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GCE in Applied ICT (CCEA) Images used in the presentation feature work produced by year 13 and 14 students

What is Applied GCE ICT? A hands on course Portfolio based with ONE exam in each year Work completed provides you with skills that will benefit other subjects

What do you do? Learn to use industry standard software Office suite Photoshop & Fireworks Specialist software – networking, communications (FTP), programming (HTML, Java) To create Web sites Presentations Databases Multimedia products Artwork Documents Spreadsheets User interfaces On-line documents

The AS units Information and communication Software tools and applications – practical exam based on case study Organisations and information systems – based on case study Each unit counts as 1/3 of the AS award

The full A level course (A2) Systems analysis Web site design Database development

What do I need to do this? An interest in using computers and keen to learn new software However………………. You DO NOT need to have taken ICT at GCSE but the half or full GCSE is a great start!