5 Sections
17 Lessons
10 Weeks

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Module 1: Computer Fundamentals
Build a strong foundation in computer knowledge by learning the basic concepts of computers, hardware, software, operating systems, and essential computer terminology. This module is designed for beginners and helps learners understand how computers work and how they are used in everyday and professional environments.
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Module 2:Windows & File Management
Develop practical skills for working with Windows, managing files and folders, using keyboard shortcuts, and organizing digital information. This module helps learners become comfortable with everyday computer operations and improves their overall productivity.
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Module 3: Microsoft Office
Learn the essential Microsoft Office applications used in education, business, and everyday professional work. This module focuses on Microsoft Word for documents, Excel for spreadsheets and data, and PowerPoint for presentations.
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Module 4: Internet, Email & Digital Communication
Develop practical digital communication skills by learning how to browse the internet, search for information, use email, manage attachments, participate in online meetings, and work with cloud storage. The module also introduces safe and responsible use of online services.
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Cybersecurity, Troubleshooting & Practical Assessment
Learn how to use computers safely, identify common digital security risks, troubleshoot basic computer problems, and apply the skills learned throughout the course. The module concludes with practical activities that allow learners to demonstrate their overall computer proficiency.
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Files & Folders

2.2 Files & Folders

Effective file management is an essential computer skill. Files contain
information such as documents, images, videos, spreadsheets, and
presentations, while folders help organize these files in a structured way.

What You Will Learn

Create files and folders.
Rename files and folders.
Copy and move files.
Delete and restore files.
Search for files.
Understand common file extensions.
Organize files using folders and subfolders.

Creating Folders

Folders can organize documents according to project, department, date,
subject, or purpose. A structured folder system makes information easier
to locate.

Copying and Moving Files

Copying creates another version of a file in a different location, while
moving changes the location of the original file. Learners will practice
both operations using File Explorer.

File Extensions

File extensions help identify file types. Examples include DOCX for Word
documents, XLSX for Excel workbooks, PPTX for PowerPoint presentations,
JPG and PNG for images, and PDF for portable documents.

Practical Activities

Create a folder structure.
Create subfolders for different documents.
Copy and move files.
Rename files using meaningful names.
Delete and restore a test file.
Search for a specific file.

Learning Outcome

Learners will be able to create, organize, locate, copy, move, rename,
and manage files and folders efficiently.

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