On completion of this Unit, learners will be able to demonstrate their understanding of the
digital forensics process, the main job roles associated in the process, and the legal,
professional and ethical issues involved. Learners will also be able to apply complex
techniques to acquire data, conduct data analysis and effectively communicate the
evaluation of complex contemporary digital forensics examinations.
On completion of this Unit, learners will be able to demonstrate their understanding of the
digital forensics process, the main job roles associated in the process, and the legal,
professional and ethical issues involved. Learners will also be able to apply complex
techniques to acquire data, conduct data analysis and effectively communicate the
evaluation of complex contemporary digital forensics examinations.
This is the latest version of the Cisco IT Essentails course which has been updated for 2023/24 and includes activities and learning related to Windows 11. The Cisco IT Essentials (ITE) curriculum offers a hands-on, career-oriented learning experience with an emphasis on practical activities to help students develop fundamental computer and career skills. IT Essentials helps students prepare for entry-level ICT career opportunities and the CompTIA A+ certification. On completion f the Cisco IT Essentials course learners will receive an official Cisco Networking Academy certificate. The IT Essentials course builds on learning that has already been covered in SQA HN Units and expands learner experience with modules on virtualisation, mobile technology, customer support and printers.
This unit will allow learners to work collaboratively within a group to plan, design, implement, test and evaluate a computing project. Learners will be required to produce a project in response to a project brief that can be formulated by negotiation between learners and their lecturer. The project should be completed by a project team working together, but with individual learners having defined areas of responsibility. The planning, design, implementation and testing stages should be carried out collaboratively; however each learner must complete an individual evaluation of the project as a whole from inception to completion.
Learners will gain experience designing and creating applications using Visual Basic. Learners will also develop their programming, problem solving and computational thinking skills, as well as a knowledge and understanding of design concepts. Learner's understanding of the different methodologies and approaches for testing and evaluation will be included when applications are tested and they critically evaluate the process, their application and their own performance.
This Unit introduces learners to the theory of modern computer networks. Learners are introduced to the basic concepts of computer networking such as the different types of networks, network devices and network media. The Unit also covers the theory which underpins the way data is transferred over a computer network and the use of the network protocols and network utilities in that data transfer. Assessment for this unit is a single multiple choice test which will be offered to learners at the end of the course.
Unit purpose This unit is designed to develop the learners’ knowledge of law as it applies to the music industry and to develop skills in evaluating the impact of contemporary issues on copyright and contracts. The unit will examine issues relating to music copyright, trademark and the collection societies before evaluating the impact of a current issue on music copyright. Learners will then go on to examine a music industry agreement and evaluate the impact of the agreement on the parties to the deal. The unit is intended to give HN Music Business, HN Music and HN Sound Production learners the opportunity to explore issues that have shaped contemporary practice relating to copyright law and music business contracts. Outcomes On successful completion of the unit the learner will be able to: 1 Explain law relating to music copyright and trademark and evaluate benefits of collection societies. 2 Explain a contemporary issue and evaluate the impact on music industry copyright. 3 Explain and evaluate a contemporary music industry agreement.
Graded unit purpose This graded unit is designed to provide evidence that the learner has achieved the following principal aims of the HND Music Business: an ability to develop breadth and depth of knowledge in the music business an ability to analyse and synthesise knowledge and skills acquired through study an ability to develop study, organisational and research skills an ability to integrate music business skills in practical or business application an ability to develop competencies in a range of specialised areas in line with preferred career aims an ability to develop proficiency and music business acumen relating to the practices of the music industry to enable progression to further study in music business or a related discipline an ability to develop personal skills and follow music industry protocol an ability to develop critical analysis; to reflect on own work and continually strive for best practice to enable the adoption of innovative practices and creativity in work and ability to respond quickly to the challenges posed by changes in the music industry
