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    Computer Skills: by Mykhailo Prostak, IA-73

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    Computer skills

    By Mykhailo Prostak, IA-73


    5 Levels of Computer Skills

    • Fundamental Skills
    • Basic Computing and Applications
    • Intermediate Computing and Applications
    • Advanced Computing and Applications
    • Proficient Computing, Applications, and Programming
    Fundamental Skills

    No previous computer experience is necessary. These lessons are


    appropriate for anyone just getting started with computers

    Two necessary skills to get fundamental level:


    • Typing
    • Mouse
    Basic Computing and Applications Skills

    Basic computer skills, as defined by the ICAS Computer Skills


    Assessment Framework include Internet and email, computers, word
    processing, graphics and multimedia, and spreadsheets

    Learners should complete the Fundamentals computer skills lessons


    before proceeding to the basic level
    Basic Computing and Applications Skills

    Need to know:
    • Internet surfing skills
    • Email sending
    • Word processing and formatting
    • Presentations, Graphics and Multimedia base levels
    • Work with Spreadsheets
    Intermediate Computing and Applications
    Skills

    Intermediate computer skills, as defined by the ICAS Computer Skills


    Assessment Framework include Internet and email, computers, word
    processing, graphics and multimedia, and spreadsheets and
    databases

    Learners should complete the Basic computer skills lessons before


    proceeding to the intermediate level
    Intermediate Computing and Applications
    Skills

    Need to know:
    • Computer terminology
    • Software concepts
    • Databases
    Advanced Computing and Applications Skills

    Advanced computer skills, as defined by the ICAS Computer Skills


    Assessment Framework include Internet and email, computers, word
    processing, graphics and multimedia, and spreadsheets and
    databases

    Learners should complete the Intermediate computer skills lessons


    before proceeding to the advanced level
    Advanced Computing and Applications Skills

    • Understand purpose and process for upgrade installation


    • Recognize purpose of different views of databases
    • Understand operating systems performance indicators: disk space;
    alert boxes; warnings; viruses; memory; CPU
    • Understand use of flash drives; memory cards
    • Understand image capturing: digital cameras; screen shots
    Proficient Computing, Applications, and
    Programming Skills

    Proficient computer skills, as defined by the ICAS Computer Skills


    Assessment Framework include Internet and email, computers, word
    processing, graphics and multimedia, spreadsheets and databases,
    and programming and scripting

    Learners should complete the Advanced computer skills lessons


    before proceeding to the proficient level
    Proficient Computing, Applications, and
    Programming Skills

    • Understand connectivity: Wireless; Bluetooth; broadband; dial up


    • Understand mail merge
    • Recognize and understand sequence; conditionals; loops
    • Understand variables; events
    • Understand simple algorithms
    Proficient Computing, Applications, and
    Programming Skills

    • Understand absolute/relative/circular references in spreadsheets


    • Create ‘if statement’ formulas
    • Create complex graphs/charts/tables
    • Know how to work across multiple spreadsheets
    • Demonstrate aesthetic judgement in use of tools for image
    creation and manipulation
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