Waiariki Communications and Computing Career Guide

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Waiariki Institute of Technology is one of the fastest growing and fastest improving tertiary institutes in New Zealand, according to the government’s latest Education Performance Indicators report released in July 2013.

High quality qualifications range from certificates, diplomas and degrees to graduate and postgraduate qualifications. Our new Master of Management can be undertaken with an optional endorsement in Business, Hospitality, Information Technology, or Health in order to tailor your studies.

The main goal of the institute is to create work-ready graduates who have the tools to become successful in their chosen field, are satisfied yet challenged in their careers, and able to contribute to their local economy. The government report shows this goal is being met as more of our students are completing their studies, achieving qualifications, and progressing further either in their studies or careers.

Each year our friendly, knowledgeable staff teach approximately 8,000 future nurses, teachers, IT or communications experts, artists, business owners, tradespeople, chefs, tourism or hospitality operators, fashion designers, farm managers, forestry or wood manufacturing specialists, to name just a few areas of the possibilities here at Waiariki.

Our main campus is located in beautiful Rotorua, the country’s tourism capital. Additional campuses are located in Taupo, Tokoroa, Tauranga and Whakatane. The institute is distinctly bicultural, honouring the country’s Māori heritage.

We look forward to meeting you and playing a part in developing your career pathway.

Your story begins here

Communications ....................................1Diploma in Communications (Applied) ........ 3Applied Writing......................................4Certificate in Applied Writing ..................... 6Diploma in Applied Writing ......................... 7Computing .............................................9Certificate in Communications and

Computing Technology (Level 3) ......... 11Certificate in Communications and

Computing Technology (Level 4) ......... 12Diploma in Communications, Computing

and Technology (Level 5) ................... 13Diploma in Communications, Computing

and Technology (Level 6) ................... 14Diploma in Information Technology ........... 15Bachelor of Computing, Communications

and Technology................................. 16Graduate Diploma of Computing and

Technology ....................................... 19How to Apply for

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WELCOME

COMMUNICATIONS

graduate profileLUUKA JONESDIPLOMA IN COMMuNICATIONs (APPLIED)“studying the Diploma in Communications (Applied) at Waiariki Institute of Technology has equipped me with the skills and knowledge to confidently work in a range of media avenues. Practical application, a fun work environment and experienced tutors took the chore away from studying and turned it into an interesting and practical way of learning about the field of communications. The tutors all bring a first-hand knowledge and hugely relevant examples from their years of work in the media and I found them incredibly insightful. This is a qualification I would recommend to anybody and I cannot wait to test my new skills and kick start my career in this growing profession.”

COMMUNICATIONS

Diploma in Communications (Applied) Level 5

CAREERS YOU CAN AIM FOR:

Technical business writer, communications officer/manager, copywriter, event manager, press secretary, public relations officer,

technical communicator

Some say it’s all in the message. As a communications specialist, what you say and how you say it about the organisation you represent has a huge impact on how the public, shareholders and employees perceive and value that organisation.

Corporate communications involves the managing and orchestrating of internal and external messages and information that aim to develop a favourable point of view as well as project coherence, credibility and ethic. They also help explain an organisation’s mission and purpose.

If you enjoy promoting the cause, purpose, products and/or services of others, have a better than average command of the written and spoken word, and possess excellent people skills, a career in communications is an exciting option for you to consider.

Anyone with a qualification in applied communications will have a variety of roles to consider and can choose to work in any city in any country around the world.

skills and interests you may already have: Great written and spoken English skills Well organised and detail oriented Able to meet and handle the pressure of deadlines and

last-minute demands A people person with confidence and a positive outlook

We look forward to teaching you: Theory of public relations and mass communication How to write media releases How to develop communication plans How to manage sudden and/or difficult issues

What industry opportunities are there?Roles are available in many areas and sectors. Government bodies (tertiary institutes, councils, etc.) and departments (ministries), and private companies across a wide range of industries, require communications managers or specialists. Roles are also available with public relations consultancies, the companies hired to handle communications plans for companies if they don’t employ their own in-house communications staff.

The demand is growing for communications professionals skilled in using digital and online communication methods, such as social media.

COMMUNICATIONS

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DIPLOMA IN COMMuNICATIONs (APPLIED)

Level: 5 Duration: 1 year full-time, or part-time equivalentCredits: 120 Location: RotoruaStart: semester 1, semester 2

Qualification DetailsThis diploma produces graduates who are able to work as communications and public relations practitioners, or add communication skills to a media role.

COuRsE CODE COuRsE TITLE LEvEL CREDITs

Core Courses (choose 90 credits)

CWRT.4008 Writing for the Web 4 15

GENR.4300 Work Experience 4 15

CWRT.5002 Technical Texts, Handbooks and Leaflets 5 15

CWRT.5006 Focus on Nonfiction 5 15

COMM.5100 Public Relations and Mass Communication 5 15

COMM.5960 Business Communications 5 15

MGMT.5941 Fundamentals of Marketing 5 15

COMP.5950 Business Computing 5 15

COMM.6100 Advanced Communication skills 6 15

Elective Courses

A total of 30 elective credits minimum from any Waiariki course(s) at Level 4 or above. A minimum of 75 credits at Level 5 or above must be achieved between the core courses and elective courses in order to meet the requirements of this qualification.

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APPLIED WRITING

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student profileKathy Sutcliffe DIPLOMA IN APPLIED WRITINGKathy sutcliffe fulfilled a dream and published her first novel in 2012. Kathy credits her “wonderful writing tutor” for her success. Write My Face is a combination of Kathy’s natural talent, and the application of the writing skills learned through participation in a number of Waiariki’s creative writing courses. Kathy’s second novel, When Romeo Meets Mercutio, was published in 2013 and Kathy is now working on her third novel.

APPLIED WRITING

Certificate in Applied Writing Level 4


Fiction or non-fiction author, biographer, blog writer, children’s

author, copywriter, editor, freelance writer, poet, proof reader, reviewer or critic, script writer, travel writer

Imagine the satisfaction of knowing that children are listening to your stories before they go to bed, or that people are enjoying your riveting biographies, unique short stories or informative magazine articles. Historical texts and business writing also require talent and attention to detail and are very important to the publishing world.

At some point in our lives, most of us have read something – be it a novel, historical account, travel story, biography, or any of the myriad other forms of writing – that left a lasting impression. Creative writers are the wordsmiths behind the emotions, pictures, reactions and outcomes of those carefully crafted words.

Tap into your literary creativity under the guidance of our published and practising authors and lecturers and learn how to become a published author yourself in a variety of genre.

skills and interests you may already have: Creative mind Keen reader and lover of books Eye for detail Expanded vocabulary and a good grasp of grammar

We look forward to teaching you: How to communicate your ideas How to develop plots and characters How to critique your own work How to make words work for you How to write for the business world

What industry opportunities are there?Whether you want to write for publication, your own pleasure, or for the web, there are a variety of employment opportunities for you to explore:

Creative non-fiction writer or biographer Technical writer Drama and screen writer Editor Tutor Fiction writer of novels or short stories Poet

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Diploma in Applied Writing Level 5

APPLIED WRITING

CERTIFICATE IN APPLIED WRITING

Level: 4 Duration: 1 semester full-time, or part-time equivalentCredits: 60 Location: OnlineStart: semester 1, semester 2

Qualification DetailsThis certificate provides students with writing skills and knowledge in a range of writing styles. students will gain experience and increased capability in creative writing and a variety of other writing genres according to the strand taken.


Compulsory

CWRT.4001 Creative Writing skills 4 15

Options List (choose 30 credits)

CWRT.4002 Contemporary Māori Writers and Writing 4 15

CWRT.4004 skills for Written and spoken English 4 15

CWRT.4006 Writing for Children 4 15

CWRT.4007 Introduction to Fiction Writing 4 15


CWRT.4009 Administrative, Business, and Corporate Writing 4 15

CWRT.5001 Reading and Writing Poetry 5 15

CWRT.5002 Technical Text, Handbooks and Leaflets 5 15

Elective Courses

A total of 15 elective credits from any Waiariki course(s). This can include courses listed in the options list of this qualification. By choosing courses appropriately, students can specialise in a creative strand or a practical strand.

Certificate in Applied Writing (Creative strand)CompulsoryCWRT.4001 Creative Writing skills 4 15CWRT.4002 Contemporary Māori Writers and Writing 4 15CWRT.4006orCWRT.4007

Writing for Children

Introduction to Fiction Writing4 15


Certificate in Applied Writing (Practical strand)

CompulsoryCWRT.4001 Creative Writing skills 4 15CWRT.4004 skills for Written and spoken English 4 15CWRT.4008orCWRT.4009

Writing for the Web

Administrative, Business, and Corporate Writing4 15


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DIPLOMA IN APPLIED WRITINGIncludes: Certificate in Applied Writing

Level: 5 Duration: 1 year full-time, or part-time equivalentCredits: 120 Location: OnlineStart: semester 1, semester 2

Qualification DetailsThe diploma provides students with advanced writing skills and knowledge in a range of writing styles. students will gain experience and increased capability in creative writing and a variety of other writing genres according to the strand undertaken.


Compulsory


Options List (choose 60 credits including a minimum of 30 credits at Level 5)



CWRT.4006 Writing for Children 4 15

CWRT.4007 Introduction to Fiction Writing 4 15


CWRT.4009 Administrative, Business, and Corporate Writing 4 15



CWRT.5003 Penning the Past, Poetry and Personal Writing 5 15

CWRT.5004 Travel Writing 5 15

CWRT.5005 Writing the screenplay 5 15


CWRT.5007 Focus on Fiction 5 15

CWRT.5011 self-Publishing skills for the Writer 5 15

Elective Courses

A total of 45 elective credits from any Waiariki course(s) at Level 5 or above. This can include courses listed in the options list of this qualification. By choosing courses appropriately, students can specialise in a creative strand or a practical strand.

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Diploma in Applied Writing (Creative strand)

Compulsory



CWRT.4006orCWRT.4007

Writing for Children

Introduction to Fiction Writing4 15


CWRT.5003 Penning the Past, Poetry and Personal Writing 5 15



CWRT.5007 Focus on Fiction 5 15

Diploma in Applied Writing (Practical strand)

Compulsory



CWRT.4008orCWRT.4009

Writing for the Web

Administrative, Business, and Corporate Writing4 15





CWRT.5011 self-Publishing skills for the Writer 5 15

Lisa AinsleyBACHeLor oF CoMpuTiNg, CoMMuNiCATioNs ANd TeCHNoLogy (MuLTiMediA/WeB)“A few years ago I decided to start the Certificate in Computing and Communications Technology (Level 3) online while I had a few months off work with my youngest daughter. At the time I never thought I would continue studying, but have now completed the Bachelor of Computing, Communications and Technology here at Waiariki Institute of Technology. “One of the main reasons I felt confident to continue on to the degree is that the tutors helped me to develop my skills and believed in my abilities, encouraging me to go further. “I also liked the hands-on approach to studying in the computing environment which made studying more interesting and gave me a better understanding of what works and doesn’t work in the real world of computing. “With the option to choose a major within the degree I have had the flexibility in what courses I chose to study, and from a student’s point of view flexibility is important.“I am happy I made the decision to continue studying with Waiariki.”

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COMPUTING

Computing and computer technology are part of just about everything we do, from the cars we drive to the movies and videos we watch to the ways we interact with and operate businesses.

If you have an interest in hardware, software, media, internet, IT support, or data management, a computing qualification will provide you with valuable knowledge and skills that can lead to a variety of careers.

skills and interests you may already have: Working with computer hardware and software Animation or designing websites Digital media, the internet and

communications Good at problem solving and thinking laterally Good written and verbal communication skills

We look forward to teaching you: Programming, system analysis, hardware,

networking and software applications Web design and development Multimedia and animation Creative and the technical sides of the

industry Database management

What industry opportunities are there?For job seekers with a diploma or higher qualification in computing, the job market in the information technology industry has a good outlook. support technicians, database/systems administrators, network engineers, web developers, and programmers are in demand. Our Bachelor of Computing, Communications and Technology provides excellent theory and applied knowledge in computing and IT. students can also major in one or two specific areas, as well, tailoring their education to better match their career goals.As computers and the internet continue to become more integral to the way we conduct our day-to-day lives, career opportunities in computing and IT grow. You can be as creative as you like. Retailers, small to medium businesses, corporations and local authorities are all looking for savvy graduates to help run their IT operations.

COMPUTING

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COMPUTING

Certificate in Computing and Communications Technology (Level 4)


Computer systems technician, database administrator, helpdesk operator, network

systems and data communications analyst, programmer, systems administrator,

systems analyst, website administrator, website developer

Diploma in Computing,

Communications and Technology

(Level 5)

Diploma in Information Technology

Level 6

Certificate in Computing and Communications Technology (Level 3)

Diploma in Computing, Communications and Technology (Level 6)

Bachelor of Computing, Communications and Technology Level 7

Graduate Diploma of Computing and Technology Level 7

postgraduate Certificate in Management (Information Technology) Level 8

Postgraduate Diploma in Management (Information Technology) Level 8

Master of Management (Information Technology) Level 9

CERTIFICATE IN COMPuTING AND COMMuNICATIONs TECHNOLOGY (LEvEL 3)

Level: 3 Duration: 1 semester full-time, or part-time equivalentCredits: 60Location: Rotorua, onlineStart: semester 1, semester 2

Qualification DetailsThis certificate gives students a solid background in the use of a computer and also a grounding in communication skills.


Core Courses (choose 45 credits)

COMP.3121 Computing Essentials 3 15

COMP.3122 Digital Presentation Intentions and solutions 3 15

COMP.3123 Workstation Dynamics 3 15

COMM.3124 Contemporary Communication 3 15

Elective Courses

A total of 15 elective credits from any Waiariki course(s).

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CERTIFICATE IN COMPuTING AND COMMuNICATIONs TECHNOLOGY (LEvEL 4)

Level: 4 Duration: 1 semester full-time, or part-time equivalentCredits: 60Location: RotoruaStart: semester 1, semester 2

Qualification DetailsThis certificate provides students with competence in the use of computer applications and a basis for further study in iT and/or employment in the technological industry. students will gain practical experience in using a computer, its peripherals and associated hardware and software, and skills in new technology including multimedia and programming with options including game development, computer aided design (CAD) and robotics.


Compulsory

COMP.4101 Multimedia and Web Development 4 15

COMP.4102 Programming Basics 4 15


COMP.4103 Introduction to Robotics 4 15

COMP.4104 Computing Technologies 2 4 15

COMP.4106 Computer Aided Design 4 15

COMP.4107 Digital Photography – still and Moving Image 4 15

COMP.4110 Game Design Fundamentals 4 15

ARTD.4113 Graphic Design 4 15

Elective Courses

A total of 15 elective credits from any Waiariki course(s). This can include courses listed in the options list of this qualification.


DIPLOMA IN COMPuTING, COMMuNICATIONs AND TECHNOLOGY (LEvEL 5)

Level: 5 Duration: 1 year full-time, or part-time equivalentCredits: 120Location: RotoruaStart: semester 1, semester 2

Qualification DetailsThis diploma provides a clear level of competence in the use of computer applications for business. students will gain experience in learning to manage computer systems and learn how to understand and write technical material, enabling them to progress to higher level qualifications in this field.


Compulsory

COMP.5101 Introduction to Programming (vB) 5 15

COMP.5102 Hardware Fundamentals 5 15

COMP.5103 Operating systems Fundamentals 5 15

COMP.5105 Business Information systems 5 15


COMP.5100 Professional skills for the IT Practitioner 5 15

COMP.5104 Networking Fundamentals 5 15

COMP.5106 Internet and Web Development 1 5 15

COMP.5107 Introduction to Multimedia 5 15

COMP.5108 Introduction to Databases 5 15

COMP.5110 Game Design Principles and Concepts 5 15

COMP.5111 Programming Principles and Concepts (Java) 5 15

COMP.5112 Mathematics for Computing and Technology 5 15


Elective Courses

A total of 30 elective credits from any Waiariki course(s) at Level 4 or above. This can include courses listed in the options list of this qualification. students planning to pathway to a degree should note that courses at Level 4 or below will not be counted toward the award for a degree.


DIPLOMA IN COMPuTING, COMMuNICATIONs AND TECHNOLOGY (LEvEL 6)

Level: 6 Duration: 2 years full-time, or part-time equivalentCredits: 240Location: RotoruaStart: semester 1, semester 2

Qualification DetailsThis diploma provides students with theoretical and applied knowledge of computing including design and maintenance of computer systems, databases, programming, operating systems, computer networking, and technical support for a wide range of industries. This qualification allows people employed in the computing industry to gain current knowledge and skills to equip them for work in a variety of IT positions.


Compulsory





COMP.6109 systems Analysis and Design 6 15

MGMT.6939 Project Management 6 15












COMP.6100 Work Experience 6 15

COMP.6101 Graphical user Interface Programming 6 15

COMP.6102 Hardware Technology 6 15

COMP.6103 Network Operating systems Management 6 15

COMP.6104 Data Communication and Networks 6 15

COMP.6105 Network Administration and support 6 15


COMP.6107 Multimedia 6 15

COMP.6108 Database Design and Development 6 15

COMP.6111 Webmaster Technical 6 15


GENR.6112 special Topic 6 15

COMP.6113 Computer Graphic Design 6 15

COMP.6114 Help Desk 6 15

COMP.6115 Testing and Quality Assurance in ICT 6 15

MGMT.6955 Information Management 6 15

Elective Courses

A total of 75 credits from any Waiariki course(s) at Level 6 or above. This can include courses listed in the options list of this qualification. Note: 45 credits at Level 6 or above must be achieved between the options list and elective courses in order to meet the requirements of this qualification.


DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


Qualification DetailsGain the theoretical and applied knowledge of computing including design and maintenance of computer systems, databases, programming, operating systems, computer networking, and technical support for a wide range of industries. This qualification allows people employed in the computing industry to gain current knowledge and skills to equip them for work in a variety of IT positions.


Compulsory












Elective Courses

A total of 30 elective credits from any Waiariki course(s) at Level 6 or above. This can include courses listed in the options list of this qualification.

BACHELOR OF COMPuTING, COMMuNICATIONs AND TECHNOLOGY

Level: 7 Duration: 3 years (4 years for double major) full-time, or part-time equivalentCredits: 360 (480 for double major)Location: RotoruaStart: semester 1, semester 2

Qualification DetailsThis degree provides thorough theoretical and applied knowledge of both the hardware and software fields of computing with specialisations in the design and maintenance of computer systems, databases, programming, operating systems, computer networking, internet and web development, and technical support for a wide range of industries.

This will enable students to be work ready upon graduation, maintain their currency, and develop their discipline through ongoing professional development.


Compulsory




COMP.5103 Operating system Fundamentals 5 15





GENR.7100 Project 7 45

Options List




COMP.7109 Advanced systems Analysis and Design 7 15


Major-specific Options List

Communication for Technology major (pending approval)







COMP.6114 Helpdesk 6 15

COMM.7100 Advanced Technical Writing 7 15

MGMT.7930 strategic Management 7 15

Computing Technical major





COMP.6104 Data Communications and Networks 6 15


COMP.7104 Network Design and Implementation 7 15

COMP.7114 Computer systems security 7 15

Multimedia/Web major



COMP.6106 Internet and Website Development 2 6 15




COMP.7106 Web Application Development 7 15


Systems Design major







COMP.7101 Advanced Graphical user Interface Programming 7 15

COMP.7108 Database Administration 7 15


Elective Courses

students pursuing the degree with no major will choose a total of 195 elective credits from any Waiariki course(s) in accordance with the requirements of the Criteria for Award below.students pursuing the degree with a single or double major will choose a total of 75 elective credits from any Waiariki course(s) in accordance with the requirements of the Criteria for Award below.

Criteria for Award

To achieve the award of the Bachelor of Computing, Communications and Technology, students must pass a total of 360 credits, including:

a maximum of 150 credits at Level 5; a minimum of 120 credits at Level 6; and a minimum of 75 credits at Level 7.

No major: 165 compulsory credits; and 195 elective credits.

Single major: 165 compulsory credits; 120 credits from the options list, of which 30 must be at Level 7; and 75 elective credits.

Double major (total 480 credits): 165 compulsory credits; 240 credits from the options list, of which 60 must be at Level 7; and 75 elective credits.


GRADuATE DIPLOMA OF COMPuTING AND TECHNOLOGY


Qualification DetailsThis graduate diploma provides up-to-date theoretical and applied knowledge to broaden students’ expertise in the computing industry by studying a specialist field that complements their current experience and/or qualifications. The specialist fields include advanced hardware, networking, databases, programming, game development, animation, multimedia, web or embedded systems.

The qualification enables students to maintain their currency and develop their discipline by ongoing professional development.


Compulsory

GENR.7101 Project 7 30



















COMP.6104 Data Communication and Networks 6 15















COMP.7101 Advanced Graphical user Interface Programming 7 15

COMP.7104 Network Design and Implementation 7 15

COMP.7106 Web Application Development 7 15

COMP.7108 Database Administration 7 15

COMP.7109 Advanced systems Analysis and Design 7 15


COMP.7114 Computer systems security 7 15

MGMT.7930 strategic Management 7 15

Elective Courses

A total of 45 elective credits from any Waiariki course(s) at Level 5 or above in accordance with the requirements of the Criteria for Award below.NOTE: A minimum of 45 credits at Level 7 or above must be achieved between the options list and elective courses in order to meet the requirements of this qualification.

Criteria for Award

To achieve the award of the Graduate Diploma of Computing and Technology, students must pass a total of 120 credits, including:

all courses studied must be at Level 5 or above; a minimum of 75 credits at Level 7 or above; 30 compulsory credits; 45 credits from the options list; and 45 elective credits.


The enrolment process and fees for international students are different than those for New Zealand residents. Please contact Waiariki’s International Centre for assistance: 0800 924 274 (from New Zealand) or +64 7 346 8712 (from overseas).

DIsCLAIMEREvery effort has been made to ensure the information contained in this document is accurate at the time of printing in January 2015. However, no liability can be accepted for any error or omissions or views expressed in this document. Information is subject to change. All courses available are subject to sufficient enrolments being received.

CAMPUS LOCATIONS

HOW TO APPLY FOR ENROLMENT

Rotorua CampusesMOKOIA CAMPusMokoia DrivePrivate Bag 3028RotoruaPhone: 07 346 8999Fax: 07 346 8768

WAIPA CAMPusWaipa Mill Bypass RoadRotoruaPhone: 07 346 8600Fax: 07 346 8614

Taupo CampusCorner Heu Heu and Kaimanawa streets TaupoPhone: 07 376 0030

Tokoroa Campus71 Ashworth streetTokoroaPhone: 07 885 0200

Whakatane Campus33 Cutler CrescentWhakatanePhone: 07 306 0050Fax: 07 306 0060

Enrolling as a new Waiariki student* is easy. simply follow these steps to begin your story at Waiariki:

STEP ONE Talk to us about qualification and course advice and guidance.

You can also refer to our website for information about qualifications and

courses available at www.waiariki.ac.nz.

STEP TWOsend us your completed 2014 New Domestic student Application and Enrolment Form* and supporting documentation.

Please talk to us if you need advice or guidance

about course selections, or visit our website.

STEP THREEWaiariki will contact you about the outcome of your application.

If accepted (and applicable) you should now contact

studyLink at www.studylink.govt.nz or

0800 88 99 00.

STEP FOURupon receipt of all required information we will enrol and invoice you for prompt payment.

Please ensure you provide us with validation documentation (e.g., birth certificate, passport, etc.) and all course selections.

STEP FIVEYou can arrange your fee payment to confirm enrolment.

Your student allowance or loan with studyLink can

now be finalised.

STEP SIXstart your studies.

STEP SEVENIf anything changes during your enrolment please contact us immediately.

Phone 0800 924 274

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