BTECA 106 PC Operating System: Exploring and File Management (1 credit)
Course Description
Introduction to Windows Operating System, Windows applications, and File Explorer to manage files.
Course Content
A. Desktop Features
B. File Management including File Searches
C. Windows Applications
D. Screen Images
E. Internet Searches and Browsers
Student Outcomes
1. Identify the Windows Desktop, Taskbar, Ribbons, Dialog Boxes, and Start Menu.
2. Demonstrate ability to open and close various windows and applications.
3. Demonstrate ability to move between open windows.
4. Create, move, and rename files and folders.
5. Identify files using file search procedures and File Explorer.
6. Identify screen images to capture and paste using appropriate tools.
7. Demonstrate proficiency with Internet search engines to locate and manage information.
8. Demonstrate the use of the “HELP” feature to locate information.
Degree Outcomes
Program Outcome: Apply technical skills to meet industry standards in the office. Employ software and/or technology to manage information. Manage time and multiple tasks appropriate to the office. Effective Communication: Graduates will be able to exchange messages in a variety of contexts using multiple methods.
Lecture Contact Hours 2
Lab Contact Hours 16
Clinical Contact Hours 0
Total Contact Hours 18
Potential Methods
A. Self-assessment
B. Instructor assessment
C. Computerized tests
D. Discussion
E. Objective tests
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