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This document discusses working with files in Windows. It covers the Windows Control Panel, mouse properties, file organization structure with drives, libraries and folders, using folders to store and organize files, moving, copying and deleting files, and the Windows Recycle Bin. It also provides behind the scenes explanations of computer video display with pixels and resolutions, drive letter assignment, and software standards for common features like saving files.
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ITC 3001, Personal Computer Fundamentals 1 Course Lea.docx
ITC 3001, Personal Computer Fundamentals 1
Course Learning Outcomes for Unit I
Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to:
1. Explain the fundamentals of computer hardware and computer software.
1.1 Explain the basics of using Windows 8.
1.2 Compare Microsoft Windows to Mac OS.
Reading Assignment
Part I, Lesson 1:
Getting Started with Windows 8
Part I, Lesson 2:
Navigating and Customizing the Start Screen
Unit Lesson
Computer literacy is an absolute requirement now. You probably use, or will use, your computer at work, at
home, and to help your children learn. This unit is designed to help you feel more comfortable with Windows,
the operating system (OS) used to interact with most personal computers.
We will begin with a review of the basics. A computer is an electronic device that accepts data or input,
manipulates the data based on a user’s instructions, and subsequently produces information or output.
Software provides instructions to your computer. Systems software, or the operating system, manages your
system and determines which types of applications you can run. It is the layer of software packages running
on your machine between your computer and hardware devices and your application software. Application
software includes the programs that you use to complete specific tasks. Examples of application software
include word processors, spreadsheet programs, database management systems, compression software,
accounting packages, photo editors, and more. In this unit, you will be studying the Microsoft Windows
operating system. In future units, you will cover applications that comprise the Microsoft Office Suite, including
Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
As you probably already know, Windows is an operating system from Microsoft that coordinates the activities
of your computer. The one that we will cover in this unit is Windows 8. It controls how the screen is displayed,
how programs are opened and closed, startup and shutdown procedures, and general computer navigation.
Using the applications in the Office suite requires a general knowledge of Windows. Much of the work that
you do on a computer involves creating, modifying, and saving files. Windows allows you to manage these
files.
Both of the lessons in the reading assignment for this unit provide hands-on instructions and practice in the
use of Windows 8. It is highly recommended that you walk through the activities on your own computer as you
read the textbook.
Windows allows you to work with documents and applications and organize how you interact with your
computer. The Windows desktop is the screen that you see when you turn on your computer and log into
Windows. It is similar to a real-physical desktop, hence the name. Windows provides the mechanisms for you
to customize the desktop, allowing you easy access to the programs and files you use the most. Since the
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Windows is a graphical operating system developed by Microsoft that has dominated the PC market for decades. Each version of Windows includes a graphical user interface with icons, windows, and a desktop for viewing and organizing files. Some key components of the Windows interface include the taskbar, start menu, notification area, file explorer, control panel and desktop icons. Common icons provide quick access to programs, files, settings and more. [/SUMMARY]
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Windows 7 Features
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Windows 7
I created this presentation to showcase new features in Windows 7. Most of the screenshots are from Microsoft and some are done by me.
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