Course 1: Computer Literacy
Course code: 110110
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Unit 2: PC Hardware & System Architecture
Unit 3: Operating Systems & File Management
Unit 4: Digital Productivity Applications
Unit 5: TLDs, Search & Information Literacy
Unit 6: Email & Electronic Communication
Unit 7: Basic Networking & Connectivity
Unit 8: Cloud Computing & Collaboration
Unit 9: Cybersecurity & Digital Safety
Unit 10: Social Media’s Effect On Society, Ethics & Digital Citizenship
Unit 11: Data & Information Awareness
Unit 12: Artificial Intelligence & Emerging Technologies
Unit 13: Globalization & Society
Unit 14: Computational Thinking & Problem Solving
Unit 15: Computer Literacy Final Capstone Project
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- Computer Literacy Syllabus (opens in a new tab)
Unit 1: Introduction to Computer Literacy & Troubleshooting - CRAAP test (opens in a new tab)
Unit 5: TLDs, Search & Information Literacy / Lesson 3: Evaluating Online Sources: Misinformation, Disinformation, & Source Credibility - FCC National Broadband Map (opens in a new tab)
Unit 7: Basic Networking & Connectivity / Lesson 1: LAN vs WAN, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, & Hardware (Routers, Switches, Modems) - Submarine Cable Map (opens in a new tab)
Unit 7: Basic Networking & Connectivity / Lesson 3: Cellular Service vs Internet Service - Github.com (opens in a new tab)
Unit 8: Cloud Computing & Collaboration / Lesson 2: Real-time Collaboration & Version History - Ransomware Statistics 2025: Attack Frequency & Costs | ORDR (opens in a new tab)
Unit 9: Cybersecurity & Digital Safety / Lesson 2: Malware, Viruses, Ransomware, & Social Engineering - WaybackMachine.org (opens in a new tab)
Unit 9: Cybersecurity & Digital Safety / Lesson 3: Firewalls, Encryption, & Digital Identity Protection
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Course outcomes · Course 110110
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- #1 Describe basic computer functions and use correct computer terminology.
- #2 Use a course management system.
- #3 Utilize computer technology as a tool to access, manage, prepare, and present information.
- #4 Identify trends in information processing and new emerging technologies.
- #5 Explain the impact of computers upon society, including the effects of social technologies, green computing, dangers of excessive use, and disposal of obsolete equipment.
- #6 Identify and analyze ethical issues such as copyright, privacy, and security related to computing.
- #7 Explain the difference between application, programming, system, and utility software.
- #8 Use a graphical user interface-based operating system to manage files, folders and disks.
- #9 Use application software packages to prepare basic documents, spreadsheets, databases, and presentations.
- #10 Describe and explain basic data communications and network technologies and functions.
- #11 Identify and use basic e-mail and Internet functions and understand their capabilities.
- #12 Describe globalization and challenges, including technological barriers, electronic payments, and varying cultures.
- #13 Describe cloud computing and its impact on business and personal systems.
- #14 Explain the importance of maintaining a good digital identity.
- #15 Explain how Cellular service differs from Internet service.
- #16 Explore the impact of AI on society.
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