1. Introduction to Computers 

   Content: This chapter covers the basics of computers, including their history, types, and fundamental components like hardware and software. 

   Objective: To introduce students to the essential components and functions of a computer system and familiarize them with the evolution of computers.

2. Operating System 

   Content: Explains the concept of an operating system (OS), its types, and how it manages computer resources. It also introduces popular OS like Windows and Linux. 

   Objective: To understand the role of an operating system in managing hardware and software and to learn basic navigation and functions of common OS interfaces.

3. MS Paint 

   Content: Provides an introduction to the MS Paint program, covering tools like the pencil, brush, shapes, and color picker to create simple drawings. 

   Objective: To learn how to use the basic drawing tools in MS Paint to create, modify, and save images.

4. MS Word 

   Content: This chapter introduces MS Word, focusing on creating, formatting, editing, and saving documents. It covers essential features like fonts, alignment, and inserting images. 

   Objective: To develop the ability to use MS Word for word processing tasks such as creating and formatting documents effectively.

5. MS Excel 

   Content: Introduces MS Excel, explaining how to create spreadsheets, use formulas, and perform basic data analysis and chart creation. 

   Objective: To understand the functions of MS Excel for organizing data, performing calculations, and generating charts.

6. Internet and Email 

   Content: Explains the basics of the internet, including browsing, search engines, and the use of email for communication. Discusses email etiquette and safety. 

   Objective: To familiarize students with the fundamentals of the internet and email communication, emphasizing safe and responsible use.

7. Basic Programming Concepts 

   Content: Covers introductory programming concepts like algorithms, flowcharts, and simple coding exercises using basic programming languages like Scratch or Logo. 

   Objective: To introduce students to the logic behind programming and problemsolving using simple programming constructs.

8. Digital Citizenship 

   Content: Discusses the importance of being a responsible digital citizen, covering topics like cyber safety, online etiquette, and respecting others' privacy. 

   Objective: To instill the values of safe and ethical use of technology, focusing on digital responsibility and awareness.

9. Practical Work 

   Content: Provides hands on exercises to practice the skills learned in MS Paint, MS Word, MS Excel, and basic programming. 

   Objective: To reinforce theoretical knowledge through practical application, ensuring students can perform tasks independently on the computer.