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Data Be able to Discussion: • explain the concept of GIGO U8: (Pg 48- U9: (Pg
weeks
Checking differentiate • Consequences of error (Garbage In Garbage Out) 49) 46-48)
between the (GIGO) • state two types of error U10: (Pg 53- U10: (Pg
different data • Two types of error • define the term verification 58) 59)
checking • Differences between U3: (Pg 25)
• identify the various data
methods. Data Verification and verification method.
Data Validation. • define the term validation
Be able to
• Examples of different • identify the various data
identify
Data verification validation method.
COMPUTER STUDIES – SCHEME OF WORK SPN 21 1
YEAR 10
suitable data methods. • suggest suitable validation
checking • Examples of different checks for different data items
methods for Data validation with reasons provided.
different data methods. • calculate check digit e.g.
items. • Case Study: Students modulus-11
to suggest suitable
validation checks for
different data items.
• Case Study:
Calculation of check
digit - ISBN barcode
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Types of Be able to Discussion: • define the terms: digital and U3: (Pg 61) U13:
data differentiate • Give example of Digital analogue data U13: (Pg 27- (Pg 37
between the data and Analogue • describe the function of an ADC 28,169-170) Q.1)
different types data. and a DAC with examples
1 week of data and • Comparison between • define the term sound
process of data the graphs of these two synthesizing
conversions. types of data. • state advantages and
• ADC and DAC. disadvantages of analogue
display and digital display
1 week
File access Be able to Discussion: • differentiate between serial U8: (Pg 50- U9:
Methods suggest file • Students to suggest the access, random access, 51) (Pg 50-
access type of file access sequential access and indexed U13: (Pg 85- 51)
methods for methods used for sequential access. 86)
different types various storage media. • suggest the file access U3: (Pg 28)
of storage method used in a given
media. storage medium
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YEAR 10
File Be able to Case Study: • differentiate between U13: (Pg 87) U13:
update identify • For a given application insertions, deletions and (Pg 91-
processes different file e.g. a student record amendments in a file. 92)
update system, suggest an • provide examples of
processes. occurrence when a insertions, deletions and
record would be amendments for a particular
inserted, deleted or application.
amended?
File Be able to Discussion: • state the purpose of a master U8: (Pg 52- U9:
Maintenan differentiate • Case study of a file file and a transaction file 53) (Pg 52-
ce between a used for a particular • provide an example of a U13: (Pg 87- 53)
master file and application e.g. a master file and a transaction 89)
a transaction patient master file. file U3: (Pg 28)
file. Students to suggest • provide the reason for sorting
possible changes to the a transaction file before
Be able to data.
1 provide
updating a master file
week • Where are the updates • define the term merging
procedures for stored?
backup based on the updating process
• Which file needs to be • define the term file
methods . updated? generation and file dumping.
• How is the updates
carried out?
• How to recover a lost
master file?
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QUERY Be able to Hands-on: • identify several ways to U4: Homewor
create a query • Create several simple search and display through (Pg 9-1 to 9- k
statement to query refereeing a certain information in a 22)
display records single database database
with special o filter by form
1 week conditions o filter by selection
• create complex searches that
use two or more criteria (e.g.
Status = part-time AND Age
>55 years).
1 week TABLES Be able to Hands-on: U4:
• Assign a field that is Homewor
AND create and set • Create a second identical to the first table as a (Pg 11-1 to k
RELATIONS relationships table concerning unique field for later link. 11-7)
HIPS between employees’ salary • create and save the table’s
multiple tables details and database file.
experiences
Activate a database, click on query tab and create a NEW query. In the show table window,
with select and add the tables (more than one) to the query. Click and drag the table fields to the
Multiple field row of the design area, save the query or click RUN icon to see the result.
Linking access table to Word document: In word, select View menu -> Toolbars database.
Click the INSERT DATABASE icon and GET DATA. In the open data source window select Ms
Access database and the database’s file, choose a table in it. Select a style and finally OK. Click
(tick it) INSERT DATA and ALL option. Check the INSERT DATA AS field. With the steps above, the
Sharing lnk to the database file is now established.
Informati
on Creating a Mail merge : Type a letter or a certificate in word. Select Tools menu Mail merge.
between Click CREATE button and choose Form letters. Select active window, click GET DATA Open
applicati Data Source. State the access table to get the data form. Select and insert the FIELDS into the
on appropriate place in the document (i.e letter or certificate). Click MAIL MERGE HELPER ico and
the MERGE… Select ALL (records to be merge) and click MERGE button.
Export Access Data To Excel: 3 methods: (1). Use copy & Paste Method : Open access table,
highlight it and click on the COPY icon, start Excel and Paste it. (2), Export Method : start and
open an access table, select File Export, in the export table ‘payroll’ to window, select the file
type Microsoft Excel and click SAVE. (3). Office Links: Open the access table, select Tools menu
Office links. Select Analyze It With Ms Excel. A copy appear in excel
1. A ___________ _________________ is the person who looks at the manual system to see which parts to computerize
2. She looks at the manual system in terms of three stages: input, process and ______________.
3. To begin with, she will perform a _____________ _________________ in order to find out a variety of facts about the
business.
4. Going on from this, she will then perform a ___________ __________________ which will then look at whether an alternative
system would be feasible.
5. When she has completed this, she will submit a ___________ __________________ to the directors of the company.
6. If the directors are happy with the report, they will give the go-ahead for the system and the analyst can start to
______________ the system.
7. Detailed system _________________ then follows where outputs, inputs, files, software etc. are all decided.
8. The personnel involved with the new system will need to be ________________.
9. Also, ____________________ will need to be written.
10. There are three ways that a system can be implemented: ____________________ running, phased implementation and direct
implementation.
11. After a system has been in use for some time, it needs to be ___________________ to make sure that the objectives of the
system are still being satisfied.
Preliminary Analysis
Determine nature / scope of the problem.
Leave the system as it is
Proposed Improve the system
Alternative solutions
Develop a new system
Describe Costs & Aware of: unnecessary steps / errors/ redundancy
Benefits
Submit a All findings compiled in a written report
Preliminary Plan
Tools: gather any written document e.g: organizational chart
Gather data Held structured interviews, set questionnaires, observation and sampling
Use modeling tools: (any 5) data flow diagram, systems flowcharts, connectivity
diagrams, grid charts & decision tables.
Analyze the data Any analysis phases done above should be documented.
Unit testing: individual parts of the program (subroutines) are tested using test data.
Test the system (2
types) System testing: the parts are then linked together and test data is used to see if the
parts work together.
Direct approach: stops using the old system and starts using the new one.
Implement the system
Parallel approach: old and new system operated side by side until the new system has
Convert to the new shown it is reliable.
system
Phased approach: parts of the new system are phased in gradually.
Pilot approach: the entire system is tried out but only by some users.
Using instructional manuals
Train the users Video tapes movie showing clips
Live classes (1-1) or (1-Many)
Maintain the system
Design an audit trail which helps auditors to trace the record of transaction from its
Auditing
OUTPUT back through all processing and storage to its source.
Comparing the workings of the system against some preset criteria.
Evaluation