Using the Computer and Managing Files
Overview/Description
To provide an overview of the basic computer applications, programs, settings, and file management
Target Audience
End users wanting to become familiar with IT concepts; end users wanting to attain competency in the use of computers; end users wanting to attain competency in the use of word-processing, spreadsheet, database, presentation, web browsing, and e-mail applications; end users wanting to attain an ECDL or ICDL certification or equivalent; staff of businesses and public bodies needing to attain certification in computer proficiency; university or other students needing to attain a basic IT qualification; staff of public bodies or organizations seeking to reskill themselves for the technology-based workplace; staff at universities, schools, or other training centers teaching computer literacy skills
Prerequisites
No prerequisites
Expected Duration
260 Minutes
Objectives:
Using the Computer and Managing Files
discuss the development of the Windows operating system family and how to log on to a Windows XP computer.
describe the key components of Windows XP.
use the Windows XP Help.
view and change system settings in Windows XP.
customize the Windows XP desktop.
start and shut down an application and work with elements of its user interface.
start and work with a program in Windows XP.
create a file using a word-processing application and save it to a floppy disk.
describe the directory structure in Windows XP and show how to manage files.
create and manage files.
browse and administer files, folders, drives, and network connections on a computer.
search for files and folders on a computer and scan a computer and files for viruses.
use Windows Explorer to manage files.
install and configure a printer in Windows XP.
connect to a printer, print a file, check on the printing of a file, and pause and resume the printing of a file.
print documents from different printers in Windows XP.
print a document in Windows XP.
Course Number: 116322_eng