Computer basic Course Outline
Your learning roadmap

1 - Basic
1.1 - Introduction
1.1.1 - What is actually a computer
1.1.2 - Why do we use it?
1.1.3 - Where can we use a computer
1.2 - How to use a computer (not mandatory)
1.2.1 - How to power up and start a computer
1.2.2 - How to use a keyboard and mouse
1.3 - Components of a computer
1.3.1 - Hardware
1.3.2 - Software
1.4 - The operating system (Both windows and Linux)
1.4.1 - Personalization
1.4.2 - Opening files or programs
1.4.3 - Creating and managing folders
1.4.4 - Creating and editing files
1.4.5 - Organizing files and folders
1.4.6 - Creating and editing files
1.4.7 - How to use text editors efficiently
1.4.8 - Microsoft Office basics (Offline)
1.4.8.1 - Microsoft Word
1.4.8.2 - Microsoft Excel
1.4.8.3 - Microsoft Power point
1.4.9 - Google docs basics (Mostly online)
1.4.9.1 - Why use google docs and sheets
1.4.9.2 - Google Docs
1.4.9.3 - Google Sheets
2 - Intermediate
2.1 - System settings
2.2 - CLI (Command line interface)
2.3 - Basic networking
2.3.1 - Trouble shooting
2.4 - Internet and email basics
3 - Advanced
3.1 - Basic computer hardware assembly
3.2 - Understanding boot and installing OSs
3.2.1 - Windows
3.2.2 - Linux
3.3 - Understanding and installing system drivers
3.3.1 - Windows
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Practice
Make your self at home
Creating and organizing Folders
1. Create folders in this structure
Instruction : Create a parent folder called My books
then create a folder called Math & Physics inside My Books folder
after that create a folder called Calculus inside the folder Math
then create a folder called Laws of physics inside the folder Physics

- My Books
-- Math
--- Calculus
--- Geometry
-- Physics
--- Laws of physics