Technical Computer

This course covers essential computer skills like email, printing, internet use, and troubleshooting, ideal for beginners and small-business owners. It enhances digital literacy for daily tasks.

Course Overview

✔ Course Overview:
This course is designed to equip students with practical and foundational computer skills that are often overlooked in other training programs. It is particularly useful for individuals who need to enhance their digital literacy for everyday tasks and small-business operations.

✔ What You Will Learn:

Basic Computer Operations: Understanding the fundamental components of a computer, including hardware and software essentials.

File Management: Learning how to create, organize, and manage files and folders effectively.

Internet Navigation: Mastering safe and efficient web browsing, including search techniques and online security basics.

Email Communication: Setting up, managing, and using email efficiently for professional and personal communication.

Printing and Scanning: Understanding printer settings, troubleshooting issues, and scanning documents correctly.

Basic Troubleshooting: Identifying and resolving common computer problems to enhance efficiency.

✔ Who Should Enroll?

Individuals new to computers or those seeking to strengthen their basic digital skills.

Small-business owners who need essential computer knowledge for day-to-day operations.

Anyone looking to improve their efficiency in using technology without diving deep into complex software.

✔ Important Note:
This course does not focus on mastering specific software like Microsoft Office. Instead, it covers general digital literacy skills crucial for efficient computer use.

Course Curriculum

8 Modules

Basic Computer Operations and Components

Understanding the fundamental hardware and software components of computer systems. Students will learn to identify key parts, perform basic operations, and understand computing terminology.

Effective File Management

Creating and organizing files and folders in a structured system. Students will learn file naming conventions, folder hierarchies, and methods for backing up and protecting important data.

Internet Navigation and Online Security

Mastering safe and efficient web browsing techniques and online security practices. Students will learn to use search engines effectively, evaluate online information, and protect themselves from common threats.

Email Setup and Professional Communication

Setting up and managing email accounts for effective personal and professional communication. Students will learn email etiquette, organization strategies, and features like calendars and contacts.

Printing, Scanning, and Document Management

Working with printers, scanners, and digital documents efficiently. Students will learn to configure print settings, troubleshoot common issues, and digitize physical documents.

Basic Computer Troubleshooting

Identifying and resolving common computer problems independently. Students will learn systematic approaches to diagnosing issues, performing basic maintenance, and knowing when to seek technical help.

Cloud Storage and File Sharing

Using cloud-based services to store, access, and share files securely. Students will learn to work with platforms like Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox for enhanced productivity and collaboration.

Computer Security Essentials

Implementing fundamental security measures to protect data and privacy. Students will learn about antiviruses, password management, software updates, and safe computing practices.