Intermediate

An intermediate level of understanding of computers means that you have the knowledge and skills to perform more complex tasks on a computer, such as:

• Using different operating systems and switching between them

• Creating, editing, and formatting documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and databases

• Using advanced features and functions of various software applications

• Working with graphic elements, such as images, charts, diagrams, and WordArt

• Creating and managing templates, styles, macros, and mail merges

• Customizing toolbars and menus

• Connecting to networks and sharing files and folders

• Using email and other communication tools effectively

• Protecting your computer from viruses and malware

• Troubleshooting intermediate problems and errors

These skills are useful for using a computer for professional or academic purposes. They can also help you learn more specialized topics, such as web development, data analysis, or graphic design.

If you want to improve your intermediate computer skills, there are many online resources that can help you. For example, you can check out the following:

Computer Skills: Levels of Proficiency guide from Concordia University