Information Processing Industrial Engineer Written Exam Subject 3

• This is a newly produced course following the complete revision of the Information Processing Industrial Engineer exam in 2022.
• You can learn efficiently through core past exam question analysis and identify the types of questions that appear on the exam.
• You can quickly and easily learn all languages—C, JAVA, and PYTHON—in the most important subject, Programming Language Utilization (Subject 2).
• A study plan is available that even non-majors can follow for all subjects.

Subject 1 - Information System Infrastructure Technology

• Application of Basic Software Technology
• Application Design
• Testing and Deployment
• Information System Infrastructure Technology Terminology
  
  

Subject 2 - Programming Language Utilization

• Programming Language Utilization
• C, JAVA, Python languages
• Program Implementation
  
  

Subject 3 - Database Utilization Current Lecture

• Overview of Databases
• Database Design
• SQL Basics
• SQL Application
• Database Programming
• Data Structures

Q. Can I obtain the Information Processing Industrial Engineer certification with this course?

Yes! If you take all of subjects 1, 2, and 3 and study consistently, you can definitely pass! If you're finding it hard to start, watching the preview <Information Processing Industrial Engineer Written Exam Orientation> lecture might be helpful!

Q. Can anyone take the Information Processing Industrial Engineer exam?

No. To take the Information Processing Industrial Engineer exam, you must meet certain eligibility requirements,

1. Graduates or expected graduates of a junior college (including those currently in their second year or those who dropped out after completing their first year) - This also includes those who have completed at least half of the entire curriculum of a four-year university.
2. A person who has acquired a Technician license and has been engaged in practical work for at least one year in the same field as the subject they wish to apply for.
3. Those who have obtained an Industrial Engineer certification in another field
4. Those who have been engaged in practical work for 2 years or more in the same field of duty
5. Those who have completed 41 credits through the Academic Credit Bank System

And so on.

Q. Is it okay for non-majors to take the course?

Yes. Many non-majors have already taken the course and passed, which you can see in the course reviews, so even if you are a non-major, you can take the course with confidence!

Q. Are there any materials I need to prepare before taking the course?

Since we provide learning materials (textbooks) as PDF files, you just need to install a PDF Reader program before taking the course!

Q. What can I do after obtaining the Information Processing Industrial Engineer certification?

Information processing allows you to get a job in roles such as developing and operating computer systems or performing information processing using data communications. After obtaining the Industrial Engineer certification, if you have one year of practical experience in the same field, you can challenge yourself to become an Engineer Information Processing!

Q. What is the total lecture time for all subjects?

Including Subject 1, Subject 2, Subject 3, and past exam lectures, it consists of a total of 108 lectures, 77 hours and 13 minutes, of which Subject 2 - Programming Language Application accounts for about 50% at 34 hours and 46 minutes.