1ST TERM ICT LESSON NOTES FOR WEEK 8
CLASS BROAD TOPIC SUB TOPIC PERIOD REF./AIDS
SS1 COMPUTING FEATURES, COMPONENTS 1ST COMPUTER
DEVICES II AND USES OF 20TH AND STUDIES OF
(20th Century to CENTURY TO DATE 2ND SENIOR
Date)
COMPUTING DEVICES SECONDARY
Part 2 EDUCATION BY
(Desktop Personal HiiT Plc PAGE 11
Computers, Laptops, - 13
Notebooks and Palmtop
Computers)
SS2 LOGIC GATES II DESCRIPTION 1ST COMPUTER
AND STUDIES OF
TYPES
2ND SENIOR
SYMBOLS SECONDARY
TRUTH TABLES EDUCATION BY
HiiT Plc PAGE 81
- 83
SS3 DATABASE DATA TYPES 1ST COMPUTER
CREATING A AND STUDIES OF
Part 2 DATABASE 2ND SENIOR
BASIC DATABASE SECONDARY
OPERATIONS EDUCATION BY
HiiT Plc PAGE
141 – 148
SS1
PERIOD 1ST AND 2ND
DURATION 80 MINUTES
TOPIC COMPUTING DEVICES II
FEATURES, COMPONENTS AND USES OF 20TH CENTURY – DATE
COMPUTING DEVICES
Desktop Computers
Laptops/Notebooks
Palmtop Computers/PDA
REFERENCE COMPUTER STUDIES OF SENIOR SECONDARY EDUCATION BY HiiT
BOOK Plc PAGE 11 – 13
INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTER SYSTEM, PROJECTOR, MICROSOFT WORD PROGRAM,
MATERIALS PICTURES OF DESKTOP COMPUTERS, NOTEBOOKS, LAPTOPS,
PALMTOPS AND PDAs
OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson, students should understand the features,
uses and components of:
DESKTOP COMPUTERS
LAPTOPS/NOTEBOOKS
PALMTOPS/PDAs
CONTENT OF DESKTOP COMPUTER
LESSON A personal computer designed for regular use at a single location
on or near a desk or table.
has a case that houses the power supply, motherboard with a
microprocessor, memory, bus, and disk storage
Uses a keyboard and mouse for input; and a computer
monitor, and a printer for output.
The case may be oriented horizontally and placed on top of a
desk or vertically and placed underneath or beside a desk.
LAPTOP COMPUTER
A small, portable personal computer with a keyboard at the lower
part and a thin computer screen on the upper portion, which is
opened up to use the computer.
Laptops are folded shut for transportation, and thus are
suitable for mobile use.
A laptop combines the components, inputs, outputs, and
capabilities of a desktop computer, into a single unit.
Laptops can be powered either from an internal battery or by
an external power supply from an AC adapter.
PALMTOP/HANDHELD COMPUTER
A pocket calculator-sized, battery-powered PC with integrated
keyboard and display.
Handheld PCs were discontinued in the early 2010s as the
market shifted to smartphones and tablets
PREVIOUS Students have been taught how to operate desktop and laptop
KNOWLEDGE computers
PRESENTATION Teacher use questions to revise 20th century COMPUTING DEVICES
taught in previous class
STEP I Teacher displays pictures of Desktop Computers
STEP II Students describe features, components and uses of Desktop
Computers
STEP III Teacher displays pictures of Laptop Computers
STEP IV Students describe features, components and uses of Laptop
Computers
STEP V Students describe features, components and uses of Handheld
computers
EVALUATION 1. State the full meaning of PC
2. State the full meaning of PDA
3. Describe a Desktop Computer
4. Describe a Laptop Computer
5. State two differences between a Desktop and Laptop computer
6. Describe a handheld computer
CONCLUSION Teacher reviews lesson main points
ASSIGNMENT 1. What is an Input device?
2. List five types of input devices
SS2
PERIOD 1ST AND 2ND
DURATION 80 MINUTES
TOPIC ALTERNATIVE LOGIC GATES
DESCRIPTION
TYPES
SYMBOLS
TRUTH TABLES
REFERENCE COMPUTER STUDIES OF SENIOR SECONDARY EDUCATION BY HiiT
BOOK Plc PAGE 81 – 83
INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTER SYSTEM, PROJECTOR, Microsoft Word program,
MATERIALS Charts/Tables showing logic gate symbols and truth tables.
OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson, students should be able to
Describe Alternative Logic Gates
State types of Alternative Logic Gates
Draw Alternative Logic Gate symbols
Construct truth table for each Alternative Logic Gate
CONTENT OF ALTERNATIVE LOGIC GATES
LESSON NAND = AND + NOT
NOR = OR + NOT
XOR = Requires non-equal input
XNOR = XOR + NOR
ALTERNATIVE LOGIC GATE SYMBOLS
NAND NOR XOR XNOR
NAND TRUTH TABLE
A B A.B C=A|B
0 0 0 1
0 1 0 1
1 0 0 1
1 1 1 0
NOR TRUTH TABLE
A B A+B C=A-B
0 0 0 1
0 1 1 0
1 0 1 0
1 1 1 0
XOR TRUTH TABLE
A B C=A ⊕ B
0 0 0
0 1 1
1 0 1
1 1 0
XNOR TRUTH TABLE
A B A XOR B C=A ʘ B
0 0 0 1
0 1 1 0
1 0 1 0
1 1 0 1
PREVIOUS Students were taught basic logic gates in previous class
KNOWLEDGE
PRESENTATION Teacher uses questions to ascertain students’ recollection of basic
logic gates concepts
STEP I Students describe NAND, NOR, XOR and XNOR logic gates
STEP II Teacher guides students to identify NAND, NOR, XOR and XNOR
logic gate symbols
STEP III Students draw Alternative logic gate symbols
STEP IV Teacher guides students to construct NAND, NOR, XOR and XNOR
truth tables
STEP V Students construct Boolean equations for NAND, NOR, XOR and
XNOR gates
EVALUATION 1. Describe NAND, NOR, XOR and XOR gates
2. Draw traditional and IEC symbols for NAND, NOR, XOR and
XOR gates
3. Construct truth tables for NAND, NOR, XOR and XOR gates
4. Construct logic equations for NAND, NOR, XOR and XOR gates
CONCLUSION Teacher reviews lesson main points
ASSIGNMENT 1. What is a CPU register?
2. List 3 types of CPU registers
SS3
PERIOD 1ST AND 2ND
DURATION 80 MINUTES
TOPIC DATABASE
FEATURES OF DATABASE FORMAT
DATA TYPES
CREATING A DATABASE
REFERENCE COMPUTER STUDIES OF SENIOR SECONDARY EDUCATION BY HiiT
BOOK Plc PAGE 141 – 148
INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTER SYSTEM, PROJECTOR, MICROSOFT WORD PROGRAM,
MATERIALS MICROSOFT ACCESS PROGRAM
OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson, students should be able to
List data types with examples
Create a simple database file
Perform basic database operations
CONTENT OF DATA TYPES
LESSON Alphabetic
Alphanumeric /Text
Numeric
Boolean/Logical
Date and Time
CREATING A SIMPLE DATABASE FILE (USING MICROSOFT ACCESS)
1. Launch Microsoft Access
2. Select Blank Database
3. Enter a name for the new database file and click CREATE
4. Switch to the Design View
5. Enter field names and state their types
6. Switch to Datasheet view and enter table records
BASIC DATABASE OPERATIONS THAT CAN BE PERFORMED ON
ALREADY EXISTING DATABASE
Database searching
Database modifying
Database sorting
Database reporting
Database record inserting
PREVIOUS Students were taught database concepts in previous class
KNOWLEDGE
PRESENTATION Teacher uses questions to ascertain students recollection of
database concepts taught in previous class
STEP I Students state types of database data types
STEP II Teacher demonstrates steps involved in creating a database file
STEP III Students list basic database operations
STEP IV Teacher demonstrates how to perform basic database operations
STEP V Students describe database Queries, Forms and Reports
EVALUATION 1. List 5 data types and give 1 example of each
2. Briefly describe the steps involved in creating a database file
and a table
3. List 3 basic operations that can be performed on an existing
database file
4. Briefly describe a database query, form and report.
CONCLUSION Teacher reviews lesson main points
ASSIGNMENT 1. What is a graphics package
2. List 3 examples of graphics packages
COMPUTER STUDIES
(ICT) RESOURCES
COMPUTER STUDIES (ICT)
RESOURCES FOR SS1 TO SS3
WAEC AND NECO PAST
QUESTIONS OBJECTIVE-TYPE
QUESTIONS, ESSAY,
PRACTICALS
Classic
Flipcard
Magazine
Mosaic
Sidebar
Snapshot
Timeslide
1.
2.
JUL
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FEB
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2017 WAEC TIMETABLE AND ICT SYLLABUS
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2.) 2017 WAEC ICT SYLLABUS
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4.
FEB
19
WAEC 2016 ICT QUESTIONS ESSAY, PRACTICAL,
OBJECTIVE
1. (a) (i) What is a network cable? (2 marks)
(ii) State three types of cables used in networking (3 marks)
(b)Write the acronym VSAT in full (1 mark)
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6.
JAN
10
DOWNLOAD WAEC AND NECO PAST PRACTICAL
QUESTIONS
WAEC 2015
A. ACCESS
B. EXCEL
C. WORD
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7.
JUN
22
WAEC AND NECO ICT PAST QUESTIONS (2014 - 2016)
2016 WAEC ICT
2015 WAEC ICT
2014 WAEC AND NECO ICT
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MAY
24
SS1 - SS3 ICT LESSON NOTES
WEEK 1ST TERM 2ND TERM 3RD TERM
COMMUNICATION
SS1 OVERVIEW OF OUTPUT DEVICES
SYSTEMS
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
1 SS2
CENTRAL PROCESSING
UNIT
CONCEPT OF COMPUTER
FILES
PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT
BASIC PROGRAMMING
SS3 NETWORKING SSCE
III
OVERVIEW OF COMMUNICATION
SS1 OUTPUT DEVICES
COMPUTER SYSTEMS SYSTEMS
CENTRAL PROCESSING CONCEPT OF COMPUTER PROGRAM
2 SS2
UNIT FILES DEVELOPMENT
BASIC PROGRAMMING
SS3 NETWORKING SSCE
III
DATA AND COMPUTER SYSTEM APPLICATION AREAS
SS1
INFORMATION SOFTWARE OF ICT
3 SS2 MEMORY UNIT
HANDLING COMPUTER
FILES
ALGORITHM AND
FLOWCHARTS
HIGH LEVEL
SS3 WORLD WIDE WEB SSCE
LANGUAGES
COMPUTER
APPLICATION AREAS
SS1 COMPUTING DEVICES APPLICATION
OF ICT
SOFTWARE
4 SS2 MEMORY UNIT
HANDLING COMPUTER
FILES
ALGORITHM AND
FLOWCHARTS
HIGH LEVEL
SS3 WORLD WIDE WEB SSCE
LANGUAGES
COMPUTER
BASIC COMPUTER
SS1 COMPUTING DEVICES APPLICATION
OPERATIONS
SOFTWARE
5 SS2 LOGIC CIRCUITS WORD PROCESSING
BASIC
PROGRAMMING I
CABLES AND
SS3 NUMBER BASES SSCE
CONNECTORS
6 MID TERM TEST
PROGRAMMING BASIC COMPUTER
SS1 COMPUTING DEVICES II
LANGUAGE OPERATIONS
7 SS2 LOGIC CIRCUITS WORD PROCESSING
BASIC
PROGRAMMING II
SS3 DATABASE DATA REPRESENTATION SSCE
PROGRAMMING
SS1 COMPUTING DEVICES II WORD PROCESSING
LANGUAGE
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
SS2
8
LOGIC CIRCUITS INTERNET
CYCLE
SS3 DATABASE SECURITY AND ETHICS SSCE
SS1 INPUT DEVICES BASIC PROGRAMMING WORD PROCESSING
9 SS2
COMPUTER DATA
CONVERSION
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
CYCLE
INTERNET
SS3 GRAPHICS SECURITY AND ETHICS SSCE
PRESENTATION
SS1 INPUT DEVICES BASIC PROGRAMMING
PACKAGES
10 SS2
COMPUTER DATA
CONVERSION
SPREADSHEET ELECTRONIC MAIL
SS3 GRAPHICS SPREADSHEET II SSCE
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APR
29
FREE CORELDRAW PRACTICE GUIDE
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WAEC AND NECO PRACTICAL PAST QUESTIONS - 2014,
2015
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2014 - NECO
A. WORD
B. EXCEL
C. CORELDRAW
2015 - NECO
A. WORD
B. EXCEL
C. CORELDRAW
2014 - WAEC
A. WORD
B. EXCEL
C. POWERPOINT
2015 - WAEC
A. ACCESS
B. EXCEL
C. WORD
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WAEC AND NECO ICT PAST QUESTIONS (2014 - 2016)
2016 WAEC ICT
2015 WAEC ICT
2014 WAEC AND NECO ICT
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14.
JUL
SS1 - SS3 ICT CURRICULUM
SS1
SS2
SS3
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