The course's main objective is to introduce fundamental concepts of computer science by providing a general overview. Additionally, it will focus on hands-on training with key application software essential in a professional setting. Students will learn to use word processing programs, spreadsheets, and presentation software. These practical skills will enable them to utilize essential productivity tools to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in both the workplace and their academic journey.

1. Knowledge and Understanding
Students will gain a fundamental understanding of computer science principles. They will also learn the main functionalities and practical applications of software for word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation creation, understanding how these tools can be used to improve productivity.

2. Applying Knowledge and Understanding
Students will be able to apply the skills learned in using application software to create documents, manage data, and prepare presentations in professional and academic contexts. They will also be capable of solving practical problems related to the daily use of computer tools and applying technological solutions in real-world situations.

3. Making Judgements
Students will develop the ability to make autonomous decisions regarding the use of information technology and application software, based on a critical evaluation of their needs and the available tools. They will be able to reflect on their choices and performance, identify areas for improvement, and adopt strategies to optimize the effectiveness and efficiency of their activities.

4. Communication Skills
Students will be able to communicate the results of their activities and projects clearly and professionally, both through written documents and visual presentations. They will learn to work in groups using computer tools and present their ideas and results to an audience.

5. Learning Skills
Students will acquire the ability to learn autonomously and continuously, developing strategies to update and expand their computer skills. They will be able to adapt to new technologies and tools, and apply the knowledge acquired to new and evolving situations. This ability to learn independently will prepare them for ongoing professional and academic growth.