| Overview
This course covers computer file and folder management and develops key skills in using the Microsoft windows environment at home or in the office. Delegates will learn productive and efficient methods for working with computers. By the end of the course, delegates will have a complete understanding of the windows desktop and operating system.
Prerequisites
Good practical knowledge of how to use a computer. You should be able to use a mouse and keyboard. A PC at home or work would be beneficial but not essential.
If you are unfamiliar with these topics, you may be interested in our PC Basics course.
Objectives
• To introduce you to the Windows desktop and effective file and folder management.
• To develop and increase your confidence in using the windows explorer and file icons and extensions.
• To show you how the essential features of the windows search and help systems can increase your productivity.
• You will be able to use the windows control panel to view system information and to change system settings such as the time/date, language, screen settings and other software and hardware related tasks.
• By the end of the course you will have a thorough understanding of the computer file and folder management and will have developed key skills for use in the business environment and at home.
Qualifications
This course teaches module 2 of the 7 modules that comprise the ECDL. The ECDL is a qualification that's designed to prove that you have a fundamental understanding of working with IT. As well as working towards gaining a valuable qualification, you'll learn skills you can put into practice straight away.
The Innovatory is an accredited ECDL Test Centre. We offer cost-effective training and testing on all 7 of the ECDL modules and unlike other test centres, we offer a free mock exam with every ECDL test.
Click here for more information about the ECDL qualification.
Platform : PC |
Duration : 1 day - Click here for Course dates
Course outline
• Managing folders and files
• Editing and print data
• Moving, using and creating icons to start various programs
• The various parts of an application window
• Formatting disks and drives
• Display information about the operating system and the desktop
• Using application help
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