The European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) is an internationally recognised qualification which covers the key concepts of computing.
It is broken down into seven modules, each of which must be passed before an ECDL certificate is awarded.
The modules may be taken in any order and over any period of time up to three years.
Module 7 - Information and Communication |
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Information and Communication, is divided in two sections. The first section, Information, requires the candidate to accomplish basic Web search tasks using a Web browser application and available search engine tools, to bookmark search results and to print Web pages and search reports. The second section, Communication, requires the candidate to demonstrate their ability to use electronic mail software to send and receive messages, to attach documents or files to a message and to organize and manage message folders or directories within electronic mail software.
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Module 2 - Using the Computer and Managing files |
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Using the Computer and Managing Files, requires the candidate to demonstrate knowledge and competence in using the basic functions of a personal computer and its operating system. The candidate shall be able to operate effectively within the desktop environment. He or she shall be able to manage and organise files and directories/folders and know how to copy, move and delete files and directories/folders. The candidate shall demonstrate the ability to work with desktop icons and to manipulate windows. The candidate shall demonstrate the ability to use search features, simple editing tools and print management facilities available within the operating system.
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Module 1 - Concepts of Information Technology |
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Basic Concepts of Information Technology, requires the candidate to know about the basic physical make-up of a personal computer and understand some of the basic concepts of Information Technology (IT) such as data storage and memory, the context for computer-based soft-ware applications in society, and the uses of information networks with-in computing. The candidate shall also appreciate how IT systems are found in everyday situations; and how personal computers can affect health. The candidate shall be aware of some of the security and legal issues associated with computers.
BCS Level 1 Presentations - Module 1 Practice tests: Alternate practivce tests: |
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Module 3 – Word Processing |
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Module 4 – Spreadsheets |
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Module 5 – Databases |
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Module 6 – Presentation |
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