National PC Driving Test - MS Word, requires the candidate to demonstrate the ability to use a word processing application on a personal computer. He or she shall understand and be able to accomplish basic operations associated with creating, formatting and finishing a word processing document ready for distribution. The candidate shall demonstrate competence in using some of the more advanced features associated with word processing applications such as creating standard tables, using pictures and images within a document, importing objects and using mail merge tools.

National PC Driving Test - MS Powerpoint, requires the candidate to demonstrate competence in using presentation tools on a personal computer. The candidate shall be able to accomplish basic tasks such as creating, formatting and preparing presentations for distribution and display. The candidate shall demonstrate the ability to create a variety of presentations for different target audiences or situations. The candidate shall demonstrate the ability to accomplish basic operations with graphics and charts and to use various slide show effects.

Trainees will learn about the essential techniques of maintaining and keeping their PCs healthy as well as setting up simple home and office networks. A well maintained and healthy PC will ensure optimal performance of the PC and help to prolong the PC life. A simple network is easy to set up and can result in immediate benefits such as higher productivity as well cost saving through sharing of facilities and files.

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Learn how to create professional websites along with powerful Internet applications. Macromedia Dreamweaver provide visual layout tools, extensive code-editing support, and rapid web application development-all in one complete, integrated solution. In this course, you will learn how to make use of this powerful software for home and professional use.

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Website Programming using html codes is a very important aspect of web design and implementation. This course will provide trainee with the essential foundation required of a true webdesigning practitioner. Trainees who have mastered the fundamental of website design using html codes will have no problem using any other webdesign applications and software.

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Ecommerce, the new buzzword of business in 21st century, holds great potential and opportunities for businesses willing and ready to take challenge. Trainees will learn all about the important law (eg copyright, trademark, consumer protection, supply of goods and services), security (eg integrity, nonrepudiation, authenticity, confidentiality, privacy) and taxation issues relating to E-commerce.

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CIE is part of the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), which is itself a department of the world renowned University of Cambridge.

Assessment takes the form of two written papers, a set of practical tasks and a project.This is a highly flexible course whereby courses are modular and assessment are on demand.

Cambridge Diploma in Computing may be your route to admission for many leading universities. The award is recognised for admission by leading UK and Australia universities as well as Professional Institutes and Associations.

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Course Syllabus Structure:

This syllabus is set out in the form of modules.

This section of the syllabus gives the subject content for each section, as shown below.
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Module Title
1 Computer Systems, Communications and Software
2 Structured Practical Tasks
3 Further Systems and Software
4 Programming Project


Each module is presented as a set of sub-sections, each with details of content and associated learning outcomes. An indication of recommended prior knowledge is given for each module, together with details of any links to other modules.

Module 1: Computer Systems, Communications and Software is the foundation for all subsequent modules. It provides candidates with an understanding of the core aspects of computer systems, which is developed and enhanced in subsequent modules.

Module 2: Structured Practical Computing Tasks provides candidates with opportunities to apply skills, knowledge and understanding from Module 1 in a practical way. It is envisaged that work on the structured tasks will start almost in parallel to work on Module 1, thus as soon as the relevant material in Module 1 has been covered, it is advisable for candidates to begin the appropriate exercise for Module 2.

The structured practical computing tasks examine separately the different phases in the development of a computer-based system; thus, they prepare candidates for the Programming Project, in the second half of the Diploma, which requires the integration of these elements in response to an identified need. One or more tasks require the use of a computer system in their solution: in such cases, candidates choose a solution based on the use of an appropriate applications package.

Module 3: Further Systems and Software provides candidates with further ability to extend skills, knowledge and understanding of computing concepts, gained in Module 1, to a range of applications in which computer systems are used.

Module 4: Programming Project requires candidates to choose, in conjunction with their teacher, a welldefined user-driven problem of an appropriate size which enables them to demonstrate their skills in Analysis, Design, Software Development, Testing, Implementation, Documentation and Evaluation whilst using an object oriented approach.

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The Cambridge Diploma in ICT assess the ability to apply a range of software skills in realistic, practical work-related situations. Flexible in design, modules are designed to develop an ability to understand and apply the skills required to use ICT competently.


Course Syllabus Structure:
The modules available are outlined below:

Module Title
1 Communication - Send and receive e-mail. Use the internet to retrieve information both from a given URL and by searching.

2 Data Management - Use word processing, spreadsheet and/or database applications in an integrated fashion to manage and present information. Use advanced formatting facilities to present information appropriately .

3 Systems Management - Use the operating system or application facilities to copy files, delete files or move files. Organise files in folders nd produce listings of files on a disk.

4 Advanced Spreadsheets - Work with formulae using both absolute and relative cell references. Manipulate text, dates and times as well as numbers. Use lookup functions. Control the appearance of the spreadsheet.

5 Relational Databases - Create a number of tables in a database and establish relationships between them. Extract data from these tables and present it as clear, attractive reports.

6 Website Programming - Creating web pages to allow data entry on the internet.

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Module 2: Business Statistic

Develop a knowledge and understanding of more advanced statistical techniques and the ability to apply this knowledge and understanding in solving business problems.

Module 3: Principle and Practice of Management

Develop a knowledge and understanding of the principles, purposes, processes and practices of management as well as an understanding of the practice of management within an organisation.

Module 4: Marketing (Optional)

Provides a broad strategic understanding across the full range of marketing activities, including advertising, PR, sales promotion and market research. It trains students to apply this understanding to real life marketing scenarios.

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Module 2: Accounting

Provides an understanding of the basic principles underlying the recording of business transactions. It trains students to prepare and interpret accounts for sole traders, partnerships, non-trading organisations, limited companies and groups of companies in accordance with basic accounting conventions and current accounting practice.

Module 3: Principle and Practice of Management

Develop a knowledge and understanding of the principles, purposes, processes and practices of management as well as an understanding of the practice of management within an organisation.

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Module 2: Accounting

Provides an understanding of the basic principles underlying the recording of business transactions. It trains students to prepare and interpret accounts for sole traders, partnerships, non-trading organisations, limited companies and groups of companies in accordance with basic accounting conventions and current accounting practice.

Module 3: Principle and Practice of Management

Develop a knowledge and understanding of the principles, purposes, processes and practices of management as well as an understanding of the practice of management within an organisation.

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Presented to you by the world renowned London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).

1. Background to eCommerce
2. Definitions and Development of the Internet
3. eCommerce Business Models
4. Market Dynamics
5. eCommerce Finance
6. eCommerce Security
7. eCommerce and the Law

Module 2: Information System

1 Information Processing and Procedures
2 Staffing and Resources within an Information Systems Environment
3 Data Processing, Programming, Software, Applications and Packages
4 Computer Hardware and Ancillaries
5 Networking Information Systems for Business
6 Public Services and the Internet
7 Health, Safety and Security

This syllabus is set out in the form of modules.

This section of the syllabus gives the subject content for each section, as shown below:

1 Information Processing and Procedures
2 Operational Responsibilities within an Information Systems Environment
3 Data Processing
4 Programming, Software, Applications and Packages
5 Computer Hardware and Ancillaries
6 Networking Information Systems for Business
7 Public Services and the Internet
8 Health and Safety
9 Strategies for Security and Confidentiality
10 Systems Analysis and Design

Module 2: E-Commerce:

1. ECommerce Overview
2. The eCommerce Web Site
3. Business Processes in eCommerce
4. Managing Change
5. eCommerce and Personnel
6. Return On Investment – ROI in e Commerce

Module 3: Principle and Practice of Management

Develop a knowledge and understanding of the principles, purposes, processes and practices of management as well as an understanding of the practice of management within an organisation.

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