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    This document outlines the syllabus for a Computer Techniques course from April to September, divided into two semesters. The course covers computer definitions, components, memory types, number systems, data representation, computer architecture, and Microsoft Word and Excel basics. It includes 18 classes on primary topics and 8-9 classes for practical work and revisions.

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    This document outlines the syllabus for a Computer Techniques course from April to September, divided into two semesters. The course covers computer definitions, components, memory types, number systems, data representation, computer architecture, and Microsoft Word and Excel basics. It includes 18 classes on primary topics and 8-9 classes for practical work and revisions.

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    This document outlines the syllabus for a Computer Techniques course from April to September, divided into two semesters. The course covers computer definitions, components, memory types, number systems, data representation, computer architecture, and Microsoft Word and Excel basics. It includes 18 classes on primary topics and 8-9 classes for practical work and revisions.

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    This document outlines the syllabus for a Computer Techniques course from April to September, divided into two semesters. The course covers computer definitions, components, memory types, number systems, data representation, computer architecture, and Microsoft Word and Excel basics. It includes 18 classes on primary topics and 8-9 classes for practical work and revisions.

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