Preliminary programmer-Level Examination Syllabus

I. Exam description

1. Test requirements:

(1) familiar with DOS, WINDOWS95, WORD, and Internet software usage, as well as basic knowledge;

(2) Master programming methods and use C to compile simple programs;

(3) Basic knowledge of basic data structures, programming languages and operating systems;

(4) basic knowledge about database and information security;

(5) Basic knowledge of number system, in-machine code, and logical operation;

(6) Basic knowledge of the main computer components and functions;

(7) understand basic multimedia and network knowledge;

(8) understand Common English terms in computer operations.

2. Qualified Personnel passing this level of examination can skillfully use specified common software and have preliminary programming skills, which is equivalent to the actual working ability and business level of technicians.

3. The scope of this level of examination includes: Basic knowledge (junior programmer level), the examination time is 120 minutes; software use and programming preliminary ability, the examination time is 120 minutes.

Ii. Test Scope

(1) Basic knowledge

1.1 Basic Software Knowledge

1.1.1 Basic Data Structure
Definitions, storage, and operations of arrays, records, lists, queues, and stacks
1.1.2 basic programming language knowledge
Compile, compile, and explain the basic concepts and usage of the system
Data Types of programming languages
Control Structure of Programming Language
1.1.3 basic knowledge of file system usage
Types and features of file organizations
Use of file operation commands
1.1.4 basic knowledge about operating system types, functions, and usage
1.1.5 basic knowledge about Database Systems
1.1.6 basic multimedia concepts
1.1.7 basic online browsing and email sending and receiving knowledge
1.1.8 basic computer information security knowledge
Basic concepts of Computer Information Security
Recognition of common computer viruses
1.2 Basic hardware knowledge
1.2.1 Number System and Its Conversion
Common numeric systems such as binary, decimal, and hexadecimal and their mutual conversion
1.2.2 internal code
Source code, complement code, and reverse code
Intra-host representation of fixed points and floating points
Common ascll-level Chinese character encoding
Parity code
1.2.3 logical operations
Basic operations of Logical Algebra and simplification of logical expressions
1.2.4 main computer components
CPU, memory, and input/output devices of the central processor
1.2.5 Command System
Common addressing methods
Command Format classification and functions
1.2.6 functions of common multimedia devices and network communication devices
1.3 computer professional English
English degree after high school graduation
Understand Common English terms in Computer Operations

(2) Preliminary software usage and programming capabilities

2.1 proficient in the following common software

2.1.1 Operating System (DOS and WINDOWS95)

2.1.2 WORD processing software)

2.1.3 Internet software (email and browser)

2.2 proficient in programming in the following programming languages

C (American Standard)

2.3 understand the functions of a given program

2.4 Basic Algorithms

Search, update, sort, and Character Processing

2.5 Programming Method

2.5.1 branch, loop, subprogram (process and function)

2.5.2 basic processing of input/output and files