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Internet & Computing Core Certification (IC3)
Internet & Computing Core Certification (IC3) - 10 Days
IC3, or the Internet and Computing Core Certification program, is the ideal starting point for anyone interested in learning computer and Internet basics. The program gives individuals sufficient Internet and computing literacy skills to enter current job markets or begin higher education programs. Prime candidates for IC³ are employees who use technology on the job, and anyone—young or old—who wants to gain a working knowledge of computers and the Internet.
Today's economy requires familiarity with computers and the Internet. The Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC³®) provides employees, students, and job-seekers with the foundation of knowledge they need to succeed in environments that require the use of computers and the Internet. The Global Standard 3 is an internationally recognized standard for digital literacy and reflects the most relevant skills needed in today's academic and business environments.
In an increasingly digital world, where virtually every field and function is impacted by computers, IC³ certification can help you refine your aptitude in the most important and valuable areas. What's more, IC³ helps instructors define their students' proficiency and marketable skills as they enter the workforce.
The CTCLC Difference
Current Technologies Computer Learning Center uses our own certified instructors that will help guide you to a sucessful completion of your training and certification. Our Instructors are simply the best instructors you will find. Let our great instructors help you get started in understanding and using your Computer, Internet, and computer applications. CTCLC has convenient day or night schedules to fit your needs. We can also do onsite classes with our top notch portable labs.
Our instructors are the very best and give 110% to their Students. We Care about every student that we train and we have a free resit policy for all of our courses for the same revision. You will not find a better training experience anywhere.
Current Technologies Computer Learning Center is Microsoft Gold Certified Partner for Learning Solutions (CPLS), Cisco Learning Partner, CompTIA Learning Alliance Member, EC-Council Accredited Training Center, and many others. We offer the highest quality, authorized training that you will find anywhere.
Intended Audience
- Individuals who are looking fo Computer Basics
- Employees who use technology on the job
- Students
- Anyone—young or old—who wants to gain a working knowledge of computers and the Internet
Duration
- 10 days, Instructor-led classroom training (9:00am to 5:00pm)
CTCLC Special Discounts
Internet & Computing Core Certification (IC3) (10 Days) $1,995.00 List Price $2,995.00 Special Discounted Student price for 3 or more from the same Company $1,595.00
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Course Outline
Computing Fundamentals
Module 1: Computers All Around Us
- How Computers Can Be Used
Module 2: Looking at Networks
- What is a Network?
- Types of Networks
- Connecting to a Network
- Interacting with Networks
Module 3: Elements of a Personal Computer
- An Overview
- Looking at the System Unit
Module 4: Understanding Memory
- Looking at Memory
- Read Only Memory (ROM) BIOS
- Random Access Memory (RAM)
- Cache Memory
Module 5: Identifying Input/Output Devices
- What are Input/Output Devices?
- Looking at the Monitor
- Using Video Cards
- Using the Keyboard
- Using the Mouse
- Looking at Other Input/Output Devices
- Recognizing Ports
Module 6: Working with Storage Systems
- What Are Storage Systems?
- Working with Disk Drive
- Identifying the Floppy Disk Drive
- Working with Hard Disk Drives
- Working with CD Drives
- Using Other Types of Storage Devices
- Virtual Storage Systems
Module 7: Looking at Printers
- Using Printers
Module 8: Basic Troubleshooting Techniques
- Increasing the Computer’s Performance
- Troubleshooting the Problem
- Working with Hardware
- Installing New Hardware
- Taking Care of the Computer
- Replacing or Upgrading Equipment
- Disposing of Older or Non-Working Items
Module 9: Buying a Computer
- Building Your Checklist
- How Much Will It Cost?
Module 10: Looking at Software Applications
- What is a Software Program?
- Upgrading Your Software
- Looking at Operating Systems
- Choosing an Application Program
Module 11: Using the Computer
- Starting the Computer
- Understanding the Boot Routine
- Working with an Application Program
- Resetting the Computer
- Shutting Down the Computer
Windows Vista / Windows 7
Module 12: Looking at Windows
- What is Windows?
Module 13: Looking at the Desktop
- What is the Windows Desktop?
- Navigating Within Windows
- Using the Start Button
- Selecting Items in the Start Menu
- Using the Taskbar
Module 14: Working with Windows
- Looking at a Typical Window
- Moving a Window
- Sizing a Window
- Using Scroll Bars
Module 15: Exiting Windows
- Exiting the Computer Properly
- Exiting from a Networked Environment
- Exiting from a Non-Networked Environment
- Restarting the Computer
Module 16: Getting Help
- Using Windows Help and Support
- Using Online and Offline Help
- Using Table of Contents
- Using the Table of Contents
- Getting Help in a Window or Dialog Box
- Getting Additional Technical Support
Module 17: Running Application Programs
- Starting Application Programs
- Using the Run Command
- Multitasking
Module 18: Looking at Files and Folders
- Understanding Files and Folders
- What’s on my Desktop?
- Using the My Computer Feature
- Changing the View
- Creating Folders
- Changing the Folder
Module 19: Using Windows Explorer
- What is Windows Explorer?
- Selecting Files or Folders
- Copying and Moving Files or Folders
- Viewing File or Folder Properties
- Finding Files
Module 20: Using the Recycle Bin
- Looking at the Recycle Bin
- Deleting Files & Folders
- Restoring a File or Folder
- Emptying the Recycle Bin
- Identifying Common Problems with Files
Module 21: Managing Disks
- Maintaining Your System
- Formatting External Storage Devices
- Checking for Errors
- Defragmenting the Disk
- Cleaning Up the Disk
Module 22: Customizing System Settings
- Using the Control Panel
- Customizing the Desktop Display
- Changing the Date & Time
- Customizing the Mouse
- Customizing the Keyboard
- Changing the Volume
- Using Fonts
- Printing Files
Module 23: Installing and Uninstalling Programs
- Managing Application Programs
- Installing a New Program
- Why isn’t the Program Working?
Module 24: Getting Started with Programs
- Sharing Common Elements
- Starting Word/Excel/PowerPoint
- Exiting Word/Excel/PowerPoint
- Looking at the Screen
- Using the Quick Access Toolbar
- Using the Ribbon
- Getting Help
- Working with Files
- Printing Files
Using Microsoft Office Word 2007
Module 25: Creating Documents
- Entering and Editing Text
- Working with Documents
- Starting a New Document
- Closing a Document
- Opening a Document
- Switching Between Documents
- Saving Files in Different Formats
- Managing Your Files
Module 26: Manipulating Text
- Selecting Text
- Customizing the View
- Adjusting the Zoom
- Editing Text
- Using Cut, Copy and Paste
Module 27: Formatting Text
- Formatting Text Characters
- Using the Format Painter
- Aligning Text
- Adding Borders and Shading
Module 28: Setting Tabs
- Understanding Tab Settings
Module 29: Indenting Text Paragraphs
- Working with Indents
- Using the Paragraph Command
- Adding Bullets and Numbering
Module 30: Proofing Your Document
- Checking the Spelling and Grammar
- Using the Thesaurus
- Finding Items
- Replacing Items
Module 31: Using Additional Formatting Features
- Changing the Line Spacing
- Setting the Paragraph Spacing
- Changing the Paper Size
- Changing Margins
- Adding Special Characters
- Inserting the Date and Time
Module 32: Printing Documents
- Previewing the Document
- Printing a Document
Module 33: Working with Headers or Footers
- Adding Page Numbering
- Using Section Breaks
- Using Headers and Footers
Module 34: Using Publishing Format Tools
- What are Publishing Format Tools?
- Working with Styles
- Using AutoText
- Outlining a Document
- Working with Footnotes or Endnotes
Module 35: Working with Pictures
- What are Illustrations?
- Inserting Pictures
- Inserting Pictures from a Disk
- Manipulating Pictures
Module 36: Working with Objects
- Drawing Objects
- Inserting Text Boxes
- Editing Objects
- Arranging Objects
Module 37: Working with Tables
- Understanding How Tables Work
- Drawing a Table
- Inserting a Table
- Selecting Items in the Table
- Formatting the Table
- Modifying the Borders and Shading
- Adjusting the Width or Height
- Changing the Alignment
- Inserting & Deleting Rows/Columns
- Merging and Splitting Cells
- Splitting a Table
- Converting Text or Tables
- Sorting Information in a Table
Module 38: Working with Others
- Sharing Information with Others
- Working with Comments
- Tracking Changes
Using Microsoft Office Excel 2007
Module 39: Getting Started
- Understanding Basic Terminology
- Creating a New Blank Workbook
- Opening Workbooks
- Closing a Workbook
- Saving Workbooks
- Managing Your Files
- Entering Data in the Worksheet
- Moving Around the Worksheet
Module 40: Manipulating the Information
- Selecting Cells
- Making Changes to the Contents
- Using Undo, Redo, or Repeat
- Copying and Moving Data
- Using AutoFill
- Changing the Column Widths
- Adjusting the Row Height
- Inserting or Deleting Rows, Columns, or Cells
- Managing Worksheets
Module 41: Working with Formulas
- Creating Simple Formulas
- Using Common Built-In Functions
- Using Absolute & Relative Addresses
- Being Careful with Formulas
Module 42: Formatting a Worksheet
- What Does Formatting Mean?
- Formatting Numbers and Decimal Digits
- Changing Cell Alignment
- Changing Fonts and Sizes
- Applying Cell Borders
- Applying Colors and Patterns
- Using Styles
- Using the Format Painter
Module 43: Using Miscellaneous Tools
- Using the Spell Checker
- Sorting Data
Module 44: Working with Charts
- Understanding Charts
- Selecting Chart Types
- Making Changes to the Chart
Module 45: Getting Ready to Print
- Previewing the Worksheet
- Adding Page Breaks
- Customizing the Printout
- Printing the Worksheet
Using Microsoft Office PowerPoint
Module 46: Getting Started
- What is a Presentation Manager?
- What is PowerPoint?
- Working with Presentations
- Creating Presentations
- Entering Text in the Slide Pane
- Switching Between Presentations
- Displaying Information in the Presentation
- Moving Around in the Presentation
Module 47: Setting Up the Presentation
- Creating a Master Slide
- Inserting Headers and Footers
- Managing the Slides
- Module 48: Working with Text
- Selecting Text Objects
- Manipulating Text
- Checking the Spelling
Module 49: Formatting Text
- What Does Formatting Mean?
- Aligning Text
- Changing Bulleted Information
Module 50: Working with Objects
- Inserting Clip Art Images
- Inserting Graphics from Other Sources
- Creating and Using Tables
- Formatting the Table
- Creating a Chart
- Creating Objects
Module 51: Enhancing the Presentation
- Changing the Background Color
- Animating Objects
- Customizing the Animation
- Applying Slide Transitions
Module 52: Bringing It All Together
- Printing the Presentation
- Creating Notes and Handouts
- Running the Slide Show
Living Online - Getting Connected
Module 53: Networking Fundamentals
- What is a Network?
- Where the Personal Computer Fits
- Networking Standards
- Connecting to a Network
- Benefits of Networking
- Disadvantages of Networking
Module 54: Looking at the Internet
- Introducing the Internet
- Connecting to the Internet
- Types of Connections
- Recognizing Intranets and Extranets
Module 55: Understanding E-mail Fundamentals
- What is Electronic Mail?
- Internal Mail
- Internet E-mail
- Understanding an E-mail Address
- Looking at E-mail Components
- Using E-mail Options
- Using E-mail Appropriately
- Managing Spam
- Understanding Bad Netiquette
- Identifying Common E-mail Problems
Module 56: Using Microsoft Outlook Express
- What is Outlook Express?
- Using the Folder List
- Sending Messages
- Receiving Messages
- Attaching Files
- Managing Messages
- Working with the Address Book
- Performing Some Maintenance
Using the Internet
Module 57: Getting Started
- Understanding Basic Terminology
- Using the Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
- Looking at the Home Page
- Understanding the Domain Name Format
- Identifying Other Elements
Module 58: Looking at Web Browsers
- Using a Web Browser
- Looking at Mailing Lists
- Subscribing to a Newsgroup (Usenet)
Module 59: Using Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Getting Started
- Looking at the Screen
Module 60: Using Information From the Web
- Printing a Web Page
- Downloading Information
- Customizing the Web Browser
Module 61: Searching for Information
- “Surfing” the Internet
- Searching a Specific Web Site
- Using Directories
- Using Portal Sites
- Using Search Engine Technology
- Narrowing the Search
- Using Boolean Terms
Module 62: Qualifying the Information
- Evaluating the Information
- Having an Impact on Society
- Benefits of Using Computers
Module 63: The Risks of Computing
- Protecting Your Data or Computer
- Understanding Data Security
- Establishing a Safe Working Environment
- Using Ergonomics
- Understanding Viruses
- Performing a Data Backup
Module 64: Using the Internet Responsibly
- Restricting Access
- Recognizing Copyright Issues
- Identifying Ethical Issues
- Protecting Yourself
- Keeping Up with Technology
- Looking at Personal Responsibilities
Certification Path
Required Exam(s) |
Recommended Training |
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|---|---|---|
IC³ — Computing Fundamentals |
Internet & Computing
Core Certification (IC3) |
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IC³ — Key Applications |
Internet & Computing
Core Certification (IC3) |
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IC³ — Living Online |
Internet & Computing
Core Certification (IC3) |
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For More Information About Internet & Computing Core Certification (IC3) or to Register for Courses Contact Us
EMail: Sales@ctclc.com
Phone: (219) 764-3800