Information Technology
| Course Code | VIT003 |
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| Fee Code | CT |
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COURSE STRUCTURE
Computer Studies I and Computer Studies II (Two modules)
Introduction to Personal Computers
Types of Systems
Peripherals
Software
Using DOS
Troubleshooting
Industry Applications
The Future of Computers
Hardware Components
Peripherals
Operating Systems
Files and Folders
Office Applications
Windows Accessories Programs
Disk Management
Installation of software
Trouble shooting
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Access
Microsoft Powerpoint
Writing a Web Site (HTML)
Introduction to the Internet and HTML
The most important HTML Tags
Simplification through HTML Construction Software
Creating Links
Loading a Site onto the Internet
Adding Graphics
Designing a Web Site that Works
Advanced Features
E Commerce
Introduction – what is e-commerce (more than the internet)
Success and failure – what makes the difference
Promotional strategies – are different on the internet
Optimizing web site potential
Increasing web site exposure
Automating supply of goods, services and cash flow
Managing constant change
Dealing with e-commerce problems
Computer Servicing 1
The computer workshop.
Computer and workshop safety.
Hardware components.
Different Systems & Basic Disassembly.
Peripherals.
System Assembly.
Installation of software.
Computer Maintenance: An Introduction
Troubleshooting: An Introduction
Elective: Select one module (e.g. Photoshop; SQL, Macromedia Flash) from the range of IT short courses listed on webpage: http://www.acs.edu.au/courses/ (Click on Information Technology)
Why choose this course?
A broad foundation course for anyone seeking entry into a career with computers. It is also a good course for people looking to complement their existing careers with IT knowledge. No previous IT experience is required to undertake this course.
Career Opportunites
You can work as 1st level IT help desk, IT Technician, IT officer
This course is internationally accredited through I.A.R.C