This NQF Level 5 IT and Computing course provides foundational computer literacy tailored for learners pursuing careers in video production and sound engineering. The course begins with an exploration of the components and architecture of computers, emphasising functionality within audio and video applications. Students will learn to identify and describe the main components of computer systems, including processors, memory, storage devices, and interfaces, as they relate to production environments. Learners will develop basic skills on a range of common software tools such as word processors, spreadsheets, image editing software, and presentation software. In addition to theoretical knowledge, the course features a series of structured typing exercises conducted in a computer lab setting. These exercises focus on orthodox typing techniques, enabling students to improve their typing speed and accuracy over time. This practical component reinforces the importance of efficient typing skills in a professional setting. By integrating theoretical knowledge with practical exercises, this course ensures that students gain comprehensive computer skills necessary for success in the audio and video production fields.