Master Course Syllabus CIS 1024 Intro to Operating Systems

Master Course Syllabus CIS 1024 Intro to Operating Systems

Purpose of Document

This document contains important information about this course's objectives. It may be helpful for you to retain a copy for your records, along with the class specific syllabus. This document will be especially helpful if you decide to later change your course of study.

Pikes Peak State College and the Colorado Department of Higher Education have determined that graduates should have a broad range of learning skills as well as discipline related skills. Both types of skills are detailed below.

Course Description

Introduces concepts, terminology, and hands-on skills in the use of DOS and Windows. Emphasizes navigation, file manipulation, file creation, and troubleshooting. Credit Hours: 3 Contact Hours: 45

Standard Competencies:

1. Manage files and data in the Windows and DOS environment. 2. Organize and manage a hard disk with DOS. 3. Manage memory, startup, and networking with DOS. 4. Identify the major elements of a computer system and explain their functions. 5. Compare and contrast operating system and application system software. 6. Analyze a situation to determine the problem and find a solution. 7. Select and apply the commands of DOS to manage the hardware and software.

Topical Outline:

I. Introduction to Windows II. Navigating within Windows III. Working with files and folders in Windows IV. Printing in Windows V. Troubleshooting in Windows VI. DOS Fundamentals VII. File Manipulation VIII. Hard Disk Management with DOS IX. Batch Files X. DOS System Configuration

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