Introduction to Personal Computers Using Windows® 7

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Introduction to Personal Computers Using Windows® 7
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Sana | 22.07.2021 | Hajmi | 23,88 Kb. | | #15626 |
Introduction to Personal Computers Using Windows® 7
Course number: 084705
Course length: 1.0 day(s)
Course Description
Course Objective: You will familiarize yourself with the basic components of personal computers, log on to Windows 7, explore the Windows 7 interface, manage files and folders, use the common tools and programs available in Windows 7, customize the Windows 7 desktop, and browse the Internet.
Target Student: This course is targeted to individuals who do not have any background, knowledge, or experience in computers and who need to use personal computers at home or the office.
Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites required for this course.
Hardware Requirements
This course requires one desktop computer for each student.
Intel® Pentium® IV 800 MHz or higher
Minimum 512MB of RAM or higher
128 MB graphics processor that supports DirectX® 9.0
Generic Monitor (1024x768)
16 GB hard disk space for 32 bit or 20 GB hard disk space for 64 bit
DVD R/RW drive
High-speed Internet connection
A few recordable CDs/DVDs
Software Requirements
Each computer requires the following software:
Microsoft® Windows® 7
DirectX® 9.0
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
examine the parts that make up a personal computer to familiarize yourself with the basic components and individual functions of each component.
explore the Windows 7 operating system after logging on to it using the personal computer.
manage files and folders using Windows Explorer to navigate to folders and manage files.
understand application software, and use common tools and applications that are part of the Windows 7 operating system such as the WordPad word processor, the Paint tool, the Calculator tool, among others.
customize the Windows 7 desktop using the customizing tools and shortcuts to personalize the desktop to suit your business requirements.
examine networking tools and features so that you can browse for information using the Internet.
Course Content
Lesson 1: Getting Started with Personal Computers
Topic 1A: Identify Personal Computer Basics
Topic 1B: Identify Input Devices
Topic 1C: Identify Output Devices
Topic 1D: Identify Storage Devices
Topic 1E: Set Up the Computer
Topic 1F: Examine Personal Computer Functionality
Lesson 2: Exploring Windows 7 Operating System
Topic 2A: Log On to Windows 7 Operating System
Topic 2B: Explore the Desktop
Topic 2C: Work with Windows
Topic 2D: Use Windows Help and Support
Topic 2E: Turn Off Personal Computers
Lesson 3: Managing Folders and Files
Topic 3A: Navigate to Folders with Windows Explorer
Topic 3B: Work with Folders and Files
Topic 3C: Copy Data on Storage Media
Lesson 4: Using Common Tools and Programs
Topic 4A: Examine Application Software
Topic 4B: Create a Document in WordPad
Topic 4C: Work with the Calculator
Topic 4D: Customize a Graphic with the Paint Tool
Lesson 5: Customizing the Windows 7 Desktop
Topic 5A: Customize the Start Menu
Topic 5B: Customize the Taskbar
Topic 5C: Personalize the Desktop
Topic 5D: Set a Screen Saver
Topic 5E: Add Gadgets
Lesson 6: Browsing the Internet
Topic 6A: An Overview of Networks
Topic 6B: Browse Websites with Internet Explorer 8
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