CIS 101 Introduction to Computers
- Description
- Curriculum
CIS – 101 Introduction to Computers is a self-study course whose grade is based solely on the final examination. This course of study that is necessary to be prepared for the final examination consists of thirteen lessons based on the readings from the textbook. Students should read the entire text of all the reading assignments. There are no formal homework assignments, but students are encouraged to answer all the review questions at the end of each Lesson to ensure that they have understood the relevant course material are well prepared for the final exam.
Course Description:
This computer literacy course provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles of computers and information processing. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will gain an understanding of hardware and software concepts and how they are used in information systems. The scope of this course includes a historical background that traces the development of the modern computer and the place of the computer in society. There is great emphasis on the operation and terminology of computer systems.
Learning Outcomes:
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to:
- Describe the purpose and function of computer hardware components.
- Analyze the appropriateness of a system for a specific task.
- Illustrate the purpose and function of important application software.
- Choose the best software for a specific task.
- Define the purpose and function of system software.
- Construe and evaluate major operating systems.
- Depict the major telecommunications alternatives, and evaluate their suitability for a given task.
- Compare and contrast Local Area Networks and Wide Area Networks
- Propose and evaluate solutions to data communication problems.
- Detail and assess the development of an information system.
- Characterize application software development.
- Chronicle and evaluate structured methods.
- Delineate and distinguish among the important programming languages.
- Choose the correct computer language for the specific job.
- Learn about computer security, ethics, and privacy.
- Evaluate risks and system security.
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Chapter 1:Technology on the World Stage Political Issues -
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CIS 101 - Quiz 1 -
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Chapter 2: Technology on the World Stage Other Global Issues
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Chapter 3: Technology and Our Society How We Think
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CIS 101 - Quiz 2
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Chapter 4: Understanding Your Computer Types of Computers
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Chapter 5: Collaborating and Communicating on the Web
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CIS 101 - Quiz 3
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Chapter 6: Productivity Software Business Software
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CIS 101 - Quiz 4
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Chapter 7: Software
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Chapter 8: File Management Working with Files and Folders
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CIS 101 - Quiz 5
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Chapter 9: Utility Programs Windows Administrative Utilities
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CIS 101 - Quiz 6
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Chapter 10: Your Ideal Computing Device
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CIS 101 - Quiz 7
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Chapter 11:Evaluating the CPU Subsystem How the CPU Works
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Chapter 12: Connecting to the Internet
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CIS 101 - Quiz 8
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Chapter 13: Cables
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Chapter 14: Digital Basics Digital Convergence
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CIS 101 - Quiz 9
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Chapter 15: Viruses
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Chapter 16: Life Cycle of a Program Algorithm Development
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CIS 101 - Quiz 10
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Chapter 17: Database Building Blocks Inputting and Managing Data
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Chapter 18: Databases
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CIS 101 - Quiz 11
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Chapter 19: Fiber-Optic Cable
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CIS 101 - Quiz 12
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Chapter 20: Internet Management and Networking Data Transmission
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Chapter 21: Web Technologies Web Development
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CIS 101 - Quiz 13
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CIS 101 Questions and answers
