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| Introduction to Personal Computers, Windows Vista Edition |
| Course Number: AP0119 |
| Category: Networks & Operating Systems |
| Duration: 1.00 day |
Description
This course is for students who have little or no experience with personal computers and who want to learn the basics. It describes the main components of a typical computer system. Students also learn the basics of the Windows Vista operating system, including how to organize files and folders, how to browse the Web with Internet Explorer 7, how to use email, and how to protect a computer from viruses or unwanted access.
Outline
- Unit 1: Defining a computer
- Topic A: Selecting the right computer and components
- Topic B: What makes computers work
- Unit 2: Managing computer contents
- Topic A: Storing items on your computer
- Topic B: Working with files
- Unit 3: Searching for content and using Help
- Topic A: Searching for data on your computer
- Topic B: Windows Help and Support
- Unit 4: Browsing the Internet
- Topic A: Browsing the Web
- Topic B: Adding favorite content
- Topic C: Playing multimedia
- Unit 5: Communicating online
- Topic A: Windows Mail
- Topic B: Social networking
- Unit 6: Protecting your computer
- Topic A: Protecting your computer
- Topic B: Maintaining the system
