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Principles of Information Technology

Course Summary

Principles of Information Technology, Semester A is the first part of a two-semester course. It is designed to help you learn the basics of information technology. You will learn the fundamentals of computer systems, identify basic computer hardware components, describe input and output devices and peripheral devices, and compare different types of storage devices. You’ll also learn about operating systems and application software. You’ll learn to install, configure, and maintain software and hardware. You’ll explore the internet and the World Wide Web, and various ways to communicate using the internet while minimizing security risks. You’ll discuss legal and ethical issues in information technology. You’ll learn to use word processors, presentation software, and spreadsheets, and learn about techniques to extract information from a database.

Course Pacing Guide

Unit 1: Fundamentals of Computer Systems

Unit 2: Using the Internet

Unit 3: Word-Processing and Presentations

Unit 4: Spreadsheets and Databases

Fee Details

Grade Level

Grade 9 / 10 / 11 / 12

Duration

10 Months

Credit Value

1 - credit course

Requirements

None

Prerequisites

Student must have completed grade