Logical Problem Solving and Error Detection Online Course

Overview

People credited with this unit standard can describe different approaches to problem-solving. Logical problem solving and error detection are essential skills in computing, software development, systems analysis, and many areas of professional IT and business environments. Together, they enable individuals and teams to identify, analyze, and resolve issues effectively and efficiently.

People credited with this unit standard can describe different approaches to problem-solving. Use logical operations in descriptions of rules and relationships in problem situations. Simplify Boolean expressions with Boolean Algebra and Karnaugh maps. Describe the basic concepts of error detection.

Course Content

  • The description identifies the different problem-solving techniques.
  • The description identifies situations where specific problem-solving techniques would be more suitable than others.
  • The description utilises the top-down problem-solving approach in real-life problems known to the learner.
  • The description allows for the practice of problem breakdown in picture drawing applications.
  • Usage describes logical operators by drawing truth tables.
  • Usage provides examples of problem situations where a specific operator can be used.
  • Usage identifies which of the operators should be used to represent given situations.
  • Usage combines different operators to form Boolean expressions by setting up truth tables.
  • The simplification describes the rules of Boolean algebra.
  • The simplification uses the Boolean algebra rules to simplify given expressions.
  • The simplification using Karnaugh maps to represent Boolean expressions.
  • The simplification involves writing down the simplified expression from the map.
  • The description identifies the common causes of errors.
  • The description identifies error isolation techniques
  • The description identifies various testing techniques.
  • Non-accredited: Short course only  
  • Duration: 1h 30m
  • Delivery: Classroom/Online/Blended
  • Access Period: 12 Months 
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