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GRADE 10 PRE IB (Home Room)

Pastoral Care - Sermon/Testimonial
* Heroes (Jos)
* Preparing Yourself (Wahyu)
* Give Thanks in every situation (Wahyu)
* Help one another (Wahyu)
* Blessings on Past, Present and Future (Jos)
* Happiness and Joy (Jos)
* Believe something that beyond our sight (Wahyu)
* Prayer - Daddy's Empty Chair (Wahyu)

Database Design & Implementation
~ Getting Started
Introduction
Sitting Position
1. What is a Database?
2. Database Management Systems
3. About Database Tables
4. Querying a Database
5. Database Driven Website
~ HTML
# Assessment


GRADE 11 IPA & IPS

WEB DESIGN
~ Getting Started
1. Material Outline
2. Sitting Position
3. Labcom Rules
4. Assessment
5. Last Semester's Project
6. Pre-Test
~ Quanta
Basic HTML Tag Part 1
Basic HTML Tag Part 2
CSS: Cascade Style Sheet
Table
# Assessment
Links
Form
Form Processing


GRADE 11 IB

ITGS
~ Getting Started
Knowing ITGS
Sitting Position
Labcom Rules
Assessment
Internal Assessment: Portfolio (HL)
- Making Proposal for Portfolio
- Portfolio Sample by Brian
- First Portfolio Topic
Internal Assessment: Project (SL)
External Assessment
~ Lessons
Computer Hardware: Introduction (.ppt)
Business & Employment: e-Commerce (.ppt)
Computer Networking (.ppt)
System Vulnerabilities 1, 2, 3 (.ppt)
Education : Telelearning (.ppt)
~ Discussions
Hackers - Outlaws and Angels (.mpg)
The eBay Effect (.mpg)
Surveillance (.mpg)
Movie Piracy (.mpg)
(Thanks to Ghazali ITGS Teacher)
S.1.M.0.N.E - Virtual Actress (.mov)
Social Bookmarking (.mov)
~ Assessment
1st Assessment
~ Assignment
1st Assignment


GRADE 12 IPA & IPS

Apple Mac
~ Getting Started
Sitting Position
Knowing Mac
~ Apple Program
SubEthaEdit
iChat
iPhoto
Comic Life
Screen Flow
iMovie

GRADE 12 IB

ITGS
~ Getting Started
Knowing ITGS
Labcom Rules
Assessment
Paper 1a
Paper 1b
Paper 2a
~ System Fundamental
Key Terms
Analogue and Digital Data
Operating System
Responsible Computer Use
~ Database / Spreadsheet
Key Terms
RDBMS (.ppt)
~ Word Processor & Desktop Publishing
~ Images, Sounds & Presentations
~ Modelling & Simulations
Virtual Reality (.ppt)
~ The Internet
~ Communications
~ Robotic
~ AI & Expert System


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PAPER 2a (Paper Two ITGS - Standard Level May 2002)

1. Alan left school in 1976 and was a printing apprentice with a local newspaper. On finishing his apprenticeship he became a full-time typesetter at Printex Publishing Company (PPC).
In 1985 the newspaper introduced computerized typesetting. Alan had to be re-trained in the new skills of touch-typing and desktop publishing. His job was to type articles and stories written or phoned in by journalists.
In 1987, after long negotiations between the management of PPC and the National Union of Journalists the company introduced another new system. Journalists now typed their stories directly on to the computer. Fewer typists were required. Some typists were re-trained as journalists while others were made redundant. Alan’s future remained uncertain.

a. Define desktop publishing (DTP)
b. Describe two skills that professional users of desktop publishing software must have.
c. Explain two reasons why long negotiations might have been required before the new DTP system could be introduced in the Printex Publishing Company.
d. Discuss two positive social effects that the introduction of DTP software had on the publishing industry and weigh up the importance of your arguments.
2. Money is just another form of information and, as such, it can be digitized. Money, like any other digital information can be transmitted through computer networks. Most major financial transactions take place using computers and most money is stored on computer
media. Electronic fund transfer is one of the main components of electronic commerce (e-commerce), which takes place not only on private banking networks but also on the Internet.
a. Outline how an Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) works.
b. Describe three electronic fund transfer operations that can take place without using an ATM.
c. Discuss three social implications (positive or negative) of e-commerce and weigh up the importance of your arguments.
3. The traditional advertising which occurs in magazines and newspapers is very different to the advertising which is found on Web pages.
a. State one software application which is necessary for producing
advertisements in print and one software application which is necessary for producing advertisements on the World Wide Web.
b. Describe three differences between advertising found in magazines and newspapers and advertising found on web pages.
c. Discuss three ethical considerations a company must take into account before placing an advertisement on the web and weigh up the importance of your arguments.
4. Computers have become an everyday part of children’s lives for both school work and leisure activities.
a. State two ways in which children can locate information on the World
Wide Web for their school work.
b. Describe three health issues for children related to the intensive use of computers and describe how each of them can be avoided..
c. Children often play computer games and online interactive games during their leisure time. Discuss three social effects which computer games could have on children other than ergonomic or health issues and weigh up the importance of your arguments.
5. Computer networks are now widely used by doctors and other health care workers. Medical information can be digitized and sent across networks by doctors and other health professions for consultation and diagnosis.
a. Outline one possible use of WANs (wide area networks) in health care.
b. File compression is often used when large files are sent across networks. Explain two benefits and one limitation of using file compression when sending medical information.
c. Discuss three social impacts (positive or negative) resulting from the
possibility of sending personal health records through a WAN and weigh
up the importance of your arguments.
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