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This course is designed to enable overseas registered nurses to meet the requirements for registration as a nurse in accordance with the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003. The course will be underpinned by the frameworks consistent with the Treaty of Waitangi and a partnership model of nursing. It will provide students with the skills and knowledge to nurse within the New Zealand health context. 

This course is also designed to meet the needs of Registered Nurses returning to contemporary nursing practice. The student will examine and apply current research and evidence based knowledge and skills to make the transition to the role of competent beginning practitioner. The course will provide an opportunity to meet legislative requirements for current nursing practice and an assessment of competence as required by the Nursing Council of New Zealand. This course has some flexibility designed to meet individual needs. The student enrolls in HEAL7200 in a Certificate of Proficiency a level 7 course within the Bachelor of Nursing.

This course is designed to enable overseas registered nurses to meet the requirements for registration as a nurse in accordance with the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003. The course will be underpinned by the frameworks consistent with the Treaty of Waitangi and a partnership model of nursing. It will provide students with the skills and knowledge to nurse within the New Zealand health context. 

This course is also designed to meet the needs of Registered Nurses returning to contemporary nursing practice. The student will examine and apply current research and evidence based knowledge and skills to make the transition to the role of competent beginning practitioner. The course will provide an opportunity to meet legislative requirements for current nursing practice and an assessment of competence as required by the Nursing Council of New Zealand. This course has some flexibility designed to meet individual needs. The student enrolls in HEAL7200 in a Certificate of Proficiency a level 7 course within the Bachelor of Nursing.

Level: 3 Credits: 15

Requisites/Restrictions: Nil

Outcome Statement

Students will apply fundamental theory and principles of Direct Current (DC) circuits and systems.

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

Apply mathematical principles to electrical contexts (3 credits).

Explain the nature of conductors, insulators, voltage, current and resistance (4 credits).

Apply the theories of the relationships between electrical quantities (4 credits).

Apply knowledge of fundamental electrical theory to configure and test a variety of DC circuits (4 credits).

Topics

Include but not limited to:

Transposition of formula associated with electrical quantities

Electrical terms, units and conventions

Fundamental electrical laws

EMF production methods

The nature of conductors and insulators

Resistance and resistors, series and parallel circuits

Designing and calculating values of DC circuits

Circuit testing techniques

This course is designed to enhance the understanding and capabilities of individuals in creating and implementing budgets and assessing performance in an organisation. The curriculum focuses on teaching participants how to make informed decisions that improve the overall financial health of an organisation by evaluating its financial status. Moreover, the course will delve into the various techniques and strategies used for financial planning, forecasting, and risk management.

The course utilises real-world examples to ensure that participants gain practical knowledge and hands-on experience. This approach will make the learning process more engaging and relevant to participants as they study and apply the concepts they have learned in real-world scenarios. The use of practical examples will also aid in enhancing the participants' abilities to tackle organisational challenges effectively.

In addition to teaching individuals how to create budgets and assess performance, the course will also focus on effectively communicating budget and performance monitoring information to relevant internal stakeholders. Furthermore, the course will cover assessing a company's internal controls and financial and operational hazards to determine appropriate measures to reduce or manage risk.

This course aims to provide individuals with a comprehensive understanding of financial planning, forecasting, and risk management while also teaching them how to create and implement budgets and assess performance in an organisation. The course's focus on practical examples and hands-on experience will help participants develop the skills and knowledge to make informed decisions and effectively tackle organisational challenges.

Learning Objectives:

The following objectives will be achieved through this course:

This course is designed to enhance the understanding and capabilities of individuals in creating and implementing budgets and assessing performance in an organisation. The curriculum focuses on teaching participants how to make informed decisions that improve the overall financial health of an organisation by evaluating its financial status. Moreover, the course will delve into the various techniques and strategies used for financial planning, forecasting, and risk management.

The course utilises real-world examples to ensure that participants gain practical knowledge and hands-on experience. This approach will make the learning process more engaging and relevant to participants as they study and apply the concepts they have learned in real-world scenarios. The use of practical examples will also aid in enhancing the participants' abilities to tackle organisational challenges effectively.

In addition to teaching individuals how to create budgets and assess performance, the course will also focus on effectively communicating budget and performance monitoring information to relevant internal stakeholders. Furthermore, the course will cover assessing a company's internal controls and financial and operational hazards to determine appropriate measures to reduce or manage risk.

This course aims to provide individuals with a comprehensive understanding of financial planning, forecasting, and risk management while also teaching them how to create and implement budgets and assess performance in an organisation. The course's focus on practical examples and hands-on experience will help participants develop the skills and knowledge to make informed decisions and effectively tackle organisational challenges.

Learning Objectives:

The following objectives will be achieved through this course:

An Introduction to Economic Concepts and Analysis, with an emphasis on real world issues relating to living standards, sustainable economic growth, unemployment, price stability and international trade.

To provide students with an in depth understanding of legal rules and fundamental legal obligations in the New Zealand business environment.

To provide students with the skills to prepare general purpose financial reports in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice (GAAP) and to discuss the concepts and valuation bases underlying their preparation.

To provide students with the skills to prepare general purpose financial reports in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice (GAAP) and to discuss the concepts and valuation bases underlying their preparation.