BSc in Information Systems Management
Candidates may find it helpful to draw on previous experience
and learning in the area of OCR Level 3 Certificate for IT Practitioners
(ICT Systems Support), this previous learning is not a pre-requisite.
Course
Description:
This
course comprises of Information Systems concepts,information and
communications technology, and systems development.
You
will be required to make a serious attempt in the examination
for 12 units on the Standard Route of the degree.On the Graduate
Entry Route you must take and pass 9 full units.
You must take
the Foundation and further units in any order, provided you satisfy
any prerequisites (units which you must have already passed).
Duration
: 3 Years if the course is through the Graduate Entry Route
Fees : £4500 / year
Examination
Board : University of London
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CERTIFICATE
IN WEB DESIGN LEVEL 2
Entry
Requirements: Web Design Level 1 Qualification or experience in
Web Designing.
Duration:2
Years
Fees : £1950
Examination Board
: OCR RSA
The aims of this syllabus
are to enable candidates to develop:
• A practical knowledge of website design, from both the design
and technical implementation perspectives
• An understanding of HTML
• Skills in web authoring
• Knowledge of design principles and their application to the
web
• An appreciation of the website development process
Assessment
Objectives
The examination will assess candidates’ ability to:
• Demonstrate their recall and understanding of website design
• Implement their design and technical expertise in practical
instances
Target
Audience and Candidate Progression
This qualification is
intended for those who wish to develop their understanding and capabilities
in website design, either as a member of a design team or as someone
who may be assuming overall responsibility for a website. The candidate
is likely to be deploying their skills within an organisational setting.
Candidates should have experience in the following:
• Using a computer with a graphical user interface and industry
standard operating system
• Use of a text editor
• Using the Internet, and in particular the World Wide Web.
Level
of English Required
Candidates should have a standard of business English equivalent to
LCCIEB English for Business Second Level. Where technical terms are
discussed, these are defined and discussed in plain English.
Syllabus
Topics
1 Introduction to HTML
2 Preparing images for use on the web
3 Web design applications
4 Document layout and presentation
5 The site design process
6 Website management
Coverage of Syllabus Topics
in Examinations
The short response examination will include questions covering all
topics in the syllabus, with the exception of those elements which
are assessed through the website design project. The website design
project will cover all practical aspects of the syllabus.
Examination
Format
The format of the examination is as follows:
Candidates will be assessed via a short answer test and a website
design project. Both parts are compulsory and must be completed within
a 12-month period. Candidates may submit their website design project
before taking the short answer test if that is felt to be appropriate.
However, candidates must ensure they are registered with LCCIEB before
submitting any part.
Part A - Short Answer -
a 60-minute examination containing 4 questions. Candidates are required
to answer 3 of the four questions. Each questions has a total mark
value of 12 marks
Part B - Website Design
Project – candidates must produce a website as specified in
the candidate website construction brief provided by LCCIEB. Candidates
must also produce website documentation to support their website.
Up to 39 marks are available for the website design project documentation
and up to 50 marks for the website produced
