- Course Code :
CSC 101
- Level :
Undergraduate
- Course Hours :
2.00
Hours
- Department :
University Requirments
Instructor information :
Area of Study :
Introduction to information technology: an introduction to digital world –The internet and the world wide Web: exploring Cyberspace –Software: tools for productivity and creativity –Hardware: CPU and storage system –Input and Output: taking charge of computing and communications –Communication, networks –Personal technology –Databases and information systems: digital engines for today's economy –Challenges of the digital age: society and information technology –System analysis and programming: software development, programming and languages.
Course Goals:
• Introduce to the world of computers and internet.
• Allow students to appreciate the importance of the field and its modern day challenges.
• Acquire working information about the computer and internet.
• Understand the importance of technology in building up economies.
• Assess the challenges facing the world in the digital age.
For further information :
Introduction to information technology: an introduction to digital world –The internet and the world wide Web: exploring Cyberspace –Software: tools for productivity and creativity –Hardware: CPU and storage system –Input and Output: taking charge of computing and communications –Communication, networks –Personal technology –Databases and information systems: digital engines for today's economy –Chalenges of the digital age: society and information technology –System analysis and programming: software development, programming and languages.
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Books:
Book
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Author
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Publisher
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Computer fundamentals for technical students (Ebook)
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Heisserer, Nick
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LibreTexts
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Recommended books :
June Jamrich Parsons and Dan Oja, New Perspectives on Computer Concepts 2013: Introductory (15th Ed.), New Perspectives, 2012.
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