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A-LEVEL ICT

A-LEVEL ICT. A2 Course Introduction. Course Structure. Introduction. You will need a copy of this text book. It will help you with your theory work and also has practical help when it comes to doing your practical tasks. ISNB: 978-0-340-96651-8. Topics. G063 (Unit 3) The systems cycle

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A-LEVEL ICT

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  1. A-LEVEL ICT A2 Course Introduction

  2. Course Structure

  3. Introduction • You will need a copy of this text book. • It will help you with your theory work and also has practical help when it comes to doing your practical tasks. ISNB: 978-0-340-96651-8

  4. Topics • G063 (Unit 3) • The systems cycle • Designing computer-based information systems • Network and communications • Applications of ICT • Implementing computer-based information systems • Implications of ICT

  5. Topics • G064 (Unit 4) • A substantial project in which you will develop, in conjunction with a third party user, a well-defined client-driven problem that will allow you to demonstrate your skills to: • Analyse a problem • Design a solution to the problem • Develop the software solution • Test the solution against the requirements specification • Document the solution • Evaluate the solution • Work with another person/people to successfully complete the above steps.

  6. Course Expectations • As A-Level students you will be expected to take control of your own studies. • Follow this simple guidelines to help you with your studies and achieve success within the course: • Always take notes during lessons • Write up your notes after lessons (we will ask you to hand in your notes on a regular basis and these should be presented neatly in a folder which is divided into sub-sections for each section of the course) • Create ‘revision nibbles’ from your notes (post-it sized memory joggers) • Revise what you have learnt and achieve the best you can

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