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Computer Software

Location:
Kenya
Salary:
10000
Posted:
January 22, 2021

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Resume:

CIT**** Computer systems

Credits

*

Pre-requisite

None

Purpose of the Course

To impart an understanding of fundamental concepts underlying current developments in computer systems

Expected Learning Outcomes

On completion of this module the students will be able to:

1.Demonstrate a clear understanding of the main components of a computer system.

2.Explain the historical background of computer systems

3.Explain various applications of computer systems.

4.Demonstrate a clear understanding on how computers are used in today’s economy.

Course Content

1.Introduction to computer system

2.Hardware and software

3.Data processing

4.Computer applications and Computer-related jobs

5.Types of computer systems and Generations of computers

6.Data processing systems

7.Networking

8.Components of computer and their functions

9.Storage unit and CPU

10.Software and Programming languages

11.Program development and Operating system

12.Electronic commerce

13.Internet, Extranet and e-mail

14.Mobile computing

15.System analysis and design

16.Introduction to information systems

Mode of delivery

Lectures, directed reading, practical demonstrations of parallel computation, and hands-on laboratory sessions and projects.

Instructional Material and/or Equipment

Audi visual equipment, chalkboard, computer simulation software, computer programming tools

Course

Assignments, tutorials, tests, practical exercises and written examinations.

Assessment

Type

Examination

Continuous Assessment

Total

Weighting 70

30

100

Core Reading Material for the course

1.Parameswaran R., Computer Applications in Business, S.Chand and Sons company Ltd

2.Milan Milenkovic, Operating System- Concepts and design, Mcgraw Hill Book company

3.Boddy, David (2009). Managing information systems: strategy and organization. Harlow: Prentice Hall/Financial Times

Recommended reference material

4.Real-Time Rendering. Thomas Akenaine Moller, Eric Haines and Nafty Hoffman. A.K. Peters Ltd. ISBN 978-1-56881-424-7



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