Course Duration
- 90 Hrs
Eligibility
Open to all Learners
Course Duration
- 90 Hrs
CCC – Course on Computer Concepts
(NIELIT Certified)
Build a strong foundation in digital literacy with 90 hours of hands-on training covering essential computer skills, internet usage, and cybersecurity awareness.
CCC – Course on Computer Concepts
(NIELIT Certified)
Build a strong foundation in digital literacy with 90 hours of hands-on training covering essential computer skills, internet usage, and cybersecurity awareness.
Course Modules
- Course duration: 90 Hrs
Course Modules
- Course duration: 90 Hrs
Module 1: Introduction to Computer
- Basics of hardware, software, and applications.
- Understanding input, output, and storage devices.
- Difference between system software and application software.
- Role of computers in daily life and professional environments.
Module 2: Introduction to Operating System
- Navigating and managing files, folders, and system settings.
- Understanding desktop, taskbar, and control panel features.
- Basics of user accounts and permissions.
- Performing simple troubleshooting and system maintenance.
Module 3: Word Processing
- Creating, editing, and formatting professional documents.
- Inserting tables, images, and charts in documents.
- Using headers, footers, page numbers, and styles.
- Printing and saving documents in different formats.
Module 4: Spreadsheet
- Data entry, formatting, and organization in worksheets.
- Using formulas, functions, and basic calculations.
- Creating charts, graphs, and pivot tables.
- Importing and exporting data between applications.
Module 5: Presentation
- Designing and delivering effective digital presentations.
- Adding slides, themes, and layouts.
- Inserting text, images, charts, and multimedia.
- Using transitions, animations, and slide timings.
- Best practices for professional presentation delivery.
Module 6: Introduction to Internet and WWW
- Basics of internet, browsers, and search engines.
- Effective searching and accessing online resources.
- Downloading/uploading files securely.
Module 7: E-mail, Social Networking, and e-Governance Services
- Creating and managing email accounts.
- Sending, receiving, and organizing emails effectively.
- Basics of social networking platforms and online communication.
- Using government digital services (e-Governance portals).
- Understanding netiquette and online professionalism.
Module 8: Digital Financial Tools and Applications
- Introduction to online banking and mobile banking.
- Using UPI, digital wallets, and payment gateways.
- Secure practices for online financial transactions.
- Awareness of cyber frauds and preventive measures.
- Importance of digital financial literacy.
Module 9: Overview of Cyber Security
- Understanding the importance of cybersecurity.
- Safe browsing, password management, and antivirus tools.
- Identifying phishing, scams, and malware threats.
- Basics of data privacy and protection.
- Responsible use of digital platforms.
Module 10: Overview of Future Skills & Artificial Intelligence
- Introduction to emerging digital technologies.
- Basics of Artificial Intelligence and its applications.
- Future career opportunities in digital fields.
- Importance of upskilling in the digital era.
- Awareness of global digital transformation trends.
Project Work (Practical Assignment)
Students will complete a small project using the skills learned in the course.
- Practical use of internet tools, email communication, and e-Governance services.
- Emphasis on real-world application of cybersecurity and digital literacy practices.
- Applying digital financial tools for mock transactions or budgeting tasks.
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Module 1 : Introduction to Computer
This module introduces learners to the fundamental components of a computer system, including hardware, software, and their applications. It explains how input, output, and storage devices work together, differentiates between system and application software, and highlights the growing role of computers in everyday life and professional environments.
Module 2: Introduction to Operating System
This module helps learners understand the core functions of an operating system, including how to navigate and manage files, folders, and system settings efficiently. It covers desktop and control panel features, user account management, and basic troubleshooting techniques to maintain smooth system performance.
Module 3: Word Processing
This module trains learners to create, edit, and format professional documents using modern word processing tools. It covers inserting tables, images, and charts, managing headers, footers, and page layouts, and saving or printing documents in multiple formats for professional use.
Module 4: Spreadsheet
This module focuses on building proficiency in data organization and analysis using spreadsheet tools. Learners will practice data entry, formatting, and formula-based calculations, while also learning to create charts, graphs, and pivot tables, and manage data import and export across applications.
Module 5: Presentation
This module helps learners master the art of creating and delivering impactful digital presentations. It covers designing slides with appropriate themes and layouts, adding multimedia elements like images and charts, applying transitions and animations, and following best practices for professional presentation delivery.
Module 6 : Introduction to Internet and WWW
This module introduces learners to the fundamentals of the internet, web browsers, and search engines. It focuses on effective online searching, accessing reliable resources, and performing secure file downloads and uploads while maintaining safe browsing practices.
Module 7 : E-mail, Social Networking, and e-Governance Services
This module covers the essentials of online communication and digital interaction. Learners will gain practical skills in creating and managing email accounts, using social networking platforms responsibly, and accessing government digital (e-Governance) services. It also emphasizes online professionalism, effective communication, and proper netiquette.
Module 8: Digital Financial Tools and Applications
This module familiarizes learners with the core concepts of digital finance, including online and mobile banking, UPI, wallets, and payment gateways. It emphasizes secure online transaction practices, awareness of cyber frauds, and the importance of developing strong digital financial literacy for everyday use.
Module 9: Overview of Cyber Security
This module provides a foundational understanding of cybersecurity and its importance in today’s digital world. Learners explore safe browsing habits, strong password management, and the use of antivirus tools while learning to identify phishing, scams, and malware threats. It also highlights data privacy, protection, and responsible digital behavior.
Module 10: Overview of Future Skills & Artificial Intelligence
This module introduces learners to emerging digital technologies and the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence, highlighting practical applications in various industries. It explores future career opportunities in digital fields, emphasizes the importance of upskilling in the digital era, and raises awareness of global digital transformation trends.
Project Work (Practical Assignment)
Students will complete a small project using the skills learned in the course.
This module focuses on practical digital skills, including the effective use of internet tools, email communication, and e-Governance services. Learners gain hands-on experience with cybersecurity and digital literacy practices, and apply digital financial tools for mock transactions, budgeting, and real-world financial tasks.