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Computer Basics 2 1
Computer Basics 2 1
•Lesson
3: Computer Performance and Features
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Lesson 3
Computer Performance and Features
Objectives
Laptop
Handheld
Tablet.
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Desktop Computers
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Laptop Computers
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Handheld Computers
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Tablet Computers
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The Role of Memory
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The Role of Memory (cont.)
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The Role of Memory (cont)
Terms used to measure memory capacity
Term Description
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Computer Performance
CPU Speed
Hard Disk Factors
RAM
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CPU Speed
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Hard Disk
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RAM
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Productivity Programs
Presentation Programs
Spreadsheet Programs
Database Programs
Graphics Programs
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Word-Processing and Publishing
Programs
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Presentation Programs
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Spreadsheet Programs
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Graphics Programs
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Communication Programs
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E-mail messages
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E-mail messages (cont.)
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Educational and Entertainment
Programs
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Lesson 4 – Computer Operating Systems
Objectives
After completing this lesson, you will be able to:
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Functions of an Operating System
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Components of a Windows user interface
o Desktop
o Taskbar
o Notification Area
o Start
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Working with Windows-Based Programs: Paint
Open a program
1. Click Start
3. Point to Accessories
4. Click Paint
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Working with Windows-Based Programs: Paint
Move a window
3. Release the
mouse button
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Working with Windows-Based Programs: Paint
Menu Bar
o A menu bar is a
rectangular bar,
usually at the top, in
which you can select
menus.
o A toolbar can be a
horizontal or vertical
block of on-screen
buttons or icons.
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Working with Windows-Based Programs: Paint
Minimize, Maximize, and Close buttons
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Managing Files and Folders
Windows Explorer
The Windows Explorer window is often divided
into two sections, called panes.
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Practices
Managing Files and Folders
o Open
Microsoft Digital Lite
racy site
o Click on Computer
Basics module.
1 o Click on “Launch E-
learning.
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2 o Click on the “Play”
button.
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o Follow steps on the
left screen.
Practices
Performing Basic File Operation
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