Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC3)

About This Course

Technology has become a part of our everyday lives, and understanding how to function in environments that require the use of computers and the Internet is more critical now than ever before. So, whether you plan to pursue a career in IT, or simply become more effective with technology, IC3 Digital Literacy Certification is the place to start.  The IC3 certifications comprises of 3 modules as below:

Module 1 - Computer Fundamentals

Lesson 1: Operating Systems
Lesson Objectives
What is an Operating System?
Desktop Operating Systems
Common Operating System Features
Understanding Windows
Power Options
Looking at the Windows 10 Desktop
Global and Profile-Specific Settings
Changing Global Settings
Customizing Profile-Specific Settings
Mobile Operating Systems
Operating System Updates
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Lesson 2: Hardware
Lesson Objectives
What Makes Hardware Tick?
About the Numbers
The Basics – What’s Inside?
Memory and Storage
Identifying Types of Computers
Keyboards, Mice, and Touch Screens
Typical Smart Phone Hardware
Power Plans
Connecting Peripherals
Wireless Connection Technologies
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Lesson 3: Networks and Mobile
Devices
Lesson Objectives
What Is a Network?
Why Networks?
Basic Network Technology
Obtaining Internet Service
Connecting the Internet to Your LAN
Wired Connections – Ethernet
Wireless Connections – Wi-Fi
Cellular Networks
Obtaining Cell Service
Cellular Service Plans
Cellular Devices
Hard-Wired Phones
Voice Mail
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Lesson 4: File Management
Lesson Objectives
Understanding Folders and Directory
Structure
Using File Explorer
Working with Files and Folders
Understanding Default Locations
Managing Electronic Media
Sharing Files
Lesson Summary
Review Question

Lesson 5: Software
Lesson Objectives
Why Use Software?
Obtaining Software
Managing Software
Configuring Software
Working with Windows Apps
Messaging Applications
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Lesson 6: Cloud Computing
Lesson Objectives
Cloud Computing Concepts
Cloud Accounts
Microsoft OneDrive
iCloud
Dropbox
Other Types of Cloud-Based Applications
Mobile Notifications
Lesson Summary
Review Questions
Lesson 7: Security and Maintenance
Lesson Objectives
The Need for Security
User Names and Passwords
Identifying Risks
Protecting Yourself
Backup and Restore
Troubleshooting
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Module 2 - Key Applications

Lesson 1: Operating Systems
Lesson Objectives
What is an Operating System?
Desktop Operating Systems
Common Operating System Features
Understanding Windows
Power Options
Looking at the Windows 10 Desktop
Global and Profile-Specific Settings
Changing Global Settings
Customizing Profile-Specific Settings
Mobile Operating Systems
Operating System Updates
Lesson Summary
Review Questions


Lesson 2: Hardware
Lesson Objectives
What Makes Hardware Tick?
About the Numbers
The Basics – What’s Inside?
Memory and Storage
Identifying Types of Computers
Keyboards, Mice, and Touch Screens
Typical Smart Phone Hardware
Power Plans
Connecting Peripherals
Wireless Connection Technologies
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Lesson 3: Networks and Mobile
Devices
Lesson Objectives
What Is a Network?
Why Networks?
Basic Network Technology
Obtaining Internet Service
Connecting the Internet to Your LAN
Wired Connections – Ethernet
Wireless Connections – Wi-Fi
Cellular Networks
Obtaining Cell Service
Cellular Service Plans
Cellular Devices
Hard-Wired Phones
Voice Mail
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Lesson 4: File Management
Lesson Objectives
Understanding Folders and Directory
Structure
Using File Explorer
Working with Files and Folders
Understanding Default Locations
Managing Electronic Media
Sharing Files
Lesson Summary
Review Question

Lesson 5: Software
Lesson Objectives
Why Use Software?
Obtaining Software
Managing Software
Configuring Software
Working with Windows Apps
Messaging Applications
Lesson Summary
Review Questions


Lesson 6: Cloud Computing
Lesson Objectives
Cloud Computing Concepts
Cloud Accounts
Microsoft OneDrive
iCloud
Dropbox
Other Types of Cloud-Based Applications
Mobile Notifications
Lesson Summary
Review Questions


Lesson 7: Security and Maintenance
Lesson Objectives
The Need for Security
User Names and Passwords
Identifying Risks
Protecting Yourself
Backup and Restore
Troubleshooting
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Module 3 - Living Online

Lesson 13: Looking at the Internet
Lesson Objectives
A Connected Community
Introducing the Internet
Finding Computers on the Internet
Understanding Domain Names
Understanding URLs
What is the World Wide Web?
What Exactly is a Web Page?
Meet the Browser!
Browser Navigation Tools
Browser Functions and Features Browser
Preferences and Settings
Extending Browser Functionality
Web Standards
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Lesson 14: Managing Media Literacy
Lesson Objectives
Searching for Information
Using Search Engine Technology
Researching Information Understanding Copyrights Issues
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Lesson 15: Digital Communication
Lesson Objectives
Digital Communication Technologies
Asynchronous Communications Tools
Real-Time Communication Technologies
Skype – More than Just IM
Checking Out Google Hangouts
Online Conferencing Collaboration Tools
Distance Learning Technologies
Streaming
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Lesson 16: Understanding Email,
Contacts, and Calendaring
Lesson Objectives
Working with Email
Using an Email Program
Using the Gmail Calendar
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Lesson 17: Your Life Online
Lesson Objectives We Are Social Beings
Social Media Networks
Open vs Closed Social Media Networks
Taking a Look at LinkedIn
Managing Your Digital Identity Online
Behavior
Computers and Your Health
Lesson Summary
Review Questions

Certification

The IC3 is an internationally recognised certification. You will be required to pass 3 exams to obtain the certification. A certificate of completion will be issued to all learners

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