Description

This course provides an introduction to business computer information systems. Concepts, components, and operation of computer systems are presented, including hardware, software, communication, networking and their integration into information systems. The student will gain hands-on experience working with microcomputer applications and programming.

Program

B.Sc. Accounting and Finance

Objectives

â€¢Define major trends in information technology as they relate to computerized information systems. rnâ€¢Introduce the components of any computer system and how they . rnâ€¢Describe the meaning of software and its categories.rnâ€¢Present the concept of computer communication and networking and its motives.rnâ€¢Highlight major al applications and impact of information technology (such as the Internet) on individuals, organizations, and society. rnâ€¢Hands on experience working with Microsoft Windows XP (operating system), Word (word processor),and PowerPoint (presentation) on PC compatible microcomputers to solve a variety of businesses related problems.rn

Textbook

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Course Content

content serial	Description
1	Getting Started: Computer Systems, Software and Going Online
2	Information Technology Competency, IT yesterday, today, and tomorrow
3	Computer Categories, Computer System Capabilities
4	System Software and Application Software
5	Going Online: The Internet and Internet Applications
6	Inside the Computer: Analog, Digital and Binary â€“Numbering Systems
7	7th week Exam
8	The PC System Unit - Describing Processor and its Performance
9	Storage Technology
10	Data Communications
11	E-Commerce
12	Databases
13	Computer, Internet and system security
14	Information systems
15	Emerging technologies
16	Final Exam
1	Getting Started: Computer Systems, Software and Going Online
2	Information Technology Competency, IT yesterday, today, and tomorrow
3	Computer Categories, Computer System Capabilities
4	System Software and Application Software
5	Going Online: The Internet and Internet Applications
6	Inside the Computer: Analog, Digital and Binary â€“Numbering Systems
7	7th week Exam
8	The PC System Unit - Describing Processor and its Performance
9	Storage Technology
10	Data Communications
11	E-Commerce
12	Databases
13	Computer, Internet and system security
14	Information systems
15	Emerging technologies
16	Final Exam

Markets and Career

Generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical power for public and private sectors to secure both continuous and emergency demands.
Electrical power feeding for civil and military marine and aviation utilities.
Electrical works in construction engineering.

Degree Bachelor
Code: ES111
Credit hrs: 3
Prequisites: None

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Introduction to Information Technology