Computer and Information Systems Communication, Incorporating Microsoft Office Suite (1): Computer Concepts, Windows and Microsoft Office Application
Course
In City of London (England), Durban (South Africa), Dubai (United Arab Emirates) and 9 other venues
*Indicative price
Original amount in GBP:
£ 10,000
Description
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Level
Advanced
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Class hours
60h
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Duration
10 Days
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Different dates available
Suitable for: Office Staffs. Data Entry Operators. Undergraduate. Data Encoders. Researchers. Those who are interested in learning about computer and information systems communication
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About this course
Degree or Relevant Work Experience
Reviews
Subjects
- Basic Grammar
- Bachelor Degree
Teachers and trainers (1)
Prof. Dr. R.B. Crawford
Executive Director, HRODC Postgraduate Training Institute
Course programme
Course Contents, Concepts and Issues
Introduction to Computers/Windows OS
Different Parts of Computer
- Input Devices
- Processor
- Output Devices
- Memory
- Disks and Storage
- Disks and Storage
How Computers Work
Operating System and Desktop
- What is an Operating System
- Logging On
- Desktop Overview
- The Windows 7, XP, and Vista Desktops
- The Taskbar
- The Start Menu
- How to Boot Up
- How to Shut Down
Using Windows Within an Operating System
- Window Overview
- Parts of the window
- Activating Windows
- Moving a Window
- Resize Using the Border
- Maximize a Window
- Restore a Window
- Minimize a Window
- Scrolling
- Closing a Window
Icons
- Icon Overview
- Program Icons
- File Icons
- Folder Icons
- Shortcut Icons
- Special Icons
- My Computer Icon
- Recycle Bin Icon
- Hard Drive Icon
- USB Flash Drive Icon
- Other Removable Disk Icons
- Compact Disk Icon
Menus
- Using Menus
- Save / Save As Menu
- Open Document Menu
- Shortcut Menu
File Management
- Hierarchical File System Overview
- Understanding Drive Letters
- File Structure Views
- Navigation
- Finding a File or Folder
- Moving Files
- Copying Files or Folders
- Naming Files or Folders
- Deleting Files or Folders
- Creating Folders
Customizing Windows 7, Vista, or XP
- User Accounts
- Customizing the Start Menu
- Add/Remove Shortcuts from Start Menu
- Creating Shortcuts on the Desktop
- Changing Your Account Picture
- Customizing Your Display Properties
- Changing Your Display Resolution
Maintenance and Help
- Exiting Stalled Programs
- Restarting Your Computer
- System Restore
- System Information
- Getting Help
World Wide Web and Internet Communication
WWW and Internet Communication
- What is the internet?
- What is the WWW?
- How do I get connected?
- How does the Internet work?
Online Safety
- Why is my computer not secure?
- What is a virus?
- What is a worm?
- What is a Trojan Horse?
- How do I protect my computer from viruses?
- What is Phishing?
- What is a Hoax?
- What are Adware and Spyware?
- How does it get onto your computer?
Surfing the WWW
- Technology Policy: Introduction
- Technology Policy: Responsibilities
- Information Policy: Privacy Policy
- Information Policy: Copyright Policy
- Prohibited Uses and Sanctions
Using EdShare
- How do I navigate the WWW?
- Search Engines
- Search Tips
- Using Plug-ins
Web Browsers
- Parts of the Web Browser
- Navigating through the WWW
- Retracing your steps in the Web Browser
- Using the History List
- Opening a Second Browser Window and Tab
- Creating Favorites
- Reorganizing Favorites
- Viewing your Favorites
- Deleting Favorites
- Adding a New Favorites Folder
- Using Web Browser Options
- Specifying a Home Page
- Exiting the Web Browser
- Email Overview
- Parts of an Email Address
- Parts of an Email Message
- Sending and Receiving Mail
- Mailing an Attachment
- Client-based vs. Web-based Email
Introduction to Word Processing
Introduction to Word Processing
- Screen Elements Overview
- Display and Hide Toolbars
- Display and Hide the Ribbon
- Page Views
- Opening a New Document
- Opening an Existing Document
- Saving a New Document
- Saving an Existing Document
- Moving Around Within a Document
Formatting Text
- Selecting Text Overview
- Formatting Text
- Font
- Paragraph Formatting
- Justification
- Indenting
- Using Toolbar Buttons to Indent
- Changing Line Spacing
- Using the Paragraph Dialog Box
- Cut, Copy, and Paste
Formatting a Page
- Changing Margins Using Page Setup
- Displaying Hidden Codes
- Inserting a Page Break
- Adding Page Numbers
- Headers and Footers
- Creating Footnotes and Endnotes
- Deleting Footnotes and Endnotes
Proofing
- Using the Spell Checker
- Using the Grammar Checker
- Automatic Spelling and Grammar Check
Printing
- Using Print Preview
- Printing
Introduction to Spreadsheets
Introduction to Spreadsheets
- Screen Elements Overview
- Open a New Spreadsheet
- Open an Existing Workbook
- Moving Around Within a Workbook
- Sheet Tabs
- Moving Sheets Around
- Saving a New Workbook
- Saving an Existing File
- Closing the Workbook
- Entering Data
- Working with Cells
- Entering Data
- Section 5 - Filling Data
- Inserting a Row or a Column
- Deleting a Row or a Column
- Selecting Information
- Cut, Copy, and Paste
Formulas
Parts of a FormulaExecution Order
Entering a Formula
Editing Formulas
Relative Addressing
Absolute Addressing
Functions
Auto Sum
Formatting Cells
- Formatting Numbers
- Formatting Text
- Changing Column/Row Width
- Multiple Lines of Text in a Cell
- Aligning Cell Contents
- Merge and Center
- Borders
- Format Painter
Formatting a Page
- Page Formatting
- Changing the Page Orientation
- Scaling
- Setting Margins
- Centering the Print Area on a Page
- Headers and Footers
- The Sheet Tab
- Repeating Rows and Columns
Creating Charts
- Types of Charts
- Creating a Chart
- Selecting a Different Chart Type
- Editing a Chart Type
- Editing Chart Text
- Moving and Resizing a Chart
Printing
- Printing the Spreadsheet
- Printing a Chart
- Using Print Area
Introduction to Multimedia Presentations
PowerPoint Introduction
- Screen Elements
- New Presentation from a Blank Presentation
- New Presentation from Design Template
- Saving a Presentation and Open an Existing Presentation
- Master Slides
PowerPoint Views
- Normal View
- Slide Sorter View
- Slide Show View
- Navigate in Presentation Mode
Working with Slides
- Adding Text
- Format Text in Placeholder
- Changing the Background Color
- Adding and Deleting New Slides
- Changing Slide Layout
- Using Images
PowerPoint Extras
- Adding Animations
- Adding Transitions
- Hyperlinks
- Action Buttons
- Print Options
Play Options
- Hiding Slides
- Ending with a Blank Slide
- Viewing at Kiosk
- Loop the Slide Show
Tips on Your PowerPoint Presentation
- Background Design
- Images
- Animation
- Sound
- Animations and Transitions
- Text
- Presentation Tips
Media Services
- Services
- Using a Laptop in a Multimedia Classroom
- Technology Classroom Concerns
- Practicing your Presentation
Additional information
Computer and Information Systems Communication, Incorporating Microsoft Office Suite (1): Computer Concepts, Windows and Microsoft Office Application
*Indicative price
Original amount in GBP:
£ 10,000