Computing
Computing
*Term 1*
1. Introduction to computers
*Term 2*
*Term 3*
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1. Understanding algorithms
*Term 2*
1. Introduction to multimedia
*Term 3*
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*Term 2*
*Term 3*
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*Term 2*
1. Introduction to databases
*Term 3*
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*Term 2*
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3. *Learners' Activities*: Send and receive emails, experiment with email tools.
3. **Lear
| 1-2 | Introduction to Computers | Recognize basic computer parts, understand basic computer
terminology | Demonstration, discussion | Identify computer parts, match vocabulary words | Pictures
of computers, vocabulary flashcards |
| 3-4 | Basic Typing Skills | Develop basic typing skills, understand keyboard layout | Demonstration,
guided practice | Type alphabet, type short sentences | Typing software, keyboard diagrams |
| 1-2 | Basic Painting and Drawing | Create simple artwork, understand basic software tools |
Demonstration, guided practice | Create artwork, experiment with software tools | Art software,
software manuals |
| 3-4 | Introduction to Digital Stories | Create simple digital stories, understand basic storytelling
concepts | Demonstration, group work | Create digital stories, share with class | Digital storytelling
software, software manuals |
| 5-6 | Basic Online Safety | Understand basic online safety rules, recognize online dangers | Discussion,
role-play | Discuss online safety, create safety posters | Online safety resources, safety posters |
| 1-2 | Basic Word Processing | Create simple documents, understand basic word processing concepts |
Demonstration, guided practice | Create documents, experiment with word processing tools | Word
processing software, software manuals |
| 5-6 | Basic Email | Understand basic email concepts, send and receive emails | Demonstration, guided
practice | Send and receive emails, experiment with email tools | Email software, software manuals |
| 3-4 | Introduction to Digital Music | Create simple digital music, understand basic music concepts |
Demonstration, group work | Create digital music, experiment with music tools | Music software,
software manuals |
| 5-6 | Basic Digital Photography | Understand basic digital photography concepts, take simple photos |
Demonstration, guided practice | Take photos, experiment with photography tools | Digital cameras,
photography software |
Please note that this is just a sample scheme of work and may need to be adapted to fit the specific
needs and requirements of your school and learners.
| 1-2 | Advanced Word Processing | Create complex documents, understand advanced word processing
concepts | Demonstration, guided practice | Create documents, experiment with word processing tools
| Word processing software, software manuals |
| 3-4 | Introduction to Databases | Understand basic database concepts, create simple databases |
Demonstration, group work | Create databases, experiment with database tools | Database software,
software manuals |
| 5-6 | Basic Internet Safety | Understand basic internet safety rules, recognize online dangers |
Discussion, role-play | Discuss internet safety, create safety posters | Internet safety resources, safety
posters |
_Term 2: Digital Creativity_
| 1-2 | Advanced Digital Art | Create complex digital artwork, understand advanced software tools |
Demonstration, guided practice | Create artwork, experiment with software tools | Digital art software,
software manuals |
| 3-4 | Introduction to Digital Video | Create simple digital videos, understand basic video concepts |
Demonstration, group work | Create digital videos, experiment with video tools | Digital video software,
software manuals |
| 5-6 | Basic Game Development | Understand basic game development concepts, create simple games
| Demonstration, guided practice | Create games, experiment with game development tools | Game
development software, software manuals |
| 1-2 | Digital Footprint | Understand digital footprint concepts, manage online presence | Discussion,
role-play | Discuss digital footprint, create online profiles | Digital footprint resources, online profile
templates |
| 3-4 | Online Relationships | Understand online relationship concepts, manage online interactions |
Discussion, group work | Discuss online relationships, create online safety plans | Online relationship
resources, online safety plan templates |
| 5-6 | Digital Rights and Responsibilities | Understand digital rights and responsibilities, recognize
online etiquette | Discussion, role-play | Discuss digital rights and responsibilities, create online
etiquette posters | Digital rights and responsibilities resources, online etiquette poster templates |
| 3-4 | Introduction to Programming | Understand basic programming concepts, create simple programs
| Demonstration, group work | Create programs, experiment with programming tools | Programming
software, software manuals |
| 5-6 | Basic Web Design | Understand basic web design concepts, create simple web pages |
Demonstration, guided practice | Create web pages, experiment with web design tools | Web design
software, software manuals |
| 1-2 | Advanced Digital Music | Create complex digital music, understand advanced music concepts |
Demonstration, guided practice | Create digital music, experiment with music tools | Digital music
software, software manuals |
| 3-4 | Introduction to Digital Animation | Create simple digital animations, understand basic animation
concepts | Demonstration, group work | Create digital animations, experiment with animation tools |
Digital animation software, software manuals |
| 5-6 | Basic Game Design | Understand basic game design concepts, create simple game designs |
Demonstration, guided practice | Create game designs, experiment with game design tools | Game
design software, software manuals |
| 1-2 | Digital Identity | Understand digital identity concepts, manage online presence | Discussion, role-
play | Discuss digital identity, create online profiles | Digital identity resources, online profile templates
|
Here is the scheme of work for Term 1, showing week ending, topic/content, objectives, teaching
methods, and learning activities in tabular form for 13 weeks, from Stage 1A to Stage 6:
| Week 2 | Basic Computer Terminology | Understand basic computer terminology | Discussion, role-
play | Create vocabulary flashcards, play computer terminology game |
| Week 3 | Basic Typing Skills | Develop basic typing skills | Demonstration, guided practice | Type
alphabet, type short sentences |
| Week 5 | Basic Painting and Drawing | Create simple artwork | Demonstration, guided practice |
Create artwork, experiment with software tools |
| Week 6 | Introduction to Digital Stories | Create simple digital stories | Demonstration, group work |
Create digital stories, share with class |
| Week 7 | Basic Online Safety | Understand basic online safety rules | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
online safety, create safety posters |
| Week 8 | Basic Word Processing | Create simple documents | Demonstration, guided practice | Create
documents, experiment with word processing tools |
| Week 10 | Basic Email | Understand basic email concepts | Demonstration, guided practice | Send and
receive emails, experiment with email tools |
| Week 11 | Digital Citizenship | Understand digital citizenship concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital citizenship, create online profiles |
| Week 12 | Online Relationships | Understand online relationship concepts | Discussion, group work |
Discuss online relationships, create online safety plans |
| Week 13 | Digital Rights and Responsibilities | Understand digital rights and responsibilities |
Discussion, role-play | Discuss digital rights and responsibilities, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 1 | Advanced Painting and Drawing | Create complex artwork | Demonstration, guided practice
| Create artwork, experiment with software tools |
| Week 2 | Introduction to Digital Music | Create simple digital music | Demonstration, group work |
Create digital music, experiment with music tools |
| Week 3 | Basic Digital Photography | Understand basic digital photography concepts | Demonstration,
guided practice | Take photos, experiment with photography tools |
| Week 4 | Advanced Word Processing | Create complex documents | Demonstration, guided practice |
Create documents, experiment with word processing tools |
| Week 6 | Basic Web Design | Understand basic web design concepts | Demonstration, guided practice
| Create web pages, experiment with web design tools |
| Week 7 | Digital Footprint | Understand digital footprint concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital footprint, create online profiles |
| Week 9 | Digital Etiquette | Understand digital etiquette concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital etiquette, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 13 | Digital Citizenship | Understand digital citizenship concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital citizenship, create online profiles |
| Week 1 | Advanced Digital Art | Create complex digital artwork | Demonstration, guided practice |
Create artwork, experiment with software tools |
| Week 2 | Introduction to Digital Video | Create simple digital videos | Demonstration, group work |
Create digital videos, experiment with video tools |
| Week 3 | Basic Game Design | Understand basic game design concepts | Demonstration, guided
practice | Create game designs, experiment with game design tools |
| Week 4 | Advanced Word Processing | Create complex documents | Demonstration, guided practice |
Create documents, experiment with
| Week 1 | Advanced Digital Music | Create complex digital music | Demonstration, guided practice |
Create digital music, experiment with music tools |
| Week 2 | Introduction to Digital Animation | Create simple digital animations | Demonstration, group
work | Create digital animations, experiment with animation tools |
| Week 3 | Basic Web Development | Understand basic web development concepts | Demonstration,
guided practice | Create web pages, experiment with web development tools |
| Week 4 | Advanced Spreadsheets | Create complex spreadsheets | Demonstration, guided practice |
Create spreadsheets, experiment with spreadsheet tools |
| Week 6 | Basic Game Development | Understand basic game development concepts | Demonstration,
guided practice | Create games, experiment with game development tools |
| Week 7 | Digital Citizenship | Understand digital citizenship concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital citizenship, create online profiles |
| Week 9 | Digital Etiquette | Understand digital etiquette concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital etiquette, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 13 | Digital Rights and Responsibilities | Understand digital rights and responsibilities |
Discussion, role-play | Discuss digital rights and responsibilities, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 1 | Advanced Digital Art | Create complex digital artwork | Demonstration, guided practice |
Create artwork, experiment with software tools |
| Week 2 | Introduction to Digital Video Production | Create simple digital videos | Demonstration,
group work | Create digital videos, experiment with video production tools |
| Week 3 | Basic Game Design | Understand basic game design concepts | Demonstration, guided
practice | Create game designs, experiment with game design tools |
| Week 4 | Advanced Word Processing | Create complex documents | Demonstration, guided practice |
Create documents, experiment with word processing tools |
| Week 6 | Basic Web Development | Understand basic web development concepts | Demonstration,
guided practice | Create web pages, experiment with web development tools |
| Week 7 | Digital Citizenship | Understand digital citizenship concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital citizenship, create online profiles |
| Week 9 | Digital Etiquette | Understand digital etiquette concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital etiquette, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 12 | Basic Networking | Understand basic networking concepts | Demonstration, group work |
Create network diagrams, experiment with networking tools |
| Week 13 | Digital Rights and Responsibilities | Understand digital rights and responsibilities |
Discussion, role-play | Discuss digital rights and responsibilities, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 1 | Advanced Digital Music | Create complex digital music | Demonstration, guided practice |
Create digital music, experiment with music tools |
| Week 2 | Introduction to Digital Animation | Create simple digital animations | Demonstration, group
work | Create digital animations, experiment with animation tools |
| Week 3 | Basic Game Development | Understand basic game development concepts | Demonstration,
guided practice | Create games, experiment with game development tools |
| Week 4 | Advanced Databases | Create complex databases | Demonstration, guided practice | Create
databases, experiment with database tools |
| Week 1 | Advanced Web Development | Create complex web pages | Demonstration, guided practice
| Create web pages, experiment with web development tools |
| Week 3 | Basic Data Analysis | Understand basic data analysis concepts | Demonstration, guided
practice | Analyze data, experiment with data analysis tools |
| Week 7 | Digital Citizenship | Understand digital citizenship concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital citizenship, create online profiles |
| Week 9 | Digital Etiquette | Understand digital etiquette concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital etiquette, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 12 | Basic Data Science | Understand basic data science concepts | Demonstration, guided
practice | Analyze data, experiment with data science tools |
| Week 13 | Digital Rights and Responsibilities | Understand digital rights and responsibilities |
Discussion, role-play | Discuss digital rights and responsibilities, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 4 | Advanced Data Analysis | Analyze complex data | Demonstration, guided practice | Analyze
data, experiment with data analysis tools |
| Week 6 | Basic Cybersecurity Threats | Understand basic cybersecurity threat concepts | Discussion,
role-play | Discuss cybersecurity threats, create cybersecurity posters |
| Week 7 | Digital Citizenship | Understand digital citizenship concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital citizenship, create online profiles |
| Week 9 | Digital Etiquette | Understand digital etiquette concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital etiquette, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 10 | Advanced Artificial Intelligence | Create complex AI projects | Demonstration, guided
practice | Create AI projects, experiment with AI tools |
| Week 12 | Basic Data Mining | Understand basic data mining concepts | Demonstration, guided
practice | Analyze data, experiment with data mining tools |
| Week 13 | Digital Rights and Responsibilities | Understand digital rights and responsibilities |
Discussion, role-play | Discuss digital rights and responsibilities, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 1 | Advanced Machine Learning | Create complex machine learning projects | Demonstration,
guided practice | Create machine learning projects, experiment with machine learning tools |
| Week 4 | Advanced Data Visualization | Create complex data visualizations | Demonstration, guided
practice | Create data visualizations, experiment with data visualization tools |
| Week 7 | Digital Citizenship | Understand digital citizenship concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital citizenship, create online profiles |
| Week 9 | Digital Etiquette | Understand digital etiquette concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital etiquette, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 13 | Digital Rights and Responsibilities | Understand digital rights and responsibilities |
Discussion, role-play | Discuss digital rights and responsibilities, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 1 | Advanced Web Development | Create complex web applications | Demonstration, guided
practice | Create web applications, experiment with web development tools |
| Week 2 | Introduction to Mobile App Development | Understand basic mobile app development
concepts | Demonstration, group work | Create mobile app development diagrams, experiment with
mobile app development tools |
| Week 3 | Basic Cloud Computing Security | Understand basic cloud computing security concepts |
Discussion, role-play | Discuss cloud computing security, create cloud computing security plans |
| Week 4 | Advanced Data Science | Analyze complex data | Demonstration, guided practice | Analyze
data, experiment with data science tools |
| Week 5 | Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning | Understand basic AI and ML
concepts | Demonstration, group work | Create AI and ML projects, experiment with AI and ML tools |
| Week 6 | Basic Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence | Understand basic cybersecurity threat intelligence
concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss cybersecurity threat intelligence, create cybersecurity threat
intelligence plans |
| Week 7 | Digital Citizenship | Understand digital citizenship concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital citizenship, create online profiles |
| Week 9 | Digital Etiquette | Understand digital etiquette concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital etiquette, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 12 | Basic E-commerce Security | Understand basic e-commerce security concepts | Discussion,
role-play | Discuss e-commerce security, create e-commerce security plans |
| Week 13 | Digital Rights and Responsibilities | Understand digital rights and responsibilities |
Discussion, role-play | Discuss digital rights and responsibilities, create online etiquette posters |
Note: This is just a sample scheme of work and may need to be adapted to fit the specific needs and
requirements of your school and learners.
| Week 15 | Introduction to Data Analytics | Understand basic data analytics concepts | Demonstration,
group work | Create data analytics diagrams, experiment with data analytics tools |
| Week 16 | Basic Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning | Understand basic AI and ML concepts |
Demonstration, guided practice | Create AI and ML projects, experiment with AI and ML tools |
| Week 17 | Digital Citizenship | Understand digital citizenship concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital citizenship, create online profiles |
| Week 19 | Digital Etiquette | Understand digital etiquette concepts | Discussion, role-play | Discuss
digital etiquette, create online etiquette posters |
| Week 20 | Advanced Data Science | Analyze complex data | Demonstration, guided practice | Analyze
data, experiment with data science tools |
| Week 23 | Digital Rights and Responsibilities | Understand digital rights and responsibilities |
Discussion, role-play | Discuss digital rights and responsibilities, create online etiquette posters |
Note: This is just a sample scheme of work and may need to be adapted to fit the specific needs and
requirements of your school and learners.
Here are the notes for the topics from Stage 1A to Stage 6:
*Introduction to Computers*
- What is a computer?
- Practicing basic typing skills (hand position, finger placement, typing games)
- Creating simple game designs and experimenting with game development software
- Creating simple web pages and experimenting with web development software
- Experimenting with data analysis software features (pivot tables, charts, graphs)
- Understanding basic AI and ML concepts (neural networks, deep learning, natural language processing)
*Basic Cybersecurity*
- Experimenting with AI and ML software features (image recognition, natural language processing,
predictive analytics)
- Creating simple cloud computing diagrams and experimenting with cloud computing software
*Basic Data Science*
- Understanding basic data science concepts (data mining, data visualization, predictive analytics)
- Experimenting with data science software features (machine learning, deep learning, natural language
processing)
- Creating simple network security diagrams and experimenting with network security software
- Understanding basic cybersecurity threat intelligence concepts (threat analysis, risk assessment,
incident response)
- Creating simple cybersecurity threat intelligence plans and experimenting with cybersecurity software
*Advanced Cybersecurity*
- Understanding basic AI and ML concepts (neural networks, deep learning, natural language processing)
- Experiment
Here are the theory exercises for the term from Stage 1A to Stage 6:
2. What is the difference between hardware and software? Give examples of each.
4. What is a pixel? How are pixels used to create images on a computer screen?
5. What is a simple algorithm? Create a simple algorithm for making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
2. What is the difference between a bitmap and a vector graphic? Give examples of each.
5. What is a simple game design? Create a simple game design using a flowchart.
2. What is the difference between a storyboard and a script? Give examples of each.
4. What is a simple programming language? Create a simple program using a visual programming
language.
1. What is web development? How are web pages created and published?
2. What is the difference between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript? Give examples of each.
2. What is the difference between a variable and a constant? Give examples of each.
4. What is a simple algorithm for sorting data? Create a simple algorithm for sorting data.
2. What is the difference between machine learning and deep learning? Give examples of each.
3. What is cybersecurity? How are computers and networks protected from cyber threats?
5. What is digital rights and responsibilities? Why is digital rights and responsibilities important?
1. What is cloud computing? How are cloud computing services used in real-world applications?
2. What is the difference between IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS? Give examples of each.
4. What is a simple data visualization technique? Create a simple data visualization using a spreadsheet.
1. What is network security? How are networks protected from cyber threats?
2. What is the difference between a firewall and a VPN? Give examples of each.
3. What is cybersecurity threat intelligence? How is cybersecurity threat intelligence used in real-world
applications?
4. What is a simple risk assessment technique? Create a simple risk assessment using a spreadsheet.
1. What is advanced cybersecurity? How are advanced cybersecurity techniques used in real-world
applications?
2. What is the difference between encryption and decryption? Give examples of each.
1. What is artificial intelligence and machine learning? How are AI and ML used in real-world
applications?
2. What is the difference between supervised and unsupervised learning? Give examples of each.
3. What is data science and analytics? How are data science and analytics used in real-world
applications?
4. What is a simple natural language processing technique? Create a simple NLP algorithm using a
programming language.
Note: These exercises are meant to be starting points and can be modified to fit the needs and skill
levels of your learners.
Here are the exercises for 13 weeks according to the topics to be covered in Term 1:
2. Write a short paragraph explaining the difference between hardware and software.
1. Match the following computer terms with their definitions: algorithm, bug, byte, pixel.
3. Write a short review of the software, including its features and benefits.
1. Discuss and write about the concept of digital rights and responsibilities.
Here are the exercises for each stage from Stage 1A to Stage 6:
2. Write a short paragraph explaining the difference between hardware and software.
1. Match the following computer terms with their definitions: algorithm, bug, byte, pixel.
3. Write a short review of the software, including its features and benefits.
1. Discuss and write about the concept of digital rights and responsibilities.
Week
Here are the exercises for each stage from Stage 1B to Stage 6:
1. Discuss and write about the concept of digital rights and responsibilities.
1. Discuss and write about the concept of digital rights and responsibilities.
1. Create a simple data analysis project using a data analysis software or app.
Here are the exercises for each stage from Stage 3A to Stage 6:
Stage 3A (Age 9-10)
1. Create a simple data science project using a data science software or app.
1. Create a simple network security diagram using a network security software or app.
1. Create a simple database administration plan using a database administration software or app.
1. Discuss and write about the concept of digital rights and responsibilities.
1. Create a simple data analysis project using a data analysis software or app.
1. Create a complex data science project using a data science software or app.
1. Create a simple network architecture diagram using a network architecture software or app.
Here are the exercises for each stage from Stage 4A to Stage 6:
1. Discuss and write about the concept of digital rights and responsibilities.
1. Create a simple data analysis project using a data analysis software or app.
1. Create a simple database administration plan using a database administration software or app.
1. Discuss and write about the concept of digital rights and responsibilities.
1. Create a simple data analysis project using a data analysis software or app.
1. Create a complex data science project using a data science software or app.
1. Create a simple network architecture diagram using a network architecture software or app.
1. Discuss and write about the concept of digital rights and responsibilities.
1. Create a simple data analysis project using a data analysis software or app.
1. Create a simple database administration plan using a database administration software or app.
1. Discuss and write about the concept of digital rights and responsibilities.
1. Create a simple data analysis project using a data analysis software or app.
Note:
- The exercises and projects listed are examples and can be modified to suit the needs and skill levels of
the students.
- The teacher or instructor should provide guidance and support throughout the term.
- The students should be encouraged to work collaboratively and share their ideas and projects with the
class.
Here are some practical exercises for each stage for the term:
1. *Typing Practice*: Use a typing software or app to practice typing the alphabet.
2. *Digital Painting*: Use a digital painting software or app to create a simple painting.
3. *Basic Word Processing*: Use a word processing software or app to create a simple document.
4. *Digital Storytelling*: Use a digital storytelling software or app to create a simple story.
1. *Game Development*: Use a game development software or app to create a simple game.
2. *Digital Photography*: Use a digital camera or smartphone to take photos and edit them using a
photo editing software or app.
3. *Basic Web Development*: Use a web development software or app to create a simple web page.
5. *Online Relationships*: Role-play a scenario where online relationship rules are applied.
2. *Video Production*: Use a video production software or app to create a simple video.
4. *Digital Rights and Responsibilities*: Create a poster or flyer about digital rights and responsibilities.
1. *Game Development*: Use a game development software or app to create a complex game.
2. *Digital Innovation*: Create a poster or flyer about digital innovation.
3. *Basic Networking*: Use a networking software or app to create a simple network diagram.
5. *Online Relationships*: Role-play a scenario where online relationship rules are applied.
2. *Data Analysis*: Use a data analysis software or app to create a simple data analysis project.
3. *Basic Cybersecurity*: Use a cybersecurity software or app to create a simple cybersecurity plan.
4. *Digital Rights and Responsibilities*: Create a poster or flyer about digital rights and responsibilities.
1. *Game Development*: Use a game development software or app to create a complex game.
3. *Basic Networking*: Use a networking software or app to create a complex network diagram.
5. *Online Relationships*: Role-play a scenario where online relationship rules are applied.
2. *Data Analysis*: Use a data analysis software or app to create a complex data analysis project.
3. *Basic Cybersecurity*: Use a cybersecurity software or app to create a complex cybersecurity plan.
4. *Digital Rights and Responsibilities*: Create a poster or flyer about digital rights and responsibilities.
1. *Game Development*: Use a game development software or app to create a complex game.
3. *Basic Networking*: Use a networking software or app to create a complex network diagram.
5. *Online Relationships*: Role-play a scenario where online relationship rules are applied.
2. *Data Analysis*: Use a data analysis software or app to create a complex data analysis project.
3. *Basic Cybersecurity*: Use a cybersecurity software or app to create a complex cybersecurity plan.
4. *Digital Rights and Responsibilities*: Create a poster or flyer about digital rights and responsibilities.
1. *Game Development*: Use a game development software or app to create a complex game.
3. *Basic Networking*: Use a networking software or app to create a complex network diagram.
1. _Online Relationships_: Role-play a scenario where online relationship rules are applied.
2. _Digital Entrepreneurship_: Create a business plan for a digital product or service.
4. _Data Analysis_: Use a data analysis software or app to create a complex data analysis project.
Create a comprehensive digital project that incorporates all the skills learned throughout the term. This
project can be a:
- Mobile app
- Website
- Game
- Technical skills
- Creativity
- Problem-solving
- Collaboration
- Communication
The project will be assessed on:
- Technical merit
Note: The specific exercises and projects can be modified to suit the needs and skill levels of the
students. The teacher or instructor should provide guidance and support throughout the term.
Here are some software applications that can be used for practicals in Cambridge Primary Computing:
1. *ScratchJr* (Programming)
1. *Scratch* (Programming)
1. *Python* (Programming)
2. *Java* (Programming)
6. *MySQL* (Databases)
Note: The software applications listed are examples and can be substituted with similar alternatives. The
choice of software should be based on the specific needs and skill levels of the students.