Computer Literacy Program

Computer Literacy Program
Date: 06 to 12 February 2025
The department of Computer Science (UG) organised Computer Literacy Program to the students of Narayanapura Government Primary School from 6th February to 12th February 2025, focusing on providing basic computer education to school children. As part of the program, students from the department visited the nearby government school to conduct theory and practical sessions, helping young learners develop essential digital skills. The curriculum includes fundamental topics like MS Word, MS Excel, and MS PowerPoint, which are taught through interactive, hands-on sessions. The hands-on approach not only strengthened their understanding of digital tools but also enhanced their ability to use technology effectively for future academic and professional tasks.

This initiative not only improves the technical knowledge of school children but also encourages community engagement and social responsibility among college students. Regular sessions and assessments are conducted to empower school children to confidently use technology in their academic and daily lives.

Computer Literacy Program (CLIP)-Practical Session
Date: 12 to 14 March 2024
The Undergraduate students from the Department of Computer Science, Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous), Bengaluru in collaboration with Centre for Social Activities in collaboration andJayantian Extension Services had organized a Computer Literacy Programme (CLIP) from 12th March, 2024 to 14th March, 2024 at 4:30 pm in M1 Auditorium (Main block, first floor). The Centre for Social Activities has been organizing Community Education for the daily wage laborers’ children studying in the K Narayanapura Government School. The children have been trained in the basic operations of computer.

Computer Literacy Program- Empowerment Through Assistance
Date: 02 March 2024
The Community Engagement Program, an outreach effort by the Department of Computer Science in association with Karnataka Civil and Defence Cops organized an outreach program for students at The Refugee Foundation in Kothanur, Bengaluru during the current academic year (2023-24). The program featured various interactive activities centered around cultural exchange, educational enrichment, and emotional support. By engaging in activities like talent showcases, storytelling, and fun games, the goal was to create a nurturing environment for learning between the refugee children and students. This event successfully had a positive impact on both college students and refugee children, fostering a sense of community and understanding among all participants. This initiative not only facilitated cultural exchange but also brought happiness and connections to all involved, leaving a lasting impact and emphasizing the importance of community in breaking down barriers.

Computer Literacy Program- (CLiP-Practical Session)
Date: 25 January 2023
The computer literacy program is a community outreach initiative whereby computer science department students visit nearby government schools to teach fundamental computer concepts to school children. As part of this program, the students invited migrant worker’s children to the college and conducted both theoretical and practical sessions on the basics of computers for the children. In the academic year of 2022-23, the Department of computer science (UG) in association with the United Nations academic impact hub for SDG1 conducted a Computer Literacy Program (CLiP)-Practical session for Migrant worker children in the college.

The course comprised four modules, namely Basic Computers, MS-Paint, and it spanned over three hours. The department's students visited the school every Saturday on a rotational basis and delivered both theoretical and practical sessions to the school children. This year 35 children of neighboring migrant workers attended the classes and benefited.

Computer Literacy Program- (CLiP-2k22)
Date: 30 January to 01 February 2023
The computer literacy program (CLiP-2k22) is a social outreach initiative in which students from the computer science department go to surrounding public schools and instruct youngsters in the fundamentals of using computers. Students instruct school children in theory and practical skills. This academic year (2022-23) the department conducted a certificate course for the students of Government Lower Primary School, K.Narayanapura, Bengaluru. The course consisted of Basic computers, the Windows operating system, and MS-Paint. It was a 10-hour course which was conducted. Fifteen students of the department visited the school on a rotation basis and conducted the theory and practical sessions for the school children. This year 50 students of classes V and VI of Lower Primary School, K.Narayanapura attended the classes and benefited.

Computer Literacy program (CLiP-2k20)
Date: 23-11-2019 & 01-02-2020
No of hours: 30
Class & No. of students: 16 (BCA & B.Sc. students)
No. of Beneficiaries: 116 (school students)
Places Visited:
Government Higher primary School, Kothanur, Bengaluru-560077
Sri Siddhartha Srinivasa High School, Kothanur, Bengaluru-560077

Computer literacy program is a social outreach program where the students of computer science department visit the nearby Government schools and teach basic computer fundamental concepts to the school children. Students repaired few systems in the lab and the computer lab was prepared for practical session. They conduct theory and practical sessions to the school children. This academic year (2019-20) the department conducted a certificate course for the students of Government Higher primary school, Kothanur.

The course consisted of Basic computers, MS-Paint, MS-word, Ms-powerpoint. It was a 30 hour course which was conducted every Saturday. Six students of the department visited the school every Saturday on a rotation basis and conducted the theory and practical sessions for the school children.

This year 54 students of class VII from Government higher primary School, kothanur, Bengaluru and 49 students of class VIII from Sri Siddhartha Srinivasa High School, Kothanur, Bengaluru attended the classes and were benefited. Finally an exam was conducted for the students.

Learning Outcome:
Students of the department were enlightened by the social responsibility towards the society. They had the opportunity to experience the teaching profession. Students also experienced the joy of knowledge sharing.

Date: 20/11/2018
Class & No. of students: 04 students (BCA)
No of beneficiers: 86 students
Places/Industry Visited: 1. Maralwadi vidya samsthe High School, Maralwadi, kanakapura taluk, Ramnagar Dist
Name and details of any external agencies/contacts involved: NSS camp

Computer literacy program is a social outreach program where the students of computer science department visit Government schools and teach basic computer fundamental concepts to the school children. They conduct theory and practical sessions to the school children.

The college students took class for the high school students and thought the basic knowledge about computers and also highlighted the use of computers in everyday life. Students were enthusiastic to listen and asked many question related to computer & internet.

Learning Outcome:
Students of the department were enlightened by the social responsibility towards the society. Spreading the awareness of computer literacy and use of computer in everyday life.

Date: 15.11.2017
Class & No. of students: BCA 5 STUDENTS
Places (School) Visited: Sri Maruthi Rural High School, Madihalli, Nagamangalataluk, Mandya District

Computer literacy program is a social outreach program where the students of computer science department visit Government schools and teach basic computer fundamental concepts to the school children. They conduct theory and practical sessions to the school children.

The college students took class for the high school students and thought the basic knowledge about computers and also highlighted the use of computers in everyday life. Students were enthusiastic to listen and asked many question related to computer & internet.Students of the department were enlightened by the social responsibility towards the society. Spreading the awareness of computer literacy and use of computer in everyday life.

Computer Literacy Program
Date: 14th DEC 2016 and 15th DEC 2016
Class & No. of students: B.Sc. & BCA students (24 students)
Places (schools) Visited:
1. Govt Higher primary school, Kyalasanahalli Bangalore
2. Govt Higher primary School, Kothanur, Bangalore
3. Govt Lower primary School, K.Narayanapura, Bangalore
Name and details of any external agencies/contacts involved: No

Computer literacy program is a social outreach program where the students of computer science department visit the nearby Government schools and teach basic computer fundamental concepts to the school children. They conduct theory and practical sessions to the school children.

The college students took class for the lower primary and higher primary government school students and thought the basic knowledge about computers.

Learning Outcome: Students of the department were enlightened by the social responsibility towards the society. After meeting the school children, our students realized how privileged they are and how they must stop complaining about small discomforts. Also, realized how the role of a teacher will help the students to shape the future of the students.

Computer Literacy Program
Date: 9th DEC 2015 and 10th DEC 2015
Computer literacy program is a social outreach program where the students of computer science department visit the nearby Government schools and teach basic computer fundamental concepts to the school children. They conduct theory and practical sessions to the school children.

This year 24 students of BCA & BSc visited three different schools on 9th DEC 2015 and 10th DEC 2015 and conducted the program.
The lists of schools visited are
• Govt Higher primary school, Kyalasanahalli Bangalore
• Govt Higher primary School, Kothanur, Bangalore
• Govt Lower primary School, K.Narayanapura, Bangalore

The college students took class for the lower primary and higher primary government school students and thought the basic knowledge about computers. The head of the institution gave feedback about the conduction of the program and they were happy and satisfied by the way program was organized and executed. They also felt that these types of programs will help the young children to learn computers and will encourage them for their further studies in computers.