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Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 4-25-2006 |
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BPC122AE
2006 Summer I – 2011 Summer
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L+L 1.0 Credit(s) 2.0 Period(s) 1.7 Load Occ |
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Windows
Operating System: Level II |
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Additional capabilities of the Windows program that
configure devices and customize the presentation of the operating system.
System tools, control panel utilities, the My Computer, Network Neighborhood,
and Microsoft Exchange desktop icons. Other helpful utilities presented. Prerequisites: BPC/CIS121AE or permission
of Instructor. |
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Cross-References:
CIS122AE
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MCCCD
Official Course Competencies: |
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BPC122AE 2006
Summer I – 2011 Summer II |
Windows Operating System: Level II |
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Modify the appearance and function of the Windows desktop.
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Modify, create, and remove specific entries in the Start
menu system. (II) |
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Create desktop shortcuts and startup programs. (III) |
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Perform disk maintenance and locate files and folders
through the Find function. (IV) |
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Register specific file types by command line, icon, and
associated action. (V) |
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Utilize system resources through the computer desktop
icons and system information. (VI) |
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Add new hardware and software to the Windows operating
system. (VII) |
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Display and use Network Neighborhood. (VIII) |
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Display and use the Microsoft exchange. (IX) |
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Identify and describe additional utilities associated with
the Windows operating system. (X) |
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MCCCD
Official Course Outline: |
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BPC122AE 2006
Summer I – 2011 Summer II |
Windows Operating System: Level II |
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I. Desktop appearance and
function A. Display utility 1. Start - settings -
control panel 2. Taskbar properties -
appearance B. Change color schemes C. Choose screen saver D. Work with patterns and
wallpapers II. Start menu system
entries A. The start menu window 1. Add a folder entry 2. Add a shortcut entry 3. Remove existing entries B. The taskbar properties 1. Add a folder entry 2. Add a shortcut entry 3. Remove existing entries III. Desktop shortcuts and
startup programs A. Desktop shortcut icons 1. Explorer window 2. File/new/shortcut 3. Drag/drop shortcut to
desktop B. Startup programs 1. Startup submenu of programs
2. Add a folder entry 3. Autoexecutes
upon boot IV. Disk maintenance and
find function A. Locating system tools B. Use scandisk C. Use disk defragmentor D. Use backup E. Use find V. Register file types A. Definition of file types
B. Registered vs.
Unregistered C. Explorer - view -
options - file types 1. Register a new file type
2. Unregister an existing
file type VI. System resources A. My computer desktop icon
1. Drive icon(s) 2. Control panel 3. Printers B. System information 1. General 2. Device manager 3. Hardware profiles 4. Performance VII. New hardware and
software A. Hardware 1. Settings - control panel
2. New hardware Wizard B. Software 1. Settings - control panel
2. Add/remove programs icon
C. Printers 1. Settings - control panel
2. Add printer Wizard VIII. Network neighborhood A. Create shared folders B. Create mapped drives C. Create user profiles D. Printer topics 1. Add 2. Print 3. Manage print jobs IX. Microsoft exchange A. Create a message B. Send a message C. Read a message D. Reply to a message X. Additional utilities A. My briefcase B. Hyperterminal
C. Microsoft fax D. Microsoft network E. Other control panel
utilities |