Information and Communication Technology ([2nd ed.])

Intermediate GNVQ Information and Communication Technology provides the information needed in studying towards the Edexcel, City and Guilds or Oxford, Cambridge and RSA (OCR) GNVQ Information and Communication Technology at Intermediate level.

Unique, and of great significance to anyone involved with ICT, is a separate section about programming.

This section has been included to help students write their own programs.

Students require access to Visual Basic for Applications in Microsoft Excel to create the application discussed in this section.Each section covers all areas of the syllabus for the three compulsory units and covers the underpinning knowledge necessary for compiling the assessment evidence.

In Intermediate GNVQ Information and Communication Technology the student will find an abundance of activities, screen shots, numerous diagrams and illustrations to aid understanding and there are various discussion points about how to apply the material learned.Using this book, students can be confident that they will acquire the fundamental skills in the field of ICT:?

How to present information ? How to handle information ?How to understand the forms of software and hardwareKey skills opportunities are referenced throughout to encourage students to work towards the Key Skills certification at Levels 1, 2 or 3.

Tina Cross is a lecturer in computer studies at Wirral Metropolitan College.

Collette Jones was formerly a lecturer in Computer Studies at Wirral Metropolitan College.