Students will be given a general understanding of Computer Basics for everyday use. They will also be trained to use this understanding to supplement their presentation skills.
Students will be given a general understanding of Computer Basics for everyday use. They will also be trained to use this understanding to supplement their presentation skills.
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Students will be given a general understanding of Computer Basics for everyday use. They will also be trained to use this understanding to supplement their presentation skills.
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(One session = 2 lectures. Most of the topics under this subject may be taught in a computer lab) Paper Objectives III - 1) To equip the students with a general understanding of computer basics for everyday use. 2) To train them to use this understanding to supplement their presentation skills. - Lectures-4 Suggestion: This topic can be taught by bringing a PC into the classroom and using an LCD projector) No. of Nurnberof Class lab Lectures lectures I. Computer Basics (7 lectures) Basic structure of a PC, Types ofcomputers, Input I 1 process I output devices (definition) Memory, storage, storage devices, RAM, ROM, 2 Processor, Processing speed and RAM, Hard Disk and RAM. What does one mean by the speed of a computer? Operating Systems, Windows operating System, I Windows basics, windows commands and keyboard shortcuts File management, importance of organizing work in I folders, Disk partitions, physical and logical drives, etc. II. Networking Basics (2 lectures) 7 Introduction to networks, Types of networks (peer to 1 peer, client server, lan, wan, vpn etc.), Intranet and Internet, Client server technology 8 Importance of networks in a media organization, 1 Networking in editing studios, television-networks, knowledge management, access to archives, Networking through satellites, transfer of footage through 08 Vans In. Iotroducti<'..!l to internet (S lectures) 10 Domain names, web servers, URL and parts of a url, 1 What is a website, Types of websites (B to C, C to C), Static and Dynamic websites, Portals (Horizontal and vertical portals), II Services (email, search engines, ftp, etc.), Searching on 1 the web, keywords. etc., Internet security, viruses, . spyware, freeware, etc. 12 Importance of internet in media, effect ofinternet on 1 journalism, Newsrooms and the internet, inte1l1et and . . research, journalists and the internet IV. Text and Documents Editio2 aod Presentation . Microsoft Word (6 lectures)
13 Creating, Saving documents 1 i 14 Editing documents (formatting characters, lines and I Section & Page Breaks, Headers & Footers, Tool, index) 15 Language tools (spelling, er thesaurus) I
16 cut, copy, paste 1 17 Creating Tables 1 18 Mail merge, Use of keyboard shortcuts I i. I I I: MS Excel (3 lectures) . 19 Introduction to spreadsheet, rows, columns, cell 1 address, Workbook, worksheet 20 Entering data, Formulae, functions, Editing sheets, . I Formatting 21 Finding, replacing and filling data, Database 1 management, sorting, Preparing Charts, Use of ke . shortcuts I I 1 Powerpoint (6 lectures) 22 Introduction to presentations, create, save 2 23 Types ofpresentation layouts, Slides, outlines, slide 2 sorter, presentation, Formatting, Tables, cliparts, pictures, orwmisation charts, charts etc. 24 Animation (preset, custom), Setting up slide show, I timings, on click, hyperlinks etc., Inserting images, videos and sounds,
25 Powerpoint presentation, powerpoint show, Presentation 1 Keyboard shortcuts t. V. Introduction to desiping (4 lectures) 26 Types of communication, What is design, Types of 1 design, 27 Colour theory, Hierarchy in a design, Typography I I (fonts & typefaces, types of fonts), Observation & visualization, perspective 28 UniCode, installing and using Unicode.
, l.- I .jl"" VI. Page Layouts (pagemaker indesign and Quarlapress) (to lectures) 29 Introduction to different pagemaking software, Tools, 6 menus, Tools, making pages in Quark Express / I Pagemaker,. [ 30 Inserting a photograph / graphic for print, Creating ,1: 1 blurbs, Using diop caps, etc. Differences between 1- Quark Express and Pagemaker. 31 Creative page layouts in different media (flyers, 2 brochures, books, newspapers, etc.), Basics of newspaper layout, folds, importance of placement of news above and below the fold., Preparing a dummy ne r : i '. YD. Pbotosbop (7 lectures) 32 Introduction to graphics, difference between vector and 1 bitmap images, CMYK and RGB 33 Image size, canvas size, Resolution and DPI., Learning 2 tools (all tools ofthe toolbox), colour separation 34 Different graphic formats (pSD, JPG, GIF, etc.), 2 Scanning and colour correction,. Touching up photographs, importance of highlights, mids and shadows, Cloning, duplicating and adjustments. 35 Working with Imagt:s, giving effects to images, 2 , Cropping and resizing images, Masking, Working with layers, Preparing images for the web, print medium and films I VII Introduction to Corel Draw 04 06 Internal Assessment: Group ProjectlIndividuai ProjectlBook Review/Class Test/Case StudylPresentation {Power point/Audio - Visual presentation/Oral Presentation} . ~ Reference Books : r Learn Microsoft Office in 24 hrs. ., Photoshop CS2 in simple steps: By Dream Tech CS2 Bible: By Dream Tech Photoshop Savvy: By Dream Tech Down and Dirty Tips & Tricks: Tech Media I Indesign " CS2 Bible: Tech Media Classroom in a book: Tech Media
Quarlc 1C.....-,., 5 for windows and mac: Tech Media Visual Quickstart Guide: Tech Media