| Learning outcome |
1.1Strategy and planning |
1.2Security and privacy |
1.3Governance, risk and compliance |
1.4Advice and guidance |
2.5Change implementation |
2.6Change analysis |
2.7Change planning |
3.8Systems development |
3.9Data and analytics |
3.10User experience |
3.11Content management |
3.12Computational science |
4.13Technology management |
4.14Service management |
4.15Security services |
5.16People management |
5.17Skills management |
6.18Stakeholder management |
6.19Sales and marketing |
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A1<p>Analyse, develop, compile, test and debug object-oriented programs to address specified requirements.</p> |
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A2<p>Use source-code version control tools to manage a repository of code</p> |
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K1<p>Explain the key paradigms of object-oriented programming (OOP) and event-driven programming (EDP) and how they can be integrated</p> |
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K2<p>Describe programming constructs and principles used to create modular code</p> |
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K3<p>Explain how primitive type and reference type variables are treated in memory</p> |
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S1<p>Select and justify appropriate data types to represent information in a program</p> |
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S2<p>Develop multi-class object-oriented programs which incorporate APIs and self-authored classes</p> |
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S3<p>Develop, compile, test and debug code using an appropriate Integrated Development Environment (IDE)</p> |
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S4<p>Manage code assets through a source-code version control system repository in collaborative environments</p> |
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S5<p>Analyse and explain the run-time behaviour of code</p> |
| Learning outcome |
1.1ICT Fundamentals |
1.2ICT Infrastructure |
1.3Information & Data Science and Engineering |
1.4Computational Science and Engineering |
1.5Application Systems |
1.6Cyber Security |
1.7ICT Projects |
1.8ICT Management and Governance |
2.1Professional ICT Ethics |
2.2Impacts of ICT |
2.3Working Individually and in ICT development teams |
2.4Professional Communication |
2.5The Professional ICT Practitioner |
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A1<p>Analyse, develop, compile, test and debug object-oriented programs to address specified requirements.</p> |
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A2<p>Use source-code version control tools to manage a repository of code</p> |
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K1<p>Explain the key paradigms of object-oriented programming (OOP) and event-driven programming (EDP) and how they can be integrated</p> |
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K2<p>Describe programming constructs and principles used to create modular code</p> |
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K3<p>Explain how primitive type and reference type variables are treated in memory</p> |
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S1<p>Select and justify appropriate data types to represent information in a program</p> |
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S2<p>Develop multi-class object-oriented programs which incorporate APIs and self-authored classes</p> |
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S3<p>Develop, compile, test and debug code using an appropriate Integrated Development Environment (IDE)</p> |
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S4<p>Manage code assets through a source-code version control system repository in collaborative environments</p> |
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S5<p>Analyse and explain the run-time behaviour of code</p> |