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Which of the following best describes how computers are utilized in modern settings?
Which of the following best describes how computers are utilized in modern settings?
What is one of the primary focuses of the module discussed?
What is one of the primary focuses of the module discussed?
Which component is NOT covered in the module according to the overview provided?
Which component is NOT covered in the module according to the overview provided?
What key skill is emphasized for students to develop in this module?
What key skill is emphasized for students to develop in this module?
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Which aspect of computers is specifically noted as a topic of study in this module?
Which aspect of computers is specifically noted as a topic of study in this module?
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Which topic is covered immediately after the introduction to IT and Computing?
Which topic is covered immediately after the introduction to IT and Computing?
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What is scheduled on Day 14 of the course outline?
What is scheduled on Day 14 of the course outline?
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Which topic directly precedes the Image Editing Task in the course schedule?
Which topic directly precedes the Image Editing Task in the course schedule?
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What is the last activity listed before the THIRD PERIOD EXAM?
What is the last activity listed before the THIRD PERIOD EXAM?
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Study Notes
Course Overview
- Course Code: ITE 366 - Introduction to Computing (Including IT Fundamentals)
- Focus on both theoretical lecture and practical laboratory experience.
Learning Targets
- Define course requirements and expectations.
- Build rapport among classmates.
- Understand the evolution of computers, their applications in various fields, and related issues.
Course Outline
- Orientation and Introduction to IT and Computing.
- Topics include computer organization, architectures, operating systems, machine performance, and productivity software.
- Periodical exams scheduled after each module.
Course Objectives
- Understand functions of computer hardware and software.
- Use technology to search, access, evaluate, and reference information.
- Demonstrate proficiency in various application software like word processors, spreadsheets, and image editors.
- Identify IT solutions for real-life problems and evaluate their advantages and disadvantages.
Grading System
- Final Grade Composition:
- 1st Periodical Grade (33%)
- 2nd Periodical Grade (33%)
- 3rd Periodical Grade (34%)
- Class Standing: 60% (Project: 40%, Quiz: 30%, Assignment: 20%, Behavior: 10%)
- Exams: 40% of final grade, calculated as 40% from periodical exams.
Computer Basics
- Hardware: Components of the computer including CPU, memory, and I/O devices.
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Software:
- Systems software: Operating system facilitating user interaction with hardware.
- Application software: User-written programs for specific tasks.
FAQs
- Passing grade for the subject is 60, equivalent to 3.0.
- Late submissions should be explained to the teacher.
Learning Tracking
- Utilize work trackers and learning trackers to monitor progress and set future goals.
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Description
This quiz covers the fundamental concepts of the ITE 366 course, focusing on computing history, hardware, and software applications. It aims to evaluate understanding of class expectations, computer organization, and the use of productivity software. Prepare to demonstrate your knowledge and skills crucial for success in computing and IT fundamentals.
