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When you have completed this study unit you will be able to:

  1. Understand the meaning of 'Information System' and related terms.
  2. Understand the major hardware and software components of a PC and their purposes.
  3. Understand the importance of selecting an appropriate development environment for a project.
  4. Know the common office packages used in business and their main functions.
  5. Understand the data processing stages of common business applications which have been implemented on a computer system.
  6. Understand the impact of the internet and other recent technologies on business models and commercial activities.
  7. Understand the staff and skills required for effective development, implementation and use of computer systems.
  8. Understand the importance of adequate security measures in the operation of computer systems.

Upon completion of this unit, the learner will be able to:-

  1. Understand the nature and scope of accounting.
  2. Be able to carry out double entry book-keeping.
  3. Be able to prepare a set of final accounts.
  4. Be able to prepare a cash flow statement.
  5. Be able to interpret accounts using financial ratio analysis.
  6. Understand and be able to calculate different elements of cost.
  7. Understand break-even analysis.
  8. Understand budgeting.

When you have completed this study unit you will be able to:

  1. Understand the meaning of 'Information System' and related terms.
  2. Understand the major hardware and software components of a PC and their purposes.
  3. Understand the importance of selecting an appropriate development environment for a project.
  4. Know the common office packages used in business and their main functions.
  5. Understand the data processing stages of common business applications which have been implemented on a computer system.
  6. Understand the impact of the internet and other recent technologies on business models and commercial activities.
  7. Understand the staff and skills required for effective development, implementation and use of computer systems.
  8. Understand the importance of adequate security measures in the operation of computer systems.

Upon completion of this study unit you will be able to:

  1. Understand and know how to apply the principles which govern the transmission of information in business situations.
  2. Be able to compose all common types of written communication in a clear, complete and correct way.
  3. Understand the principles of communicating orally in an effective way.
  4. Understand the importance of non-verbal signals in communication.
  5. Understand how common barriers to successful communication arise, and how they can be overcome.
  6. Understand the content of a passage of simple business information and know how to summarise it effectively.
  7. Understand the role of computers and other modern communication technologies in business communication.
  8. Understand common business and communications terms.

When you have completed this study unit you will be able to:

  1. Understand the meaning of 'Information System' and related terms.
  2. Understand the major hardware and software components of a PC and their purposes.
  3. Understand the importance of selecting an appropriate development environment for a project.
  4. Know the common office packages used in business and their main functions.
  5. Understand the data processing stages of common business applications which have been implemented on a computer system.
  6. Understand the impact of the internet and other recent technologies on business models and commercial activities.
  7. Understand the staff and skills required for effective development, implementation and use of computer systems.
  8. Understand the importance of adequate security measures in the operation of computer systems.

When you have completed this study unit you will be able to:

  • Describe the inputs required by business and how markets operate.
  • Describe the industrial sectors in a modern economy and outline recent changes in the British economy.
  • Show the relationship between total population and the labour force and explain the effects of changes in the population on the labour force.
  • Distinguish between the private and public sectors of the economy.
  • Explain how different organisations are owned and controlled with reference to their stakeholders.

When you have completed this study unit you will be able to:

  1. Understand the rules of numeracy.
  2. Be able to make and apply calculations relevant to business.
  3. Be able to use algebraic methods to solve business problems.
  4. Be able to construct and use graphs, charts and diagrams in a business context.
  5. Be able to apply statistical methods to provide business and management information.
  6. Understand and be able to apply the laws of probability to find solutions to business problems.

When you have completed this study unit you will be able to:

  1. Understand the rules of numeracy.
  2. Be able to make and apply calculations relevant to business.
  3. Be able to use algebraic methods to solve business problems.
  4. Be able to construct and use graphs, charts and diagrams in a business context.
  5. Be able to apply statistical methods to provide business and management information.
  6. Understand and be able to apply the laws of probability to find solutions to business problems.

When you have completed this study unit you will be able to:

  1. Understand the rules of numeracy.
  2. Be able to make and apply calculations relevant to business.
  3. Be able to use algebraic methods to solve business problems.
  4. Be able to construct and use graphs, charts and diagrams in a business context.
  5. Be able to apply statistical methods to provide business and management information.
  6. Understand and be able to apply the laws of probability to find solutions to business problems.