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SCHEME OF WORK ITE 1013
KOLEJ PROFESIONAL MARA BANDAR MELAKA
Course : DBF (Diploma in Islamic Banking)Subject : Information Technology FundamentalsSubject Code : ITE 1013Credit Hours : 3Contact Hours : 4Prerequisite : NoneSemester : 1Status : Core
Subject Description
This subject introduce the basic concepts of Information Technology including the functionalityOf hardware and software components, define the operating systems and its applications,
manage and share data, use the four main applications of Microsoft Office on advance practices,major aspects of multimedia, fundamental concepts in data communications and lastlydiscovering computing under intranet and extranet environment.
Subject Objective
On completion of the subject students should be able to:
Explain the basic concepts of Information TechnologyDescribe the use of components in Computer HardwareIdentify the types of Application SoftwareUse application under Windows environmentManipulate data using specified Application Software
Describe fundamental concepts in computer networks
Learning Outcome
Explain the basic concepts of Information Technology correctlyExplain main components of the computer hardwareDescribe at least two types of operating system and its applicationCreate and use data using specified Application Software efficientlyUse application under Window's environment effectivelyDescribe in detail fundamental concept in computer networks
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SCHEME OF WORK ITE 1013
Week Topic / Sub Topic LOD References Assessment
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1. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BASICS Overview of IT Data measurement
o Bit, Byte, MB, GB, TB
Laboratory safety and tools
L1Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat, Discovering
Computer 2009 :Complete,Course Technology
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2. COMPUTER HARDWARE
Components of computer hardware :Input device, Output device, Storage & System unit
Connector components Portable device Multimedia capabilities
L1&2Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat, Discovering
Computer 2009 :Complete,Course Technology
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3. COMPUTER SOFTWARE Types of software
o Operating systemsDisk Operating System (DOS)WindowsOpen Source
o Application SoftwareWord processingSpreadsheetPresentationDesktop publishing
The boot process
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Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat, Discovering
Computer 2009 :Complete,Course Technology
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4. WINDOWS ENVIRONMENT Desktop features File management
o Create folder & subfoldero Backing up fileso Sharing files
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H. Albert Napier, Philip J. Judd,Bruce McLaren, Linda Sourek,Susan Lehner, Microsoft Office
XP, Course TechnologyThomson Learning
6-7 5. WORD PROCESSING Word Processing and creating documents Enhancing text and further editing of documents Formatting and printing documents Further formatting of documents Use a spell check program and make changes
where necessary Create a header and footer, use pagination Merge mailing lists with a document Import tables and graphic Make a table within a document Format documents to an appropriate business style Hyphenate when appropriate Append text from another document
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Elaine Marmel, (2006). Teach Yourself VISUALLY Microsoft
Office Word 2007. Canada:Paperback
Practical Test 1
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Use templates Use integrated software
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6. SPREADSHEETS Open a spreadsheet file, make changes to it, add
rows and calculate new values Insert rows and column
Create a spreadsheet and enter data, numbers, textand formulae. Format cells, columns and rows Sort a spreadsheet Use basic functions of a spreadsheet
(Vlookup, Hlookup, Sum, Average, If, Countif,Count, Max, Min)
Print and save spreadsheet Create header and footer Use absolute and relative referencing in formulae Produce different types of charts and graph from
spreadsheet figures to analyze data. Retrieve graphs from disk Print graphs with titles and labels Move information between spreadsheet Work with more than one spreadsheet Use integrated software
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Nancy C. Muir, (2006).Teach Yourself VISUALLY
Microsoft Office Excel2007. Canada: Paperback
Practical Test 2
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7. PRESENTATION Introduction to presentation Presentation screen Creating presentation Bullet points to highlight comments Clip art to insert drawing or symbols Use and change fonts Center and emboldening text Organization charts Use of slide shows Use of graphics tools Use mouse to point by hand Draw boxes, circles, text and lines Retrieve pictures from library and pull then into a
drawing Use colors, shadings and borders Copy and resizes drawn objects Use Custom animation
Insert movies and sound
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Lisa A. Bucki, (2006). Teach Yourself VISUALLY Microsoft
Office PowerPoint 2007.Canada: Paperback
Practical Test 3
12-13 8. DATABASES
Design a simple databases Create the structure of the record Enter data into the database Edit data Add records
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Shelly Cashman Vermaat,2007, Microsoft Office 2007,
Shelly Cashman Series, CourseTechnology one Main Street
Cambridge Thompson Learning
Practical Test 4
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Delete records Define keys Modify the database structure Save the database to disk Load or log on to an existing database Search data based on criteria given Select data, based on criteria given
Present selected data in particular sequence onscreen and reports
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10. NETWORKING FUNDAMENTALS Introduction to Networking
o Definitiono Types of Network
Client Server LAN Wan MAN
Peer-to-peero Network Topology
Introduction to Interneto Definitiono Internet Service Provider (ISP)o Web Browsero Internet Service
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L1&2
Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat, Discovering
Computer 2009 :Complete,Course Technology
Assessment
Continuous Assessment : 70%Final Semester Examination : 30%
Continuous Assessment : Practical Test 1 (Ms Word) 15%Practical Test 2 (Ms Excel) 20%Practical Test 3 (Ms Power Point) 15%Practical Test 4 (Ms Access) 20%
Final Exam : 20 Fill in the blanks - 20 marks40 Multiple choices - 40 marks
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