Computer Studies

BENEFITS OF COMPUTER NETWORKING

Subject:  Computer Studies [mediator_tech] Term: FIRST TERM Week: WEEK 2 Class: SS 3 Topic:  Benefits of networking  [mediator_tech] Previous lesson:  The pupils have previous knowledge of  COMPUTER NETWORKING that was taught as a topic in the previous lesson   Behavioural objectives: At the end of the lesson, the learners will be able to say the

COMPUTER NETWORKING

WEEK ONE                            TOPIC:  NETWORKING CONTENT:   Definition of Networking Types of Network Network Topology Network Devices Networking is the process of connecting two or more computers or devices together in order to share information and resources. There are several different types of networks, including local area networks (LANs), wide area

TRUTH TABLE CONSTRUCTIONFOR NAND

WEEK 8. CLASS: SS 2 SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE TOPIC: LOGIC CIRCUIT (II) CONTENT: Truth table construction for: NAND, NOR Equation for NAND, NOR , gates Uses of logic gates (i) As building blocks for Hardware/electronic Components, Construction of simple   Sub-Topic 1: Truth table construction for NAND INPUT INPUT OUTPUT (AND) OUTPUT (NAND) X Y

DESCRIPTION OF ALTERNATIVE LOGIC GATE

    WEEK: 6 CLASS: SS 2 SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE   TOPIC: LOGIC CIRCUIT (II) CONTENT: Alternative logic gates: Description of alternative logic gate Types of alternative logic gates NAND, NOR Symbols of each logic gate Input/output signals for: NAND, NOR   Sub-Topic 1: DESCRIPTION OF ALTERNATIVE LOGIC GATE Although OR, AND, and NOT gate

DEFINITION OF LOGIC GATES

  WEEK: 5 CLASS: SS 2 SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE TOPIC: LOGIC CIRCUITS I CONTENT:(i) Definition of logic gate (b) Types of logic gates AND, NOT, OR (c) Symbols of each logic gate: (d) Input/output signals for AND, NOT and OR gates.   Sub-Topic 1: DEFINITION OF LOGIC GATES DEFINITION OF LOGIC GATES A logic gate

Differences between Primary and Secondary memory of a computer

Subject:  COMPUTER     SCIENCE Term: FIRST TERM Week: WEEK 4 Class: SS 2 Topic: MEMORY UNIT Memory Unit:(c) Differences between primary and secondary memory (d) Units of storage: Bits, Nibble, Bytes, Kilobytes (KB), Megabytes (MB), Gigabytes (GB) and Terabytes (TB) (e) Conversion from one unit to the other (f) Comparison of auxiliary Storage Devices under: Size,

COMPUTER MEMORY UNIT

Subject:  COMPUTER     SCIENCE Term: FIRST TERM Week: WEEK 3 Class: SS 2 Topic: MEMORY UNIT Description of Memory Unit Types of Memory Description of Primary Memory Description of Secondary Memory Previous lesson:  The pupils have previous knowledge of CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT (CPU) that was taught as a topic in the previous lesson   Behavioural objectives:

CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT (CPU)

Subject:  COMPUTER     SCIENCE Term: FIRST TERM Week: WEEK 2 Class: SS 2 Topic: CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT (CPU)   Previous lesson:  The pupils have previous knowledge of  MID TERM TEST FIRST TERM LITERATURE SS 1 that was taught as a topic in the previous lesson   Behavioural objectives: At the end of the lesson, the learners

COMPUTER STUDIES ICT FIRST TERM EXAMINATION PRIMARY 5

NAME:                                                                                  CLASS: PRIMARY 5            SUBJECT: Computer Studies OBJECTIVES A computer system is made up of the component parts of a computer. True/False There are __________ main components of a Computer system. (a) 3      (b) 7        (c) 10 ___________ controls other component parts of a computer system. (a) control ware (b)

COMPUTER STUDIES ICT FIRST TERM EXAMINATION PRIMARY 3

NAME: CLASS: PRIMARY 3                           SUBJECT: Computer Studies OBJECTIVES Instruction: Answer all the questions ____________ is a major part of computer . (a) monitor (b) projector (c) divider Abacus is made with all the following except _________ (a) beads (b) leaf (c) wire C P U is found in the __________ (a) mouse (b) keyboard