Principles of Information Technology

Duration

10 Months

Prerequisites

None

Requirements

None

Course Summary

Principles of Information Technology covers the basics of computer systems, hardware, software, and operating systems. Students learn to install and maintain software, explore the internet, and minimize security risks. The course also includes word processing, spreadsheets, databases, network security, web development, and multimedia applications. It introduces emerging technologies, programming concepts, and career pathways in IT.

MAJOR TOPICS AND CONCEPTS

Course Goals

Examine basic computer hardware and software to understand its features and functions.
Examine hardware and software features and applications.
Use information technology tools, such as web browsers, email, and search engines. Discuss privacy and ethical concerns in the information technology industry.
Create documents using word-processing, spreadsheets, and presentation software. Use mathematical formulas to analyze information.
Compare programming languages and assess their use for specific projects.
Examine the impact and influence of technology on communication, businesses, and careers. • Use programming language to write an algorithm.
Evaluate the features of information technology tools, such as programming language, computer networks, and web development tools.
Create a web page using knowledge of HTML, principles of design, and programming concepts.
Report on career pathways in information technology and the job requirements of specific roles.

How Principles of Information Technology supports student success

In Principles of Information Technology, students build subject knowledge through structured online lessons, guided practice, and regular feedback from qualified teachers. The course supports flexible study while maintaining clear academic expectations and steady progress.

Students can revisit learning materials, complete assignments at a manageable pace, and use teacher guidance to strengthen understanding. Families can follow progress while learners develop organization, independent study habits, and confidence.

Clear learning goals connect each lesson to the wider course.
Activities and assignments help students apply important concepts.
Assessments and teacher feedback identify strengths and next steps.

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