End-User Computing (SAQA ID 61591 NQF Level 3) : SUPREME ICT ACADEMY

Estimated Time: 12 to 24 Months Full Qualification min 130 credits

Difficulty: Intermediate

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End-User Computing (SAQA ID 61591 NQF Level 3)

Course Information

Fundamental Modules

Accommodate audience and context needs in oral communication F8968

Introduction

INTERACT SUCCESSFULLY WITH AUDIENCE IN ORAL COMMUNICATION

CAPTURE AND RETAIN THE INTEREST OF THE AUDIENCE

IDENTIFY AND RESPOND TO MANIPULATIVE USE OF LANGUAGE

Demonstrate an understanding of the use of different number bases and measurement units and an awareness of error in the context of relevant calculations F9010

INTRODUCTION

BINARY NUMBER SYSTEM

SIZE AND MAGNITUDE OF NUMBERS

THE EFFECT OF ERROR IN CALCULATION

Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of HIV/AIDS in a workplace, and its effects on a business sub-sector, own organisation and a specific workplace F13915

INTRODUCTION

HIV/AIDS AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE HUMAN IMMUNE SYSTEM

HIV/AIDS TRANSMISSION

SAFE BEHAVIOUR AND BEHAVIOUR THAT CARRIES THE RISK OF HIVTRANSMISSION

GUIDELINES AND ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE TO SUPPORT WORKERS WITHHIV/AIDS

IMPLICATIONS OF THE HIV/AIDS PANDEMIC

Describe, apply, analyse and calculate shape and motion in 2-and 3-dimensional space in different contexts F9013

INTRODUCTION

MEASURE, ESTIMATE, AND CALCULATE PHYSICAL QUANTITIES

GEOMETRICAL RELATIONSHIPS

Investigate life and work related problems using data and probabilities F9012

INTRODUCTION

POSE QUESTIONS, COLLECT AND ORGANISE DATA

REPRESENT ,ANALYSE AND INTERPRET DATA USING VARIOUS TECHNIQUES

USE RANDOM EVENTS TO EXPLORE AND APPLY PROBABILITY CONCEPTS IN SIMPLE LIFE

Perform Basic Business Calculations F11241

INTRODUCTION

UNDERSTANDING REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE

UNDERSTANDING FIXED AND VARIABLE COSTS

INVOICING OPERATIONS

RECONCILING TRANSACTIONS

DISBURSING ITEMS FOR RECOVERY

Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes F8973

INTRODUCTION

ACCESS AND USE AVAILABLELEARNING RESOURCES

USE LEARNING STRATEGIES

MANAGE OCCUPATIONALLEARNING MATERIALS

CONDUCT BASIC RESEARCHAND ANALYSE AND PRESENTFINDINGS

FUNCTION IN A TEAM

REFLECT ON HOWCHARACTERISTICS OF THEWORKPLACE ANDOCCUPATIONAL CONTEXTAFFECT LEARNING

Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal, business and national issues F7456

INTRODUCTION

USING MATHEMATICS TO PLAN AND CONTROL BUDGETS AND INCOME AND EXPENDITURE

USE SIMPLE AND COMPOUND INTEREST TO MAKE SENSE OF AND DEFINE A VARIETY OF SITUATIONS

USE MATHEMATICS TO DEBATE ASPECTS OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

Write texts for a range of communicative contexts F8970

INTRODUCTION

WRITE FOR A SPECIFIED AUDIENCEAND PURPOSE

LANGUAGE STRUCTURES AND FEATURES

IMPROVE CLARITY AND CORRECTNESS OF OWN WRITING

Present information in report format F110023

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION TO REPORTS

COLLECTION OF INFORMATION FOR REPORT WRITING

REPORT COMPILATION

VERIFICATION OR REPORTED INFORMATION

Basic IT and Computer Concepts

The application and effect of ICT on society E117928

INTRODUCTION

Describe Information and Communication Technology (ICT).

Describe the use and effect of ICT on modern society.

Explain the effect of ICT on the Physical environment.

Explain the effect of the legal environment on ICT.

Concepts of ICT use of its components in a healthy and safe manor C117925

INTRODUCTION

Describe the components of Information and Communication Technologies

Describe the hardware components of a personal computer.

Describe software for personal computers

Describe information networks in relation to ICT.

Describe ergonomic principles for computer workstations.

Explain health and safety when working with computers.

A computer workstation is set up taking ergonomic principles and health and safety issues into account.

Principes of computer networks E14913

Computer Architecture concepts E14917

Data Communications E14947

Preventative Maintenance in computer environment including environmental and safety issues E114636