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	> Programming Modules Appendix B - Programming Modules   The usual flow of programming modules is as follows Core Modules PD100 PP100 Core module usually completed in a language such as Pascal or DBase Subsequent languages (First "real" language) PP11n Syntax of first "real" language (perhaps COBOL or C) PR10n or Application of tools learnt in PP11n PR11n PR11n is a smaller version of PR10n. Providers can select the module that will best meet their students' learning hours. PR20n PR21n PR22n PR25n PR30n Can be used as required to build on knowledge and skills in a particular language. With regard to the content of each module, PR22n should not be taught before at least one of the other PR2xx modules has been completed. PR30n assumes knowledge from at least one PR2xx module.		Introduction Regulations Module Prescriptions Technical Glossary General Glossary Introduction Background Programme Structures Programme Reviews and changes Control and Conduct of Programmes Accreditation to offer Programmes Awarding of Qualifications Assessment Programme Regulations Transitional Arrangements Supplementary Awards Programming Modules Business Computing Modules Module Prescriptions
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