1.
Basic Computer Concepts
     What is a Computer?
      Understanding the basic components of a computer system:
      hardware, software, input/output devices, etc.
     Types of Computers:
      Classification based on size, function (e.g., Supercomputers,
      Mainframes, Microcomputers, etc.).
     Computer Components:
      CPU, RAM, ROM, Hard Drive, Input/Output devices.
2. Operating System (OS)
     Definition and Purpose of an OS:
      Functions such as memory management, process management, file
      system management, etc.
     Types of Operating Systems:
      Single-user, multi-user, real-time, batch, and distributed systems.
     Basic OS Functions:
      File management (folders, directories, etc.), process management,
      device management.
     Popular Operating Systems:
      Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS.
     File Systems:
      FAT, NTFS, and ext3/ext4 in Linux.
3. Computer Hardware & Software
     Types of Hardware:
      Input devices (keyboard, mouse), output devices (monitor, printer),
      storage devices (HDD, SSD, USB, DVD).
     Types of Software:
      System software (Operating System), Application software (word
      processors, spreadsheets), and utility software (antivirus, file
      manager).
4. Basic Internet & Networking
     What is the Internet?
      Basic understanding of the Internet, web browsers, search engines,
      and web protocols.
     Networking Concepts:
      Types of networks (LAN, WAN, MAN), IP addresses, routers, switches,
      and the concept of the internet and intranet.
     HTTP, HTTPS, and other Web Protocols.
     Email Concepts:
      Email address format, types of email services, email protocols
      (SMTP, POP3, IMAP).
     Social Media and Web Technologies:
      Basic understanding of popular social media platforms and web
      technologies.
5. Microsoft Office/Software Tools
     Word Processing (Microsoft Word):
      Basic functions (creating, editing, formatting), insert tables/images,
      spell-check, and page setup.
     Spreadsheet (Microsoft Excel):
      Basic Excel functions (SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT), understanding of
      cells, rows, columns, and data types.
     Presentation Software (Microsoft PowerPoint):
      Creating slides, adding animations, transitions, inserting
      multimedia, and slide formatting.
6. Computer Programming Basics
     Introduction to Programming Concepts:
      Variables, data types, control structures (if-else, loops), and
      functions.
     Popular Programming Languages:
      Basics of languages like C, C++, Java, and Python.
     Basic Algorithm and Flowcharts:
      Simple algorithms and how to represent them with flowcharts.
7. Database Management Systems (DBMS)
     Basic Concepts of DBMS:
      What is a database, tables, fields, records.
     Relational Database:
      Concepts like tables, relationships, keys (primary, foreign), and
      normalization.
     SQL Basics:
      Simple SQL queries like SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE.
8. Computer Security & Safety
     Basic Computer Security:
      Viruses, malware, spyware, and firewalls.
     Cyber Hygiene Practices:
      Password security, data encryption, and secure browsing.
     Antivirus Software and Other Tools:
      Using antivirus to protect the system from malware, understanding
      the concept of firewalls.
9. Multimedia and Graphics
     Basics of Multimedia:
      Understanding audio, video, and image formats.
     Popular Multimedia Tools:
      Basic usage of photo editing software, video editing tools, and
      multimedia players.
10. Emerging Technologies
     Cloud Computing Basics:
      What is cloud computing, types of cloud services (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS),
      popular cloud providers (Google Drive, AWS, Dropbox).
     Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML):
      Basic concepts and their applications.
     Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies:
      A general understanding of blockchain technology and its role in
      cryptocurrency.
11. Basic Troubleshooting
     Common Hardware/Software Issues:
      Identifying and troubleshooting issues related to basic computer
      functionality.
     Error Messages and How to Address Them:
      Common errors and how to resolve them.
     System Optimization:
      Cleaning and optimizing the system for better performance (disk
      cleanup, removing unnecessary programs, etc.).