COMP101 Curriculum
COMP101 Curriculum
COMP101 Curriculum
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At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have fundamental understanding
of the following:
Overview of the course together with its corresponding topics and subtopics
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Introduction to Computer
Definition of Computer
Data information
Four basic Function of Computer
RESOURCES
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Course Syllabus
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Begin with a question of what company that can run without using any computer technology.
2. Begin the topic and subtopic of the week
3. Inform student about the benefits of learning computer technology personally, business
pleasure, and employment.
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have learned.
Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students if they have
fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
NA
REFERENCE
WEEK 1
Lesson 2
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History of Computer
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have fundamental understanding
of the following:
Early Computing Devices
1st Generation Computers
2nd Generation Computers
3rd Generation Computers
4th Generation Computers
5th Generation Computers
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
History of Computers
Early Computing Devices
1st Generation of Computers
2nd Generation of Computers
3rd Generation of Computers
4th Generation of Computers
5th Generation of Computers
RESOURCES
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Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the topics.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 1
Quiz 2 (Lesson 1 2)
REFERENCE
WEEK 2
Lesson 3
Application of Computer
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have more knowledge and
understanding of the following:
Computer advantage in education, business, industry, and individual nation
Impact of computer technology in our everyday living
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Application of Computer
Education
Business
Industry
Individual Living
RESOURCES
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Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 2 (Assignment)
REFERENCE
WEEK 2
Lesson 4
Classification of Computers
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
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At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have more knowledge and
understanding of the following:
According to size
According to capacity
According to data handled
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Classification of Computers
According to size
According to Capacity
According to data handled
RESOURCES
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Module/ Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Experience of actual hands on.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated to
the hands on.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the hands on (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students if
they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 3
REFERENCE
WEEK 3
Lesson 5
LAB ACTIVITIES(A)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are more aware of the common or basic
application that window xp usually provide like how to operate my computer, taskbar,
folder and disk, and window explorer,
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TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Lab Activities
My Computer
The taskbar
Folder and Disk
Window explorer
RESOURCES
Laboratory
Modules/Handouts
Computer Laboratory
LESSON STRUCTURE
At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 2 (Assignment)
REFERENCE
WEEK 3
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Lesson 6
LAB ACTIVITIES
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are more aware of the common or basic
application that window xp usually provide like how to operate my computer, taskbar,
folder and disk, and window explorer,
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Lab Activities
My Computer
The taskbar
Folder and Disk
Window explorer
RESOURCES
Laboratory
Modules/Handouts
Computer Laboratory
LESSON STRUCTURE
At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 2 (Assignment)
REFERENCE
WEEK 4
Lesson 7
Working with files (Component of Computer System)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have more ideas about hardware parts
and inventory of Computer System
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TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Working With files
Component of Computer System (Hard ware)
RESOURCES
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Actual presentation of hardware and parts and explanation of their function in the system
3. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
4. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
5. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 6 (Assignment)
REFERENCE
WEEK 4
Lesson 8
Component of Computer System (Software, People ware)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to more ideas about Software application that
basic computer system can provide
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Component of Computer System
Hardware
Peopleware
Session Instructors Plan
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RESOURCES
Whiteboard/Marker
Computer Laboratory
Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 7
REFERENCE
WEEK 5
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION WEEK
WEEK 6
Lesson 9
COMPUTER ETCHICS (A)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have more ideas with the rules and
regulation they must follow accordingly to the law
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
10 Commandments of Computer
Computer Crimes
RESOURCES
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Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 8 (Assignment)
REFERENCE
WEEK 6
Lesson 10
COMPUTER ETHICS (B)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have more ideas with the rules and
regulation they must follow accordingly to the law
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Rouge Software
Computer Tips
Software Piracy
RESOURCES
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Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
Session Instructors Plan
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to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 9
REFERENCE
WEEK 7
Lesson 11
LAB ACTIVITIES(B)
At the end of the lesson, the students are more aware of the common or basic
application that window xp usually provide like how to operate my computer, taskbar,
folder and disk, and window explorer,
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Lab Activities
Notepad
Wordpad
Character Map
Paint
Calculator
RESOURCES
Laboratory
Modules/Handouts
Computer Laboratory
LESSON STRUCTURE
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At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork (Assignment)
REFERENCE
WEEK 7
Lesson 12
LAB ACTIVITIES(B)
At the end of the lesson, the students are more aware of the common or basic
application that window xp usually provide like how to operate my computer, taskbar,
folder and disk, and window explorer,
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Lab Activities
Notepad
Worpad
Character Map
Paint
Calculator
RESOURCES
Laboratory
Modules/Handouts
Computer Laboratory
LESSON STRUCTURE
At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork (Assignment)
Session Instructors Plan
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REFERENCE
WEEK 8
Lesson 13
INTRODUCTION OF DATAPROCESSING
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have more ideas of how computer
process and the computer capabilities
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
RESOURCES
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Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork (Assignment)
REFERENCE
WEEK 8
Lesson 14
INFORMATION SYSTEM
Session Instructors Plan
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have fundamental understanding of
the following:
1. Qualities of information
2. Information System
3. The Decision Making Process
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Qualities of Information
Information System
The Decision Making Process
RESOURCES
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Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
REFERENCE
WEEK 9
MIDTERM EXAMINATION WEEK
WEEK 10
Lesson 15
INTRODUCTION OF D.O.S
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have more knowledge of Disk
Operating System
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TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
History
Overview of D.O.S
Function of Operating System
Types of Operating System
Types of D.O.S Commands
RESOURCES
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Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 14 (Assignment)
REFERENCE
WEEK 10
Lesson 16
CURRENT TREND AND ISSUES(A)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have fundamental understanding of
the following:
1. Ergonomics
2. Artificial Intelligence
Session Instructors Plan
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3. Telecommuting
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Ergonomics
Artificial Intelligence
Telecommuting
RESOURCES
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Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
REFERENCE
WEEK 11
Lesson 17
CURRENT TREND AND ISSUES(B)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have fundamental understanding of
the following:
1. Virtual Reality
2. Bluetooth Technology
3. Information Engineering
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Virtual Reality
Bluetooth Technology
Information Engineering
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RESOURCES
Whiteboard/Marker
Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 16 (Assignment)
REFERENCE
WEEK 11
Lesson 18
CAREER IN IT: (INFORMATION DEPARTMENT)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1.
2.
3.
4.
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have fundamental understanding of
the following:
Management
System Analysis Group
Programming Group
Data Communicating Group
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Management
System Analysis Group
Programming Group
Data Communicating Group
RESOURCES
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Session Instructors Plan
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Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
REFERENCE
WEEK 12
Lesson 19
CAREER IN IT (INFORMATION DEPARTMENT)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have fundamental understanding of
the following:
1. Technical Support Group
2. Operation Group
3. Training Group
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
RESOURCES
Whiteboard/Marker
Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
Session Instructors Plan
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to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 18 (Assignment)
REFERENCE
WEEK 12
Lesson 20
CAREER IN IT: (INFORMATION DEPARTMENT)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have fundamental understanding of
the following:
1. Technical Support Group
2. Operation Group
3. Training Group
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
RESOURCES
Whiteboard/Marker
Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
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if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 19
REFERENCE
WEEK 13
Lesson 21
LAB ACTIVITIES (C)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are more aware of the common or basic
application that window xp usually provide like how to operate my computer, taskbar,
folder and disk, and window explorer,
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Lab Activities
System Tools
Dos Commands
Screen Display
Control Panel
RESOURCES
LESSON STRUCTURE
At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork
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REFERENCE
WEEK 13
Lesson 22
LAB ACTIVITIES (C)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are more aware of the common or basic
application that window xp usually provide like how to operate my computer, taskbar,
folder and disk, and window explorer,
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Lab Activities
System Tools
Dos Commands
Screen Display
Control Panel
RESOURCES
White Board/Marker
Modules/Handouts
Computer Laboratory
LESSON STRUCTURE
At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 2 (Assignment)
REFERENCE
WEEK 14
PRE-FINAL EXAMINATION WEEK
Session Instructors Plan
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WEEK 15
Lesson 23
CAREER IN IT (OTHER CARRER OPPORTUNITIES)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have fundamental understanding of
the following:
1. Career in Office Automation Specialist
2. Career in Microcomputer Specialist
3. Career in User Liaisons
4. Career in Service Vendors
5. Hardware Vendors
6. Software Vendors
7. Computer Instructors
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Career
Career
Career
Career
Career
Career
Career
in
in
in
in
in
in
in
RESOURCES
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Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
1. Review the topics/subtopics learned from last lesson. A brief question and answer is
required.
2. Facilitate a question and answer session related to the key learning objectives associated
to the slides.
3. Provide activities and/or exercises related to the topic (if any).
4. At the end of the lesson, time should be set aside to reinforce what the students have
learned. Make a short review of the lesson, this would be the best time to ask the students
if they have fully understood the topics/subtopics discussed during the session.
EVALUATION
Seatwork 22 (Assignment)
REFERENCE
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WEEK 15
Lesson 24
CAREER IN IT (INDIVIDUAL RECITATION)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
In this week the student must prepare a recitation of what career they wish to choose and
the reason
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Individual Recitation
RESOURCES
Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
EVALUATION
Recitation
REFERENCE
???
WEEK 16
Lesson 25
PROJECT EXPLANATION (GROUP PRESENTATION)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
This week the students must group themselves and imagine that if they will be given a
chance to establish a Business. What would it be? And the reason (Must be Profitable,
Creative, and with Computer technology involved)
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Project Explanation
Project preparation
RESOURCES
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LESSON STRUCTURE
EVALUATION
Group Project
REFERENCE
WEEK 16
Lesson 26
PROJECT EXPLANATION (GROUP PRESENTATION)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
This week the students must group themselves and imagine that if they will be given a
chance to establish a Business. What would it be? And the reason (Must be Profitable,
Creative, and with Computer technology involved)
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Project Explanation
Project preparation
RESOURCES
Whiteboard/Marker
Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
EVALUATION
Group Project
REFERENCE
WEEK 17
Lesson 27
PROJECT PRESENTATION
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
The student must present their long awaited group presentation and their defense against
my questions
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TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Group Presentaion
RESOURCES
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Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
EVALUATION
Group Project
REFERENCE
WEEK 17
Lesson 28
PROJECT PRESENTATION
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
The student must present their long awaited group presentation and their defense against
my questions
TOPICS / SUBTOPICS
Group Presentaion
RESOURCES
Whiteboard/Marker
Modules/Handouts
LESSON STRUCTURE
EVALUATION
Group Project
REFERENCE
WEEK 18
FINAL EXAMINATION WEEK
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