f) types of computer a range of equipment based on technologies available in computing technology, such as workplace and what they are held recording devices, personal used for computers, bar coders etc g) experience in using software word processing, spreadsheets, applications, as well as online databases, customised engineering help and reference materials and manufacturing applications, Material Resource Planning, warehousing inventory applications or predictive reliability and maintenance applications h) ability to locate, retrieve, data output reports, emails, charts, – enter, change and save graphs, printouts, data transfer or information or data labels i) hazards, control measures logging on security procedures or and safe work practices using virus checks computer technology 2. Using mathematical concepts a) ability to estimate answers to uses subtraction, addition, arithmetic problems and to multiplication and division calculate and check: manipulates decimals, fractions, percentages mixed and whole numbers proportions Applications may be associated with pressure, volume, temperature, speed, simple ratios power, elasticity, density, mass or force etc. averages as required for applications. b) ability to produce and simple histograms, control charts, pie interpret simple graphs and charts etc. charts c) an understanding of the use Concepts include arithmetic, algebraic of mathematical concepts to expressions with one independent variable, solve engineering problems two-dimensional geometry, trigonometry,
f) types of computer technologies available in workplace and what they are used for a range of equipment based on computing technology, such as recording devices, personal computers, bar coders etc g) experience in using software applications, as well as online help and reference materials word processing, spreadsheets, databases, customised engineering and manufacturing applications, Material Resource Planning, warehousing inventory applications or predictive reliability and maintenance applications h) ability to locate, retrieve, enter, change and save information or data data output – reports, emails, charts, graphs, printouts, data transfer or labels i) hazards, control measures and safe work practices using computer technology logging on security procedures or virus checks 2. Using mathematical concepts a) ability to estimate answers to arithmetic problems and to calculate and check: percentages proportions simple ratios averages as required for applications. uses subtraction, addition, multiplication and division manipulates decimals, fractions, mixed and whole numbers Applications may be associated with pressure, volume, temperature, speed, power, elasticity, density, mass or force etc. b) ability to produce and interpret simple graphs and charts simple histograms, control charts, pie charts etc. c) an understanding of the use of mathematical concepts to solve engineering problems Concepts include arithmetic, algebraic expressions with one independent variable, two-dimensional geometry, trigonometry, held
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