Written for BTEC national courses in computer studies, this book covers the following units - core units, information systems, introduction to programming, computer systems, quantitative methods, communication skills, programming stream, concepts and practice unit. It provides students with all the necessary source material for each unit and provides them with opportunities to develop their understanding through a problem based assignment programme. It has been written in a way which allows students to gain a fundamental understanding of the technical and applicational areas of computing.

Computer Studies for BTEC

Geoffrey Knott

Business & Money

Business Education Publishers Ltd

Aimed at those studying Pascal for the first time, this book assumes no prior knowledge of programming. The format of the book provides the student with a logical, step by step learning experience proven to be successful in practice. The material included covers the programming requirements of BTEC National and First Awards, City & Guilds Modular Courses and GCE Advanced Level computing syllabuses. BTEC National/First Award and City and Guilds students should find their requirement met by the material contained in chpaters 1 to 5; A level students should include chapter 6 in their course of study. Undergraduate and HNC/HND students requiring a working knowledge of Pascal will also find this text useful.

An Introduction to Pascal

Computers & Technology

Programming

Sunderland Afc : The Official History 1879-2000

Days, Paul

Merchants and gentry in North-East England 1650-1830: the Carrs and the Ellisons

A. W. Purdue

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The Jarrow Crusade: Protest and Legend

Matt Perry

Europe

When Paddy Met Geordie

Politics & Social Sciences

Cooter, Roger

Social Sciences

The Whaling Trade of North-East England 1750-1850

Tony Barrow

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Questions of Controversy : The Kennedy Brothers

Americas

Published for students studying 'Certificate in Education - post 16'. Outlines various teaching practices and methodology.

Teaching, Training and Learning : A Practical Guide

Walker, Stephen

Reece, Ian:Walker

All students in further and higher education need to develop their employability skills. These skills are frequently specified by employers in the job advertisements they publish to recruit new employees from colleges and universities. At the job recruitment and selection stage, employers pay careful attention to ensure that the young people they recruit are able to: communicate orally and in writing; work as a member of a group; solve problems; manage projects; handle and manipulate data; and gather information. The above are just some of the employability skills covered in this book. This book is an ideal companion to a programme of skills development that you will be undertaking as part of your course. The information contained within this book has been written to provide a clear understanding of how you can develop a wide range of skills that employers will expect their new recruits to be developing.

Employability Skills

David W G Hind

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