Computer Science Stage 1 – Semester 1 Year 11 Weekly Teaching and Learning Programme Outline Year 11 S.Y. 2014 With References 1 Computer Science Unit 1A Weekly Program S.Y. 2014 STAGE 1 - Computer Science Weekly Teaching Program Semester 1 2014 Week 1 Content knowledge Activities and skills Assessment tasks References Overview of unit and assessment requirements Student computer use policy Introduction to information systems What is an information system? flow of data in an information system: input processing output storage 2–4 Managing data use of directory structures folders files appropriate use of common application software: word processing software o use of common formatting features Computer hardware components functions of computer hardware components Input o keyboard o mouse o microphone o digital camera/web cam o scanner Output o monitor o printer o speaker/headphones Processing o Central Processing Unit (CPU) o Control Unit (CU) o Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) o Registers Storage o primary - Random Access Memory (RAM) - Read Only Memory (ROM) Discovering Computers 2012 By: Cashman Types of Information System http://tutor2u.net/business/ict/intro_inf ormation_system_types.htm Task 1 issued start Week 3 Definitions – IT related http://whatis.techtarget.com/whome/0, 289825,sid9,00.html About Computing http://www.about.com/compute/ Information Processing Cycle http://www.mesc.vic.edu.au/infotechweb/I PMunit4/ipcycle.htm connect peripheral devices to a computer system ports USB 2 Computer Science Unit 1A Weekly Program S.Y. 2014 Information Processing Cycle Acquisition-Input-Validation-ManipulationStorage-Retrieval-Output-CommunicationDisposal http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1 843136 PC Architecture o secondary how user wants influence the choice, use and creation of personal computer systems http://www.karbosguide.com/books/pcarch itecture/start.htm Firewire PS2 Ethernet serial Data Storage http://whitefiles.org/b1_s/1_free_guides/fg 2cd/pgs/c01.htm http://computer.howstuffworks.com/hardw arechannel.htmhttp://computer.howstuffworks .com/hardware-channel.htm Descriptions of hundreds of computer devices and peripherals http://www.karbosguide.com/ Illustrated Guide to PC Hardware – peripherals etc. Encyclopaedia Britannica Computer Components http://www.britannica.com/eb/article235901/computer All things hardware Future Trends in Business Computing http://hardware.silicon.com/ 5–6 7 Computer systems operating systems types of hardware booting process cold warm hot apply different hardware booting processes cold warm hot install simple software apply basic care and handling of hardware equipment measure to ensure personalsafety and proper use of components use basic maintenance and protection software for: defragmenting error checking disk cleaning backing up anti-malware use basic maintenance Task 2– in-class test (Computer Hardware Components) Week 5 Discovering Computers 2012 By: Cashman Task 1 due start Week 6 Discovering Computers 2012 Pages 421-428,Pages 754-756 3 Computer Science Unit 1A Weekly Program S.Y. 2014 procedures to rectify simple computer difficulties 8 9–11 Systems development Stages of the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Developing software input, processing and output for personal computers interrelationship between users, hardware and software hardware and software systems used in personal computing (applications, operating systems) Programming components of a computer program inputs processing outputs programming terms variables control structures sequence selection o one-way (if then) o two-way (if then else) concept of data types integer (1,2,3…9) real (1.5,0.89) character (“A”,”b”,”c”) string (“hello”, “HI”) Boolean (true, false) difference between the SDLC and SDC 16 use variables apply control structures sequence selection o one-way (if then) o two-way (if then else) Task 3 – programming exercises issued end Week 9 Computer Science Specifications Booklet Task 3 – programming exercises due Week 11 Computer Science Specifications Booklet 12 13– 15 Computer Science Specifications Booklet use a simple programming language to develop a software solution using the Software Development Cycle (SDC) to develop a simple software solution identify the problem identify the inputs and outputs plan a solution develop a solution evaluate a solution modify an existing information system Task 4 – programming practical test Task 5 issued Week 14 Task 5 finished licensing requirements for software 4 Computer Science Unit 1A Weekly Program S.Y. 2014 16 single user site licence ethical and legal issues associated with software copyright piracy program due Semester 1 exams 5 Computer Science Unit 1A Weekly Program S.Y. 2014