Course Duration: 30 Hours (15 Days)
A computer basic
course covers the essential skills and knowledge needed to operate a
computer confidently for day-to-day personal, educational, or professional use.
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What Is a Computer Basic
Course?
A computer basic course teaches
foundational concepts such as using hardware and software, navigating operating
systems, working with office applications, browsing the internet safely, and
basic digital communication.
Key Modules and Topics
Introduction to Computers
- Definition, purpose, and types of computers (desktop, laptop,
tablet)
- Basic components (CPU, memory, storage)
- Advantages and applications of computers in real life
Computer Hardware
- Overview of parts: motherboard, hard drive, RAM
- Input devices: keyboard, mouse, scanner
- Output devices: monitor, printer, speakers
- Other peripherals
Software Fundamentals
- System software vs. application software
- Operating systems: Windows, macOS, Linux
- Software installation and uninstallation
Operating Systems
- Understanding file management: creating, saving, deleting
files
- Navigating the desktop, taskbar, and system settings
- Control panel basics
Internet and Web Browsing
- Introduction to the internet, web browsers, and search
engines
- Using URLs, bookmarks, and online safety basics
- Basics of cloud storage
Email and Digital
Communication
- Setting up and managing email accounts
- Sending/receiving emails, email etiquette
- Using instant messaging and collaboration tools
Basic Networking
- Introduction to computer networks and devices
- Internet connectivity and Wi-Fi setup
Conclusion
Completing a basic computer
course ensures strong digital literacy and confidence in using computers
for personal, academic, and professional needs. This foundational learning
enables further skill development in technology and digital tools.
