This level will test the basic knowledge and skills of information and communication technology (ICT) in the following subjects:
This Lessons introduces students to the essential skills and techniques required for effective word processing. Through a series of comprehensive modules, students will learn how to navigate word processor interfaces, create and edit documents, format text, utilize tables for calculations, sort text or figures, merge documents, and perform spell checks.
The Spreadsheet Management Lessons offers comprehensive training in electronic spreadsheet usage, covering essential skills and advanced functions. Students will gain proficiency in navigating spreadsheets, entering and manipulating data, utilizing formulas and functions, creating macros, formatting worksheets, working with charts and graphics, and protecting worksheet integrity.
The Database Management Lessons offers a thorough exploration of database fundamentals and practical skills in database development and management. Students will learn how to create, query, and manipulate databases using Microsoft Access for Windows, along with essential techniques for data entry, field properties, validation checks, sorting, forms, queries, and report generation.
In this module, we will delve into the fundamental concept of how computers accept data. Understanding this process is crucial as it forms the basis of how computers operate and process information.
Definition of a Computer: A computer is an electronic device that automatically accepts, stores, manipulates data, and produces output. Alternatively, it can be defined as a device that accepts data, processes it, and generates output.
Importance of Computer Literacy:- Introduction to why understanding computer basics is essential in today's digital age.
Simulation: Introduction to various computer devices and their functionalities.
Explanation of Data Acceptance:- Elaboration on how computers accept data through a systematic process.
Example: Utilizing a real-life scenario (e.g., financial transaction) to illustrate the data acceptance process.
Understanding Information: Differentiation between data and information, emphasizing that information is the meaningful end result of processed data.
GIGO Principle:-Introduction to the concept of Garbage In, Garbage Out (GIGO), highlighting the importance of input quality for accurate output.
Definition of Input Devices:- Explanation of input devices as tools that instruct or command the computer.
Examples of Input Devices: Overview of common input devices such as keyboards, light pens, mice, touchscreens, and scanners.
Role of Input Devices: Understanding the role of input devices in facilitating the data input process.
Conclusion:-Upon completing this module, students will have a comprehensive understanding of how computers accept data, the importance of input quality, and the role of input devices in the data acceptance process. This foundational knowledge will serve as a basis for further exploration into computer science and technology.