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:

1. Introduction to Information Technology

   • Overview of IT concepts and its applications.
   • Historical evolution of IT.
   • Role of IT in the modern world.

2. Computer Programming using "C"

   • Fundamentals of C programming.
   • Data types, variables, and operators.
   • Control structures and loops.
   • Functions and arrays.
   • File handling in C.

3. PC Software

   • Introduction to essential PC software:
     • Word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations.
     • Graphics and multimedia software.
     • Antivirus and utility software.

4. Lab (Programming in C)

   • Hands-on practice and coding exercises in C.

5. Lab (PC Software)

   • Practical sessions on using PC software applications.

6. Microsoft Access

   • Database fundamentals.
   • Creating and managing databases using Microsoft Access.
   • Query design and report generation.

7. Desktop Publishing Tools

   • Introduction to desktop publishing software (e.g., Adobe InDesign).
   • Graphic design principles.
   • Creating brochures, flyers, and posters.

8. Web Programming

   • HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals.
   • Building and designing websites.
   • Introduction to content management systems (CMS).

9. Lab (Microsoft Access)

   • Hands-on database design and query practice.

10. 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:

1. Introduction to Information Technology

   • Overview of IT concepts and its applications.
   • Historical evolution of IT.
   • Role of IT in the modern world.

2. Computer Programming using "C"

   • Fundamentals of C programming.
   • Data types, variables, and operators.
   • Control structures and loops.
   • Functions and arrays.
   • File handling in C.

3. PC Software

   • Introduction to essential PC software:
     • Word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations.
     • Graphics and multimedia software.
     • Antivirus and utility software.

4. Lab (Programming in C)

   • Hands-on practice and coding exercises in C.

5. Lab (PC Software)

   • Practical sessions on using PC software applications.

6. Microsoft Access

   • Database fundamentals.
   • Creating and managing databases using Microsoft Access.
   • Query design and report generation.

7. Desktop Publishing Tools

   • Introduction to desktop publishing software (e.g., Adobe InDesign).
   • Graphic design principles.
   • Creating brochures, flyers, and posters.

8. Web Programming

   • HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals.
   • Building and designing websites.
   • Introduction to content management systems (CMS).

9. Lab (Microsoft Access)

   • Hands-on database design and query practice.

10. 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.