ICT II builds upon foundational knowledge introduced in ICT I, with a focus on information systems, data management, and their applications in real-world contexts. This course equips learners with the skills to understand how information systems support business processes, decision-making, and data flow across organizations.
Learners will explore key components of information systems, types of systems used in various sectors, basic principles of database management, and the ethical and security issues related to data handling. Practical exposure to data organization and basic database tools will also be included.
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
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Describe the role and types of information systems in modern organizations.
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Understand the components and functions of a typical information system.
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Explain the basic concepts of data and databases.
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Apply foundational data management skills using practical examples.
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Recognize common threats to information security and strategies for mitigation.
This course serves as a bridge to more advanced topics such as systems analysis, database design, and enterprise computing.
- Teacher: Lameck Adera
This course introduces basic ICT concepts, including computer hardware, software and networks. Learners gain hands-on skills in word processing, spreadsheets and presentations for academic and workplace use.
- Teacher: Cliff Check