Computer Skills

Levels

1. Fundamentals
2. Basic
3. Intermediate
4. Advanced
5. Proficient

Skills

* Typing
* Mouse
* Internet
* Email
* Hardware
* Operating Systems
* Word Processing
* Presentations
* Graphics
* Multimedia
* Spreadsheets
* Databases
* Programming

Computer skills are essential in order to utilize computers and related technology efficiently.[1] This course will help you learn basic computer skills, including typing and using a mouse. After you've mastered the basics, this course will help you learn about Internet and email, computers, word processing, multimedia, and spreadsheets.

## Levels

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* Level 1 - Fundamental Skills (Typing, Mouse)
* Level 2 - Basic Computing and Applications
* Level 3 - Intermediate Computing and Applications
* Level 4 - Advanced Computing and Applications
* Level 5 - Proficient Computing, Applications, and Programming

## Preparation

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This is an introductory course. No previous computer experience is necessary. Just follow the lesson levels below or select a specific skill area.

## Skills

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* Typing
* Mouse
* Internet
* Email
* Hardware
* Operating Systems
* Word Processing
* Presentations
* Graphics
* Multimedia
* Spreadsheets
* Databases
* Programming

## See Also

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* Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC3)
* Introduction to Computers
* Wikiversity computer skills
* Computer literacy
* Wikipedia: Computer literacy
* GCFLearnFree.org: Computer Tutorials
* University of New South Wales: Computer Skills Assessment Framework
* Lumen Learning: Computer Applications for Managers

## References

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1. ↑ Wikipedia:Computer literacy

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