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Available courses

This course will comprehensive course aimed to improve the clarity, quality, and development time of computer programsSome of the goals of structured programming include: 

  • Improving code structureStructured programming makes it easier to understand the structure of code by linearizing the flow of control. 
     
  • Standardizing subroutinesStructured programming normalizes programming into standard subroutines. 
     
  • Reducing development costsStructured programming aims to reduce the cost of development. 
     
  • Reducing spaghetti codeStructured programming aims to reduce the prevalence of spaghetti code by opposing the keyword goto. 
     
  • Improving readability and maintainabilityStructured programming encourages top-down implementation, which improves readability and maintainability. 
     
  • Promoting code reuseStructured programming promotes code reuse by allowing internal modules to be extracted and made independent. 
     
 

UNIT DESCRIPTION

 

This unit covers the competencies required to perform computer networking activities. It involves identifying network types, connecting network devices, configuring network components and workstations, networking testing, monitoring and maintaining.