Course on Computer Certificates(CCC)
About Course
The Computer Concepts Course (CCC) is designed to provide learners with a solid foundation in computer fundamentals, including the essential hardware, software, and digital literacy skills needed in today’s technology-driven world. This course covers a wide range of topics, from understanding the basic components of a computer system to using popular software applications like word processors, spreadsheets, and presentation tools. Students will also explore key concepts such as internet safety, digital communication, and data security. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to refresh your skills, the CCC course equips you with the practical knowledge and hands-on experience necessary to navigate and excel in the digital age.
Basic Information
- Course Fees : ₹29,500/- without scholarship
- Course Duration : 6 MONTHS to 12 MONTHS
- Scholarship available
- 100% Job Assurance
Syllabus
2) Basic Computer Hardware 3) Operating Systems and Software
4) Basic Computer Skills
5) Introduction to Digital Communication and the Internet
6) Introduction to Word Processing (MS Word)
7) Introduction to Spreadsheets (MS Excel)
8) Introduction to Presentations (MS PowerPoint)
9) Introduction to Digital Security and Safety
10) Introduction to Databases and Database Management
11) Introduction to Cloud Computing and Online Storage
12) Troubleshooting and Basic Maintenance
13) Emerging Technologies and Future Trends
14) Final Exam and Certification
Course Highlights
- Who can eligible for this Course
Eligibility for a Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) typically requires candidates to have completed their 10th or 12th grade from a recognized board. While there’s usually no strict age limit, the course often targets younger students or recent graduates. Basic computer knowledge and proficiency in the language of instruction are beneficial, and a genuine interest in technology is essential for success in the program.
- Project for this course
A project for the Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) course typically involves developing practical applications, such as an Inventory Management System or a Personal Finance Tracker. Students apply their skills in programming, database management, and web development to create functional software solutions. These projects not only showcase their technical abilities but also enhance their portfolios for future career opportunities.
- Course Duration
Our Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) course is designed to be completed within 6 months to 1 year, providing flexible options to suit your schedule. Gain essential skills in computer applications, programming, and software usage through a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice.
- Batch & Timing
We offer Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) classes Monday to Friday, with multiple batches available to accommodate different schedules. Our flexible timings range from early morning sessions starting at 8 AM to evening classes concluding at 9 PM. This allows students to choose a batch that best fits their personal and professional commitments, ensuring a convenient and effective learning experience.
- Course Duration
After completing the Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) course, graduates are equipped with essential IT skills, preparing them for various entry-level roles in the tech industry. They can pursue careers as computer operators, data entry specialists, or IT support technicians. Additionally, the course lays a strong foundation for further studies in computer science or related fields, enhancing future career prospects.
- Who can eligible for this Course
Eligibility for a Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) typically requires candidates to have completed their 10th or 12th grade from a recognized board. While there’s usually no strict age limit, the course often targets younger students or recent graduates. Basic computer knowledge and proficiency in the language of instruction are beneficial, and a genuine interest in technology is essential for success in the program.
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Table of Content
Introduction to Computer Concepts
1.1 What is a Computer?
1.2 History and Evolution of Computers
1.3 Types of Computers
1.4 Components of a Computer System
1.5 Importance of Computer Literacy
Basic Computer Hardware
2.1 Central Processing Unit (CPU)
2.2 Memory: RAM and ROM
2.3 Input Devices (Keyboard, Mouse, Scanner, etc.)
2.4 Output Devices (Monitor, Printer, Speakers, etc.)
2.5 Storage Devices (Hard Disk, SSD, Optical Discs, USB Drives)
2.6 Computer Ports and Connectors
2.7 Power Supply and Cooling Systems
Operating Systems and Software
3.1 What is an Operating System?
3.2 Types of Operating Systems: Windows, macOS, Linux
3.3 File Management and Folder Structure
3.4 Installing, Uninstalling, and Updating Software
3.5 System Security and Updates
3.6 Types of Software: System Software vs. Application Software
3.7 Common Application Software (Word Processors, Spreadsheets, etc.)
Basic Computer Skills
4.1 Navigating the Desktop and File Explorer
4.2 Using the Internet and Web Browsers
4.3 Email Communication and Etiquette
4.4 Managing Files and Folders (Copy, Move, Rename, Delete)
4.5 Understanding File Extensions and Formats
4.6 Printing and Scanning Basics
4.7 Keyboard Shortcuts and Productivity Tips
Introduction to Digital Communication and the Internet
5.1 What is the Internet?
5.2 Internet Services: WWW, Email, Cloud Computing
5.3 Internet Safety and Security Basics
5.4 Social Media and Digital Footprint
5.5 Using Search Engines Effectively
5.6 Online Collaboration Tools (Google Drive, Zoom, etc.)
5.7 Basic Troubleshooting for Internet Connectivity
Introduction to Word Processing (MS Word)
6.1 Overview of MS Word Interface
6.2 Basic Formatting: Text, Paragraphs, Styles
6.3 Working with Tables, Graphics, and Images
6.4 Creating and Formatting Documents
6.5 Inserting Headers, Footers, and Page Numbers
6.6 Using Spell Check and Grammar Tools
6.7 Printing and Saving Documents
Introduction to Spreadsheets (MS Excel)
7.1 Overview of MS Excel Interface
7.2 Basic Excel Functions (SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, etc.)
7.3 Working with Rows, Columns, and Cells
7.4 Data Entry, Editing, and Formatting
7.5 Creating and Formatting Charts and Graphs
7.6 Sorting, Filtering, and Analyzing Data
7.7 Using Formulas and Functions in Excel
Introduction to Presentations (MS PowerPoint)
8.1 Overview of MS PowerPoint Interface
8.2 Creating and Formatting Slides
8.3 Adding Text, Images, and Media to Slides
8.4 Transitions, Animations, and Slide Show Settings
8.5 Preparing and Delivering a Presentation
8.6 Printing Handouts and Slide Notes
Introduction to Digital Security and Safety
9.1 Understanding Digital Security
9.2 Viruses, Malware, and Spyware
9.3 Installing and Using Antivirus Software
9.4 Creating Strong Passwords and Authentication Methods
9.5 Safe Online Shopping and Banking Practices
9.6 Avoiding Phishing and Online Scams
9.7 Backing Up Data and Data Recovery
Introduction to Presentations (MS PowerPoint)
10.1 What is a Database?
10.2 Types of Databases (Relational vs. Non-Relational)
10.3 Basics of Microsoft Access
10.4 Creating Tables and Forms in Access
10.5 Queries and Reports
10.6 Using Databases for Simple Data Management
Introduction to Cloud Computing and Online Storage
11.1 What is Cloud Computing?
11.2 Types of Cloud Services (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
11.3 Popular Cloud Storage Services (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive)
11.4 Collaboration and Sharing Files Online
11.5 Cloud Security and Privacy Concerns
Troubleshooting and Basic Maintenance
12.1 Basic Troubleshooting Techniques for Common Problems
12.2 Hardware and Software Diagnostics
12.3 Resolving Computer Performance Issues
12.4 Regular Computer Maintenance Practices (Disk Cleanup, Updates, etc.)
12.5 When to Seek Professional Help
Emerging Technologies and Future Trends
13.1 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
13.2 The Internet of Things (IoT)
13.3 Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR)
13.4 Blockchain Technology
13.5 The Future of Computing: Quantum Computing, 5G, and Beyond
Final Exam and Certification
14.1 Review of Key Concepts
14.2 Practice Test and Assessment
14.3 Exam Preparation Tips
14.4 Certification Requirements and Awarding Process