Course Title: Information Technology for Self-Employment
Course Duration: 1 Year (Part-Time)
Course Objectives:
To provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Information Technology.
To equip students with practical programming skills in "C."
To familiarize students with essential PC software.
To enable students to create and manage databases using Microsoft Access.
To develop proficiency in desktop publishing tools for graphic design.
To teach web programming techniques for website development.
To encourage entrepreneurship and self-employment in the field of IT.
Course Overview:
Introduction to Information Technology
Overview of IT concepts and its applications.
Historical evolution of IT.
Role of IT in the modern world.
Computer Programming using "C"
Fundamentals of C programming.
Data types, variables, and operators.
Control structures and loops.
Functions and arrays.
File handling in C.
PC Software
Introduction to essential PC software:
Word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations.
Graphics and multimedia software.
Antivirus and utility software.
Lab (Programming in C)
Hands-on practice and coding exercises in C.
Lab (PC Software)
Practical sessions on using PC software applications.
Microsoft Access
Database fundamentals.
Creating and managing databases using Microsoft Access.
Query design and report generation.
Desktop Publishing Tools
Introduction to desktop publishing software (e.g., Adobe InDesign).
Graphic design principles.
Creating brochures, flyers, and posters.
Web Programming
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals.
Building and designing websites.
Introduction to content management systems (CMS).
Lab (Microsoft Access)
Hands-on database design and query practice.
Lab (DTP and Web Programming)
Practical exercises in desktop publishing and web development.
Course Teaching Methodology:
Lectures with multimedia presentations.
Hands-on lab sessions for practical skills.
Assignments, projects, and group work.
Guest lectures by industry experts.
Field visits to IT companies.
Regular assessments and evaluations.
Importance for Learner in Career Growth and Self-Employment:
This course equips learners with practical IT skills, making them valuable in various job roles.
It empowers them to start their own IT businesses or work as freelancers.
Skills gained can lead to career growth and self-employment opportunities in web development, programming, graphic design, and more.
Entrepreneurship modules foster the development of business acumen.
Note: The course content can be modified based on the specific requirements of learners or location, ensuring adaptability to local IT industry demands and trends.
Course Title: Information Technology for Self-Employment
Course Duration: 1 Year (Part-Time)
Course Objectives:
To provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Information Technology.
To equip students with practical programming skills in "C."
To familiarize students with essential PC software.
To enable students to create and manage databases using Microsoft Access.
To develop proficiency in desktop publishing tools for graphic design.
To teach web programming techniques for website development.
To encourage entrepreneurship and self-employment in the field of IT.
Course Overview:
Introduction to Information Technology
Overview of IT concepts and its applications.
Historical evolution of IT.
Role of IT in the modern world.
Computer Programming using "C"
Fundamentals of C programming.
Data types, variables, and operators.
Control structures and loops.
Functions and arrays.
File handling in C.
PC Software
Introduction to essential PC software:
Word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations.
Graphics and multimedia software.
Antivirus and utility software.
Lab (Programming in C)
Hands-on practice and coding exercises in C.
Lab (PC Software)
Practical sessions on using PC software applications.
Microsoft Access
Database fundamentals.
Creating and managing databases using Microsoft Access.
Query design and report generation.
Desktop Publishing Tools
Introduction to desktop publishing software (e.g., Adobe InDesign).
Graphic design principles.
Creating brochures, flyers, and posters.
Web Programming
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals.
Building and designing websites.
Introduction to content management systems (CMS).
Lab (Microsoft Access)
Hands-on database design and query practice.
Lab (DTP and Web Programming)
Practical exercises in desktop publishing and web development.
Course Teaching Methodology:
Lectures with multimedia presentations.
Hands-on lab sessions for practical skills.
Assignments, projects, and group work.
Guest lectures by industry experts.
Field visits to IT companies.
Regular assessments and evaluations.
Importance for Learner in Career Growth and Self-Employment:
This course equips learners with practical IT skills, making them valuable in various job roles.
It empowers them to start their own IT businesses or work as freelancers.
Skills gained can lead to career growth and self-employment opportunities in web development, programming, graphic design, and more.
Entrepreneurship modules foster the development of business acumen.
Note: The course content can be modified based on the specific requirements of learners or location, ensuring adaptability to local IT industry demands and trends.
