This is a comprehensive textbook covering all the topics studied for the Northern Examinations and Assessment Board (NEAB) A Level course in information technology. Divided into five sections, the book covers all the material for each paper in a modular scheme such as that offered by the NEAB. Within these sections, each chapter contains material that can be taught in one or two lessons. The chapters are sequenced in such a way that practical sessions can be based around the theory covered in the classroom. Section three contains topics that need to be covered before the student can tackle project work. Sections one to three fufil the requirements of a typical AS Level syllabus, as the remaining sections are studied in the second year. Case studies are used throughout the book to illustrate the points made, and each chapter contains exercises and questions from past examination papers so that the student can gain some experience of exam technique.

Level Information Technology

Heathcote, P.M.

Payne-Gallway Publishers Ltd

A guide to writing A-level, BTEC and GNVQ projects using Microsoft Word, versions 6, 7 or 97. The book covers analysis, design and implementations using advanced features of Word, and testing and documentation.

Successful I.T. Projects in Word (Successful I.T. Projects)

Reference

'AS' and 'A' level textbook for AQA ICT modules covering effects and limitations of IT and the new opportunities it provides within organisations and society.

' A' Level ICT

This 'A2' textbook covers Modules 4 and 5 of the AQA Information and Communications Technology 'A' Level course and is suitable for a wide range of IT courses including 'A' Level, GNVQ, HNC, first year degree courses in Information Technology and numerous other courses having an ICT element or module. Case studies are used throughout to illustrate the concepts as they are explained, and questions from past examination papers are included to give plenty of practice at written work. Additional resources for teachers and students are available from the publisher's website (http://www.payne-gallway.co.uk).

'A2' Ict

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

<p>This new edition of the best-selling computing textbook, previously published by Letts Educational, has been revised and updated to meet the demands of the new modular Computing specifications as offered by the various examining boards from September 2000. It is divided into units which correspond to the modules of the Advanced Subsidiary and Advanced Level Computing offered by the AQA examining board and will be ideal for these courses. Centres using other 'A' Level Computing specifications will find that this comprehensive text covers almost all of the required topics in an accessible and 'student-friendly' way. Additional resources for teachers and students are available from the publisher's website (http://www.payne-gallway.co.uk)</p>

' A' Level Computing

Payne-Gallway Publishers*

This guide provides students with a comprehensive and practical guide on how to tackle a computing project for an advanced level, AS level or an advanced GNVQ using a software package and some programming.

Tackling Computer Projects: In Access with Visual Basic for Applications

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

This book covers the three mandatory Key Skills for Level 1 - Information Technology, Application of Number and Communication. The clear step by step approach is ideal for students working at this level. It demonstrates how to gather evidence and build a portfolio to gain the Key Skills qualification. It contains advice and examples of activities to demonstrate key skill competence's. Sample exam questions are included to give students practice for the externally set tests. Each chapter is cross-referenced to the relevant key skill specification.

Key Skills Level 1 : It, Application of Number and Communication

Richards, R.P.

Teen & Young Adult

The 3rd edition of Successful ICT Projects in Excel is designed to help students on an Advanced Level Technology course to complete a project using Microsoft Excel 2002 (also suitable for 2000 and '97 versions). It will also be useful to students on a wide range of other courses requiring an in-depth knowledge of spreadsheets. It assumes no previous knowledge of Excel and takes the reader from basics such as entering, editing and formatting text, numbers and formulae through to advanced features such as 'What if' scenarios, pivot tables, macros and customised toolbars. A wide range of examples is used to illustrate the different facilities of Excel, and a sample project shows students how to tackle and document each stage of project work. Topics covered: Workbooks and worksheets; Editing and formatting; Writing formulae; Using functions; 'What if' scenarios; Linking; Workbooks; Filtering; Subtotalling lists; Sorting and creating charts; Printing Online forms and templates; Basic macros; Advanced macros; Project ideas; The systems life cycle; Writing the project report.

Successful Ict Projects in Excel

Computers & Technology

Software

The European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) is an internationally recognised qualification for IT skills. There are 7 modules in total. Written in a lively but straightforward and easy-to-follow style, this book will be an indispensable guide for all students studying for the ECDL qualification. This book covers the following 2 modules: Module 1: Concepts of Information Technology; This module will give you an understanding of some of the main concepts of IT at a general level.; Module 2: Using the Computer and Managing Files; This module covers the use of the common functions of a personal computer to enable a user to operate a PC effectively. Step-by-step instructions, jargon-free text and lots of screenshots make this book ideal for either class teaching or individual study. Requires no previous knowledge; Uses Windows XP; Practical approach and sample exercises to build confidence; Endorsed by ECDL

Pass Ecdl4 Concepts of Information Technology

Heathcote, F.R.

Heathcote, O.H.U. (e

Gardners Books

This book covers the first three modules of the AQA 'A' Level Computing course in a comprehensive but concise and readable manner. Each chapter covers material that can comfortably be taught in one or two lessons, and contains questions taken from recent examination papers. It covers the following topics: Module 1: Computer Systems, Programming and Network Concepts Module 2: Principles of hardware, software and applications Module 3: Practical Systems Development

'As' Level Computing

Langfield, S.

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