The Computer Literacy & Basic Coding course is designed to equip students with essential computer skills and introduce them to the fundamentals of programming. This course helps young learners develop digital confidence, logical thinking, and problem-solving abilities, laying a strong foundation for future careers in technology.

Course Objectives:

• To build foundational knowledge of computers, software, and digital tools.

• To develop typing, internet usage, and file management skills.

• To introduce students to block-based and text-based coding platforms.

• To nurture creativity, logic, and structured thinking through fun coding activities.

• To encourage responsible digital citizenship and online safety.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Introduction to Computers and Devices

2. Basic Hardware and Software Knowledge

3. Typing Skills and Use of Word Processors (e.g., MS Word, Google Docs)

4. Internet Browsing, Email Basics, and Online Safety

5. Creating Presentations and Spreadsheets (MS PowerPoint & Excel)

6. Introduction to Coding Concepts (Algorithms, Loops, Conditions)

7. Block-based Programming (e.g., Scratch, Blockly)

8. Basic Text-based Programming (e.g., Python, HTML – depending on level)

9. Mini Projects: Animations, Games, Stories, or Simple Apps

10. Digital Etiquette and Cybersecurity Basics

Target Group:

• Middle School to Secondary Level Students
  (Grade-wise module customization available)

Course Duration:

• 1 to 3 months (extendable as per school plan)

• 2–3 sessions per week, 45–60 minutes per session

Benefits to Students:

• Builds foundational computer skills essential for academics and daily life.

• Stimulates creativity and analytical thinking through coding.

• Encourages innovation through project-based learning.

• Prepares students for advanced computer studies and future digital careers.

• Promotes safe and responsible use of digital technology.