1. Introduction to Computers

    Content: Introduction to the basic concepts of computers, their types, and their role in different fields. Includes a brief history of computers and an overview of hardware and software.

    Objective: To familiarize students with the fundamentals of computers and their importance in today’s technological world.

2. Programming Fundamentals

    Content: Basic principles of programming, including variables, data types, control structures, and syntax. Introduction to problem solving techniques using algorithms and flowcharts.

    Objective: To help students understand the foundational concepts of programming and develop logical problem solving skills.

3. Data Representation

    Content: Explanation of how data is represented in computers using binary, hexadecimal, and other number systems. Includes the concepts of bits, bytes, and encoding schemes like ASCII and Unicode.

    Objective: To teach students how computers store and manage data in various forms and formats.

4. Operating Systems

    Content: Overview of operating systems and their functions, such as memory management, process management, and file systems. Introduction to types of operating systems, like Windows, Linux, and macOS.

    Objective: To help students understand the role of an operating system in managing computer resources and applications.

5. Networking and Internet

    Content: Basic concepts of computer networks, including types of networks (LAN, WAN), network devices, and protocols. Introduction to the internet, its functioning, and common services like email and browsers.

    Objective: To provide knowledge about networking fundamentals and how the internet works, emphasizing communication and data sharing.

6. Database Management Systems

    Content: Introduction to databases, including their importance, structure, and types. Concepts such as tables, records, fields, and relationships. Overview of SQL for querying databases.

    Objective: To enable students to understand how databases store and organize data and how to manage them using queries.

7. Programming in Python

    Content: Introduction to Python programming, covering basic syntax, variables, loops, and conditional statements. Hands on practice with small coding exercises to enhance understanding.

    Objective: To teach students how to write simple programs in Python and apply their programming knowledge in solving real world problems.

8. Web Development

    Content: Basics of web development, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Students learn how to create simple web pages, understand the structure of web documents, and style them.

    Objective: To provide foundational knowledge of web development and enable students to design and develop basic websites.

9. Cyber security

    Content: Introduction to cyber security principles, including threats like viruses, malware, and phishing. Discusses ways to protect systems and data, such as encryption and firewalls.

    Objective: To create awareness about the importance of cyber security and teach students how to secure personal and sensitive information online.

10. Emerging Technologies

     Content: Overview of current and future technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Block chain, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Discussion of their potential impacts on society.

     Objective: To introduce students to new and emerging technologies and their transformative potential in various industries.

11. Project Work

     Content: Students undertake a project involving the application of concepts learned throughout the course. This can include developing a small program, a database, or a website.

     Objective: To give students hands on experience in applying computer science principles in a practical project, fostering creativity and problem solving skills.