Computer Science

Computer Science Introduction
Newbie Know-How – Getting Started with Computers

Publication # BU-08346 (2008)
Suggested for Beginner Level; Tech Teams may use to teach others about computers

Members can:

• learn about computer hardware
• learn about computer software and applications
• learn about how computers work and how to use their features
• explore the interactive Web site

Computer Science 1
Computer 1 – Inside the Box

Publication # BU-08347 (2008), requires internet access
Suggested for Intermediate Level

Members can:

• build and repair computers
• learn how computer components work together
• learn to enhance connectivity
• learn how to upgrade and create connections
• install operating systems
• create a “dream machine”

Computer Science 2
Computer 2 – Peer to Peer

Publication # BU-08348 (2008), requires internet access
Suggested for Advanced Level

Members can:

• discover how to create and manage networks
• explore the issues of responsible computer use
• make decisions about network management, security issues, and trouble shooting

Computer Science 3
Computer 3 – Teens Teaching Tech

Publication # 08349 (2008)
Suggested for older teens or adults who teach others about computers

Members can:

• organize a computer club or technology team
• establish a computer lab
• develop leadership skills
• use Newbie Know-How to teach others