Main content blocks
Section outline
-
Welcome. This course will take you from the basic idea of a computer network, through the Internet and the World Wide Web, to using search engines effectively and composing your own e-mail with an attachment. It is designed so you can study independently, at your own pace, without needing to attend a physical classroom. Everything you need notes, videos, activities, and assessments is provided within each unit.
How This Course Is Organised
The course is divided into four units, each covering one major topic from the original Unit 8 syllabus:Topic 1: Computer Network Concepts
Topic 2: Internet Concepts and History of the Internet
Topic 3: Search Engines
Topic 4: Electronic Mail
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
1. Explain the fundamental concepts, characteristics, and classifications of computer networks according to geographical coverage.
2. Analyze Internet concepts, including URLs, web browsers, search engines, Internet services, and methods of Internet connectivity.
3. Apply effective search strategies to locate and evaluate relevant information using search engines.
4. Create a professional e-mail message by composing, formatting, attaching files, and using the To, Cc, and Bcc fields appropriately.Facilitators:
Benjamin KARANGWA
Enock Ntirenganya
-
Welcome to the course! Before we dive into Unit 1, let's get to know one another. Reply to this post with: your name, where you're studying from, and one thing you already know (or are curious about) regarding computer networks or the Internet. Feel free to also reply to a few classmates; you'll be learning together for the next several weeks
-
Background Colour
Font Face
Font Kerning
Font Size
Image Visibility
Letter Spacing
Line Height
Link Highlight
Text Alignment
Text Colour