People credited with this unit standard are able to:
• Explain the principles of computer input and output design
• Design computer input and output functions
• Create computer input and output functions
This unit standard is intended:
• To provide a fundamental knowledge of the areas covered
• For those working in, or entering the workplace in the area of Information Technology
• As additional knowledge for those wanting to understand the areas covered
• Describe data management issues and how it is addressed by a DBMS.
• Describe commonly implemented features of commercial computer DBMS`s
• Describe different type of DBMS`s
• Review DBMS end-user tools
Qualifying learners are able to:
• Plan documentation for a computer program to agreed standards
• Create documentation for a computer program to agreed standards
• Review documentation for a computer program for completeness
• To provide a conceptual knowledge of the areas covered
• For those working in or entering the workplace in the area of systems development
• Demonstrate the ability to interpret given cost/benefit analysis documentation
• Prepare a time estimate for an element of work
• Prepare a cost estimate for an element of work
• Demonstrate an understanding of the affect of late delivery of an element of work
Learn how to design effective input and output systems for computer applications. This unit covers principles that ensure usability, accuracy, and efficiency in system interfaces.
Gain foundational knowledge of database systems, their features, types, and tools. Understand how databases manage data and support end-users in real-world applications.
Develop clear and complete program documentation. This unit guides you through planning, creating, and reviewing technical documents according to professional standards.
Understand how to estimate tasks and meet deadlines in a computing environment. Learn the impact of delays and how to plan work effectively to align with project goals.
This foundational requirement ensures learners can read, write and communicate clearly in English. Strong literacy supports learning, helps with understanding technical content, and ensures effective participation in technological training and business operations.