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Hi Below are the details for Basic Computer Course (M S Office)

MS WORD  • Introduction to MS Word  • Creating a Document • Open, save and print a document. • Sharing a document • Edit and formatting text. • Change the page layout, background and borders. • Using Find & Replace • Insert hyperlink • Headers & footers and Page Numbers • Insert and edit tables. • Picture & Text Wrapping • Insert Shapes, Charts, Text Boxes • Perform a mail merge. • Smart art Graphics MS EXCEL • Getting started with Excel • Creating & Opening Workbook (Basic Excel sheet) • Modifying Columns, Rows & Cells • Formatting Cells & Numbers • Introduction to Formulas • Performing Complex Formulas & Functions • Sorting, Freezing, Filtering & Conditional Formatting • Sharing & Printing an excel workbook • Inspecting & Protecting Workbooks MS POWERPOINT • Getting Started with PPT • Creating & Opening Presentations • Slide Layout & Designs • Basic Slide Editing & Text Basics • Applying Themes & Transitions • Slide Show • Inserting & Formatting pictures • Aligning, Grouping & Animating Objects • Inserting Audio, Video, Tables, Charts • Insert Hyperlinks  • Printing & Sharing

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what is computer? it is an electronic device accept the data , it process the data and gives the information is called computer.

Computer education is designed to build familiarity with one of the most ubiquitous technologies of the 21st century. The level and depth of computer education vary greatly, from that required by the occasional user to the needs of a deep-dive specialist. The subject matter is broad and encompasses a variety of disciplines.

computer education is critical, given the technology's foundational nature. A well-rounded curriculum in computer technology includes several key areas of study, including hardware, software, systems, architecture, data and security. Hardware refers to the physical elements of a computer system, while software enables the user to work with those physical elements. Systems comprise a connected array of hardware, software and data marshaled together to solve business problems. The architecture is the “blueprint” that describes in some detail how a particular system will function. The data of a system and how data are used, modified and deleted can be thought of as the single most important component of a system. Failure to manage data correctly leads to costly re-dos and workarounds. Security is also crucial, as protecting private data and systems has become a key criterion for success in the global marketplace.