Comment firstly, this is a statement of what the teacher will do, not what the student will achieve. Perhaps, in this latter form, it might serve as the general goal or aim of a whole course. This set of course learning goals needs improvement - see the comment at its conclusion. You will be aware of the capabilities and limitations of computing technologies, and be able to identify problems appropriate for computer solution. You will be able to select applications software and use it competently to solve problems specific to your field of study.
Some examples are word processing, spreadsheets, databases and electronic mail.
You can read more about these goals in your Student Handbook. Students certainly will need the Student Handbook referred to in order to clarify them. Again, these goals might be a general statement of the purpose of the course, but are too general for our purposes. This is a good example of a set of learning goals. If you came to this page from the document on Criterion Referenced Assessment then you may wish to return without attempting the task which follows.