Course Curriculum

    1. Introduction

    1. Introduction

    2. What Is a Computer?

    3. Types of Computers

    4. Uses of Computers

    5. History of Computers Timeline

    6. Who Invented Computers?

    7. The First Computers

    8. Personal Computers

    9. Computer Hardware and Software Development

    10. Lesson Summary

    11. 1.1 quiz

    1. Introduction

    2. Computing Power on The Go

    3. Computing Power in The Office

    4. Lesson Summary

    5. 1.2 quiz

    1. Introduction

    2. The Workplace Before

    3. Privacy

    4. Efficiency

    5. Ethics

    6. The Workplace Today

    7. Ethical Concerns

    8. Inefficiencies and Errors

    9. Workplace Collaboration

    10. Lesson Summary

    11. 1.3 quiz

    1. Introduction

    2. Understanding Systems and Devices

    3. Early Days of Information Systems

    4. Examples of Information Technology

    5. Business Size and Information Flow

    6. Lesson Summary

    7. 1.4 quiz

    1. Introduction

About this course

  • 1016 lessons
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    General Questions

  • With UPI, you determine your own level of time commitment. You can move through coursework quickly or slow down your pace.

  • YES, there are exams—held online on our platform and are proctored. Your course grade distribution is:

    • 25% Attendance
    • 25% Quiz
    • 25% Assignments
    • 25% Final Exam
  • Content Questions

  • To ensure your UPI Study courses transfer to your university, check two things: 

    1) Is your university listed? If it's one of the 1,500 universities listed with NCCRS, you're all set. 

    OR 

    2) Check your university's credit policy. If it says they accept credits from "regionally accredited" universities, you're good to go! As long as you meet one of these criteria, your courses should transfer without a hitch.

    Check the list of colleges here.

  • Membership Questions

  • Yes, that is what differentiates UPI. With each student their advisor will guide them on how to move forward.