This will deal about an operating system’s core components and how to execute critical activities like managing applications and users and setting hardware. Also you will be able to

navigate Windows and Linux filesystems using a graphical user interface and command line interpreter

set up users, groups, and permissions for account access

install, configure, and remove software on Windows and Linux operating systems

configure disc partitions and filesystems

work with system logs and remote connection tools

Individuals and office professionals who need to learn the capabilities of Microsoft Office’s latest edition can benefit from this course. Microsoft Office is the programme of choice for many working professionals. With Outlook, you may have complete control over your calendar and communications, or you can use PowerPoint to produce interesting presentations. Many people are familiar with the basics of what Office can do, but understanding the more sophisticated capabilities of Office applications allows you more flexibility and creative potential. Microsoft Office is meant to make office tasks simpler and more productive.

The Email and Internet module is separated into two sections and focuses on getting you online. The first portion, Learning will assist students in comprehending the concepts and terminology related with utilising the Internet as well as appreciating some of the security concerns. After completing the course, you will be able to do common Web search tasks with the use of a Web browser and available search engine tools. It should be possible to bookmark websites and print Web pages and search results. The programme also covers web form navigation and how to fill out web forms. The second section, Communication, focuses into the fundamentals of electronic mail (e-mail), as well as some of the security concerns that come with it.