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ECDL / ICDL Module 13 - Project Planning
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ECDL / ICDL Module 13 - Project Planning
ECDL Foundation has developed a new module: ECDL / ICDL Module 13 - Project Planning.
The module aims to suit a broad range of candidates who are planning projects - for example, university students planning a research project, individuals planning construction projects of various sizes, managers of content development projects relating to training, or individuals planning an event such as a corporate conference or wedding.
The module focuses on the use of project management software to prepare project plans and monitor projects and includes planning and managing time, costs, tasks, and resources. It is predominantly skills based.
On completing the module, the candidate shall be able to:
•Understand the key concepts relating to managing projects
•Use a project management application to create a new project and maintain an existing project
•Create and schedule tasks and add project constraints and deadlines
•Assign costs and create and assign resources to tasks
•View the critical path, monitor progress and reschedule work
•Prepare and print outputs, including charts and reports
Please note that as this module has only been recently developed by ECDL Foundation, it might not yet be available in your country. Please contact your national operator to confirm its availability
ECDL / ICDL Module 12 - IT Security
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ECDL / ICDL Module 12 - IT Security
This new security-specific module is intended for computer users at home or at work (rather than for IT professionals) and it will enable those who spend a considerable amount of time online or using a computer during the course of their work or at home to protect both themselves and their data from a range of fraudulent/malicious activities. This module is equally useful for individuals, employers, and educationalists.
The range of skills and knowledge contained in this module are particularly relevant in the current technological landscape because more and more people are now using computers to communicate, share information and purchase goods and services online. As a result, cybercrime is becoming more widespread, and methods of, for example, phishing, spamming, and breaching security are becoming more sophisticated - as are the new technologies that facilitate them.
Please note that as this module has only been recently developed by ECDL Foundation, it might not yet be available in your country. Please contact your national operator to confirm its availability.
Candidates who successfully complete ECDL / ICDL Module 12 - IT Security shall be able to:
•Understand and identify the main concepts underlying the secure use of ICT in daily life
•Use relevant techniques and applications to maintain a secure network connection
•Use the Internet safely and securely
•Manage data and information appropriately
•Understand the key concepts relating to the importance of secure information and data, physical security, privacy and identity theft
•Protect a computer, device or network from malware and unauthorised access
•Understand the types of networks, connection types and network specific issues including firewalls
•Browse the World Wide Web and communicate on the Internet securely
•Understand security issues related to communications including e-mail and instant messaging
•Backup and restore data appropriately and safely, and securely dispose of data and devices
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ECDL / ICDL Module 11 - Health Information Systems Usage
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ECDL / ICDL Module 11 - Health Information Systems Usage
This module is aimed at users of patient data systems, such as doctors, nurses and healthcare support staff. It defines the skills necessary for staff to operate a health information system (HIS) efficiently and securely. It recognises the importance of educating and empowering the end user at all levels and for all professions. It builds on and complements professional education and practice principles, and generic ICT skills, to cover the increasingly important area where computer systems used in the health sector may challenge both established professional practice and good data management.
Local Health Systems
The ECDL / ICDL Health Information Systems Usage syllabus was developed by an ECDL Foundation working group of international experts and was validated simultaneously in countries with very different health systems: Italy, and Finland.
ECDL / ICDL Health Information Systems Usage recognises that national requirements, including patterns of practice, culture, language and legislative frameworks, vary from country to country; therefore specific local versions of the certification have been created in association with health informatics experts in Italy and Finland. The certification tools developed by these countries will continue to yield wider benefits and facilitate new countries in offering similar programmes.
ECDL / ICDL Health Information Systems Usage certifies that a candidate:
•Understands the key features of a Health Information System (HIS)
•Can use a HIS safely and efficiently
•Understands the ethics, rules and regulations relating to a HIS
•Understands confidentiality, security and access control when using a HIS
•Understands and can interpret electronically recorded data
ECDL / ICDL Module 10 - Web Editing
ECDL/ICDL Online ECDL / ICDL Module 10 - Web Editing
This module offers candidates the opportunity to acquire an understanding of key web publishing concepts and the core skills required to design, create and maintain a static website, without having to commit time and valuable resources to a professional-level web design programme. Candidates learn a range of web design skills from HTML to cascading style sheets (CSS).
ECDL / ICDL Web Editing certifies that a candidate can:
•Understand key web concepts and terms
•Understand the basic principles of HTML and use common HTML mark-up tags to modify the layout of a web page
•Use a web authoring application to design and format web pages, format text, and work with hyperlinks and tables
•Recognise and use common web image formats and create forms in a web page
•Understand and use cascading style sheets (CSS)
•Prepare web pages for publishing to a web server
ECDL / ICDL Module 9 - Image Editing
ECDL / ICDL Image Editing provides the user with an understanding of the main concepts underlying digital images and the fundamental skills required to use an image editing application to enhance images, apply effects, and prepare an image for printing and publishing. By explaining the basics and the specific terms used, ECDL / ICDL Image Editing covers the practical skills needed to get the most out of image editing software applications.
ECDL / ICDL Image Editing certifies that a candidate can:
•Understand the main concepts of using digital images and understand graphic format options and colour concepts
•Open an existing image, save an image in different formats, and set image file options
•Use built-in options such as displaying toolbars, palettes to enhance productivity
•Capture and save an image, use various selection tools, and manipulate images
•Create and use layers, work with text, use effects and filters, and use drawing and painting tools
•Prepare images for printing or publishing
ECDL / ICDL Module 8 - 2D Computer Aided Design
Module 8 - 2D Computer Aided Design
This module is aimed at second- and third-level students, commencing study in fields related to the architectural, engineering and construction sectors, who wish to certify their 2D CAD skills to an independent international standard. It is also suited to those who may work in these sectors already in a non-technical capacity and who wish to acquire or certify 2D CAD skills.
Successful ECDL / ICDL 2D Computer Aided Design candidates will be able to demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the following features within common 2D CAD applications:
•Navigate using tools and views
•Use layers and levels
•Draw exchange – export drawings in different file types and import other files
•Create objects and elements, e.g. lines, rectangles, arc, polygon, hatch, etc.
•Use selection tools
•Manipulate objects and elements, e.g. copy, move, delete, rotate, scale, mirror, stretch, offset, explode, extend
•Use inquiry commands, e.g. to measure distances, angles, areas
•Set and modify properties, e.g. to change or match properties / attributes
•Insert, create and modify text and dimensions
•Use blocks and cells
•Use OLE, e.g. to embed or link a file or to add a hyperlink as on object
•Use and modify plot and print options
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