Course Title: Computer Applications (Skill
Development)
Course Duration: 1 Year (part-time)
Course Objectives:
1.
To provide a comprehensive understanding of
computer fundamentals, software, and applications.
2.
To develop practical skills in graphic designing,
operating systems, programming languages, and database management.
3.
To equip students with the knowledge and skills
required for self-employment and career growth in the field of computer
applications.
4.
To enhance students' ability to create and manage
web pages and utilize the internet effectively.
5.
To introduce students to Tally Prime with GST for
accounting and financial management.
Course Overview:
This part-time, one-year course is designed to provide students with a
strong foundation in computer applications and empower them for self-employment
opportunities. The course covers various subjects including fundamentals of
computer, computer software, graphic designing, operating systems, programming
language, database management, internet, web page designing, and Tally Prime
with GST. The syllabus is designed to be flexible, allowing for modifications
based on the requirements of learners and the location.
Course Teaching Methodology:
1.
Lectures: In-class lectures will be conducted to
explain theoretical concepts and principles.
2.
Practical Sessions: Hands-on practical sessions
will be provided to develop technical skills and proficiency.
3.
Assignments: Regular assignments will be given to
reinforce learning and assess students' understanding.
4.
Group Projects: Collaborative projects will be
assigned to enhance teamwork and problem-solving abilities.
5.
Case Studies: Real-world case studies will be
discussed to provide practical insights and applications.
6.
Guest Lectures: Industry experts will be invited to
share their experiences and provide industry insights.
7.
Workshops and Seminars: Occasional workshops and
seminars will be conducted to enhance specific skills and knowledge areas.
Importance for Learners in Career Growth and Self-Employment:
1.
Skill Development: The course focuses on developing
practical skills that are highly valued in the job market, allowing learners to
enhance their career prospects.
2.
Self-Employment Opportunities: By acquiring skills
in computer applications, learners can start their own businesses, such as
graphic design studios, web development agencies, or accounting firms.
3.
Flexibility: The course provides flexibility in
terms of syllabus modifications to meet the specific needs of learners and
local market demands.
4.
Industry Relevance: The curriculum is designed to
align with industry standards, ensuring that learners gain knowledge and skills
that are in demand.
5.
Entrepreneurial Mindset: The course encourages an
entrepreneurial mindset, enabling learners to identify and capitalize on
emerging opportunities in the digital economy.
Syllabus:
1) Fundamentals of Computer
·
Introduction to Computer
·
Computer system concepts
·
Generations of computers
·
Basic components of a computer system
·
Memory
o RAM, ROM,
EPROM, PROM, and other types of memory
2) Storage Devices
·
Storage fundamentals
·
Data storage and retrieval methods
·
Various storage devices
o Cartridge
Tape, Data Drives, Hard Disk Drives, Floppy (Winchester Disk),
o Disks,
Optical Disks, CD, VCD, CD-R, CD-RW, Zip Drive, DVD, SVCD
3) Computer Software
·
Types of Software
·
Operating Systems
·
Programming languages
·
Data representation in computers
·
Number System of computers
·
Coding System – ASCII, BCD, and EBCDIC
·
Computer Viruses
4) Graphic Designing
·
Corel Draw
·
Photoshop
·
PageMaker
5) Operating System and Application Program
·
Disk Operating System (DOS)
o DOS
basics
o Basic DOS
Commands
·
Windows
·
Linux
o Linux
basics
o Basic
Linux Commands
6) Microsoft Office (MS Word, Excel, Power Point)
·
MS Word
·
MS Excel
·
MS Power Point
7) Programming Language: C Language
·
Introduction
·
C Character Set, Constants, Variables, and Keywords
·
Decision and Control Structure
o if,
if-else, forms of if-else statement
o Operators
o Types of
Loops
o Case and
Switch
·
Arrays and Functions
o Arrays
o C
Functions
·
Practical on C Programming
8) Practical on Application Program
9) Database Management System
·
Database Tables
·
Query Basics and SQL
·
Report
10) Internet and Web Page Designing
·
Internet
·
World Wide Web (WWW)
o History,
Working, Web Browsers, Its functions
o Concept
of Search Engines, Searching the Web
o HTTP,
URLs, Web Servers, Web Protocols
·
HTML
11) Tally Prime with GST
Note: The syllabus can be customized and modified based on the specific
requirements of learners or the location.
Course Title: Computer Applications (Skill
Development)
Course Duration: 1 Year (part-time)
Course Objectives:
1.
To provide a comprehensive understanding of
computer fundamentals, software, and applications.
2.
To develop practical skills in graphic designing,
operating systems, programming languages, and database management.
3.
To equip students with the knowledge and skills
required for self-employment and career growth in the field of computer
applications.
4.
To enhance students' ability to create and manage
web pages and utilize the internet effectively.
5.
To introduce students to Tally Prime with GST for
accounting and financial management.
Course Overview:
This part-time, one-year course is designed to provide students with a
strong foundation in computer applications and empower them for self-employment
opportunities. The course covers various subjects including fundamentals of
computer, computer software, graphic designing, operating systems, programming
language, database management, internet, web page designing, and Tally Prime
with GST. The syllabus is designed to be flexible, allowing for modifications
based on the requirements of learners and the location.
Course Teaching Methodology:
1.
Lectures: In-class lectures will be conducted to
explain theoretical concepts and principles.
2.
Practical Sessions: Hands-on practical sessions
will be provided to develop technical skills and proficiency.
3.
Assignments: Regular assignments will be given to
reinforce learning and assess students' understanding.
4.
Group Projects: Collaborative projects will be
assigned to enhance teamwork and problem-solving abilities.
5.
Case Studies: Real-world case studies will be
discussed to provide practical insights and applications.
6.
Guest Lectures: Industry experts will be invited to
share their experiences and provide industry insights.
7.
Workshops and Seminars: Occasional workshops and
seminars will be conducted to enhance specific skills and knowledge areas.
Importance for Learners in Career Growth and Self-Employment:
1.
Skill Development: The course focuses on developing
practical skills that are highly valued in the job market, allowing learners to
enhance their career prospects.
2.
Self-Employment Opportunities: By acquiring skills
in computer applications, learners can start their own businesses, such as
graphic design studios, web development agencies, or accounting firms.
3.
Flexibility: The course provides flexibility in
terms of syllabus modifications to meet the specific needs of learners and
local market demands.
4.
Industry Relevance: The curriculum is designed to
align with industry standards, ensuring that learners gain knowledge and skills
that are in demand.
5.
Entrepreneurial Mindset: The course encourages an
entrepreneurial mindset, enabling learners to identify and capitalize on
emerging opportunities in the digital economy.
Syllabus:
1) Fundamentals of Computer
·
Introduction to Computer
·
Computer system concepts
·
Generations of computers
·
Basic components of a computer system
·
Memory
o RAM, ROM,
EPROM, PROM, and other types of memory
2) Storage Devices
·
Storage fundamentals
·
Data storage and retrieval methods
·
Various storage devices
o Cartridge
Tape, Data Drives, Hard Disk Drives, Floppy (Winchester Disk),
o Disks,
Optical Disks, CD, VCD, CD-R, CD-RW, Zip Drive, DVD, SVCD
3) Computer Software
·
Types of Software
·
Operating Systems
·
Programming languages
·
Data representation in computers
·
Number System of computers
·
Coding System – ASCII, BCD, and EBCDIC
·
Computer Viruses
4) Graphic Designing
·
Corel Draw
·
Photoshop
·
PageMaker
5) Operating System and Application Program
·
Disk Operating System (DOS)
o DOS
basics
o Basic DOS
Commands
·
Windows
·
Linux
o Linux
basics
o Basic
Linux Commands
6) Microsoft Office (MS Word, Excel, Power Point)
·
MS Word
·
MS Excel
·
MS Power Point
7) Programming Language: C Language
·
Introduction
·
C Character Set, Constants, Variables, and Keywords
·
Decision and Control Structure
o if,
if-else, forms of if-else statement
o Operators
o Types of
Loops
o Case and
Switch
·
Arrays and Functions
o Arrays
o C
Functions
·
Practical on C Programming
8) Practical on Application Program
9) Database Management System
·
Database Tables
·
Query Basics and SQL
·
Report
10) Internet and Web Page Designing
·
Internet
·
World Wide Web (WWW)
o History,
Working, Web Browsers, Its functions
o Concept
of Search Engines, Searching the Web
o HTTP,
URLs, Web Servers, Web Protocols
·
HTML
11) Tally Prime with GST
Note: The syllabus can be customized and modified based on the specific
requirements of learners or the location.
