Basic computer terminology.

What is a computer?

What is an operating system?

What are the major physical components of the computer?

Keyboard

Mouse

CPU

Monitor

What is the desktop?

Quick Launch Toolbar

Taskbar

Start menu

My Computer

Task Manager

Windows and its components

Minimize/Maximize/Close buttons

Title bar

Navigating a webpage

ISP

URL

Web site

Home page

Bookmark

Search engine

Web browsing (Google Chrome, Mozilla)

Navigation

Toolbars

Menu options

Scrolling

Minimize, maximize and close

Favorites

Highlight

Print

File Management

Create a new folder.

Copy/Move files from one folder to another.

Drag and Drop files.

Create different file types with varying extensions.

Create a shortcut to an often-used file or application.

Utilize the hard drive and other drives for file management.

Rename/Delete a folder or file.

Use the Recycle Bin appropriately.

Introduction

Starting Microsoft Word

Quitting Microsoft Word

File Management

Creating A New Document

Saving A Document in Microsoft Word

Saving to Different Locations

Opening an Existing Document

Editing

Moving around the Document

Delete Text

Selecting Text

Move and Copy Text

Checking Spelling and Grammar

Document Enhancements

Character Formatting

Paragraph Formatting

Bulleted and Numbered Lists

Page and Document Attributes

Document Views

Custom Margins and Page Layout

Page Numbers, Headers and Footers

Page Breaks

Tables and Styles

Tables

Columns

Mail merge

Graphics

Drawing Bar

Inserting Objects Vs Linking Objects

Editing and Formatting Graphics

Table of Contents and Printing

To compile a table of contents by using built-in heading styles:

List of Figures

Table of Index

Printing

Introduction

Creating a Basic Worksheet

Performing Calculations

Modifying a Worksheet

Formatting a Worksheet

Printing Workbook Contents

Data Analysis and Presentation

Validating and Updating data

Types of spread sheets

Examples of spread sheets

Advantages of electronic spread sheets

Functions of spread sheets

Applications of spread sheets

Getting Started

To launch MS Excel 2003;

Parts of MS Excel Applications Window

Features of Microsoft excel

Data entry in MS excel

Types of formula

Entering data in a cell

Selecting data in a work sheet

Formatting A Worksheet

Auto formats

Data reference

Editing a worksheet

Functions and formula

Calculation operators:

Using various functions

Goal seek

Sorting and filtering

Sorting

Filtering

Auto filter

Advanced filter

Subtotal

Data validation

Steps of creating a chart

Types of charts

Creating a pivot table

Formatting charts

Setting print area, page setup and passwords

Page setup and printing

Repeating titles in every page (column labels)

Print order/ print area

To protect your work book / work sheet

To protect a work book

Data forms

Errors values

Freeze pane

Split panes

How to use features of Outlook?

How to compose and organize your email

How to work with contacts

How to use calendar features?

How to do Outlook tasks

New Features of PowerPoint

Creating presentations with PowerPoint

Apply pre-production organizational concepts (such as storyboarding and visual organizers)

Open and close a presentation or presentation template

Save a presentation file

Create an original presentation or use a template

Rearrange slides using slide sorter or a storyboard feature to organize a presentation

Choose a slide format

Use icons and menus

Type/enter text or create a text box

Change (Font size, Font type, Style or effects, Color)

Cut, copy, and paste text

Use undo and redo icons

Select and resize graphics, pictures, clip art

Select multimedia clips or sounds

Use page setup

Print

Use slide show tool

Transitions and animations

Graphics, clip art, sounds, and multimedia files (including narration)

Modifying background and layout of presentation slides Use of spell check, grammar check, and thesaurus

Use find, change, and replace tool

Apply principles and elements of graphic design

Use tools to rotate, edit, or highlight text

Insert objects such as graphs, charts, and spreadsheets

Insert hyperlinks

Use print preview

Print audience handouts to support a multimedia presentation

Insert page/slide numbers

Manage headers and footers

Edit master slide(s)

Adjust presentation timing, action buttons, and looping

Import animations, sounds, and multimedia from other files/applications (such as background music and visual organizers)

Create presentations using navigation buttons and non-linear design

Work in various modes/views (such as outline, notes, and presentation)

Use function keys and keyboard shortcuts

Adjust page/slide views

Troubleshoot formatting problems -- use Help feature

Modify tool bars to reflect current use for tool(s)

How to create and design Access databases

How to work with Access tables, relationships, keys and constraints

How to query data

How to manage and design interfaces with Access Forms

How to create basic to advanced reports

How to automate tasks with Macros and VBA

Social Media Security

Drop box

Google Drive

Emails

Viruses

Definitions

Types of viruses

Software Bugs.

Trojan Horses.

Software Chameleons.

Software Bombs.

Logic Bombs.

Time Bombs.

Resident viruses

Non-resident viruses

Vectors and hosts

History of Viruses

Ways in which a virus can infect a computer

Different Approaches of Dealing with Virus

Dictionary approach

Suspicious approach

Heuristic approach

Sandbox approach

File type approach

White listing approach

Issues of Concern

Replication strategy

Types of transmission media and files commonly targeted by viruses.

Methods that viruses use to avoid detection

Vulnerable computer spots

Virus Detection

What to do if infected

Introduction to antivirus soft wares

Types of antivirus soft wares

How antivirus soft wares work

Installing, managing, updating and using antivirus soft wares

Preventive measures

Counter measures (user education)

Recovery methods

Policies that can be implemented to control virus risk in computers