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Basic Computer Training Curriculum

The Basic Computer Training Curriculum is a one-month program designed for beginners to acquire essential computer skills. It covers topics such as computer components, software management, Microsoft Office applications, internet usage, and cybersecurity. Participants will engage in practical exercises to build confidence in using computers for personal, academic, and professional tasks.

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Basic Computer Training Curriculum

The Basic Computer Training Curriculum is a one-month program designed for beginners to acquire essential computer skills. It covers topics such as computer components, software management, Microsoft Office applications, internet usage, and cybersecurity. Participants will engage in practical exercises to build confidence in using computers for personal, academic, and professional tasks.

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Basic Computer Training Curriculum

Duration: 1 Month (4 Weeks)

Objective: Provide participants with essential computer skills for personal, academic, and
professional use. This training is designed for beginners with little or no prior computer
knowledge.

Weekly Plan

Week 1: Introduction to Computers


Topics Covered:

- Understanding Computers: Definition, Importance, and Applications


- Types of Computers (Desktops, Laptops, Tablets, Servers)
- Basic Computer Components:
- Central Processing Unit (CPU)
- Memory (RAM, Storage: HDD/SSD)
- Input & Output Devices (Keyboard, Mouse, Monitor, Printer)
- Understanding Operating Systems (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- Powering On & Off the Computer Properly

Practice:

- Identifying and assembling basic computer components


- Turning on and navigating a computer
- Understanding desktop elements (taskbar, icons, file explorer)

Week 2: Basic Software and File Management


Topics Covered:

- Understanding Software (System Software vs. Application Software)


- Using the Windows or macOS Interface
- Working with Files and Folders:
- Creating, Renaming, Moving, and Deleting Files
- File Extensions and Types (Documents, Images, Videos)
- Installing and Uninstalling Software
- Using USB Drives and External Storage Devices

Practice:

- Creating and organizing folders


- Copying and moving files between locations
- Installing a simple software application
Week 3: Microsoft Office & Productivity Tools
Topics Covered:

- Introduction to Microsoft Office Suite


- Microsoft Word: Creating, Editing, and Formatting Documents
- Microsoft Excel: Basic Spreadsheets, Data Entry, Simple Formulas
- Microsoft PowerPoint: Creating Presentations, Adding Text & Images
- Printing and Scanning Documents
- Basic Internet Skills (Introduction to Browsers: Chrome, Edge, Firefox)

Practice:

- Creating a simple Word document with text formatting


- Entering data in an Excel spreadsheet and using basic formulas
- Designing a PowerPoint slide and presenting it

Week 4: Internet, Email, and Cybersecurity


Topics Covered:

- Introduction to the Internet & Web Browsing


- Using Search Engines (Google, Bing)
- Setting Up and Managing Email Accounts (Gmail, Outlook)
- Sending and Receiving Emails with Attachments
- Introduction to Online Safety & Cybersecurity:
- Strong Passwords and Online Privacy
- Avoiding Scams and Phishing Attacks

Practice:

- Searching for information on the web


- Creating and sending an email with an attachment
- Recognizing safe and unsafe websites

Training Schedule
Session Frequency: 3 days per week

Session Duration: 3 hours per session

By the end of the training, participants will be comfortable using computers for personal,
academic, and professional tasks, making them confident in handling everyday digital
operations.

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