DITA - (Diploma in Information Technology Application)
SYLLABUS
Overall Goal: To equip students with a comprehensive understanding of information in computer technology applications and prepare them for professional careers in industry.
This course will be divided into two main phases:
Semester 1: Fundamentals & Concept Building (6 months)
- Fundamentals of Computer: This module will introduce you to the basic concepts of computers, including their history, generations, hardware components, software types (system and application), and block diagrams.
- Operating System (Windows): You’ll learn how to navigate the Windows operating system, including essential tasks like file management, customizing settings, and understanding different user interfaces.
- Microsoft Office Suite: This section will delve into three core applications within the Microsoft Office suite:
- Microsoft Word: Learn to create, edit, format, and manage text documents, including reports, letters, and resumes.
- Microsoft Excel: Gain expertise in creating and manipulating spreadsheets for data analysis, calculations, and creating charts and graphs.
- Microsoft PowerPoint: Master the creation of professional presentations with slides, multimedia elements, and effective presentation techniques.
- Typing Test: Typing speed, spelling correction, word space & punctuation position correction.
- Project on Learned Skills: You might have a capstone project where you apply the skills learned throughout the course to a practical scenario. This could involve building a database application, creating a complex presentation, or automating tasks using a programming language
Semester 2: Advanced Technological Skills & Development (6 months)
- HTML: Introduction to basic HTML
- Introduction to Programming: Gain an understanding of programming concepts like algorithms, flowcharts, and basic programming structures. This might involve a beginner-friendly language like C – language.
- Internet and Email: This module might cover the basics of using the internet, including web browsing, searching engines, email communication, and internet safety.
- Project on Learned Skills: You might have a capstone project where you apply the skills learned throughout the course to a practical scenario. This could involve building a database application, creating a complex presentation, or automating tasks using a programming language.
Assesment
Regular assignments and projects to test understanding and practical skills.
Midterm and final exams to assess theoretical knowledge.
Portfolio review and presentation to evaluate skill and professionalism.
Basic Requirment
- A Computer with recommended Intel i3 CPU, 2GB RAM
- Internet Connection with recommended 60Mbps to 100 Mbps speed
- One Webcam
Duration
12 Months
Eligibility
10th pass or higher
Softwares
You will be the expert in ……
Course Fees Structure
Online Course
Duration – 6 months
(Weekly 3 Days – 1 Hour each)
- One-Time Payment –
25,000/-
12,000/-
- Installment Payment –
10,000 + (4000 x 5) = 30,000/-
5000 +(2500 x 5) = 17,500/-
Offline Course
Duration – 6 months
(Weekly 2 Days – 1.5 Hours each)
- One-Time Payment –
25,000/-
16,000/-
- Installment Payment-
10,000 + (4000 x 5) = 30,000/-
5000 +(3000 x 5) = 20,000/-
