This
training program, "Computer Technology Specialist," is an essential
foundation that helps individuals thrive in the modern world, where computers
have become an integral part of the work system. Therefore, this program
focuses on providing business professionals and employees with the necessary
knowledge about computer technologies, ensuring they can keep up with
continuous developments in the business world. It is well-known that computer
technology has become a fundamental aspect of all aspects of life and work,
which is why employees and business professionals must possess basic knowledge
in this field to secure their success. Almost every job requires knowledge of
information technology in addition to mastering work skills.
By the end of
this course, participants will be able to:
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Understand computer components and their types.
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Apply problem-solving
and programming skills.
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Effectively Utilize the Internet.
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Understand the basics of networks
and their types.
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explain input and output devices
and operating systems.
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Work
efficiently as a team member.
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Use productivity software proficiently.
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Develop
customer service skills Including error detection and correction
- History of computers.
- Types of computers.
- Computer engineering.
- Computer case and power supply unit.
- Central Processing Unit (CPU), computer memory, Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), Basic Input/Output System (BIOS), and Complementary Input/Output System (CIOS).
- Boot process of the computer.
- Input devices.
- Output devices.
- Connecting input and output devices (Universal Serial Bus, Serial Peripheral Interface, Firewire connections).
- Computer software.
- Types of computer software.
- Operating systems (DOS, Microsoft Windows, Unix, Linux, macOS).
- Network operating systems (Windows Server, Linux, Unix).
- Common software.
- File extensions.
- Computer performance.
- Network definition.
- Network components and types.
- Data transmission media.
- Network connecting devices.
- Network operating system.
- Network services.
- History of the Internet.
- The Internet in our modern era.
- Internet structure.
- Intranet, extranet, and VPN.
- Computer security definition.
- Attack methods.
- Computer security procedures.
- Technological procedures and audits.
- Virus definition.