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Training Courses in Computer
The UP curriculum supports Microsoft and
international skill standards. It provides introductory Information
and Communications Technologies and advanced training in Microsoft
applications. Upon the completion of the program, the participants
are eligible to sit for the ICDL certification exam with no need for
extra courses. Moreover, the completion of the course takes
approximately 2 months and a half and is taught in 135 hours. The
training is in Arabic. The UP
curriculum covers 8 different components:
·
Computer Fundamentals
provides a solid foundation in basic computer concepts and the
essentials of hardware, software, operating systems and the
Internet.
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Digital Media Fundamentals
teaches how to get started with digital media, including digital
phot+ography, audio, and video.
·
Internet and World Wide Web Fundamentals
teaches how to explore the Web, use search engines, work with
e-mail, and create Web pages with Microsoft FrontPage®.
·
Web Design Fundamentals
teaches the complete process of Web page design, from the basics of
HTML to strategies for designing and building a complete Web site.
·
Word Processing Fundamentals
focuses on how to use a word processor to write and revise a variety
of personal and business documents, from simple letters and memos to
complex documents containing graphics and tables.
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Presentation Fundamentals
teaches everything you need to know about putting together
persuasive electronic presentations, from creating basic slide
shows, to adding graphics, video, and audio for rich multimedia
presentations.
·
Database Fundamentals
introduces the basics of using a relational database to create
tables, forms, and reports.
·
Spreadsheet Fundamentals
teaches the basics of spreadsheet concepts including creating
worksheets, editing data, building charts and graphs, and publishing
a spreadsheet to the Web.
·
Arabic Typing:
trains participants how
to type in Arabic.
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Blogging:
trains participants how to
establish their own blogs to express and share ideas and thoughts
through their own personal blogs.
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