1. Number System: Binary, Decimal, Hexadecimal, Octal number systems, Arithmetic in Different Number Systems.
2. Combinatorial Logic: Logic Gates and Boolean Algebra, Combinational Circuits Design using Logic Gates, Minimization of Functions, Algebraic Simplification, The Karnaugh Map.
3. Introduction to Computers: Components of a Computer System, Importance and Limitations of Computers, Classification of Computers, Computer Generations.
4. Input and Output Devices: I/O Operations and Interfaces, Input Devices, Output Devices.
5. Microprocessors: Functions of Microprocessors, Organization of a Microprocessor, Arithmetic Logic Unit, Control Unit.
6. Memory Organization: Classification of Memory, Memory Hierarchies, Primary Memory, Secondary Memory, Comparisons of Primary Memory and Secondary Memory.
7. Computer Software: Software, Classification of Software, Programming Languages, The Role of BIOS, Language Translators, Operating System, Tasks of an OS, Types of OS.
8. Computer Networks and the Internet: Introduction to Computer Network, Network Terminologies, LAN Topology, Transmission Media, Communication Over Telephone Lines, Evolution of the Internet, Internet Services, Internet Address, Electronic Mail, The World Wide Web.
9. IT Applications: Concepts and Applications of IT, Electronic Commerce, Access, Control, Security.

After completion of this course students will have the skills and capability to be able to effectively use information and communications technology in today’s business world. It will provide students the basic knowledge of computer such as hardware, software, computer languages, operating systems, compilers and data communication as well as practical knowledge of different types of operating systems and application packages. The issues related with ICT and business will also be discussed.