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Computer Education Techniques technology assessments and updates aggregate and analyze information in the public domain: software, source vendor documentation, industry standard textbooks, white papers, independent benchmarks, and report journalism. A taxonomy is applied to information technology software and markets.

Subject matter is organized into industry standard courses, client-specific courses, specialized training, and training programs. The course search engine can be used to research subject matter. Keyword and curriculum-category search is used to review course titles and major topics. Information can be accessed from open source Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome and proprietary Apple Safari, Opera mobile, and Microsoft Edge web browsers.

The Mozilla Firefox web browser provides a scaling to print selection. Invoke the Open Menu from the upper right corner of the screen and the Print icon. From Page Setup go to the Margins & Header/Footer tab to access Headers & Footers and use the drop list to select page #, URL, and Date/Time and apply with the OK button. Use the Scale drop list at the top of the screen to select Shrink to Fit and then from the upper left corner of the screen invoke the Print selection rectangle. The Shrink to Fit check box also can be applied from the "Page Setup... " selection rectangle.

The original design was for employees from Fortune 1000 companies, government municipalities, and healthcare providers using MS Internet Explorer.

The SYS-ED mobile website has been designed for researching information technology subject matter from an Apple iPhone or iPad, Google Android device, and Microsoft Phone or Surface tablet.  In March 2020, the Director of Education made the decision to being down the SYS-ED websites.

It was developed using CSS, jQuery, jQuery Mobile, ASP, and a scalable database. Some of the pages also are ASPX.

A user account is required to request course outlines and review dates.