Part I of the basic composition of the computer
I. Hardware system: the composition and function of the computer hardware system, the basic knowledge of PC hardware, common types of computer motherboards, CPU, memory, hard disk, the basic principles of commonly used peripheral devices, selection, use and maintenance.
II. Software system: basic knowledge of the operating system, basic operation of Windows, the basic concepts of files, directories, paths, the concept of processes and Windows Task Manager, the installation of system software, the function and use of common application software, device drivers, software upgrades, patches and other software maintenance.
Part II Networking of Computers
I. Computer Networking: basics and functions of network protocols, standards such as OSI, TCP/IP, IEEE802, protocols such as ARP, UDP, FTP, SMTP, HTTP, basics of Ethernet, VLAN, VPN, ADSL, wireless networks, computer wireless network protocols, configuration of network operating systems.
II. Computer network equipment: network servers, storage devices, modems, hubs, switches, routers and other network equipment principles, characteristics, functions and selection, computer wireless network equipment classification, performance and use.
Three.Internet: domain name system basics and configuration, the method of access to the Internet query, commonly used types of e-mail and the method of sending and receiving e-mails, network information search, network information download, upload the basic method of network information, network information **** enjoy the method.
IV. Comprehensive wiring and LAN networking: wiring subsystems, knowledge of IP addresses and subnet masks, basic network planning skills, basic use of LANs.
V. Network security: principles and functions of network security, network security design of the basic methods, firewalls, intrusion detection technology, basic knowledge and use of the basic concepts and classification of viruses, virus prevention and removal, anti-spam measures, malware, spyware, Trojan horse identification and removal, network hardware security protection, network operating system security protection.
Part III Office Automation
I. Office applications: proficiency in the use of Word, Excel, PowerPoint's various functions.
II. Office business informatization system: office automation management, office business processes and informatization, information resource development and management, data **** enjoyment and collaborative office, geographic information system (GIS) foundation.
Three. Instant messaging and videoconferencing systems: the function and use of commonly used instant messaging software, videoconferencing system structure, function and maintenance knowledge.
Part IV Database, Website Construction and Management
I. Database management: the concept of database, database management system, database use and database backup methods, basic knowledge of SQL language.
II. Web Site Development and Management: planning of web sites, web technologies, web page production, art of web design, interactive features of web sites, management and maintenance of web sites.
Part V Information Regulations and Information Security
I. Information laws and regulations: legal concepts of informatization, laws related to information transmission and networks, laws and regulations related to intellectual property rights, and regulations on government information disclosure.
II. Information security: security threats of informationization, measures of information security, basic knowledge of information security and confidentiality.
Three. Information Security Management: Content of information security management, implementation of information security management, risk and assessment of information security, information system security assessment, selection of information security products, emergency response plan for network and information security incidents, information system security level protection.
Part VI Informationization Planning and Management
I. Information management concepts: information and information management, overall architecture of information management systems, integration of information management systems, service-oriented architecture (SOA), concept of virtualization.
II. Informatization planning: concept of informatization planning, informatization planning process, informatization planning methods, informatization planning and feasibility study, informatization project evaluation.
III. Project management and implementation: the concept of information technology projects, information technology project management, information technology project management knowledge system, information technology project process management, IT service specification, operation methods.
IV. Information system construction: information system integration and information system engineering supervision basics, public bidding for information technology projects, information products government procurement, e-government projects.
Part VII New Concepts and Trends
Some of the new concepts, technologies, devices, methods and cases that have a greater impact in information management, such as big data, cloud computing, Internet of Things, mobile computing, blogs, microblogs, microblogs, microblogs, microblogs and social networks.