Any Books that help with ITA

[Kilik]

Is there any books that could help me improve ITA. (not referring to textbooks.)

[90+FTW]

Schaum's Italian grammar. I loved it.

[Kilik]

I mean Information Technology Application (ITA) not Italian lol

[90+FTW]

I mean Information Technology Application (ITA) not Italian lol

GAH sorry lol. ITA is the formal abbreviation for ITAlian, so you might want to write out the entire subject's name. 

[slothpomba]

GAH sorry lol. ITA is the formal abbreviation for ITAlian, so you might want to write out the entire subject's name. 

I don't think that is really necessary since this is the Information Technology: Applications sub-forum inside the technology forum.

There is actually a shocking deficit of resources for VCE IT subjects compared to things like chemistry, math or even the humanities. It's not really a popular one for textbook companies. IT:A isn't a "real" area like Systems Administration or Information Technology Law is. It's a bit hard to find books to help you with IT:A unless they are 100% tailor made for IT:A (in that case check the usual places, checkpoints, A+, etc).

If there is a particular area you are struggling with, i think it would be beneficial for you to point that out to us.

[Robert243]

Hey i dont do IT , but i know someone who did IT in y11 and 12 , they gave me a read of a book called "Professional Issues in Information Technology " , its a bit old . But it really help my friend who with his exam .
I found a link to it http://www.bookdepository.com/book/9781902505657?redirected=true&gclid=CI2b_cezqrsCFWi_pgodaggAZQ . Hope that helps .

[Kilik]

I don't think that is really necessary since this is the Information Technology: Applications sub-forum inside the technology forum.

There is actually a shocking deficit of resources for VCE IT subjects compared to things like chemistry, math or even the humanities. It's not really a popular one for textbook companies. IT:A isn't a "real" area like Systems Administration or Information Technology Law is. It's a bit hard to find books to help you with IT:A unless they are 100% tailor made for IT:A (in that case check the usual places, checkpoints, A+, etc).

If there is a particular area you are struggling with, i think it would be beneficial for you to point that out to us.

oh okay then, it wasn't that i was struggling i was wondering if there was anything that could help me with ITApps for next year like books.

[Kilik]

Hey i dont do IT , but i know someone who did IT in y11 and 12 , they gave me a read of a book called "Professional Issues in Information Technology " , its a bit old . But it really help my friend who with his exam .
I found a link to it http://www.bookdepository.com/book/9781902505657?redirected=true&gclid=CI2b_cezqrsCFWi_pgodaggAZQ . Hope that helps .

I'll have a look ty

[90+FTW]

I don't think that is really necessary since this is the Information Technology: Applications sub-forum inside the technology forum.

Yeah I was strolling through unread posts, so it's a bunch of categories all put together.

[NeutrinoNinja]

The Nelson textbook covers pretty much all you'll have to know, the questions are useful and the summaries at the end of each chapter are priceless. Probably the next most helpful thing would be to get Cambridge Checkpoints VCE IT Applications Units 3&4. It contains a bunch of questions from past exams which is always handy. Also if you're attending lectures at the end of the year you might pick up some notes and such. Otherwise, as slothpomba said, the subject lacks resources. Just familiarise yourself with the applications you'll be using throughout the year there are always heaps of tutorials you can find for Excel, Dreamweaver etc online. All the best for the subject, :-)

[MJRomeo81]

Not a book but VCEIT.com is THE definitive resource for ITA and SD.