IC3 COURSE


Category: Desktop Computing Courses

Course Format
Course Books

Approximate Study Time
100 Hours (Self Study) 		Payment Options
You can spread the payments for this course over 4 monthly payments.

Initial payment of £60.00

Followed by 3 monthly
payments of £30.00		 Price: £150.00
VAT Exempt

Approximate Delivery Time
1-2 Working Days (Courier Service)
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The Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC³) Course is a standards-based training and certification program for basic computing and Internet knowledge and skills.

IC³ is the literacy gateway to advancement in education, employment, or other certification programs such as CIW, A+. There are no particular entry requirements and the course is an ideal starting point for learning the basics of IT.

There are three exams for IC³: Computing Fundamentals, Key Applications, and Living Online.

All materials are IC³ Approved and map to the exam objectives.

The IC3 Kit includes the following course books:

  • Computing Fundamentals using Windows Vista
  • Key Applications using Office 2007
  • Living Online Using Windows Vista
Course Objectives:
  • Provides core skills and knowledge necessary to use various computer applications and the Internet.
  • Provides the foundation necessary to move forward into more advanced certifications such as A+ and CIW.
  • Provides hands-on experience with desktop applications.

Computing Fundamentals using Windows Vista Course Book

This home study course book provides the knowledge and skills required to identify different types of computers, the components of a personal computer (including internal components such as microprocessors) and how these components work together.

The course book also includes the knowledge and skills relating to computer storage as it applies to hardware components like floppy and hard disks and performance as it applies to processor speed and memory.

  • Unit 1: Recognizing Computers

The following topics are covered: Computers All Around Us; Looking at Networks; Elements of a Personal Computer; Understanding Memory; Identifying Input/Output Devices; Working with Storage Systems; Looking at Printers; Basic Troubleshooting Techniques; Buying a Computer; Looking at Software Applications; and Using the Computer.

  • Unit 2: Using Windows XP

The following topics are covered: Looking at Windows; Looking at the Desktop; Working with Windows; Exiting Windows; Getting Help; Running Application Programs; Looking at Files and Folders; Using Windows Explorer; Using the Recycle Bin; Managing Disks; Customizing System Settings; and Installing & Uninstalling Programs.

Key Applications using Office 2007 Course Book

This home study course book includes the knowledge and skills required to perform functions common to all Microsoft Windows applications with an emphasis on the common functionality between the three Microsoft Office applications: Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Elements include the ability to start and exit either the Word, Excel, or PowerPoint application, modify the display of toolbars and other on-screen elements, use online help, and perform file management, editing, formatting and printing functions common to most Windows applications.

  • Unit 1: Common Elements

The following topics are covered: Getting Started with Programs (Word/Excel/ PowerPoint).

  • Unit 2: Using Microsoft Office Word 2007

The following topics are covered: Creating Documents; Manipulating Text; Formatting Text; Setting Tabs; Indenting Paragraphs; Proofing Your Document; Using Additional Formatting Features; Printing Documents; Working with Headers and Footers; Using Publishing Format Tools; Working with Pictures; Working with Objects; Working with Tables; and Working with Others.

  • Unit 3: Using Microsoft Office Excel 2007

The following topics are covered: Getting Started; Manipulating the Information; Working with Formulas; Formatting a Worksheet; Using Miscellaneous Tools; Working with Charts; and Getting Ready to Print.

  • Unit 4: Using Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007
The following topics are covered: Getting Started; Setting Up the Presentation; Working with Text; Formatting Text; Working with Objects; Enhancing the Presentation; and Bringing it all together.
 
Living Online Using Windows Vista Course Book

Living Online using Windows Vista provides specific guidelines for the knowledge and skills required to be a functional user of computer hardware, software, networks, and the Internet.

Employers, Colleges and Universities now understand that exposure to computers does not equal understanding computers. So, more than ever, basic computer and Internet skills are being considered prerequisites for employment and higher education.

  • Unit 1: Getting Connected

The following topics are covered: Networking Fundamentals; Looking at the Internet; Understanding E-mail; and Using Windows Mail & Contacts.

  • Unit 2: Using the Internet

The following topics are covered: Getting Started; Looking at Web Browsers; Using Microsoft Internet Explorer; Using Information from the Web; Searching for Information; Qualifying the Information; The Risks of Computing; and Using the Internet Responsibly.

Course Duration & Support:

Students may register at any time. The home study courses are designed as self-study courses but if you have any problems you can email our support team. As the course is self study you can complete in as little or as long a time as you prefer, and we do not impose a cut-off date for study.

Assessment:

Assessment is in the form of 3 IC3 Examinations. The IC3 GS3 exams are delivered though Certiport’s iQsystem at a Certiport Center.

Qualification:
 
On Completion of Course, you can apply for your IC3 Examinations. Examinations must be sat at a registered Certiport testing centre and exam fees are at the discretion of the examination centre.
 
You can locate testing centres and schedule appointments on their Website: Certiport Testing Centre.

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