Information Technology (Science)

Contents:

1.     Introduction to Information Technology

1.1    Introduction

1.2    What is a COMPUTER?

1.3    structure of a computer

1.4    Computer Memory

1.5    Optical Devices

1.6    Applications of Information Technology

2.     Office suite

2.1    MS Word

2.2    MS Excel

2.3    MS Access

2.4    MS Powerpoint

3.     Multimedia

3.1    Introduction

3.2    HARDWARE NECESSARY FOR MULTIMEDIA

3.3    APPLICATIONS OF MULTIMEDIA

3.4    Images

3.5    Microsoft’s Paint

4.     Web Browsers, Email Clients and Messenger Utilities

4.1    Internet

4.2    Internet Apllications

4.3    World Wide Web (WWW)

4.4    Internet Search Engine

5.     Introduction of Networking

5.1    Introduction

5.2    Computer Network and Data Communication

5.3    Network Structure

5.4    Network Protocols

5.5    Topologies

5.6    Ethernet Cards

5.7    Servers

5.8    LAN Cables

5.9    HUBS

5.10   Switches

5.11   Routers

5.12   Modems

6.     Introduction to Visual Basic

6.1    Introduction

6.2    Starting and Exiting in VB

6.3    understanding the Visual Basic Environment

6.4    The Structure of Visual Basic Applications

6.5    Renaming and Saving The Project

6.6    Running The Application

6.7    Adding Controls to a form

6.8    Naming Conventions

6.9    Variables

6.10   Data Types

6.11   Function

6.12   Control Flow Statements

6.13   Simple Programs

7.     HTML

7.1    What is HTML?

7.2    How it works?

7.3    Creating and loading HTML pages

7.4    Tags

7.5    Structure of an HTML document

7.6    Stand Alone tags

7.7    Formatting Text

7.8    Adding Images

7.9    Creating Hyperlinks

7.10   TABLES

7.11   SCRIPTING OF LANGUAGE

7.12   SENDING E-MAILS (MAILTO: Command)

7.13   Some HTML programs

7.14   Sample Web Pages

8.     Introduction to JavaScript

8.1    Introduction To JAvascript

8.2    Client-side Javascript

8.3    Advantages

8.4    identifiers and operators

8.5    Control Structures

8.6    Functions

8.7    objects and array

8.8    The Document object Model (DOM)

8.9    Event handling

8.10   Form validation using scripting