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1.1 Introductio
n to
Information
Technology
(4 periods)
JAN
WEEK
3
1.2 Computer
Ethics and
Legal
Issues
1.2.1
Define Computer
Ethics.
1.2.2
1.2.3
Define Intellectual
Property.
1.2.4
Define Privacy:
authorised access
user
authentication and
verification
Login (Personal
Identification
Numbers (PIN),
User
Identification,
password)
Biometrics
physical control
SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES
1. Students state the
definition of Information
Technology in general.
2. Group Activity:
Discussing the roles of
IT in everyday life.
Students cite an
example of a
technology used in
everyday life.
3. Students adhere the rules
and regulations set for the
ICT lab.
1.2.1.1 Students explain Computer
Ethics and Code of Ethics.
1.2.1.2 Students describe
Intellectual Property and
Privacy.
(8 periods)
JAN
WEEK
4
Pornography
Slander
Filtering
(Example : NetNanny,
CyberPatrol,
BlockNow)
1.2.6 Computer crime and
Security threats:
Definition :
Computer
crime
Security
threats
Examples of
computer crimes:
Fraud
identity fraud
credit card
fraud
Copyright
infringement
unauthorized
copy
unauthorized
file sharing
Theft: data,
information,
equipment
Attacks:
Examples
salami attack,
virus, worms,
hacking
SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES
SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES
1.2.8 Cyber-law
2.0 COMPUTER SYSTEM
MONTH
TOPICS AND
/
SCOPE
WEEK
LEARNING OUTCOME
Learners should be able to:
MARCH
WEEK
1
2.1 System
Concept
(6 periods)
2.1.2 Data Representation:
bit
byte
character
2.1.3 Measurement:
bit
byte
Kilobyte (KB)
SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES
Megabyte (MB)
Gigabyte (GB)
Terabyte (TB)
LEARNING
OUTCOME
SUGGESTED
ACTIVITIES
REVISION
SCHOOL ASSESSMENT
2.1 Hardware
(12 periods)
MARCH
WEEK
4
LEARNING
OUTCOME
2.3.1 Operating System:
platforms
functions
interfaces
2.3.2
Application
Software: types
and usage (word
processing,
spreadsheet,
presentation,
graphics)
2.3.3
Utility Program:
types and usage
(file
management,
antivirus,
diagnostic, file
compression)
2.3.4
Proprietary and
open source
software
APRIL
WEEK
2-4
MAY
WEEK
1-3
MAY
WEEK
SUGGESTED
ACTIVITIES
4
JUNE
WEEK
1
JUNE
WEEK
4
LEARNING
OUTCOME
2.4 Installation
2.4.1
PC assembling
(6 periods)
2.4.2
Hard disk
partitioning and
formatting
2.4.3
Software
installation:
operating
system
application
software
utility
program
SUGGESTED
ACTIVITIES
(4 periods)
REVISION
JULY
WEEK
ICT ASSESSMENT 2 (PORTFOLIOS)
1 &2
3.0 COMPUTER NETWORKS AND COMMUNICATIONS
JULY
Learners should be able
WEEK 3.1 Basic Concepts of
Networks and
to:
3
Notes:
Network: To connect two
or more computers together
Communications
(6 periods)
3.1.2 Define
communication
JULY
WEEK
4
Define types of
computer
networks
Local Area
Network
(LAN)
SUGGESTED
ACTIVITIES
Conduct group research
from Information sources
(library, the Internet)
examples:
Discovering Computers,
Shelly Cashman Series
(ISBN 0-619-25525-0)
http://www.webopedia.com
Notes:
LAN: A network that
spans a small area usually
confined to a single
building or a group of
buildings
SUGGESTED
ACTIVITIES
types of network
architecture
3.1.5
Differentiate
between the three
types of computer
networks
3.1.6
Define 2 types of
network
architecture
Client/Server
Peer-to-Peer
3.1.7
3.1.8
Differentiate
between the three
Notes:
Client/Server Architecture:
A network architecture in
which each computer or
process on the network is
either a client or a server
Peer-to-Peer Architecture:
A type of network in which
each workstation has
equivalent capabilities and
responsibilities
Conduct group research
from information sources
(library, the Internet) on
types of network topology
Students draw simple
diagram of the 3 types of
network topology
Students list out the
differences between the
three types of network
types of network
topology
3.1.9
Define TCP/IP as
the protocol to
facilitate
communication
over computer
network
topology
Conduct group research
from information sources
(library, the Internet) on
TCP/IP
SUGGESTED
ACTIVITIES
Conduct group research
from information sources
(library, the Internet)
examples:
Discovering Computers,
Shelly Cashman Series
(ISBN 0-619-25525-0)
http://www.webopedia.com
Extranet
Cooperation in
conducting
group
research
AUGUS
T
WEEK
3
3.2
Hardware
Requirements
(8 periods )
3.2.1
Identify the
devices needed to
establish a
computer
network
communication
for a client/server
network
organization
AUGUS
T
WEEK
4
3.3
Hardware
Requirements
3.2.3
(8 periods )
3.2.4
Describe the
functions of the
Network
Interface Card
and hub
Identify various
types of physical
transmission
media/ cables
such as
Unshielded
Twisted
Pair(UTP),
Shielded Twisted
Pair(STP),
Coaxial Cable
and Fiber Optic
Cable
Identify various
types of wireless
transmission
SUGGESTED
ACTIVITIES
Notes:
Function of the Network
Interface Card: KIV
Function of Hub: KIV
media such as
infrared, radio
wave and satellite
SEPT
WEEK
1
3.3.1
Define Network
Operating System
(4 periods )
SUGGESTED
ACTIVITIES
SEPT
WEEK
1
3.4.1
(4 periods )
3.4.2
Name various
Network
Operating System
Software
State the
functions of
various client
software
web browser
email client
network
utilities
network file
manager
Notes:
Network Operating System
(NOS): An operating
system that includes
functions for connecting
computers and devices
into a local-area network
(LAN). It has the
capabilities to coordinate
the activities of multiple
computers across a
network
Notes:
Examples: Windows 2000
Server, Windows NT,
LINUX, UNIX
Notes:
Examples:
Web Browsing:
Internet Explorer,
Mozilla Firefox and
Opera
Email Client:
Microsoft Outlook,
Mozilla Thunderbird
and Eudora
Network Utilities:
Ping and Traceroute
SUGGESTED
ACTIVITIES
WEEK
SEPT
WEEK
1
SEPT
WEEK 2
(4 periods )
SEPT
WEEK
3
(12 periods )
3.6.1
Install network
interface card
3.6.2
3.6.3
SEPT
WEEK
4
Crossed
cable
3.6.4
Configure the
workstation to
join a Local-Area
Network
Internet
Protocol (IP)
Address
Subnet Mask
Gateway
Activity:
Ping the server from the
configured workstation
Activity:
Set up a shared folder
Save a file in the shared
folder
Access the file in the
shared folder from other
workstations
Hostname
SUGGESTED
OUTCOME
WEEK
OCT.
WEEK
1
3.6.5
3.6.6
Create a shared
folder
3.7.1
Describe:
ACTIVITIES
Activity:
Mobile
Computing
(specifications
, services,
frequencies),
or
Internet
Technology
and Services
(VOIP,
BLOG), or
Types of
network (PAN,
VPN, WLAN,
WIMAX)
OCT
WEEK
2&3
OCT
WEEK
4-5
NOV
WEEK
1&2
NOV
WEEK
3
FINAL EXAMINATION
ICT Assessment 3
(Portfolios)
Reinforcement Of
Form Four Syllabus
Overview Of Form
Five Syllabus
Recapitulation