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Course Name
BSc IT (Bachelor of Science in Information Technology)
Subject Code BT0062 (Fundamentals of IT )
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PART - A
PART - B
PART - C
Fundamentals of IT Syllabus.
Unit 1: History of Information
Technology History of Computers; Generation of Computers; First Generation
(1940 1956)Vacuum Tubes; Second Generation (1956-1963) Transistors; Third
Generation (1965-1971) Integrated Circuits; Fourth Generation (1971- Present)
Microprocessors; Fifth Generation Computer. Classification of Computers;
Personal Computers; Minicomputers; Mainframes computers; Super computers;
Laptop/Palmtop Computers; The Impact of Information Technology on Work and
Society
Unit 2: Computer Concepts
Computer Structure; Input Unit; Central Processing Unit; Arithmetic Logic
Unit; Control Unit; Memory Unit; Output Unit; Hardware; Computer Software;
System Software; Program Software; Application Software; Computer Languages;
Operating system
Unit 3: Number Systems
Decimal Number System; Binary Number System; Binary Addition and
Subtraction; Binary Multiplication and Division; Conversion from Decimal Numbers
to Binary; Converting Fractions Decimal Value to Binary; Negative Numbers;
Representing Negative Numbers Using Complements; Complements in Binary Number
System; Gates; OR Gate; AND Gate; NOT Gate.
Unit 4: Introduction to Operating Systems
Different Types of Operating Systems; Real-time Operating System; Multi-user
and Single-user Operating Systems; Multi-tasking and Single-tasking Operating
Systems; Distributed Operating System; Embedded System; Introduction to
Windows-XP; Features of Windows XP; Windows XP; My Documents; My Recent
Documents; My Pictures; My Music ;My Computer; Control Panel; Printers and
Faxes; Help and Support Search; Run; All Programs; Log Off; Turn off Computer;
Copying of Files/Folders ;Recycle Bin; Windows Media Player.
Unit 5: Hardware & Software
Computer Components; Computer Memory – Packaging; Cache Memory; Hard Drive(s)
– Construction; Controller Interface Types; CD-ROM; Monitor; Keyboard and Mouse;
Introduction to Software; Classification of Software; Computer Programming
Languages; Translators [Language Processors];Operating System;4GL (Fourth
Generation Language).
Unit 6: MS-WORD – I
Starting MS-WORD; Basic Units of MS Word; Closing the MS Word Document
;Closing MS Word ;Saving the Document; Create a new Document; Opening of an
Existing Document; Copy; Cut (Move);Formatting the Document; Find ;Insertion;
Inserting Tables; Merge Cells; Implementing Formula on Table Contents;
Formatting the Contents of the Table ;Draw Table ;Headers and Footers; Change
Case.
Unit 7: MS-Excel – I
Starting of Microsoft Excel; Part of MS-Excel Window; Cell and Cell Address;
Components of an Excel Workbook; Closing the Excel Workbook;
Closing the Excel; Worksheets within Workbook ;Navigate Worksheet; Enter and
Edit Data; Entering and Copying the Formula; Saving the Workbook; Create a New
Workbook; Opening of an Existing Workbook; To Copy Cell Contents; Moving the
Cell Content; Inserting Cells; Columns and Rows; To Insert One or More Columns;
To Insert One or more Rows.
Unit 8: MS-Excel – Part - II
Ranges; Common Excel Functions; Logical Functions; Auto SUM; Auto Fill;
Custom List Sheet Lay Out; Alignment; Changing the Column Width; Changing the
Height of the Row; Formatting the Values in Cells; Database; Charts; Database
Features of Excel; Sorting the Database.
Unit 9: MS - PowerPoint
Starting of Microsoft PowerPoint; Parts of Power Point Window; Creation of
PowerPoint Presentation; Save the PowerPoint presentation; Including a chart in
the slide ;Importing a Data Sheet from a file; Formatting Options; Slide
Transition; Different Views of the Presentation.
Unit 10: Concepts of Media
Types of Media; Text; Graphics; Sound; Animation; Video; Applications of
Multimedia; Design and Multimedia; inform your users; Provide Controls.
Accessibility; Alternative Version.
Unit 11: Introduction to Internet
History of Internet; Chronological Development of the Internet; Concepts of
Internet; Internet backbones; How Internet Works; Requirements for Internet;
Uses of Internet; Internet Use; Education; Race; and Age; Internet Explorer;
Netscape; Opera; Search Engines.
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