web-digicom
Category:
Computer Science
Computer literacy is an essential skill in the modern era. This course on Computer Concepts focuses on improving your computer literacy. Gain knowledge about basic computer skills like sending and receiving emails, browsing the internet, preparing databases, making presentations, etc.
About this Course
This course is intended to give you a basic level IT Literacy program for anyone. This program has essentially been conceived with the idea of allowing the common person to attain computer literacy thereby contributing to increased and speedy PC penetration in different walks of life.
Learn to operate systems, process words on a spreadsheet, web browser, make presentations, and much more.
What will you achieve?
Who this course is for?
Beginners who want to learn computer concepts and gain knowledge in the field.
Students who wish to have a certified computer course for their career.
Anyone with a desire to pursue further courses like MS Office, Web Designing, Networking, etc.
Eric Abidal
Professor
Coding for beginners might seem hard. However, starting with the basics is a great way to familiarise yourself with the syntax and the process of what it takes to create a website.This course teaches you HTML and CSS.
Víctor Valdés
Professor
Coding for beginners might seem hard. However, starting with the basics is a great way to familiarise yourself with the syntax and the process of what it takes to create a website.This course teaches you HTML and CSS.
Yolanda Ruiz
Professor
Coding for beginners might seem hard. However, starting with the basics is a great way to familiarise yourself with the syntax and the process of what it takes to create a website.This course teaches you HTML and CSS.
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