This course provides a solid foundation in IT concepts and principles, making it ideal for those starting a career in technology. Through engaging content, learners will explore key areas, including operating systems, software applications, computer hardware, networking, databases, security, and troubleshooting. By the end of the course, participants will understand how these IT components work together to support modern computing systems.
The course begins by introducing operating systems such as Windows, macOS, and Linux, followed by an in-depth look at software applications, business productivity tools, and web browser configurations. Learners will also gain hands-on experience with programming concepts and Python development, offering an introduction to software development. Hardware essentials, including CPUs, peripherals, displays, and storage devices, are covered next to equip learners with practical IT knowledge.
Networking essentials, including wireless router configurations and connection types, are covered alongside database concepts like querying and table design. The course concludes with vital security principles and troubleshooting techniques, teaching an 8-step model for identifying and resolving IT issues.
This course is ideal for beginners and individuals seeking to build foundational IT skills. No prior experience is required, making it suitable for students, career-changers, and IT enthusiasts.
Applied Learning Project
Learners will work on real-world projects involving Python programming, web browser configurations, and network troubleshooting. These projects help apply theoretical knowledge to practical IT scenarios, building skills for real workplace challenges.
