NIELIT CCC+ case studies
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NIELIT CCC+ (Course on Computer Concepts Plus) is a computer-literacy credential offered in the ecosystem of the National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology. NIELIT describes itself as a leader in industry-oriented quality education and training and as the country's premier institution for examination and certification in Information, Electronics and Communications Technology (IECT). The NIELIT CCC+ case studies are 5 cases and about 5,493 words.
1The ₹18,000 Upgrade for Six Ageing Accounting PCs
The Nirmal Co-operative Credit Society runs its accounts on six desktop PCs bought in 2016: Core i3-6100, 4 GB DDR4 in a single stick (two of the four DIMM slots are free), a 500 GB 5400 RPM hard disk, Windows 10 Pro 64-bit and a 300 W power supply. Staff use a Tally-style ledger package and LibreOffice.
1,106 words, about 6 min2The 72-Page Dissertation That Word Refuses to Number
Ritu is submitting a 72-page dissertation for a distance-learning degree. The file must contain a title page and declaration numbered in lower-case roman numerals (i, ii, iii ...), eight pages of introduction also in roman, then the main chapters numbered 1 to 64 in Arabic numerals starting again at 1, followed by an automatic table of contents, a list of 24 figures and a reference list in a strict citation style.
1,044 words, about 5 min3The Fees Sheet That Reports Zero Collected
A coaching centre's coordinator keeps student fees in a single workbook. Sheet "Fees" has 180 data rows (rows 2 to 181): A Roll No (values such as 007, 042, 113), B Name, C Batch (Morning / Evening / Weekend), D Fee Paid, E Fee Due, F Payment Date.
1,105 words, about 6 min4Wired PCs Down While the Wi-Fi Manager Keeps Working
on a Monday, the twelve staff of a travel agency cannot open any website. The broadband router sits at 192.168.1.1 with DHCP and DNS relay enabled; eight PCs are wired through a switch and phones and laptops use the agency's Wi-Fi.
1,077 words, about 5 min5A 240-Member Circular, a Spam Folder and a Bank Signature
The secretary of a housing society must email the scanned audited accounts (a 3.2 MB PDF) and the notice of the 12 July general body meeting to 240 members. She plans to type all 240 addresses into the To field of a message sent from [email protected], because that is the account she has always used, although the letterhead and the society's website give the official address as [email protected].
1,161 words, about 6 min