Higher National Computing: E-Learning Materials

Table of Contents

1. Higher National Computing: E-Learning Materials
2. DH2T 34: Computer Architecture 1
3. D75X 34: Information Technology: Applications Software 1
4. DH3E 35: Software Development: Structured Programming
5. DH35 34: Computing: Planning
6. DH33 34: Computer Operating Systems 1
7. DH21 34: Working within a Project Team
8. DH30 35: Software Development: Applications Development
9. DV6E 34: Database Design Fundamentals
10. DV6L 34: PC: First Line Support
11. F0N0 34: Professional Issues in Computing
12. DM2X 35: Computer Operating Systems 2
13. D75V 35: Computer Networks: Network Technology and Data Communications
14. DF9M 34: Client Operating System
15. DF9N 34: Network Server Operating System
16. DM31 35: Software Development: Array Data Structures
17. DM32 35: Software Development: Linked Data Structures
18. DH3D 35: Software Development: Relational Database Systems
19. D77F 35: Systems Development: Structured Design Methods
20. DX43 35: Information Technology: Legislation and Codes of Practice
21. DX42 35: Internet: Web Technology and Security
22. F1VS 34: Interactive Media: Planning
23. F1VT 34: Interactive Media: Authoring
24. F1VV 34: User Interface Design
25. F1YX 34: Digital Imaging: Bitmap and Vector
26. F1VW 34: Client Side Scripting for Web Applications
27. F1VY 34: Manage Database Systems using SQL
28. F1VX 34: Internet: Web Development Standards and Legislation
29. F1W0 34: Project Management for IT
30. DH39 34: Internet: Introducing E-Commerce
31. DF9T 34: Internetworking Concepts 1: Development and Delivery Concepts
32. DF9V 34: Internetworking Concepts 2: Security and Business Concepts
33. DF9R 35: Network Infrastructure 1: Implementation and Management
34. DG00 35: Network Infrastructure 2: Planning and Maintenance
35. DV6F 34: E-Commerce: Introduction
36. F1XA 34: Computing: PC Hardware and Operating Systems Essentials
37. F1X9 34: Computing: PC Hardware and Operating Systems Support
38. DH3J 34: SQL: Introduction
39. DE1N 34: IT in Business - Databases
40. DE1M 34: IT in Business - Spreadsheets

DH3E 35: Software Development: Structured Programming

This Unit is designed to develop a broad knowledge of the concepts, principles, boundaries and scope of software development using a structured programming language. These will be reinforced by developing the practical skills required in using the structures and features of a procedural programming language in the creation of software solutions to problems. It forms part of an HN Computing group award programme, although it can also be used as a stand-alone Unit by candidates wishing to acquire and develop programming skills using a procedural language.

On completion of this Unit, the candidate should be able to:

1. Use programming techniques to develop program modules.

Follow the above links to access the E-Learning materials for the individual outcomes.