the Worksheet
o Selecting Cells, Rows, or Columns
 Selecting Cells
o Entering Data
o Deleting Data
o Editing Data
o Working with Cells, Rows, and Columns
o Data and Formatting
 Formulas and Functions
o Formulas
 Create Simple Formulas
 Create Simple Formulas Using Point and Click
Method
o Using Cell References
o Linking Worksheets
o Functions
 Function Library
 Insert a Function
 Working with Worksheets
o Name a Worksheet
o Insert a New Worksheet
o Delete a Worksheet
o Grouping Worksheets
o Ungrouping Worksheets
o Reposition Worksheets in a Workbook
o Hide Worksheets
o Formatting and Printing the Workbook
 Working with Tables and Charts
o Tables
 Create a Table
 Sort Data
 Filter Data
o Charts
 Add Data
 Create a Chart
 Apply Layout
 Add Labels
 Switch Data
 Change Chart Type, Style, or Data Range
 Move the Chart to a Different Worksheet
 Other Useful Excel Features
o Conditional Formatting
o Freeze Rows and Columns
o Find and Replace
o Add Comments
o Protect Worksheet
o Convert Text to Columns

Unit 4: PowerPoint
 Introduction
 Objectives
 Basic Operations
o Starting PowerPoint
o Creating a New Presentation
o Opening an Existing Presentation
o Saving Presentations
o Closing a Presentation
o Navigating the PowerPoint Interface
 Slides Pane
 Ribbon and Toolbars
 Status Bar
o Working with Slides
 Adding New Slides
 Deleting Slides
 Reordering Slides
o Entering and Formatting Text
o Inserting Images, Shapes, and Media
o Using Slide Layouts and Design Templates
o Previewing and Presenting the Slides

Unit 5: E-Mail
 Introduction
 Objectives
 Basic Operations
o Setting Up an Email Account
o Composing and Sending Emails
o Receiving and Reading Emails
o Replying to and Forwarding Emails
o Attaching Files and Images
o Using CC and BCC
o Organizing Emails (Folders and Labels)
o Searching for Emails
o Email Settings and Preferences
 Managing Contacts
o Adding New Contacts
o Editing Existing Contacts
o Deleting Contacts
o Creating Contact Groups
o Importing and Exporting Contacts
o Synchronizing Contacts Across Devices

Unit 6: Browsing and Discussion Forum


 Introduction
 Objectives
 Browsing the Web
o The Browser
o Launching the Browser
o Entering URLs in the Address Field
o Creating a New Tab
o Bookmarking Web Pages
o Removing Bookmarks
o Navigation Buttons
o History List
o Downloading Files
 Searching the Web
o Basic Search
o Advanced Basic Search
o Advanced Search
 Discussion Forums and Groups
o Creating a Yahoo Group
o Joining a Yahoo Group
o Posting a Message
 Wiki
o Creating the Wiki
o Wikipedia
 Google Docs
o Using Google Docs
o Sharing the Document
Unit Number Unit Title Number of
Pages
1 Operating 51
System
2 Word Processor 51
3 Spreadsheet 51
4 Power Point 51
5 E-mail 51
6 Browsing 51

Course Objective
The objectives of this course are designed to equip learners
with fundamental skills in various essential software and
technologies, facilitating effective computer usage in both
personal and professional contexts. Throughout the course,
students will gain a comprehensive understanding of computer
components and operating systems, including Windows XP and
Linux (Fedora). They will learn to utilize word processors to
create, edit, format, and manage documents while applying
features that enhance text presentation and ensure
grammatical accuracy. The course will also cover spreadsheet
applications, where students will develop the ability to organize,
manipulate, and analyze data using functions and formulas.
Additionally, learners will explore presentation software,
mastering basic operations, templates, and multimedia
integration. Email management will be addressed, focusing on
Outlook's basic functionalities and contact management.
Finally, the course will delve into web browsing, searching, and
online collaboration, empowering students to navigate the
internet effectively and engage in virtual communities. By the
end of the course, students will possess a diverse skill set that
enhances their digital literacy and productivity.

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