Course Outline-Introduction to Computing-Handout, Exercises of Introduction to Computers

Saajan Sood provided this handout as outline of Introduction to Computing course at B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology. It includes: Course, Outline, Objectives, Information, Technology, System, Software, Multifunctional, Secondary, Storage, Connectivity, Wireless

Typology: Exercises

2011/2012

Uploaded on 07/12/2012

balraj
balraj 🇮🇳

4.6

(8)

36 documents

1 / 2

Toggle sidebar

This page cannot be seen from the preview

Don't miss anything!

bg1
Course Code: CS1113
Course Title: Introduction to Computing (BBA)
Instructor:
Term (Semester): Spring 2012
Duration: 16 Weeks
Course Objectives
There are two distinct threads which aim to provide the students with:
1. Theoretical exposure to computer and computing concepts which relate to basic
computer theories (Information Technology, Internet, Software, Hardware,
Communication and Procedures).
2. Practical knowledge of the PowerPoint, Word Processing, Spreadsheet and
Access
L EARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:
1) Answer a range of general knowledge questions in the field of computing and
information system.
2) Point out and name the key components of a Personal Computer system.
3) Identify the difference between Computer Hardware and Software.
4) Understand about the basic structure of a Personal Computer.
5) Use the word processing features to format text, setup page and produce business
documents.
6) Usebasic formulas and functions available in spreadsheets to solve business
problems.
7) Enable student be comfortable using the Internet to communicate (e-mail) and
find information (search).
8) Familiar with database concepts using MS Access
TEACHING METHODS:
Every week for the entire Semester there would be 3 hours of lecture/lab.
LECTURE: New concepts will be introduced and discussed in detail.
LABS: Revisiting of the concepts that was covered in the lectures for the week.
Recommended Text Book
1. Computing Essentials 2010 by Timothy J. O’Leary & Linda I. O’Leary
2. Computer Science: An Overview, 10th Edition By J. Glenn Brookshear
3. Invitation to Computer Science, Schneider, 2nd Ed.
Course Contents:
Week
No. Lecture No. Contents
Week 1 Lecture 1 & 2 Information Technology , the Internet, and You
Week 2 Lecture 3 & 4 Application Software
Week 3 Lecture 5 & 6 System Software
Week 4 Lecture 7 & 8 The System Unit
Week 5 Input/Output: Variety of input devices, Voice
Docsity.com
pf2

Partial preview of the text

Download Course Outline-Introduction to Computing-Handout and more Exercises Introduction to Computers in PDF only on Docsity!

Course Code: CS Course Title: Introduction to Computing (BBA) Instructor: Term (Semester): Spring 2012 Duration: 16 Weeks Course Objectives There are two distinct threads which aim to provide the students with:

  1. Theoretical exposure to computer and computing concepts which relate to basic computer theories (Information Technology, Internet, Software, Hardware, Communication and Procedures).
  2. Practical knowledge of the PowerPoint, Word Processing, Spreadsheet and Access L EARNING OUTCOMES Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:
  1. Answer a range of general knowledge questions in the field of computing and information system.
  2. Point out and name the key components of a Personal Computer system.
  3. Identify the difference between Computer Hardware and Software.
  4. Understand about the basic structure of a Personal Computer.
  5. Use the word processing features to format text, setup page and produce business documents.
  6. Use basic formulas and functions available in spreadsheets to solve business problems.
  7. Enable student be comfortable using the Internet to communicate (e-mail) and find information (search).
  8. Familiar with database concepts using MS Access TEACHING METHODS: Every week for the entire Semester there would be 3 hours of lecture/lab. LECTURE: New concepts will be introduced and discussed in detail. LABS: Revisiting of the concepts that was covered in the lectures for the week. Recommended Text Book
  1. Computing Essentials 2010 by Timothy J. O’Leary & Linda I. O’Leary
  2. Computer Science: An Overview , 10th Edition By J. Glenn Brookshear
  3. Invitation to Computer Science , Schneider, 2nd^ Ed. Course Contents:

Week

No.

Lecture No. Contents

Week 1 Lecture 1 & 2^ Information Technology , the Internet, and You

Week 2 Lecture 3 & 4 Application Software Week 3 Lecture 5 & 6 System Software Week 4 Lecture 7 & 8^ The System Unit Week 5 Input/Output: Variety of input devices, Voice

Docsity.com

Lecture 9 & 10 recognition, Variety of output devices, Multifunctional devices Telephony, Type of terminals Week 6 Lecture 11 & 12 Secondary Storage: Floppy and hard disks, Cartridges and disk packs, Performance enhancements, Compact disks, Specialized disks Week 7 Lecture 13 & 14 Connectivity, the Wireless Revolution, and Communications Week 8 Lecture 15 & 16 The Internet, the Web, and Electronic Commerce Week 9 MID TERM (NO CLASSES) Week 10 Lecture 17 & 18 Privacy and Security Week 11 Lecture 19 & 20 Multimedia, Web Authoring, Graphics & AI Week 12 Lecture 21 & 22 Databases: How data organized, Types of file organization, Advantages of database, Essential parts of DBMS, Ways of organizing DBMS, Uses and issues Week 13 Lecture 23 & 24 Information Systems : Organizational structure, How information flows, Different support systems, Office automation & knowledge work systems Week 14 Lecture 25 & 26 Systems Analysis and Design : Phases of systems life cycle Week 15 Lecture 27 & 28 Programming and Languages : Six steps of programming, Design tools, Program testing, CASE tools and Object Oriented software, Generations of programming languages Week 16 Lecture 29 & 30 Your Future and Information Technology Week 17 Lecture 31 & 32 Presentations Evaluation Criteria Course work (^) 75% Assignments 15% Presentations 5% Quizzes 20% Midterm Test 20% Final 40%

Docsity.com