Member SocietiesEUCIP Core provides students with a solid foundation for all types of ICT related work. It gives a broad knowledge of the fundamental aspects of ICT. It encompasses an estimated 300-400 study hours, but this is dependent on the prior experience and knowledge of the candidate.
In 2008, a substantial review of EUCIP Syllabus 2.6 was conducted in order to ensure that it reflected ongoing advances in technologies and relevant ICT practices.
This resulted in the completion of EUCIP Syllabus 3.0 which is being phased in by national operators during 2010.
Please contact your national operator for further details of EUCIP Core in your country.
EUCIP Core is divided into three Knowledge Areas:
A) Plan Area: The Use and Management of Information Systems
This area refers to requirements analysis and planning in the use of ICT within an organisation. It is therefore directly concerned with management processes and defining requirements within a strategic perspective.
B) Build Area: Development and Integration of Information Systems
This area includes processes for specification, development and testing, and maintenance of Information Systems. It deals with methodological and technological issues related to development processes.
C) Operate Area: Operation and Support of Information Systems
This area concerns installation, supervision and maintenance of ICT systems. Essential topics include: Hardware and software concepts, management of networks, service delivery and support, and security.
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EUCIP Core Syllabus 3.0 Download Syllabus 3.0 (Plan, Build and Operate Knowledge Areas) |
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EUCIP Core Syllabus 2.6 Download Syllabus for B: Build Download Syllabus for C: Operate
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EUCIP Programming Language (EPL) Syntax
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support the syllabus for the "Build" Module, a document containing the
EPL (EUCIP Programming Language) Syntax has been created. |
