Subject Content: Grade 10 Fundamentals
Core concepts covering computer components, data representation, operating systems, and basic productivity software applications.
1. Computer Systems and Logic
Fundamentals of **hardware/software**, **data representation** (binary, hexadecimal), and **Logic Gates and Boolean functions**.
2. Core Applications
Mastering **Word Processing** (formatting, tables, mail merge), **Electronic Spreadsheets** (formulas, functions, charts), **Electronic Presentations**, and **Database design**.
Subject Content: Grade 11 Advanced Concepts
Focus shifts to programming, system management, networking, and the societal impact of ICT.
3. Programming and Database Management
**Programming basics** (algorithms, flowcharts, pseudocode, control structures) and **Database management** (designing tables, basic **SQL queries**, generating reports).
4. Connectivity and Multimedia
**Networking and Cybersecurity** (LAN/WAN, security risks), **Internet/Web technologies**, **Multimedia**, and basic **Web Designing (HTML)**.
5. ICT and Society
Examines the **impact of ICT on society** (digital divide, e-waste), **ethical concerns**, and the **System Development Life Cycle (SDLC)**.
Skill Development Focus
The course develops competencies crucial for both exams and future ICT careers.
Practical & Problem-Solving
Hands-on experience with **productivity software** and developing **logical thinking** for programming.
Data Management & Cyber Awareness
Learning to **organize and query data efficiently** and understanding the importance of protecting data and systems.
Ethical Considerations
Recognizing the **social and ethical implications** of ICT.
Assessment Structure
The assessment typically includes a theory-based paper (MCQ) and a structured paper requiring application of concepts.
- **Duration:** 1 hour
- **Marks:** 40 marks
- **Format:** 40 multiple-choice questions testing theoretical knowledge and basic practical concepts.
- **Duration:** 2 hours and 15 minutes
- **Marks:** 60 marks
- **Content Focus:** Application of concepts to real-life scenarios, including tasks involving software, diagrams (flowcharts), and programming logic.
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