DCA (DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATION)

ENGLISH TYPING

• Typing tutor for all skill levels, from beginners to professionals, offering substantial typing improvement.
• Nine diverse courses to adapt to your evolving needs as your typing skills and speed progress.
• Complete touch typing course starting from basics, advancing step-by-step with examples, word drills, and games.
• Speed building course for honing typewriting skills, suitable for experienced typists maintaining their proficiency.
• Additional courses for practicing numbers, special character keys, and the numeric keypad.

NOTEPAD

• Word processing program allowing text changes in computer files.
• Created by Microsoft Corporation, it’s a simple text editor and word processor.
• Integral part of Microsoft Windows since 1985.

ADOBE PAGEMAKER

• Page layout software used to design and produce printable documents, from business cards to large books.
• Primarily for desktop publishing, creating professional documents like e-books, brochures, reports, and pamphlets.
• Features include a library of templates, easy integration with third-party tools, forms, and SEO capabilities.

COREL DRAW

• Founded by Michael Cowpland in 1985, originating as a research laboratory.
• Used for editing vector graphics, illustration, and design.
• Valuable for marketing, advertising, and print advertising development, including logos, brochures, and business cards.

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP

• Developed in 1987 by Thomas and John Knoll, sold to Adobe Systems in 1988.
• RASTER graphic software for editing digital images, widely used by designers, web developers, photographers, and creative professionals.
• Crucial for web design, including logo creation.

INTERNET

• American computer scientists Bob Kahn and Vint Cerf developed TCP/IP, governing data movement in networks, enabling the evolution of ARPANET into today’s internet.
• Vint Cerf credited with the first written use of the term ‘internet.’
• January 1, 1983, marks the official birth of the Internet, with the establishment of the Transfer Control Protocol/Internetwork Protocol (TCP/IP) for standardized network communication.