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Thank-you fo visiting my site name is Angeline Rauf

Have studied four to five years to become a Webmistress a feminine term for a Webmaster.

I am down to earth, with a can do positive attitude, consider my work ethics to be of high standards, taking pride in an organised approach to completing set tasks and achieving goals I am:

professional
honest
reliable
positive
motivated
punctual

Here you can find all the qualifications completed during year

Year 2008

Programming with Visual Basics

An introduction to programming

state how to develop a Visual Basic application
differentiate between the different versions of Visual Basic
describe how to plan a computer program
write pseudocode for a simple everyday task
manipulate and add textbox, button, label and listbox controls to a form
change the properties of Visual Basic controls at both design and runtime

Variables

write simple Visual Basic statements using the basic arithmetic operators
declare and use variables within programs
use the listbox’s Add method for output of information
distinguish between a number and a string
use ‘Option Strict’ to ensure all data type conversions have been done explicitly
use text boxes for input and output
use the Visual Basic built-in functions and methods to work with numbers and strings within programs
use the built-in functions to display the ASCII values of characters and vice versa
use the line continuation character

Input and output

format output
use simple file handling statements to input from a textfile
use the InputBox function for input
use MsgBox dialog for output
create an interface sketch and Task/Object/Event chart for a simple application

Sub procedures

write simple Sub procedures with and without parameters to modularise programs
write simple programs in which Sub procedures pass values back to the calling procedure

Functions

create programs with both local and class-level variables
create user-defined functions of both numeric and string types.
decision structures
use logical operators in simple conditions within decision structures
use compound conditions within decision structures
write programs which require the use of If blocks which might include the Else option
write programs which make use of Case statements
create test data (with reasons) for programs, and work out the expected results

Repetition

develop simple programs using Do While loops
develop simple programs using Do Until loops
recognise a loop which is an ‘infinite’ loop and correct it
use loops to process lists of data stored within disk files
use ‘flags’ to determine whether a certain event has occurred
develop simple programs using nested loops
distinguish between deterministic and non-deterministic loops
write simple programs using For...Next loops

Array 1

create programs with one-dimensional array data structures
access arrays in order to retrieve elements
demonstrate an understanding of ordered arrays
pass arrays to general procedures or functions
write programs using Structures and arrays of the Structure type

Array 2

create programs which can sort arrays in ascending and descending order
create a program to carry out a simple sequential search of a sorted one-dimensional array
create a program to carry out a binary search of a sorted one-dimensional array

Sequential files

write a program to create a sequential file
write a program to append items to a sequential file
create validation code to determine if a file is present on disk
write a program which includes code to rename a file and to erase a file from disk
use the structured exception handling technique and Visual Basic debugger
create a program using the techniques for merging two ordered sequential files

Additional controls and objects

enhance your program with additional controls: combo boxes, group boxes, check boxes, radio buttons, and picture boxes
use the Random class for generating random numbers

Database management

demonstrate an understanding of how databases are used to store data
use the Server Explorer and a DataTable object to view and access the information in a table
distinguish between primary and foreign keys
use Structured Query Language statements (SQL) to create views
use a DataGrid control to make changes in a database.

Object-orientated programming 1

understand and correctly use the terms object, class and event
demonstrate an understanding of the purpose of property blocks and constructor methods
write your own classes and instantiate objects from these classes

Object-orientated programming 2

understand and correctly use the terms inheritance, polymorphism and overriding
write programs that inherit a new class from the existing class.

Year 2007

Be your own Boss course

Completed a Business Plan for Magical Web Solutions.

Year 2006

Web Design and Writing for the Web

Web Design

Accessibility refers to making websites and web products usable for people with visual, auditory, motor, and other disabilities. Topics covered throughout this course are below:

alter document to conform to Document Type Definition
design valid web documents
accessibility testing
changes to meet accessibility requirements
content distributed into a collection of valid, structural web documents
ensure that a web document is usable in a variety of user agents and media types
conduct a usability test and produce a summary
develop a project management plan
content matrix

Writing for the Web

Gathered, research and compile relevant content on a website for business use; topics covered throughout this course are below:

purpose and strategy
user needs, target audience
select and organise web content
write simply for Web users
alt-text
description
forms
micro content
keywords
search engine optimisation
format
navigation
laws and ethics
write for international audiences
e-commerce
intranet

Year 2003 - 2005

National Certificate in Computing

(level two, three and four)

Te Wananga O Aotearoa - Lower Hutt.

Would like to acknowledge the tutors, thanks to their professional services, accomplished most of my qualifications:

Jamey Hepi
Teresa Rutherfurd
Reginald Maxwell
Rachael Rutherfurd

Business information processing:

Operate a word processor
Produce information using word processing functions
Produce information using advanced word processing functions

Computer support:

Describe data communications
Produce a simple electronic training package for organization use

Core generic:

Protect health and safety in the workplace
Provide basic life support

Generic computing:

Operate and maintain a personal computer system
Manage and protect data in a personal computer system
Demonstrate knowledge of the components of personal computer systems
Create and use a simple computer spreadsheet to solve a problem
Create a computer spreadsheet to provide a solution for organization use
Create and use a simple computer flat-file database to solve a problem
Produce a computer flat-file database to provide solutions for organization use
Produce a simple desktop published document to meet a set brief
Produce desktop published documents for organization use
Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of computer networks
Produce a presentation using a desktop presentation computer application
Exchange messages using electronic mail
Use computer technology to present a computing topic
Use computer technology to solve a specified problem
5948 Use computer technology to research and present a computing topic
Describe the concepts of computer systems development
Demonstrate an understanding of information systems analysis
Demonstrate an understanding of project management using a computer application
Produce a simple design illustration using a computer application
Discuss the social implications of information technology
Demonstrate an understanding of ergonomic principles for computer workstations
Describe types of computer systems
Describe information systems departments in business organizations
Create individual web pages as a basis of a website
Develop and publish an operational website
Create a website for organization use

Interpersonal communications:

Participate in a predictable 1-1 interview
Demonstrate an understanding of documentation for computer applications
Demonstrate an understanding of creating multimedia computer applications with scripting

Software Development - Programming:

Create a simple computer program to the specifications of a given brief
Create a computer program to provide a solution
Develop a simple online help system to provide a solution for an organization

BBC NEWS

Most of the leading
websites around the world
are failing to provide
the most basic accessibility
standards for people with disabilities

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