K7 Computing Technology: Unleash the Digital World with Arif Sir
Join us for the "K7 Computing Technology: Unleash the Digital World with Arif Sir" course. Our comprehensive notes cover the basics of computing, computer syste...
Join us for the "K7 Computing Technology: Unleash the Digital World with Arif Sir" course. Our comprehensive notes cover the basics of computing, computer syste...
Welcome to "K7 Computing Technology: Unleash the Digital World with Arif Sir". This course is designed to help Grade 7 students excel in their Computing Technology exams. Our comprehensive revision notes cover all topics required for the Computing syllabus, providing a strong foundation and ensuring you are well-prepared for your exams.
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Lesson 1.1.1: Be able to produce algorithms using flowcharts and structured English
Lesson 1.1.2: Understand how bubble sort and linear search algorithms work
Lesson 1.1.3: Be able to look for the most efficient solution when comparing alternative algorithms for the same problem
Lesson 1.1.4: Be able to design and use computational abstractions that model the state and behavior of real-world problems and physical systems
Lesson 2.1.1: Be able to write and interpret programs in a high-level textual programming language. Any code in questions will use Python 3 code
Lesson 2.1.2: Understand the purpose and use of variables, sequence, selection, and repetition/iteration when writing programs
Lesson 2.1.3: Understand the need for and how to use data structures (records, one-dimensional arrays/lists)
Lesson 2.1.4: Understand the need for and how to manipulate strings
Lesson - 2.1.5: Understand the purpose of subprograms and the role of arguments, parameters, return values, and local variables in subprograms
Lesson - 2.1.6: Understand the purpose of, and how to use, arithmetic operators (add, subtract, divide, multiply, modulus, integer division) and the order of operations (BIDMAS)
Lesson - 2.1.7: Understand the purpose of, and how to use, relational operators (equal to, less than, greater than, not equal to, less than or equal to, greater than or equal to)
Lesson - 2.1.8: Understand the purpose of, and how to use, logical operators (AND, OR, NOT)
Lesson - 2.1.9: Understand the need for and use of pre-existing (built-in, library) subprograms in high-level programming languages
Lesson - 2.1.10: Be able to locate and fix logical and syntax errors in a program
Lesson - 3.1.1: Be able to convert between binary and denary positive integers (0–255)
Lesson - 3.1.2: Be able to add two positive binary numbers
Lesson - 3.1.3: Understand how computers use binary to represent data (numbers, text, sound, graphics) and program instructions
Lesson - 3.1.4: Understand why and how computers encode characters using ASCII and Unicode
Lesson - 3.1.5: Understand how bitmap images are represented in binary (pixels, resolution, color depth (2-bit max))
Lesson - 3.1.6: Understand how sound is represented in binary (sample rate, amplitude, bit-depth)
Lesson - 3.1.7: Understand the terms describing the capacity of storage (bit, byte, kibibyte, mebibyte, gibibyte)
Lesson - 3.1.8: Be able to convert storage capacities into different units of measurement
Lesson - 4.1.1: Understand the function of the hardware components of a computer system (central processing unit (CPU), main memory, secondary storage, input and output devices)
Lesson - 4.1.2: Know that data and instructions are stored in main memory and instructions are executed in the CPU
Lesson - 4.1.3: Understand the function of random-access memory (RAM) and read-only memory (ROM)
Lesson - 4.1.4: Know that an operating system provides an interface between the machine and the user
Lesson - 4.1.5: Understand the purposes of different software categories (application software, utility software, managing files, compression, backing up, anti-malware (anti-virus, anti-spyware))
Lesson - 4.1.6: Understand why storage devices (hard-disk drives (HDDs), solid-state drives (SSDs), optical discs, pen drives) are used for a particular task
Lesson - 4.1.7: Understand the difference between storage devices and the media they use to store data (magnetic, optical, solid state)
Lesson - 4.1.8: Know the software licensing types (free/open-source software and proprietary software)
Lesson - 5.1.1: Understand the different types of networks (local area network (LAN), wide area network (WAN), personal area network (PAN))
Lesson - 5.1.2: Understand why computers are connected in a network, including the Internet, and the opportunities they offer for communication and collaboration
Lesson - 5.1.3: Understand benefits and drawbacks of the use of wired and wireless connectivity
Lesson - 5.1.4: Understand that network data speeds are measured in bits per second (Mbps, Gbps)
Lesson - 5.1.5: Know that data can be transmitted wirelessly using both Wi-Fi and mobile phone networks
Lesson - 5.1.6: Understand that data can be transmitted in packets and that control information is provided in the packet header (sender’s address, receiver’s address, sequence number)
Lesson - 5.1.7: Understand the risks posed to data by missing software security updates, malicious software (malware), malicious USBs/digital devices designed to intercept data
Lesson - 5.1.8: Know what is meant by the term ‘Internet’
Lesson - 5.1.9: Know what is meant by the term ‘World Wide Web’
Lesson - 5.1.10: Understand the components of the WWW (web server URLs, HTTP, HTTPS, HTML)
Lesson - 5.1.11: Understand the role of components used to access the Internet (modem, router, switch, wireless access point (WAP)) and how these are combined)
Lesson - 5.1.12: Know the role of web browsers, search engines, and filter software
Lesson - 5.1.13: Know how digital devices can receive information (satellite, cable, broadcast)
Lesson - 5.1.14: Understand why appropriate wireless communication protocols (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth®, Near-field Communication (NFC)) should be used for a particular task
Lesson - 5.1.15: Know that technology enables individuals’ movements and communications to be monitored (CCTV, ID cards, social media posts, GPS location data, eavesdropping)
Lesson - 6.1.1: Understand how to stay safe online (protecting online identity and privacy, recognizing inappropriate content, contact, and conduct, knowing how to report concerns)
Lesson - 6.1.2: Understand the environmental impact of the manufacture, use, and disposal of technology
Lesson - 6.1.3: Understand the ethical impact of using technology (privacy, inclusion (digital divide))
Lesson - 6.1.4: Understand the legal impact of using technology (digital piracy, plagiarism, copyright)
Lesson - 7.1.1: Understand the purpose of software applications (word processing, database management, spreadsheet, web authoring, presentation (multimedia), graphics)
Lesson - 7.1.2: Understand why different types of data/information are collected and used (primary sources, secondary sources, reliability of data, data analysis to find patterns and trends)
Lesson - 7.1.3: Understand why digital products should be fit for purpose and suitable for the intended audience
Lesson - 7.1.4: Understand the need for a house style
Lesson - 8.1.1: Know the purpose of different document types (letter, report, newsletter, memo)
Lesson - 8.1.2: Understand the importance of, and reasons for using, page layout options (headings, sub-headings, lists, templates, header, footer, page orientation, page breaks, page numbering)
Lesson - 8.1.3: Understand the use of formatting techniques (font styles and enhancements (bold, italics, color, shading), alignment, grouping, layering, resizing)
Lesson - 8.1.4: Understand components of a document (charts, diagrams, tables, images, callouts/autoshapes, text from different files, text boxes, values and charts from spreadsheets)
Lesson - 9.1.1: Know the difference between a flat file and a relational database
Lesson - 9.1.2: Understand how a relational database is structured (tables, records, fields, primary keys, foreign keys, relationships)
Lesson - 9.1.3: Understand field data types (text, number, date/time, logical/Boolean)
Lesson - 9.1.4: Know how to search/query a database using a single criterion, multiple criteria, and relational and logical operators
Lesson - 9.1.5: Understand why reports are produced for a specific purpose
Lesson - 10.1.1: Understand the formatting options for data in a spreadsheet (currency, percentage, decimal places, date/time)
Lesson - 10.1.2: Be able to use basic formulae, including add, subtract, multiply, and divide in a spreadsheet
Lesson - 10.1.3: Be able to use basic functions in a spreadsheet (SUM, AVERAGE, MAX, MIN, COUNT, LEN)
Lesson - 10.1.4: Understand the reason for using multiple worksheets, sorting and filtering
Lesson - 10.1.5: Understand the purpose of graphs and charts (pie chart, line graph, bar/column chart, scattergraph)
Lesson - 10.1.6: Understand the formatting of graphs/charts (title, axis labels, color, legend)
Lesson - 11.1.1: Know how a web page is structured (head and body)
Lesson - 11.1.2: Understand the need for and how to use web design terminology, including hyperlinks, bookmarks, and anchors
Lesson - 11.1.3: Know the role of WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) software and the use of HTML to create a web page
Lesson - 12.1.1: Know the features of presentation software (text and image formatting, inserting buttons, hyperlinks to internal and external content, animation effects, transition effects, embedding multimedia content, including videos)
Lesson - 12.1.2: Understand the importance of the selection of appropriate images and content to meet the needs of the audience
Lesson - 13.1.1: Understand the difference between bitmap and vector graphics
Lesson - 13.1.2: Understand graphics and photo-editing techniques (image adjustment and enhancement, crop, color adjustment, resizing, painting, erasing)
Lesson - 13.1.3: Understand the use of appropriate file types and compression options to save an image to meet the needs of the audience
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