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Catholic University College of Ghana Fiapre-Sunyani Catholic University College of Ghana Introduction to Information Technology I

Facilitator Information Audrey Asante  Tutor, Faculty of Information and Communication Sciences and Technology Telephone:

Course Objectives and Learning outcomes Upon completion of this course, students should have  Known the concepts behind information technology  Understood the benefits gained through the use of information technology  Known the difference between the computer technology and communication technology and also the future trends.  Known the difference between hardware and software  Basic knowledge in data communications and networks

Study Material Primary Source  Brian K. Williams, Stacey C. Sawyer, Sarah E. Hutchinson (1999), Using Information Technology, 3 rd Edition, McGraw Secondary Source  TIMOTHY J. O’LEARY, LINDA I. O’LEARY (2000), Computing Essentials , McGraw

Where do I get help? Academic Journals (Google Scholar) Website Notes Tutor Class Discussions

Assessment Criteria Continuous Assessment Mark  Group Sessions  Presentations  Group Assignments  Individual Assignments  Mid-semester Examination  Unannounced tests  A required minimum of 50% to write the exam Examination  Written Exam (date & time to be confirmed) Final Mark  50% of Continuous Assessment Mark + 50% Examination Mark

Questions & Feedback? My Expectations  Interactive & lively classes

Rules and Regulations All students should be seated even if the facilitator has not arrived No student will be allowed to go out unless it is emergency. All mobile phones should be switched off during lecture period. Any phone seized will remain with the tutor for the rest of the semester (not negotiable). Students should prepare by reading before coming for lectures Indiscipline will not be tolerated in the class

List of Topics 1. An introduction to Information Technology  Information Technology  Computer and Communication Technology  Elements of Computer-Communication System  Difference between Analog and Digital data 2. Data and Information  Definition of Data/Information  Units of Measurement 3. Basic Operations of Computing 4. Hardware Categories

List of Topics 5. Three Directions of Computer Development 6. Five Kinds of Computers 7. Software  Application Software  System Software 8. Input Devices  Keyboard  Features of the Keyboard  Keyboard Keys  Mouse 9. User Interface o Graphic User Interface (GUI) 10. Tutorials and Documentation

List of Topics 11. Hardware  Mother Board  CPU  Memory  Bus Lines  Boards and Slots  Ports  Printers  Storage Devices  Interfaces  Graphics and Sound Systems

List of Topics 12. Data Protection and Security o Data Protection o Data Security o Computer Viruses o Computers and Law 13. Networks  Network Types  Advantages of Networks  Types of LAN  Component of LAN  LAN Topologies

List of Topics 14. Internet  What is Internet  Connecting to the Internet  Internet Addresses  Features of the Internet 14. Database 15. Software Development 16. Computers and Society  Information Society  Chances and Risk

List of Topics Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Access