comprof-reg.pdf. Students with If you have any questions regarding the Computer Proficiency Challenge Exam, please call the Office of.
cameras). 4. What is a computer? (a device that man- ages and stores information). Part II: Input & Output Devices. 1. Name five input devices. (mouse, key- board, scanner, microphone, webcam) Computer & Internet Basics Pre-Test. Directions: practice some of the concepts and skills that will be introduced. This will be.
Basic Computer Awareness and Computer Knowledge are very useful in all the kinds of competitive examinations from Clerk level to Officer level. These tests will assess the individual's computational capabilities which are useful in the day to day work in Banks, Insurance Companies, LIC AAO and other government offices.
c. www.google.com is an email address to a computer company d. www.google.com an email address. c. johndow@yahoo.com is a computer name. d. A browser. 6. If you want to save a modified image, what is the best format? a. .doc b. .html c. .pdf d. .jpg. 7. A formula has been entered in cell A4 in Excel. If the value in
Quickly assesses student competency in basic computer skills: – Institution or state requirements. – Specific major requirements. – Test out of computer skills requirement. ? Confidence that students are ready to effectively interact online with the institution via the computer. ? Assists with better course placement.
Basic computer Test questions. 1. How do you minimize or maximize a program in Windows? A. Right click on the mouse. B. Go to "File" and select minimize or maximize. C. Top right corner, dash or square. D. This function can not be done. 2. How do you close a window on your desktop? A. Go to "File" and select "Close".
The Computer Skills Placement Test (CSP) is designed to assess the computer literacy skills that you need to be successful in your college career. It consists of a total of 60 questions over six areas (10 questions per area):. Basic Concepts. File Management. Information and Communication. Spreadsheets—Excel.
North Carolina. Tests of Computer Skills. Student Handbook. (For Students Who Entered. Grade 8 from 2000–2001 and Beyond). Published June 2002. Public Schools of North Carolina www.NCPublicSchools.org. State Board of Education. Department of Public Instruction. Office of Instructional and Accountability Services.

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