CIS 120 - Computer Literacy - Digital Skills

2 Credit(s)

Course Description: This course introduces the basic computer and digital skills needed for everyday life, school, and work. Students will learn how to navigate online systems, manage and organize files, and safely use the internet. The course focuses on using common digital tools including Microsoft Office for word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation software. Students will also practice professional online communication, learn how to find and evaluate information on the internet, and explore how artificial intelligence tools can be used responsibly to improve productivity.

Course Learning Outcomes:

CLO#1: Identify common online safety principles and computer security threats.
CLO#2: Demonstrate effective file management and utilize cloud storage for file management and sharing.
CLO#3: Discuss an awareness of online safety principles and computer security threats.
CLO#4: Create and format professional documents using industry-standard word-processing software. (ILO: Critical Thinking)
CLO#5: Employ proficiency in industry-standard productivity software to generate commonly utilized spreadsheet tools.
CLO#6: Demonstrate the basics of presentation software.

Course Meeting Hours Type: Lecture/Lab
Course meeting hours minimum: 40
Course meeting hours standard: 44
Course meeting hours maximum: 48

ACTI Code, Course Type
210 Career / Tech Preparatory