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COMPUTER EDUCATION ● MCE-01-2223-

Sem/SY: 1st / 2022-2023
DEPARTMENT ComFund

COURSE INFORMATION
Course Title Computing Fundamentals

Course Code ITE 6101

Course Unit 3

Pre/Co-requisites None

This course provides an overview of the computing industry and

computing profession, including research and applications in the
different fields; an appreciation of computing in the different fields
such us Biology, Sociology, Environment and Gaming; an
Course Description
understanding of ACM requirements; an appreciation of the history
of computing; and knowledge of the key components of the
computer systems (organization and architecture), malware,
computer security, internet and internet protocols, HTML4/5, CSS.

 Identify and analyze computer hardware, software, and network components.

 Use systems development, word-processing, spreadsheet, and presentation
Course Outcomes
software to solve basic information systems problems
 Design basic business web pages using current HTML/CSS coding standards.

COURSE DELIVERY
Contact Load 5 hours (2 hours lecture; 3 hours laboratory)

Blended Learning
Modality ● Limited Face-to-Face
● Asynchronous Full-Online with Scheduled Virtual Sessions

● Interactivity Focus (Discussion Activities; Individual or Group

Demonstrations)
● Critical Thinking (Reporting; Learning Argument Activities;
Persuasive Learning; Critiquing Activities; etc.)
Teaching and
● Production or Output Focus (Project Development; Research
Learning Activities
Assignment; Output Implementation; etc.)
● Problem Solving (Simulation Activities; Case Study; Class
Solution and Consequences; Problem Set Solving; etc.)

COURSE STRUCTURE
Wk. Topics Resources Assessment

1  History of Computer Printed Resources: ● Output

 Basic Introduction to Computer  Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. presentation
 Review of MS offices tools Vermaat, Jeffrey J. ● Project/Output
  History of Computer Quasney, Susan L.
2  Basic Introduction to Computer Sebok, Steven M.
 Review of MS offices tools Freund (2014), 8th
Edition Discovering
3 Binary Number System Conversion Computers
Fundamentals (Your
4 Binary Number System Conversion Interactive Guide to the
Digital World),
Fundamentals of the World Wide Web Cengage Brain.com
5
and Internet  Parsons (2016)
Computer Concepts,
Fundamentals of the World Wide Web Cengage Brain.com
6
and Internet
 Prof. Dmitry Ankudinov
7 Software for Systems (2015) Computer
Fundamentals and
8 Components of PC DBMS, ArclerPress
 Prof. R.M. Smith (2015)
9 Networking and Communication Fundamentals of
Computer Networks,
10 Types of Storage ArclerPress
 Faithe Wempen (2012)
11 Types of Storage (cont.) Microsoft Office 2010
for Dummies e
12 Utility programs and operating system Learning Kit, Wiley
Websites:
13 The ICT Industry  Jeleel Adukenle (2013)
Fundamentals of
Exploring information system Implementation
computer studies,
14 development and programming ● Demonstration
retrieved from
languages ● Quizzes
https://www.researchga
● Assignments
te.net/publication/2583
15 The web basics ● Hands on
39295
laboratory
16 HTML4/5 basics  Tutorials Point (2014)
Computer Logical and
17 CSS3 basics Organization, retrieved
from
18 ICT Laws and Ethics https://www.tutorialspoi
nt.com/computer_logic
al_organization/binary_
arithmetic.htm
PPT
 Rave (2015),
Introduction to
computers, retrieved
from
http://www.dauniv.ac.in
/downloads/intro.ppt
 Tech Tech (2015)
Computer basics,
retrieved from
vfu.bg/en/e-Learning/C
omputer-Basics--
CTE_I__-
_Computer_Basics.ppt
Magazine
 Sherry Tenorio
(January 2018), HWM
Philippines, Embracing
Transformation, vol14.
Issue 02, pp 26-27
  Tuan Nguyen
(September 2016),
Maximum PC. Supper
Charge Windows 10,
vol 21, no. 9, pp. 26-33
Sherry Tenorio

COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND POLICIES

● Class participation
● Quizzes and assignments
Course
● Laboratory activities
Requirements
● Exams
● Project development and presentation

Periodical
● Quizzes/Assignments (40%)
● Exams/Major Requirements (60%)

Grading System Exams

● Prelim (20%)
● Midterm (20%)
● Pre-final (20%)
● Final (40%)

COURSE ISSUANCE
Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by:

MICHELLE C. ELAPE, MIT JUNELL T. BOJOCAN, MIT ALAN L. ATEGA, MBA

Course Instructor CED Dean School Director