Basic computer skills training for K54 students

From November 4-13, 2009, the Informatics Club (Faculty of Information - Library) coordinated with the Executive Committee of the Youth Union of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities to organize the program "Training onoh"Basic computer skills for students of course K54" at the School's Student Internet Access Room.

The training contents include: basic knowledge of using computers and Windows operating systems; how to access Internet addresses; practice creating and using email boxes; how to search for information online, introducing some useful information pages of the School... Participating in guiding students are members of the Computer Science Club.

This activity stems from the fact that first-year students have limited access to the Internet, as well as the current credit-based training that requires students to have certain skills in using computers and the Internet. The purpose of the course is to provide the most basic knowledge, creating an initial stepping stone so that students can then study on their own, exchange information with teachers and friends to improve their computer skills for their studies.

This training course was first implemented in 2008. The training curriculum is based on the Basic Computer Science Curriculum taught in the School, with special emphasis on practice.

Nguyen Chi Trung - Head of the Computer Science Club - said: This activity received a lot of support from K54 students. After the course, many students expressed their desire to participate in advanced training courses on information retrieval, office computer science, database management... However, to make this activity more effective, in the following years, the Club will further promote the work of classifying students' levels before the training, especially there will be separate sessions for those who are new to using computers.