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Computer Concepts and Applications is an introduction to how computers work, how people use them, and how technology affects everyday life and work. It covers the basic parts of a computer system, operating systems, files, networks, the Internet, online communication, and common security concerns. The course also introduces broader ideas such as the social and ethical effects of technology and how computers are used in different workplaces.
The course is self-paced and delivered online, combining video lessons with quizzes, an assignment, and a final exam. Grading is split evenly across four parts: attendance, quizzes, assignments, and the final exam, at 25% each. Once the course is complete, the transcript record is sent to Dunlap-Stone University, which recognizes it as TECH-106 – Intro to Computing.
The course covers computer hardware, operating systems, files, networks, the Internet, online communication, and security, along with how computers are used in different workplaces. Those topics carry over directly into business settings, so the credit fits well within DSU's Associate of Arts: Business Administration and Bachelor of Business Administration. Students in the Bachelor of Arts: Psychology may also find the course's coverage of online communication and the social effects of technology useful background for later coursework.
After you complete the course, your transcript is sent to Dunlap-Stone University. DSU's registrar reviews the record under the articulation agreement and applies the credit as TECH-106 – Intro to Computing, a named equivalency tied to a specific catalog code. Because the credit maps to an exact course, it is easier to place within your degree plan than a general elective would be. Transfer credit at DSU is capped at 90 credits, or 75% of the degree, and this course's 3 credits count toward that limit.
This course suits students who want to move toward a DSU degree at a lower cost, including working adults returning to school and career changers entering business roles who need a documented computing foundation. Because DSU recognizes it as a named equivalency to TECH-106, the credit fills a specific catalog course rather than a general slot, and up to 90 credits (75%) may transfer in total, so students close to that ceiling should confirm how these 3 credits fit. It is not the right choice for someone who needs advanced programming or software development, since the listed outcomes focus on concepts, applications, databases, and IoT rather than building software.
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