This training Digital Literacy: Computing and the Internet aims to provide you with a solid foundation in computing and the Internet, regardless of your prior knowledge. It begins by introducing the basic physical and logical elements of a personal computer, as well as how the operating system and common peripherals work. You will learn how to working with files, including the organisation and storage unit management, covering key concepts such as the network operation, protocols, terminology and the domain name system. In addition, emphasis will be placed on the the importance of the internet in today’s society and in personal and professional development.
Cross-cutting
Digital Skills
55 hours
Digital Literacy: Computing and the Internet
Digital Skills
55 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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Understand computer science concepts essential parts and components of a computer.
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Mastering the file management, including copying, moving and deleting.
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To familiarise yourself with office software basic and carry out routine tasks.
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Browse the Internet, its protocols and essential services.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE
1. Description of a personal computer
2. Working with files
3. Storage devices. Copying, moving and deleting files
4. Introduction to office software programmes and applications
TEACHING UNIT 2. THE INTERNET, PROTOCOLS, SERVICES AND APPLICATIONS
1. Basic concepts
2. Services and applications
3. World Wide Web (http://www.)
4. Email
5. Discussion forums
6. File transfer (FTP)
7. Chat (IRC)
8. The Internet in the business world
9. Intranet, Extranet, group work, teleworking
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