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The introductory basic computer training course consists of 10 hours organized into five 2-hour sessions per week (10 hours/week). The course takes place over 1 week.
The computer science initiation program divided by:
Introduction to the computer environment:
Computer setup (screen, central processing unit, peripherals)
Using the keyboard and mouse
Turning a computer on, off, and restarting
Windows environment management (or equivalent):
Understanding the desktop, windows, and menus
Opening, closing, and using software
Basic workspace organization
File and folder management:
Create, save, rename and delete files
Create and organize folders
Understanding storage locations (computer, USB drive, cloud – basic concepts)
Introduction to common software:
Discovering a word processor
Simple text entry and document saving
Discovering the Internet and digital technologies:
Internet browsing
Using a web browser
Concepts of online research
Raising awareness of best practices and digital security
Teaching method and materials
The approach is progressive , practical , and individualized :
Guided computer exercises in small groups to promote personalized learning
Use of clear visual aids and interactive tutorials to facilitate understanding
Individual support at each session to meet the specific needs of each person.
Prerequisites:
No prerequisites are necessary.