1 Jan 1993
| Element | Work Processes | Hours |
| A | Orientation to Programmer Procedures-- (1) Observes and assists experienced programmer. (2) Becomes familiar with hardware (computer and peripheral equipment) components, functions, and operations. (3) Defines common data processing terms. (4) Identifies elements of an operating system. (5) Differentiate between the various programming languages. | 350 |
| B | Problem Analysis and Flowcharting-- (1) Applies basic fundamentals of problem analysis, flowcharting, and programming. (2) Identifies and interprets functional components of an operating system. (3) Differentiates the various types of storage media and file organization. (4) Add and subtract in several numbering systems. (5) Apply logical analysis to data processing problem solving. | 650 |
| C | Troubleshoots Program Development-- (1) Prepares block diagrams to specify equipment configuration. (2) Observes or operates computer to test coded program using actual or sample input data. (3) Corrects program errors by such methods as altering program steps and sequence. | 500 |
| D | Computer Language Programming-- (1) Demonstrates ability to read and understand computer language coding, write a language program and effectively interpret the diagnostics in order to correct errors. (2) Utilizes the features of computer languages in programming projects. (3) Prepares written instructions (run block) to guide operating personnel during production runs. (4) Compiles documentation of program development and subsequent revisions. | 900 |
| E | Systems Design Analysis-- (1) Implements program flowcharts. (2) Interfaces with user departments. (3) Prepares system testing methods and evaluations. (4) Develops systems proposal formats. (5) Provides methods for project scheduling by using PERT chart. (6) Analyzes and reviews programs to increase operating efficiency or adapt to new requirements. (7) Perform telecommunications requirements analysis. (8) Local area networks/telecommunications management. | 1200 |
| F | Preventive Maintenance and Safety-- (1) Performs preventive maintenance following prescribed procedures. (2) Applies safety standards and precautions. | 400 |
| Grand | Total | 4000 |
Special Instructions: Work processes completed in a state or federally recognized apprenticeship program will be accepted upon presentation of proper documentation to the appropriate service school.
A total of 288 hours of related instruction is required in order to complete this program. Related instruction credit may be awarded individuals registered in the trade of Programmer, Business (Professional and Kindred) taken from an accredited institution, providing the courses are similar to the courses taken for a Programmer, Business (Professional and Kindred) program in a community college/vocational school.
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