About This Course
Every great skyscraper needs a strong foundation, and the same is true for a career in technology. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is the backbone of the modern workplace, and understanding how computers actually work is the first step to mastering them.
Whether you are completely new to technology or looking to formalize your foundational knowledge, this course is your starting point. You will learn the anatomy of a computer, how to navigate operating systems, the basics of how the internet connects the world, and essential digital safety practices.
Skills You Will Gain
Course Syllabus
Module 1: Computer Hardware & Architecture
Look inside the machine. Learn about the Central Processing Unit (CPU), Random Access Memory (RAM), storage drives (HDD vs. SSD), motherboards, and the difference between input and output devices.
Module 2: Operating Systems & Software
Understand the software that manages the hardware. Explore different Operating Systems (Windows, macOS, Linux), learn effective file and folder management, and understand application software.
Module 3: The Internet & Networking Basics
Discover how the world stays connected. Learn the basics of local area networks (LANs), Wi-Fi, IP addresses, routers, and how web browsers retrieve information from web servers.
Module 4: Essential Office Productivity
Master the tools used in every modern office. Get hands-on experience with word processors for document creation, spreadsheets for basic data organization, and email clients for professional communication.
Module 5: Digital Security & Online Safety
Protect yourself and your data. Learn how to create strong passwords, identify phishing emails, understand the basics of malware and antivirus software, and practice safe browsing habits.