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  Unless a student has prior computing qualifications and/or experience, they will enter at the level of the 'Certificate in Information Technology & Programming'. At this level, emphasis is placed on the introduction, installation, operation and application of computers. Practical applications include databases, desk-top publishing, graphics, multimedia, networking, electronic communication, spreadsheets and web pages.  
     
  Course Structure  
  The programme will involve three main areas of study  
 
Information Technology Fundamentals
Computer Applications and Operations
Applied Programming
 

Equating the ACP qualification to others

The ACP combined Certificate & Diploma qualification equates with either three A Levels; the BTEC National Diploma or the IMIS Diploma and, accordingly, fits into the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) as a Level 3 qualification.

 
     
  Entry Requirements  
  The one year certificate level covers practical programming, general computer theory and operating aspects  
  The ACP stipulates that applicants must have attained a satisfactory standard of secondary education (including a sound grasp of the English Language and a basic level of Numeracy). It is our experience that students are usually best suited to this course if they have achieved the equivalent of A-C grades at GCSE level or if they have some previous experience of computer programming.  
     
 
Admissions Examinations Duration
January, April and September January, May, September 6 months
 
     
  For Further Information: admissions@mdxcollege.ac