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This document outlines the fundamentals of an ICT course. The course aims to increase students' professional productivity, diversify their knowledge, and develop skills to engineer innovations. It covers basic ICT concepts like computer systems, programming, databases, information systems, communication networks, and the internet. Students will learn about ICT's impact on society and industries like education, small business, healthcare, and government. The course will be evaluated through a final exam, midterm exam, project/paper, assignments, and quizzes. Course policies address class discipline, technology use, learning disabilities, and assessment requirements.
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