This course provides students with essential knowledge for using and configuring a computer running Windows 11. It covers basic operating system features, app installation, file management, external devices, network connections, system settings configuration, and personalization of the Windows environment, including privacy features.

Knowledge Core Competency:

Upon completing this subject, students are expected to explain the Windows 11 operating system and demonstrate proficiency in navigating a computer system.

Objectives:

1. Discuss practical uses of the Windows operating system.
2. Define best practices for file management procedures.
3. Describe basic knowledge for navigating Windows apps.
4. Safely and efficiently browse the internet.
5. Explain the use of peripheral devices.
6. Manage network and storage resources.
7. Describe effective computer management.

Skill Core Competency:

Upon completing this subject, students are expected to effectively use the Windows 11 operating system to navigate a computer system.

Objectives:

1. Use the start menu and personalization features.
2. Personalize Windows settings.
3. Implement personalization features.
4. Configure syncing settings.
5. Utilize Cortana features.
6. Access Action Center notifications.
7. Navigate and use Universal Apps.
8. Master controls for minimizing, maximizing, and closing apps.

By the end of the course, students will have the knowledge and practical skills to navigate and optimize a computer running Windows 11 efficiently.