| 130.309.C.1.a |
employ effective reading and writing skills |
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| 130.309.C.1.b |
employ effective verbal and nonverbal communication skills |
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| 130.309.C.1.c |
solve problems and think critically |
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| 130.309.C.1.d |
demonstrate leadership skills and function effectively as a team member |
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| 130.309.C.1.e |
demonstrate an understanding of legal and ethical responsibilities in relation to the field of IT |
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| 130.309.C.1.f |
demonstrate planning and time-management skills such as project management, including initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing a project |
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| 130.309.C.1.g |
identify job opportunities and accompanying job duties and tasks |
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| 130.309.C.2.a |
define business ethics |
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| 130.309.C.2.b |
distinguish between honest and dishonest business practices |
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| 130.309.C.2.c |
examine copyright and licensing issues in the software industry |
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| 130.309.C.2.d |
analyze the effects of unethical practices on a business |
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| 130.309.C.3.a |
gather data to identify client and project requirements |
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| 130.309.C.3.b |
identify input and output requirements |
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| 130.309.C.3.c |
identify system processing requirements |
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| 130.309.C.3.d |
develop program requirements and specifications |
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| 130.309.C.4.a |
define scope of work to meet client-based project needs |
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| 130.309.C.4.b |
identify software development processes and issues |
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| 130.309.C.4.c |
explain the software system life cycle approach |
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| 130.309.C.5.a |
articulate the principles of system design such as procedural, object-oriented, and event-driven processes |
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| 130.309.C.5.b |
perform a logical design using appropriate software tools |
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| 130.309.C.5.c |
apply algorithmic and data structure concepts |
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| 130.309.C.5.d |
identify constraints |
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| 130.309.C.5.e |
identify modular design concepts |
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| 130.309.C.5.f |
document the design specification using a defined procedure |
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| 130.309.C.6.g |
differentiate among the concepts of data such as procedural, object-oriented, and event-driven representation |
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| 130.309.C.6.h |
identify current programming languages and the environment in which each is used |
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| 130.309.C.6.i |
produce procedural and object-oriented programs using structured coding with appropriate style and clarity of expression |
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| 130.309.C.6.j |
demonstrate skill in program testing |
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| 130.309.C.6.k |
compare computed results with anticipated results to determine the reasonableness of the solutions |
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| 130.309.C.6.l |
troubleshoot technological problems |
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| 130.309.C.6.m |
explain the software quality assurance process |
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| 130.309.C.6.n |
follow established quality assurance procedures for testing, identifying problems, and tracking resolutions |
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| 130.309.C.7.a |
identify risks to information systems facilities, data communications systems, and applications |
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| 130.309.C.7.b |
comply with federal and state legislation pertaining to computer crime, fraud, and abuse |
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| 130.309.C.7.c |
identify and select controls for information systems facilities, data communications, and applications appropriate to specific risks |
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| 130.309.C.7.d |
apply procedures used to recover from situations such as system failure and computer virus |
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