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COURSE NO:
Telefax Number (062) 215-4176
COURSE SYLLABUS
COURSE
COMP APP 1* COMPUTER APPLICATION COURSE UNITS: 3
TITLE:

PRE-REQUISITE: PRE-REQUISITE COURSE TO:

INSTITUTIONAL COURSE This course provides students the knowledge on brief history of computer and its functions as well as the ten commandments of computer ethics. Acquires the ability to
DESCRIPTION: use MS word with the shortcut keys and perform faster way of typing using the proper finger position on keyboard. And understand the different kinds of computer
malware and computer memory.

VISION: The attainment of quality education and academic excellence to produce a well-rounded individual.

MISSION: The Yllana Bay View College, Inc. is committed as a steward of excellent service and quality education with utmost dedication and commitment especially to the less fortunate
students.

Major Course Learning Outcomes:

Major Course Learning Outcomes Code Performance Indicators Due Date

 Understand the History of Computer, Internet and World Wide Web MCLO 1  Presented elucidate portfolios September 2023

 Submit a video performing proper hand positioning

 Acquire knowledge and skills in Microsoft Word practicing their
MCLO 2 on keyboard practicing the shortcut keys in MS November 2023
understanding on proper position of fingers on keyboard.
Word.

 Present a portfolio about computer memory and its

 Differentiate the types of Computer Memory and discuss its function MCLO 3 December 2023
function
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COURSE OUTLINE AND
TIMELINE
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COURSE SYLLABUS
TOPIC/CONTENT
PERIODICAL COVERAGE TIME FRAME

NUMBER OF HOURS NUMBER OF WEEKS

First Preliminary  Brief history of computer and its function 12 4

Second Preliminary  Basic components and functionalities of personal computers and mobile devices 12 4

 Computer Application: Microsoft Word, Shortcuts, Microsoft Excel and Typing

Midterm 12 4
Techniques

 Computer Application: Microsoft PowerPoint, Network and internet, and the World
Semi-Final 12 4
Wide Web

 Microsoft Office Requirements: Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, and

Final 6 2
Microsoft Excel

TOTAL 54 18

Learning Plan
Period Week No. No. of Hours Topics Learning Outcomes Teaching Learning Methods & Rubrics References/
Activities Assessment Resources
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Materials

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COURSE SYLLABUS Books/University
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● Demonstration Studies.pdf
● Components of computer system, such as CPU, memory, and
computer system storage devices.
● Simulation
● The five generations ● Recognize the importance of understanding
of computer the history of computer generations in the
context of technological advancements
First Preliminary

● System unit
● Identify and describe the characteristics of

● Computer Memory each generation of computers.

● Differentiate the types of Computer Memory

3 hours per ● Primary Memory
Week 2 and discuss its function
session
● Secondary Memory ● Define computer memory and primary
memory and its role in data storage and
processing.

● Identify the different memory components in

a computer system.

 Classification  Classify the different kinds of

3 hours per computers based on their capacity
Week 3 of computers
session
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Topics:
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History of Computers and Their
Function

2. Data vs Information Objective:

3. Components of a Computer System Students will rotate through different learning

Week 4 stations, each focused on a specific topic. This
4. The Five Generations of Computers structure allows for varied assessment tools to
gauge understanding and application of concepts.
5. System Unit

6. Computer Memory

7. Primary Memory

8. Secondary Memory

9. Classification of Computers

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FIRST PRELIMIARY EXAM

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● Identify the physical components and mobile-devices/
● Board work
● Communication interfaces of personal computers and mobile ● Demonstration
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devices

● Recall the various types of communication ● Simulation

devices and their primary functions

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3 hours per
Week 6
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● Computer software ● Describe the computer software and identify
its functions
● The Ten
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computer ethics of computer ethics and its function

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position of finger on keyboard and blog/wp-content/
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2. Storage Devices keyboard positioning. This activity will help
students understand and organize these topics
Week 8 3. Communication Devices
visually.
4. Computer Software

5. The Ten Commandments of

Computer Ethics

6. Proper Finger Keyboard Position

Attached at the back!

SECOND PRELIMINARY EXAM

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COURSE SYLLABUS

● Introduction to ● Acquire knowledge and skills in ● Lecture ● Seatwork

Microsoft Word Microsoft Word practicing their
understanding on how to learn proper
● Visual Based ● Quiz
functions and keys
3 hours per Presentation
Week 9
session
● Describe and identify the basic function ● Board work
● Demonstration
of Microsoft word
● Hands-on
● Recall the key features and functions of ● Simulation
Microsoft Word
Midterm

● Acquire knowledge and skills in

Microsoft Word practicing their
understanding on proper position of
fingers on keyboard

● Shortcut keys and  Identify the different shortcut keys and https://
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3 hours per
Week 10 INTRODUCTION
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Week 11 _TO_COMPUTE
session ● MS Excel functions and keys
R_APPLICATIO
formulas  Recall the key features and functions of N / page 25 to 33
Microsoft Excel and formulas

Week 12 ACTIVITY: Objective:

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visualize and organize key concepts related to
Microsoft Word, shortcut keys, Microsoft Excel,
Introduction to Microsoft Word and Excel formulas. This activity will help
students understand and connect information
2. Shortcut Keys and Their Functions through structured visual representations.

3. Introduction to Microsoft Excel

4. MS Excel Formulas

Attached at the back!

MIDTERM EXAM
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PowerPoint Microsoft PowerPoint u/28549511/
3 hours per
Week 13 INTRODUCTION
session ● Visual Based ● Quiz
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● Shortcut keys and Presentation R_APPLICATIO
their functions N / page 34 to 46
● Board work
● Demonstration
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Semi-Final

Internet computer network ● Simulation g/Courses/Intro-

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● The World Wide ● Explain the concept of the World Wide
session
Web Web and its relation to the internet

● Computer ● Identify potential signs of malware

Viruses and other infection on a computer system.
Malware
 Define computer viruses, worms,
Trojans, and other types of malwares.
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COURSE SYLLABUS

A student creates any kind of presentation

● Requirements A: ● Produce an output of Microsoft Word, ● Lecture ● Seatwork

Microsoft Word Microsoft PowerPoint, and Microsoft Excel
3 hours per
Week 17
session ● Visual Based ● Quiz
● Requirements B: Presentation
Final

PowerPoint
● Board work
● Demonstration
3 hours per ● Requirements C:
Week 18 ● Hands-on
session Microsoft Excel ● Simulation

FINAL

GRADING SYSTEM:

Terminologies and Abbreviations:

Minor Exams include the following: Major Exams like:

• Quizzes • Prelim Examination

• Assignments • Midterm Examination

• Projects • Semi-Final Examination

• Oral Exam • Final Examination

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Etc.

Symbols:

TEQ - Total Equivalent in Percentage FPG - First Prelim Grade

NEQ - Number of Equivalent in Percentage SPG - Second Prelim Grade

MNE - Minor Exams MG - Midterm Grade

MJE - Major Exams SFG - Semi-Final Grade

TFG - Tentative Final Grade

FG - Final Grade

Step 1: Step 2 : Step 3 :

TEQ of MNE TEQ of MJE MNE Grade + MJE Grade

------------------- X 100 % = MNE Grade ------------------- X 100 % = MJE Grade -------------------------------------- = Periodical Grade

NEQ of MNE NEQ of MJE 2

FPG + SPG + MG + SFG + TFG

FINAL GRADE = ----------------------------------------------------------------------- X 100 %

Grades will be allocated based on the percentage earned:

1.0 = 97-100 Excellent

1.25 = 94-96 Superior
1.5 = 91-93 Very good
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2.0 = 85-87
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2.5 = 79-81 Fair Telefax Number (062) 215-4176
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3.0 = 75 Passing
3.1 - 5.0 = 60-74 Failed
COURSE REQUIREMENTS:

In order to pass this course, a student must be able to obtain a rating of at least 80 derived from the following fulfilled requirements:

1. Attendance and Online/Remote Class Activity Participation

2. Major Examinations

3. Task Performance

4. Assignments

5. Oral Examination

6. Quizzes

COURSE EXPECTATIONS:

Students of this course are expected to:

1. Observe the rules and regulations of the institutions regarding the proper decorum, attendance and the general requirements for a BSIT student as per stipulated in the YBVC Handbook;

2. Equip oneself with relevant, updated and current news and information;

3. Conduct self-paced learning for the basic accounting and financial terminologies and concepts prior to attending this class;

4. Possess extensive knowledge on Word Processing and Spreadsheets as a means to process tasks and activities;

5. Participate actively in all of the discussions and exchange of ideas to earn points for this course using English language as a means of communication;

6. Assert one’s own point of view during the discussion or may initiate discussion/topics relevant to the course without prejudice, bigotry, biases and discrimination and consider individual differences;

7. Monitor their E-Mail/SMS inboxes for announcements, assignments and comments. Hence, all students are required to register in group;

8. Observe proper citations when utilizing published or unpublished works to avoid violations of Intellectual Property Rights;

9. Share insights to improve Rubrics for each Requirement;

10. Submit required tasks in a neat and presentable manner; and,

11. Prepare, accomplish, submit, present and perform all assigned tasks and course works required in order to pass.
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Course Policies:

A. Each program/homework/assignment must be worked on individually unless directed to work in a team

B. Project presentation will be done on the scheduled dates and time only. Failure to present on the given schedule will be given automatically a grade of 5.0 on the given project unless a valid reason will be presented. Statement of excuses should be
presented in a written form signed by your parents or guardians or by the guidance counselor or school administration, otherwise it will not be honored.
C. All outputs must be compiled or interpreted; otherwise no credit will be given to outputs that are not compiled or interpreted.
D. Assignments must be submitted before or on the class begins; unless otherwise directed.
E. Assignments may be submitted up to 3 days late, with a penalty of 10% of the actual score of the assignment or activity for each day late. No credit will be given after 3 days.
F. Special and make-up written outputs (long quizzes, assignments, and seatwork) will be given only if you have justifiable reason/s for falling to submit them.
G. Checking of attendance will be 15 minutes after the time/bell. 30 minutes or more than 30 minutes of late will be mark absent but you are welcome to attend the class.
H. During exam you should secure exam permit and test booklet otherwise you cannot take the exam; if you don’t have exam permit you can take the exam if you have promissory note to take the exams.
I. Scientific calculator must be used for every computation in every mathematical problems during seatwork, quizzes and exams.
J. The use of cellular phones is prohibited during class hours, unless a special permission to use it is granted. In addition, the use of any electronic gadget is prohibited unless otherwise relevant to the class lesson/discussion.
K. K. You are encouraged to discuss your class-related concerns with your subject-teacher.

REFERENCES

● To be followed

Other Concerns

Consultation Hours
During Weekdays - Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays – Vacant time
Tuesdays and Thursdays - Vacant time
During Weekends - Saturdays - Half day but for Appointment (if no Masteral class)
During Sundays and Holidays - By appointment

Prepared by: Cross Checked By: Noted By:

Love Arnette P. Palgan NICOLE LAINE C. BOLANDOS SHERILLEN G. NAMUAG, MSIT

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Instructor

Telefax Number (062) 215-4176

COURSE SYLLABUS

Program Head

Recommending Approval: Approved by:

BENAFE A. MAGHUYOP, RSW, MSW LITO D. TALPIS , MPA GRACE B.TALPIS , JD, MPA
Academic Affairs - OIC Academic Head School President / CEO

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STUDENT’S ACKNOWLEDGMENT

I, __________________________________, a graduate student of the _________ Program hereby acknowledge receipt of the herewith attached Course Syllabus
COMPUTER APPLICATION, First Semester of SY 2023-2024.

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Student’s Signature over Printed Name Date: __________ Time: ____________