Courses

This course aims to make computers easier to access, covering everything from choosing and buying a computer best suited to real needs to the first steps of using it:

• How to buy a computer;
• Getting to know the parts of a computer;
• Getting started with a computer;
• Using programs for the user's everyday life.

The internet is a network that interconnects computers all over the world. This course presents, in a simple and quick way, how to find and use information useful to the everyday life of rural producers:

• How to access and use the Internet;
• Hiring an internet service provider;
• Getting to know the Web;
• Browsing the Web;
• Finding the information we need for everyday life;
• Introduction to the CoDAF Portal.

The course “Access to agricultural information sources” presents several sources where relevant information and data for rural activity can be found.
This course studies where and how to search for information and how to take advantage of the Internet to find and use data useful to the everyday life of rural producers:

• Searching for and using information on the Internet;
• Rural News Portals;
• Databases;
• What a database is;
• How to access a database;
• Conducting searches in databases.;
• Government portals.

This course aims to present the features of electronic spreadsheets for the management of rural properties:

• Opening a spreadsheet;
• Rows and Columns;
• Filling in cells;
• Using a spreadsheet for cost control.

Learn to use spreadsheets to manage your rural property, controlling inventory to avoid the loss of goods and inputs.

• Input Registration;
• Invoice Registration;
• Input Withdrawal;
• Input Lookup;
• Input Usage Report;
• Usage Report by Activity (Crop).

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