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3.1.3 Characteristics of standard applications software and application areas

a. describe different types of applications software and justify their use for given tasks; b. describe the characteristics and use of the following systems: personnel, stock control, invoicing, booking, timetabling, route finding and training l c. describe the purpose and characteristics of wizards, style sheets, templates and macros, describing the advantages and disadvantages of their use; d. describe the design considerations for tailored data-entry screens; e. describe how standard/generic applications software can be tailored using buttons, forms, form controls, menus and templates and give examples of the use of each; f. explain the advantages and disadvantages of tailoring standard/generic applications software; g. explain why an organisation needs a consistent house style; h. describe how master documents/slides, styles, style sheets and templates can be used to create a consistent house style; i. explain the need for different file types and the advantages and disadvantages of having different file types

a. describe different types of applications software and justify their use for given tasks

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b. describe the characteristics and use of the following systems: personnel, stock control, invoicing, booking, timetabling, route finding and training

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c. describe the purpose and characteristics of wizards, style sheets, templates and macros, describing the advantages and disadvantages of their use;

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d. describe the design considerations for tailored data-entry screens;

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e. describe how standard/generic applications software can be tailored using buttons, forms, form controls, menus and templates and give examples of the use of each;

June 2012

f. explain the advantages and disadvantages of tailoring standard/generic applications software;

June 2012

g. explain why an organisation needs a consistent house style;

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June 2012

h. describe how master documents/slides, styles, style sheets and templates can be used to create a consistent house style;

i. explain the need for different file types and the advantages and disadvantages of having different file types

June 2013

June 2014