Course ICT 101 | I NTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY | 100 Level | 1st Semester Download PDF
Course Structure T ih s cou sr e ni ort ecud s co pecn ts, i ss eu ,s t hce n qi ues dna p or ec sses dedeen rof c mo elp ting dna m ana g ni g ni mrof ation t nhce ol go y p or cej t. To cip s lcni u ed : ih rots y, tr dne s, dna the hum na im cap t fo ni mrof ation t hce nol go y; p or cej t m ana gem ne t t oo l ,s t hce n qi ues dna co pecn ts. T ae m w ro k, t ae m bu nidli g method ,s ro la dna wri tt ne c mmo acinu tion is em ahp siz de .
Course ICT 102 | Introduction to Data Communications | 100 Level | 1st Semester Download PDF
Course Structure Learningoutcomes Uponcompletionofthiscourse,students shouldbeableto:(i)explain the different modes of data communication, synchronization, channel and media, and modulation; (ii) discuss the basic principles and concepts of network; (iii)describeteleconferencing and the internet; (iv) have a thorough knowledge of internet communication software; and (v) create disk images, recover deleted files and extracthidden information; (vi) identify the various communication protocols CourseContents Data Communication: Simplex, Half Duplex, Full Duplex, Synchronization, channels and media, Modulation, Networks, Protocols, Switching, Techniques and Transfer modes, mobile communications, Teleconferencing, Voice Mail and Facsimile. Description of the Internet, Intranets and Extranet and relationships, Internet websites, Domains and www (Site name, Points of Presence, Line Capacity, Site Maintenance etc). Communication protocols, Internet communication softwares.
Course ICT 103 | ETHICAL ISSUE IN ICT | 100 Level | 1st Semester Download PDF
Course Structure In ort ud tc i no ot e iht cs. byC ers ap ce and ht e fou htr indus rt ial r ve olu .noit ICT and e iht cs. byC er ep ace. Au omonot su weap no s and e ciht s. ICT E ht ical I ss eu s ( iD g ti al Divide, cybercr mi e, unemployme ,tn piracy ot human rig th s p or blem), eS rc et es rvices and e iht cs. eR la noit s ih p eb t ew en e ciht s and ICT. E ht ics and harms ot privacy. ICT resource all co a noit and transparency disc ol sure. Inte ll e tc au l prope tr y and its rela noit ship ot ICT. A cc uracy of informati no ( ua ht e itn c ti y, fi ed til y, a cc uracy of ht e informati ,no c mo pensa noit for ht e injured). A cc essibi til y of inf mro a .noit E ht ics of whis lt e b ol wing. E ht ics of c no fide itn ality. The tr da e-off eb t ew en privacy and es curity. E ht ical best pra tc ices in ICT. ICT prof se s noi a 'ls obliga noit ot ht e up bli .c C nommo e iht cal hc allenges ot ICT prof se s noi als. Plagiaris .m byC er law. oG ev nr a cn e and e iht cs. oV lu tn ary av lues and le ag ll y b ni d ni g on rms, i tn ernati no al c no ve noitn s.
Course ICT 104 | Data Communications and Computer Networks | 100 Level | 1st Semester Download PDF
Course Structure Introduction to computer network, Data Communication requirements and evolution of computer networks, Network Topologies (LAN, WAN, MAN). AN Architectures Star. Bus/Tree topology. Ring topology. Ethernet CSMA/CD/CA. IBM Token Ring, Network Protocols. OSI Model TCP/IP model. Data Communication. Transmission mode. Simplex, Half-duplex. Full-duplex. Bluetooth. WiFi, WiMax. Serial and parallel transmission. Synchronous transmission vs Asynchronous transmission. Transmission Media and Transmission Technologies, Metallic media . Optical fiber media. Wireless media (line-of-sight media). Wireless media (Baseband and broadband transmission. Transmission bandwidth (link capacity). Modulation and demodulation. modems and modem standards. Transmission impairments (distortion/noise limitations on system performance). Data Encoding Techniques. Unipolar, Polar. Bipolar. PAM. PCM. Multiplexing FDM, TDM, DWDM etc. Frequency Division Multiplexing. Synchronous Time Division Multiplexing. Digital Carrier Systems. Network structure: Routing in switched networks. LAN overview. Circuit Switching Concepts. Packet Switching Concepts. Cables. Modems. Routers. Hubs. Switches. Access Points Internet Protocols architecture. OSI Model. TCP/IP Protocol Architecture. IP Addressing, OSI vs TCP/IP ? TCP/IP vs UDP ? IP V4 Classful addressing ? Designing Subnets ? Introduction to IPv6 ? Subnetting ? Classless Addressing CIDR, Data Link Control Protocols. Stop and Wait Flow Control, Sliding Window Flow Control, Stop and Wait ARQ. Go Back N ARQ. Selective Reject ARQ. HDLC Network Security. Confidentiality with Conventional Encryption, Message Authentication and Hash Functions. Public-Key Encryption and Digital Signatures
Course ICT 105 | ICT in Society | 100 Level | 1st Semester Download PDF
Course Structure Introduction to ICT Revolution, ICT, Globalization, ICT Revolution & Education, Cyber Liberalization, Economy in Computer Revolution & Cyber Corporation, Theories of Communities and Technologies, Theoretical foundations of ICTs and communities, Public sphere and the communities, Social capital and communities, Communication infrastructure and communities, Physical and Virtual communities, Community computer networks and Community technology centers, Imagined and Virtual communities, Rural and urban communities: The Digital Divide and Inequality, Nonprofit and social movement communities, Civic engagement and community development, Ethnic transnational and global committees
Course ICT 108 | Introduction to Data Analysis | 100 Level | 1st Semester Download PDF
Course Structure Data Preliminaries. Sampling Designs. Counting. Probability and Probability Distributions. Sampling Distributions. Estimation and Hypothesis Testing. Scatter Diagram. ANOVA and Chisquare. Imputation Techniques. Data Cleaning. Correlation and Regression. Manipulating Data. Visualizing Data. Basic Descriptive Statistics. Relationship between two variables. Data Analytics Overview. Importance of Data Analytics. Types of Data Analytics. Descriptive Analytics. Diagnostic Analytics. Predictive Analytics. Prescriptive Analytics., Benefits of Data Analytics. Data Visualization for Decision Making. Data Types. Measure Of central tendency. Measures of Dispersion. Graphical Techniques. Skewness & Kurtosis. Box Plot. Descriptive Stats. Sampling Funnel. Sampling Variation. Central Limit Theorem. Confidence interval