Chapter 1: About computers
Module A: Computing concepts
Module B: Computer types
Summary: About computers
Chapter 2: Operating systems
Module A: Operating system basics
Module B: Common operating systems
Module C: Navigating in Windows 7
Summary: Operating systems
Chapter 3: Computer hardware
Module A: Core components
Module B: Storage devices
Module C: Expansion interfaces
Module D: External peripherals
Module E: Mobile device features
Summary: Computer hardware
Chapter 4: File management
Module A: Managing files
Module B: Folders and locations
Module C: Managing drives
Chapter 5: Computer administration
Module A: Windows settings
Module B: Personalizing the Windows environment
Module C: Updates and backups
Module D: Accounts and security
Chapter 6: Network fundamentals
Module A: Networking concepts
Module B: Network technologies
Module C: Network connections
Module D: File sharing
Chapter 7: Troubleshooting
Module A: Troubleshooting methodology
Module B: Troubleshooting hardware and software
Module C: Connection troubleshooting
Summary: Troubleshooting
Chapter 8: Application basics
Module A: App genres and features
Module B: Installing applications
Module C: Using apps
Module D: Manipulating content
Module E: Views and printing
Chapter 9: Word processing
Module A: Text formatting
Module B: Page layout
Module C: Tables in Word
Module D: Comments and reviewing
Chapter 10: Spreadsheets
Module A: Spreadsheet basics
Module B: Data entry
Module C: Manipulating data
Module D: Formatting worksheets
Module E: Tables in Excel
Module F: Charts
Chapter 11: Presentations
Module A: Creating presentations
Module B: Animations and media
Module C: Configuring, rehearsing, and presenting slide shows
Chapter 12: Databases
Module A: Understanding general database terms
Module B: Relational databases
Module C: The Access interface and objects
Chapter 13: Email
Module A: Email basics
Module B: Sending email
Module C: Using contacts
Module D: Managing email
Chapter 14: Calendaring
Module A: Appointments and meetings
Module B: Calendars
Chapter 15: Web browsing
Module A: Web technologies
Module B: Using a web browser
Module C: Effective web browsing
Summary: Web browsing
Chapter 16: Virtualization and cloud computing
Module A: Virtualization
Module B: Cloud computing
Module C: Using cloud apps
Summary: Virtualization and cloud computing
Chapter 17: Online communication
Module A: Communication tools
Module B: Responsible online behavior
Summary: Online communication
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