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Computer Syllabu

The document outlines a syllabus for an introductory computer course at EMTC Missiological and Theological College in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. It covers topics such as computer basics, operating systems, word processing, spreadsheets, internet usage, email, and presentation skills. The syllabus includes practical exercises, recommended textbooks, and sample examination questions.

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Computer Syllabu

The document outlines a syllabus for an introductory computer course at EMTC Missiological and Theological College in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. It covers topics such as computer basics, operating systems, word processing, spreadsheets, internet usage, email, and presentation skills. The syllabus includes practical exercises, recommended textbooks, and sample examination questions.

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EMTC Missiological And Theological College - Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Syllab

1. Introduction to computer
1.1 What is computer?
1. Characteristics of Computers
2. Basic Applications of Computer
1.2 Components of Computer System
1. Central Processing Unit(CPU)
2. VDU, Keyboard and Mouse
3. Other input/output Devices
4. Computer Memory
5. Concepts of Hardware and Software
1.3 Classifications of computers
1.4 Representation of data/Information concepts of data
processing
1. Definition of Information and data
2. Basic data types
3. Storage of data/Information as files
Tutorial: The student is allowed to enumerate in what ways he can use the
computer for his own purpose/business.
Practical: The student needs to be exposed/shown various components and
supposed how to switch on a computer. This applies to the next few chapters also.
2. Introduction to Windows
2.1What is an operating system and basics of Windows
2.2 The User Interface
1. Using Mouse and Moving Icons on the
screen
2. The My Computer Icon
3. The Recycle Bin
4. Status Bar, Start and Menu & Menu-
selection
5. Running an Application
6. Windows Explorer Viewing of File, Folders
and Directories
7. Creating and Renaming of files and folders
8. Opening and closing of different Windows
2.3 Windows Setting
1. Control Panels
2. Wall paper and Screen Savers
3. Setting the date and Sound
4. Concept of menu Using Help
2.4 Advanced Windows
1. Using right Button of the Mouse
2. Creating Short cuts
3. Basics of Window Setup
4. Notepad
5. Window Accessories
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Practical: More stress is on practical. Allow the student freely the computer
experience each command rather than explaining in a theory class.

3. Basic DOS commands


3.1 Comparison of DOS and Windows
3.2 Switching Between DOS and Windows
3.3 Basic DOS Commands
1. File/Directory Manipulations
2. Copying of files and Disks
3. Delete/Undelete
4. Formatting a floppy
4. Elements of Word Processing
4.1 Word Processing Basic
1. An Introduction to Word Processing
2. Opening Word Processing Package
3. The Menu Bar
4. Using the Help
5. Using the Icons below menu bar
4.2 Opening Documents and Closing documents
1. Opening Documents
2. Save and Save AS
3. Page Setup
4. Printing of Documents
5. Display/Hiding of Paragraph Marks and
Inter Word Space
4.3 Moving Around in a Document
1. Scrolling the Document
2. Scrolling by line/paragraph
3. Fast Scrolling and Moving Pages
4.4 Using a Document/Help Wizard
4.5 Text Creation and Manipulation
1. Paragraph and Tab Setting
2. Text Selection
3. Cut, copy and paste
4. Font and Size selection
5. Bold ,Italic and Underline
6. Alignment of Text: Center, Left, right and
Justify
4.6 Formatting the Text
1. Changing font, Size and Color
2. Paragraph indenting
3. Bullets and Numbering
4. Use of Tab and Tab setting
5. Changing case
4.7 Handling Multiple Documents
1. Opening and closing of Multiple documents
2. Cut, Copy and Paste across the documents
3. Saving of Clip boards
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4.8 Table Manipulation
1. Concept of table: Rows Columns and Cells
2. Draw Table
3. Changing cell Width and Height
4. Alignment of Text in Cell
5. Copying of cell
6. Delete/insertion of row and columns
7. Borders for Table
4.9 Printing
1. Printing
2. Print Preview
3. Print a selected page
5. Spread Sheet
5.1 Elements of Electronics Spread Sheet
1. Application/usage of Electronic Spread
Sheet
2. Opening of Spread Sheet
3. The menu bar
4. Creation of cells and addressing of cells
5. Cell inputting
5.2 Manipulation of cells
1. Enter texts numbers and dates
2. Creation of tables
3. Cell Height and Widths
4. Copying of cells
5.3 Providing Formulas
1. Using basic functions / formalism a cell
2. Sum function
3. Average
4. Percentage
5. Other basic functions
5.4 Spread sheets for Small accountings
1. Maintaining invoices/budgets
2. Totaling of various transactions
3. Maintaining daily and monthly sales reports
6. Computer Communication and Internet
6.1 Basic of Computer networks
1. LAN
2. WAN
6.2 Internet
1. Concept of Internet
2. Application of Internet
6.3 Service on Inter Net
1. WWW and web-sites
2. Electronic mails
3. Communication on Internet
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7. WWW and Web Browsers
7.1 Web Browsing software
1. Internet Explorer
2. Netscape Communicator
7.2 Surfing the Internet
1. Giving the URL address
2. Search
3. Moving Around in a web-site
4. Printing or saving portion of web pages
5. Down loading
7.3 Chatting on Internet
8. Email
8.1 Basic of electronic mail
1. What is an Electronic mail
2. Email addressing
3. Mailbox: Inbox and outbox
8.2 Using Emails
1. Viewing an email
2. Sending an Email
3. Saving mails
4. Sending same mail to various users
8.3 Document handling
1. Sending soft copy as attachment
2. Enclosures to email
3. Sending a Portion of document as email

9. Making Small Presentations


9.1 Basics
1. Difference between presentation and
document
2. Using Power Point
3. Opening a Power Point Presentation
4. Using Wizard for creating a presentation
9.2 Creation of Presentation
1. Title
2. Text Creation
3. Fonts and Sizes
4. Bullets and indenting
5. Moving to Next Slide
9.3 Preparation of Slides
1. Selection of type of Slides
2. Importing text from word documents
3. Moving to next Slide
4. The Slide manager
9.4 Providing aesthetics
1. Slide Designs
2. Background and Text colors
3. Making your own slide format
4. Footnotes and slide numbering
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9.5 Slide Manipulation and Slide Show
9.6 Presentation of the Slides
1. Using the Slide Show
2. Printing the Slides and Handouts
3. Slide sorter
4. Title sorter
Text Books:
1. C.S. French "Data Processing and Information Technology", BPB
Publications 1998
2. P.K Sinha `Computer Fundamentals`, BPB Publications, 1992
3. Guy Hart-Davis "The ABCs of Microsoft Office 97 Professional edition",
BPB Publications, 1998
4. Karl Schwartz, "Microsoft Windows 98 Training Guide", 1998

Sample Question for Examination (Theory):

Max. Marks: - 100; Time:- 90 Minutes

The theory paper consists of Multiple Choice questions. There will be 100 questions
to be completed in 90 minutes. Each correct answer carries 01 mark. Some model
questions are as follows:
1. Select the appropriate answer from the choices below:
1. The following element of a computer is called as the heart of the
computer.
a) Keyboard b) Monitor c) Central Processing Unit (CPU) d) None of
the above
2. The main memory in a PC is also called as
a) RAM b) Storage device c) Microprocessor d) Processing Unit
3. A small balance sheet can be prepared by the following software
a) MS-Word b) MS Excel c) MS Power Point D) None of the above
4. In MS Windows an active window can closed by clicking on the
a) Right side top corner marked X b) right side top corner marked c)
left side top corner marked W d) CTRL-ALT-DEL
5 In Ms Word while typing a word/sentence in a document, the
word/phrase with under line in red color indicates
a) Grammatical mistake b) spelling mistake c) insert word d) any one
of the above
2. Identify True/False from the following statements.
1. The data arranged/organized into unable form is called Information
2. Keyboard is generally used as a input unit in PCs
3. Workstation are desktop computers with advanced and specialized
capabilities
4. PC is first generation computer
5. The margin can be set by using the ‘Page Setup’ Option in the file menu
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3. Fill in the Blanks with the options given below:

a) INSERT b) Laser Printer c) Mouse-Click


d) Floppy e) PCs

1. In MS Word the cursor can be placed anywhere in the document text


with the help of a ________
2. In the Power Point the new slide can be inserted by selecting the pull-
down menu _________
3. One of the high Printer is _________
4. VDU terminals are mainly used with __________
5. A popular secondary storage device ___________
3. Match the following

4.1 Presentation slides are normally printed on a) Replace in Edit menu


4.2 the shape of the bullet in MS word can be changed b) Formula SUM
4.3 The line spacing in a document can be changed c) Power point

4.4 The sum of the various entries in a column can be d) Paragraph in Format
obtained by Menu
4.5 Multiple occurrences of a phrase/word in a document e) Bullets & Numbering
can be changed by

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