Audit report of differences found in 121-230

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Differences in Computer Skills, Faculty of Arts (v3, p40)

Different OBJECTIVES

Source=[To provide students with a basic understanding of personal computers and to develop a reasonable level of competence with specific standard computer applications. <p>The subject has five goals:</p> <ul> <li>to achieve an understanding of personal computers (i. e. how they work, their strengths and weaknesses, and their uses); <li>to provide a basis on which informed decisions can be made concerning the suitability of personal computers for particular projects and the types of software that should be used; <li>to develop skills in the use of standard types of software including a word processor, a spreadsheet, a database management system, and the DOS operating system; <li>to acquire skills in problem-solving through the use of specific types of software to solve realistic problems; <li>to enhance newly acquired skills through exposure to some of the more powerful features of the subject software, other types of applications, or to a different type of personal computer system (the Apple Macintosh). </ul>]

Xref = [To provide students with a basic understanding of personal computers and to develop a reasonable level of competence with specific standard computer applications. <p>The subject has five goals:</p> <ul> <li>to achieve an understanding of personal computers (i. e. how they work, their strengths and weaknesses, and their uses); <li>to provide a basis on which informed decisions can be made concerning the suitability of personal computers for particular projects and the types of software that should be used; <li>to develop skills in the use of standard types of software including a word processor, a spreadsheet, a database management system, and the DOS operating system; <li>to acquire skills in problem-solving through exposure to some of the more powerful features of the subject software, other types of applications or to a different type of personal computer system (the Apple Macintosh). </ul>]

Different SEMESTER

Source=[First or Second semester]

Xref = [First or second semester]


Differences in History, Faculty of Arts (v3, p106)

Different ASSESSMENT

Source=[Weekly computer assignments for thirteen weeks (100 per cent).]

Xref = [Weekly computer assignments for thirteen weeks (100%).]

Different CONTENT

Source=[Computer literacy (word processing, spreadsheets, data base management).]

Xref = ['Computer literacy' (word processing, spreadsheets, data base management).]

Different OBJECTIVES

Source=[To provide students with a basic understanding of personal computers and to develop a reasonable level of competence with specific standard computer applications. <p>The subject has five goals:</p> <ul> <li>to achieve an understanding of personal computers (i. e. how they work, their strengths and weaknesses, and their uses); <li>to provide a basis on which informed decisions can be made concerning the suitability of personal computers for particular projects and the types of software that should be used; <li>to develop skills in the use of standard types of software including a word processor, a spreadsheet, a database management system, and the DOS operating system; <li>to acquire skills in problem-solving through the use of specific types of software to solve realistic problems; <li>to enhance newly acquired skills through exposure to some of the more powerful features of the subject software, other types of applications, or to a different type of personal computer system (the Apple Macintosh). </ul>]

Xref = [To provide students with a basic understanding of personal computers and to develop a reasonable level of competence with specific standard computer applications. <p>The subject has five goals:</p> <ul> <li>to achieve an understanding of personal computers (ie. how they work, their strengths and weaknesses, and their uses); <li>to provide a basis on which informed decisions can be made concerning the suitability of personal computers for particular projects and the types of software that should be used; <li>to develop skills in the use of standard types of software including a word processor, a spreadsheet, a database management system, and the DOS operating system; <li>to acquire skills in problem-solving through the use of specific types of software to solve realistic problems; <li>to enhance newly acquired skills through exposure to some of the more powerful features of the course software, other types of applications, or to a different type of personal computer system (the Apple Macintosh). </ul>]

Different PREREQUISITES

Source=[Completion of any two university subjects from budget departments of the Faculty of Arts.]

Xref = [Completion of any two university subjects from departments of the Faculty of Arts.]

Different SEMESTER

Source=[First or Second semester]

Xref = [First or second semester]


Differences in Politics, Faculty of Arts (v3, p155)

Different COORDINATOR

Source=[To be advised.]

Xref = [Dr P. Brennan.]

Different SEMESTER

Source=[First or Second semester]

Xref = [First or second semester.]


Differences in Social Research Methods, Faculty of Arts (v3, p163)

Different CONTENT

Source=[Computer literacy (word processing, spreadsheets, data base management).]

Xref = ['Computer literacy' (word processing, spreadsheets, data base management).]

Different COORDINATOR

Source=[To be advised.]

Xref = [Dr P Brennan.]

Different OBJECTIVES

Source=[To provide students with a basic understanding of personal computers and to develop a reasonable level of competence with specific standard computer applications. <p>The subject has five goals:</p> <ul> <li>to achieve an understanding of personal computers (i. e. how they work, their strengths and weaknesses, and their uses); <li>to provide a basis on which informed decisions can be made concerning the suitability of personal computers for particular projects and the types of software that should be used; <li>to develop skills in the use of standard types of software including a word processor, a spreadsheet, a database management system, and the DOS operating system; <li>to acquire skills in problem-solving through the use of specific types of software to solve realistic problems; <li>to enhance newly acquired skills through exposure to some of the more powerful features of the subject software, other types of applications, or to a different type of personal computer system (the Apple Macintosh). </ul>]

Xref = [To provide students with a basic understanding of personal computers and to develop a reasonable level of competence with specific standard computer applications. <p>The subject has five goals:</p> <ul> <li>to achieve an understanding of personal computers (i. e. how they work, their strengths and weaknesses, and their uses); <li>to provide a basis on which informed decisions can be made concerning the suitability of personal computers for particular projects and the types of software that should be used; <li>to develop skills in the use of standard types of software including a word processor, a spreadsheet, a database management system, and the DOS operating system; <li>to acquire skills in problem-solving through the use of specific types of software to solve realistic problems; <li>to enhance newly acquired skills through exposure to some of the more powerful features of the course software, other types of applications, or to a different type of personal computer system (the Apple Macintosh). </ul>]

Different PREREQUISITES

Source=[Completion of any two university subjects from budget departments of the Faculty of Arts.]

Xref = [Completion of any two university subjects (50 points) from budget departments of the Faculty of Arts.]

Different SEMESTER

Source=[First or Second semester]

Xref = [First or second semester]


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