LT 7500A - Computers in Everyday Life

1 Credit Hours
Description
Students in this course will: a) extract information from data to discover, explain, and visualize connections or trends; b) demonstrate proficiency in basic computer system components and organization; c) identify safe, secure, and ethical digital behavior; educate students on their role in the prevention of cyber-bullying and to take an active role in building positive online communities; use effective strategies to evaluate the quality, credibility, and validity of websites; and understand the current and future implications of digital decisions; Develop a plan to prepare students for emerging technologies and educate them to become responsible digital citizens with safe, secure, ethical, and professional digital behavior; c) use effective strategies to evaluate the quality, credibility, and validity of websites; d) explain tradeoffs between various product needs, including usability, security, and cost; and e) educate students on their role in the prevention of cyber-bullying and to take an active role in building positive online communities. M