Section outline

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      Q1. Define Computer Science and explain its importance and main areas of use in the humanities.

      Q2. List and describe the basic components of a computer, distinguishing between hardware and software.

      Q3. Explain the main functions of an Operating System (Windows). Include details about the interface, file, and folder management.

      Q4. Discuss the main features of a word processor. Describe how to open documents, type text, save files, and perform basic formatting.

      Q5. Describe the steps and best practices for formatting academic papers, including titles, margins, paragraphs, and inserting images or tables.

      Q6. Outline the process of creating a simple presentation using PowerPoint, including adding slides, text, images, and transitions.

      Q7. Identify at least three internet research tools or academic search engines and explain their use in humanities research.

      Q8. Explain the importance of university email in academic communication and provide examples of professional email usage.

      Q9. Describe the methods to convert files to PDF and organize electronic documents efficiently.

      Q10. Explain basic digital security measures for protecting personal files and information on a computer.

      Q11. Describe the use and advantages of digital libraries and academic book platforms for research.

      Q12. Explain how to use cloud storage tools, such as Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive, to store and organize academic work.

      Q13. Discuss the role of Artificial Intelligence in literature and research, giving examples such as ChatGPT and grammar checking tools.