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ITC 3001, Personal Computer Fundamentals 1
Course Learning Outcomes for Unit I
Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to:
1. Explain the fundamentals of computer hardware and computer software.
1.1 Explain the basics of using Windows 8.
1.2 Compare Microsoft Windows to Mac OS.
Reading Assignment
Part I, Lesson 1:
Getting Started with Windows 8
Part I, Lesson 2:
Navigating and Customizing the Start Screen
Unit Lesson
Computer literacy is an absolute requirement now. You probably use, or will use, your computer at work, at
home, and to help your children learn. This unit is designed to help you feel more comfortable with Windows,
the operating system (OS) used to interact with most personal computers.
We will begin with a review of the basics. A computer is an electronic device that accepts data or input,
manipulates the data based on a user’s instructions, and subsequently produces information or output.
Software provides instructions to your computer. Systems software, or the operating system, manages your
system and determines which types of applications you can run. It is the layer of software packages running
on your machine between your computer and hardware devices and your application software. Application
software includes the programs that you use to complete specific tasks. Examples of application software
include word processors, spreadsheet programs, database management systems, compression software,
accounting packages, photo editors, and more. In this unit, you will be studying the Microsoft Windows
operating system. In future units, you will cover applications that comprise the Microsoft Office Suite, including
Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
As you probably already know, Windows is an operating system from Microsoft that coordinates the activities
of your computer. The one that we will cover in this unit is Windows 8. It controls how the screen is displayed,
how programs are opened and closed, startup and shutdown procedures, and general computer navigation.
Using the applications in the Office suite requires a general knowledge of Windows. Much of the work that
you do on a computer involves creating, modifying, and saving files. Windows allows you to manage these
files.
Both of the lessons in the reading assignment for this unit provide hands-on instructions and practice in the
use of Windows 8. It is highly recommended that you walk through the activities on your own computer as you
read the textbook.
Windows allows you to work with documents and applications and organize how you interact with your
computer. The Windows desktop is the screen that you see when you turn on your computer and log into
Windows. It is similar to a real-physical desktop, hence the name. Windows provides the mechanisms for you
to customize the desktop, allowing you easy access to the programs and files you use the most. Since the
desktop can be customized, keep i ...
The document discusses the Windows XP desktop interface. It can be summarized in 3 sentences:
The Windows XP desktop contains the Start button, Taskbar, icons including the Recycle Bin, and allows multitasking of multiple applications. The Start button opens menus and applications, while the Taskbar is used to switch between open windows. The document outlines what learners should understand about these key parts of the Windows XP desktop by the end of the lesson.
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The document describes the key components of the Windows 7 interface and desktop. It explains the login process and how to access the start menu, taskbar, desktop, windows, icons and other interface elements. Gadgets, shortcuts, themes and power options are also overviewed.
Windows is an operating system produced by Microsoft for personal computers. The desktop is the main screen where files, programs and settings can be accessed. The Control Panel allows users to customize Windows settings like display, sound and date/time. A mouse is used to navigate the desktop and select items through clicking, dragging and scrolling. Its pointer changes based on the selected item.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the key features of Windows 10. It discusses why Windows 10 is being adopted, what's new in Windows 10 including the Start menu, tiles, search, task view, virtual desktops, and snap enhancements. It also covers personalization settings and common questions about navigating and using Windows 10.
The desktop is the main screen area where programs and files can be opened and arranged. Icons represent files, folders, and programs, and help the user navigate the computer. The Recycle Bin holds deleted files until emptied, allowing file recovery. Files can be added to the desktop by creating shortcuts of items in Windows Explorer or dragging files from folders. Common desktop icons like Computer and Recycle Bin can be added or removed.
Windows is a graphical user interface (GUI) that allows users to work with multiple applications and documents simultaneously. It uses icons, menus, and overlapping windows to represent programs, files, and folders. Some key features of Windows include the desktop, start menu, taskbar, control panel, and accessories like Paint and Calculator. Shortcut keys allow efficient navigation and common tasks like copying, cutting, and pasting. The desktop contains icons for common programs and locations, while the start menu provides access to programs, settings, help, and shutdown options.
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The document discusses various aspects of desktop interfaces, including:
- Icons represent programs and files that can be launched by double-clicking. Right-clicking icons provides options.
- Themes change the desktop's appearance with different colors, animations, and graphics.
- Screen savers activate after a period of inactivity to protect monitors from screen burn-in. Settings control activation delays and appearance.
The document provides an introduction to basic computer parts and functions, including how to use a mouse and navigate the Windows desktop. It explains the main components of a computer like the monitor, CPU, keyboard and mouse. It then describes how to use the mouse and practice mouse skills. The document outlines the main areas of the Windows desktop, such as the Start button, icons, taskbar and quick launch bar. It concludes by explaining how to properly shut down a computer.
External commands in DOS include commands like FORMAT, DISKCOPY, XCOPY, TREE, BACKUP, and RESTORE. These commands require additional files beyond COMMAND.COM and are used to format disks, copy disk contents, view folder structures, and backup or restore files. Common uses include formatting disks, copying entire diskettes or folders, and creating backups of important files and system images.
This document provides descriptions of key features and tools in the Windows operating system, including the Control Panel, Desktop, Device Manager, Disk Cleanup, Event Viewer, File Explorer, Internet browsers, Microsoft Paint, Notepad, Notification Area, Power User Tasks Menu, Registry Editor, Settings, Start menu, System Information, Taskbar, Task Manager, Windows search box, and Cortana. It explains what each feature is used for and how to access it in Windows.
This document provides an overview of Windows operating systems, including their history and key features. It discusses how operating systems enable communication between software and hardware and describes early command-based systems like DOS. It then summarizes the development of graphical user interface operating systems like Windows and highlights features of modern versions such as Windows 10. The document also reviews essential Windows components like the task bar, control panel, file explorer, folders and file paths.
When a computer is fully on, you can see icons on the desktop screen. The desktop has three main elements: icons, the Start menu, and the taskbar. Icons are small pictures that represent files, folders, programs and other items. There are five categories of icons: folder icons, program icons, document icons, shortcut icons, and system icons. The Start menu contains files, folders and programs and can be accessed by clicking the Windows logo. The taskbar displays shortcuts and icons for running apps and provides quick access to files, folders, and open windows.
The document provides information about the Microsoft Windows desktop environment and Microsoft Word 2007. It describes the key parts of the Windows desktop like the desktop, icons, start button, taskbar, notification area. It then explains the parts of a typical window like the title bar, menu bar, scroll bars, borders. The document then discusses Microsoft Word 2007, describing its components like the ribbon, rulers, text area, scroll bars, status bar. It explains the different views in Word like draft view and print layout view. Finally, it lists some common Word keyboard shortcuts.
Bill Gates and Paul Allen formed Microsoft in 1975 to focus on developing the MS-DOS operating system. Over time, Microsoft introduced graphical user interface operating systems like Windows to make computers easier to use. Key versions included Windows 95 which introduced the Start menu and taskbar, and Windows 10 which unified the desktop and mobile interfaces and introduced features like Cortana and Continuum Mode. Windows has evolved from a command-line interface to one optimized for touchscreens, with Microsoft aiming to deliver a consistent experience across all device types.
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ITC 3001, Personal Computer Fundamentals 1
Course Learning Outcomes for Unit I
Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to:
1. Explain the fundamentals of computer hardware and computer software.
1.1 Explain the basics of using Windows 8.
1.2 Compare Microsoft Windows to Mac OS.
Reading Assignment
Part I, Lesson 1:
Getting Started with Windows 8
Part I, Lesson 2:
Navigating and Customizing the Start Screen
Unit Lesson
Computer literacy is an absolute requirement now. You probably use, or will use, your computer at work, at
home, and to help your children learn. This unit is designed to help you feel more comfortable with Windows,
the operating system (OS) used to interact with most personal computers.
We will begin with a review of the basics. A computer is an electronic device that accepts data or input,
manipulates the data based on a user’s instructions, and subsequently produces information or output.
Software provides instructions to your computer. Systems software, or the operating system, manages your
system and determines which types of applications you can run. It is the layer of software packages running
on your machine between your computer and hardware devices and your application software. Application
software includes the programs that you use to complete specific tasks. Examples of application software
include word processors, spreadsheet programs, database management systems, compression software,
accounting packages, photo editors, and more. In this unit, you will be studying the Microsoft Windows
operating system. In future units, you will cover applications that comprise the Microsoft Office Suite, including
Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
As you probably already know, Windows is an operating system from Microsoft that coordinates the activities
of your computer. The one that we will cover in this unit is Windows 8. It controls how the screen is displayed,
how programs are opened and closed, startup and shutdown procedures, and general computer navigation.
Using the applications in the Office suite requires a general knowledge of Windows. Much of the work that
you do on a computer involves creating, modifying, and saving files. Windows allows you to manage these
files.
Both of the lessons in the reading assignment for this unit provide hands-on instructions and practice in the
use of Windows 8. It is highly recommended that you walk through the activities on your own computer as you
read the textbook.
Windows allows you to work with documents and applications and organize how you interact with your
computer. The Windows desktop is the screen that you see when you turn on your computer and log into
Windows. It is similar to a real-physical desktop, hence the name. Windows provides the mechanisms for you
to customize the desktop, allowing you easy access to the programs and files you use the most. Since the
desktop can be customized, keep i ...
The document discusses the Windows XP desktop interface. It can be summarized in 3 sentences:
The Windows XP desktop contains the Start button, Taskbar, icons including the Recycle Bin, and allows multitasking of multiple applications. The Start button opens menus and applications, while the Taskbar is used to switch between open windows. The document outlines what learners should understand about these key parts of the Windows XP desktop by the end of the lesson.
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Desktop
Common Icons
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My Computer, Recycle Bin,
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Sorting Icons
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good way to group
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Hide or Show Icons
Like previous versions of
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Here is a selection of some of the
most common keyboard shortcuts
for Windows 10.
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If you don't like tablet mode, you
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really only a link to the real file or
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You can customize the wallpaper to personalize your desktop and make it
visually appealing.
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Adjusting the size of icons can help in better organizing and viewing the desktop content.
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Tablet Mode
Desktop Mode
If you don't like tablet mode, you
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