Information Technology Tools Syllabus
Information Technology Tools Syllabus
DIDACTIC UNIT
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TOOLS
GENERAL DATA
Cycle: 1
Credits: 2
Summary
The didactic unit Computer Tools is part of the first cycle of the study plan.
of all the majors, it is oriented towards preparing our students in the
application of information technologies to optimize their academic work and
professionals. Seeks to develop skills to use the institutional platform, as well as the
effective use of web computing resources will strengthen your capacity for development
documents, presentation design, and procedures for numerical information,
tools that are used within the scope of their career.
TERMINAL CAPACITY
Use different technological solutions that improve your performance in your work environment.
METHODOLOGY
The Didactic Unit will be developed in an active way, meaningful learning, and work.
collaborative, where the student is the active subject of learning and the teacher has a role
of the facilitator who guides the development of the student's competencies by strengthening their autonomy
and confidence in the construction of new knowledge.
EVALUATION
The evaluation is a continuous process that includes Continuous Evaluation and Evaluation.
Final.
Final Evaluation (EF). - Assesses the achievement of the planned learning through a work.
practical, exam or project, which will comprehensively address the skills and content
developed in the Didactic Unit. It is applied in the last week and represents the
60% of the grade of the Didactic Unit.
PROGRAMMING
The programming of the course contents, activities, and evaluations will be carried out from
according to the specified learning achievements, as shown in the following table:
. Case analysis of
Web 2.0 - First part: success using Cloud
Cloud Computing Computing in the
Use the cloud Google Drive. company.
computing for the OneDrive. . Individual execution of
management of
Web office suite. uploading and downloading
documents in the 2
Document management in of files in the cloud.
cloud through
the cloud. . Preparation of
Google Drive and
Prezi. presentations
OneDrive.
Share documents. developed in Prezi.
Collaborative work. . Work exercise
cloud collaborative
using Google Docs.
Syllabus
All Degrees – Cycle I
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. Practical identification of
the characteristics of
each social network, advantages
Web 2.0 - Second part:
and disadvantages.
Social tools
Produce content . Creation of groups in
Social networks:
web like texts and social networks for
{"Linkedin":"LinkedIn","Facebook":"Facebook","Twitter":"Twitter"}
graphics to share 3 organize and distribute
Pinterest, etc.
information using academic activities
Content creation in:
social tools. between students and
Blogger or WordPress.
teachers.
. Execution of a guide of
Creation of a blog and
publication of entries.
Microsoft Word 1:
Knowing the Document . Identification of the
System requirements. parts and tools of
Applies differently Parts and tools of the a Word window.
text formats and
window. . Preparation of
paragraph to a
4 Text and format documents in a way
document using
paragraph. guided.
the tools of
Select, align and . Group work development
MS Word. indentation to the text. of letters, memorandums and
Open, save (password). requests.
Print document.
PowerPoint 1: Presentation
in slides
Design Considerations . Guided review of the
for a presentation tools.
Identify the effective. . Identification of improvements
elements of the environment Parts and tools of the in examples of
from a presentation to 8 work environment of presentations
through MS Power PowerPoint. inadequate.
Point. Open, new slide and . Preparation of a
save (password) presentation including
presentation. the class topics.
Design of the slides.
Slide views.
FINAL EVALUATION
Syllabus
All Programs - Cycle I
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES
E-Book Database:
Caivano, R. M. (2009). Web 2.0 applications: Google Docs. Retrieved from E-Libro.
Fissore, M. L., Gómez, G. A. and Tanburi, D. O. (2010). Web 2.0 applications: RSS wikis.
Retrieved from E-Book.
Prato, L. B. (2010). Web 2.0 applications: social networks. Retrieved from E-Libro.
Priegue, M. C. and Traverso, H. E. (2010). Web 2.0 applications: blogs. Retrieved from E-
Book.
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