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S. Wilkins
17 June, 2006
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Operate
Computing Packages
ICAITU006C
Course
Materials
Key
Terms and Concepts
- Word processing-cut/copy/paste,
fonts, paragraphs, page breaks, bullets, tables, margins, spell/grammar
check, print preview, templates
- Spreadsheet-cells,
rows, columns, range, formulae, functions ( sum, average, maximum, minimum,
count, if ), templates, cut/copy/paste, fill, pie/column/bar/line chart
- Database-field,
record, table, sort, query, Structured Query Language (SQL), Relational
Database Management System, form, report, security, record locking
- Other
software application packages-cut, copy, paste, basic formatting features,
print options, file formats
- File
naming conventions, file extensions, directories (folders), drives (including
network drives), enterprise standards for documents, style guides
- Functions
keys, specialised keys (including tab, enter, shift, num lock, caps
lock), keyboard shortcuts
- On-line
help, on-line tutorial, computing software documentation (including
user, technical and third party documentation), help desk, call logging
HSC
Learning Experiences
- Using a variety of software packages (including word processing, spreadsheet and/or database, and/or one other computing
software package) for a range of purposes
- Opening/creating,
editing, formatting, proofing, saving (in a designated location), printing,
and closing a range of simple documents using a word processing, spreadsheet
and/or database, and/or one other computing software package
- The use
of a range of a range of software capabilities, including: cut/copy/paste,
character/paragraph/page formatting, search and replace, headers and
footers, print options
- Problem
solving using on-line help and manuals supplied with computing software
package
- Identification
of Occupational Health and Safety issues associated with work carried
out at a computing workstation
Performance
Criteria
- Use
appropriate software
- Requirements
of task are determined
- Appropriate
software is selected to perform task
- Software
is used to produce required outcome
- Documents
are saved and stored in appropriate directory
- Access,
retrieve and manipulate data
- Software
application is opened
- File
is determined, opened and is amended according to requirements
- Documents
are accessed or produced to meet organisational requirements
- File
is saved in appropriate directory
- Applications
are exited without loss of data
- Access
and use help
- On
line help is determined and used to overcome basic difficulties
with applications
- Manuals
and training booklets are used to solve minor problems
- Requests
are logged with help desk if requiring further help
- Use
keyboard and equipment
- Occupational
health and Safety regulations are followed
- Keyboarding
is carried out according to organisation guidelines on speed and
accuracy
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