Computing Application and IT Concept Learning Skills

Reviewing this set of computer-related learning skills and recording the 4 most relevant for your project will help you assess your skills and analyze your progress during the creation (the first two weeks) of the self-learning project that interests you the most. Please record your chosen skills in the Beginning Skill Areas table below for inclusion in preparing your Start-Up Self-Assessment and Self-Assessment Project Journals. When selecting your 4 skills you anticipate using during the first two weeks of the project, choose no more than 2 Computer Concept and Application Learning Skills from the same Domain to start.

As you progress past the first two weeks of the project you will be utilizing more skills, which you should list in the Additional Skills Areas table at the bottom of this page for inclusion on future Self-Assessment Project Journals.

Language Development Domain		Affective Domain
Defining vocabulary/Assigning meaning		Managing frustration/Building self-esteem
Practice and usage	Persisting in self management
Pattern recognition/Recognizing symbols	Planning individual action

Cognitive Domain

Listening/Observing/Recognizing

Reading comprehension/Recording

Systematizing/Categorizing

Utilizing information systems

Integrating prior knowledge/Transferring knowledge

Inferring/Logical thinking

Identify learning requirements/Identifying assumptions/

Identifying functions/Identifying rules

Social Domain	Psychomotor Domain
Rephrasing information/ Conversing	Using computers
Writing with technical detail	Using the Internet
Utilizing resources effectively	Being precise

My Beginning 4 Learning Skills for the CS 1000 IT Project

(List important Area of Improvement skills in this table needed for starting your project.)

Beginning Skill Areas

My Additional Learning Skills for CS 1000 IT Project

(Record additional Area of Improvement skills in this table as you progress on your project.)

Additional Skill Areas