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IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)   IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)
Section 1 : Types & Components of Computer Systems   Section 2 : Input & Output Devices
 
         
  Contents:     COMING SOON
  1. Introduction to Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication      
  Technology 0417      
  2. Why use computers?      
  2.1. Computers can      
  2.2. Disadvantages of using computers      
  3. Define Hardware, giving examples      
  4. Define Software, giving examples      
  4.1. System Software      
  4.2. Application Software      
  4.3. Describe the difference between Hardware and Software      
  5. Identify the main components of a Desktop ( General-purpose Computer )      
  5.1. Central Processing Unit      
  5.2. Microprocessors with Advantages & Disadvantages      
  5.3. Internal Hard Drive      
  5.4. Main Memory      
  5.4.1. Read-only Memory (ROM)      
  5.4.2. Random Access Memory (RAM)      
  5.5. Input Devices      
  5.6. Output Devices      
  5.7. Secondary/ Backing Storage Devices      
  5.7.1. Magnetic media      
  5.7.2. Optical media      
  6 .Operating Systems      
  6.1. Functions of Operating Systems      
  7. Human - Computer Interface (HCI)      
  7.1. Graphical User Interface (GUI)      
  7.1.1. Features of Graphical User Interface      
  a. Windows      
  b. Icons      
  c. Menus      
  d. Pointers      
  7.1.2. Advantages and Disadvantages of GUI      
  7.2. Command Line Interface (CLI) with advantages and disadvantages      
  8. Identify different types of computer including Personal Computer      
  or Desktop Computer      
  8.1. Desktop Computers / Personal Computers (PC) with advantages      
  and disadvantages      
  8.2. Laptop Computers with advantages and disadvantages      
  .3. Netbooks with advantages and disadvantages      
  8.4. Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and Palmtops with      
  advantages and disadvantages      
  8.5. Mainframe Computer with advantages and disadvantages      
  9. Recent Development in ICT      
  9.1 Web 2.0      
  9.2 Blogs and Blogging      
  9.3 Wikis      
  9.4 Media Uploading Sites      
  9.4.1 YouTube      
  9.4.2 Vimeo      
  9.4.3 Flickr      
  9.4.4 PhotoBucket      
  9.4.5 MySpace      
  9.4.6 ccMixter      
  9.5 Social Networks      
  9.5.1 Facebook      
  10. Advice on Answering ICT Exam Questions      
  10.1. Words used in questions      
  10.2. Timing      
  11. Grade thresholds for International General Certificate      
  of Secondary Education      
  12. Exercises and Activities with Exam Questions (2007-11)      
  13. Information & Communication Technology – Crossword Puzzle      
  14. IGCSE ICT Cambridge University Press 2010 Glossary of Key ICT terms      
         
         
  No. of Pages: 95      
  Syllabus: 2011-13      
  Exam Paper: 0417/01      
  Key Stages: 3-4      
  Year: 7-11      
         
  This eBook is compatible with the following curriculums:      
  (a) IGCSE (Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary      
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  ICT (Information and Communication Technology) 0417      
  (b) GCSE (Cambridge General Certificate of Secondary Education) ICT      
  (Information and Communication Technology) 0417      
  (c) Computer Studies      
         
         
 
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IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)   IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)
Section 3 : Storage Devices and Media   Section 4 : Computer Networks
 
         
  COMING SOON     Contents:
        1. Introduction to Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication
        Technology 0417
        2. Introduction to Cambridge International Diploma ICT Starters (Initial Steps,
        Next Steps, On Track)
        3. Computer Networks
        3.1. Connection method
        3.2. Purpose of using Computer Networks
        3.3. Advantages and Disadvantages of Computer Networks
        4. Common Types of Network
        4.1. Local Area Network (LAN) with Advantages & Disadvantages
        Types of LAN Network Topologies
        4.1.1. Ring Network with Advantages & Disadvantages
        4.1.2. Bus Network with Advantages & Disadvantages
        4.1.3. Star Network with Advantages & Disadvantages
        4.1.4. Tree Networks with Advantages & Disadvantages
        4.2. Wireless LANs (WLANs) with Advantages & Disadvantages
        4.2.1. WiFi
        4.2.2. Bluetooth
        4.3. Wide Area Network (WAN)
        4.3.1. Modems
        State the difference between Analogue data and Digital data. Explain the
        need for conversion between analogue and digital data
        4.3.2. Network Hubs
        4.3.3. Hosts
        4.3.4. Network Interference Cards
        4.3.5. Switches
        4.3.6. Bridges
        4.3.7. Routers
        4.3.8. HTTP Proxy Servers
        5. Common Network Environments
        5.1. Internet
        Accessing the internet
        5.1.1. Dial-up internet access
        5.1.2. Cable internet access
        5.1.3. Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) / broadband internet access
        Advantages & Disadvantages of Internet
        5.2. Intranet
        5.3..Internet vs. Intranet
        6. Network Security
        6.1. User ID
        6.2. Password
        6.3. Encryption
        6.4. Private and Public Keys Encryption
        6.5. Authentication Techniques
        Advantages & Disadvantages of Intranet
        7. Discuss the problems of confidentiality and Security of data,
        including problems surrounding Common network environments
        7.1. Hackers
        7.2. Undesirable adult material
        7.3. Computer viruses
        7.4. Computer fraud
        8. Communication Methods
        8.1. Fax with Advantages & Disadvantages
        8.2. E-mail with Advantages & Disadvantages
        8.3. Bulletin Boards with Advantages & Disadvantages
        8.4. Tele Conferencing with Advantages & Disadvantages
        8.5. Video conferencing with Advantages & Disadvantages
        8.6. VOIP with Advantages & Disadvantages
        9. Describe how to set up a small network involving access to the
        internet, understanding the need to set up the use of a browser,
        email and an ISP.
        10. Advice on Answering ICT Exam Questions
        10.1. Words used in questions
        10.2. Timing
        11. Grade thresholds for International General Certificate
        of Secondary Education
        12. Exercises and Activities with Exam Questions (2007-11)
        13. Information & Communication Technology – Crossword Puzzle
        14. IGCSE ICT Cambridge University Press 2010 Glossary of
        Key ICT terms
         
         
        No. of Pages: 157
        Syllabus: 2011-13
        Exam Paper: 0417/01
        Key Stages: 3-4
        Year: 7-11
         
        This eBook is compatible with the following curriculums:
        (a) IGCSE (Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education)
        ICT (Information and Communication Technology) 0417
        (b) GCSE (Cambridge General Certificate of Secondary Education) ICT
        (Information and Communication Technology) 0417
        (c) Computer Studies
        (d) ICT Starters Modules for Stage 1
         
         
       
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IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)   IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)
Section 7.1e: Computer Control Systems   Section 7.1e: LOGO Programming Language
 
         
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IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)   IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)
Section 7.2 : Operating Systems   Section 8 : System Analysis and Design
 
         
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IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)   IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)
Section 9 : Communication   Section 10 : Documentation Production
 
         
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IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)   IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)
Section 11 : Data Manipulation   Section 12 : Integration
 
         
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IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)   IGCSE: ICT (Information & Communication Technology)
Section 13 : Output Data   Section 14 : Data Analysis
 
         
  COMING SOON     Contents:
        1. Introduction to Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication
        Technology 0417
        2. Introduction to OCR Certificate/Diploma for IT Users (CLAiT)
        3. Introduction to Cambridge International Diploma ICT Starters
        4. Spreadsheets
        4.1 What is a spreadsheet?
        4.2 What are Spreadsheets used for?
        4.3 What can Spreadsheets do?
        5. Who uses spreadsheets?
        5.1 Accountants
        5.2 Teachers
        5.3 Engineers
        5.4 Sales people
        5.5 Scientists
        5.6 Supermarkets
        5.7 Market researchers
        6. Spreadsheet Modelling
        6.1 Model
        6.2 Definition of Modelling
        6.3 Spreadsheet Modelling
        6.4 Why do spreadsheets make good models?
        6.5 Features of Spreadsheets Modelling
        6.5.1 Formulae Charts
        6.5.2 Goal Seek Tool
        6.5.3 Graphs and Charts
        6.5.4 Regression Analysis
        6.6 Financial Modelling Chancellor
        7. Computer Models
        7.1 Weather Models
        7.2 Civil Engineering Models / buildings / engineering / architectural
        7.2.1 Bridge Design Models
        7.2.2 Building a new Sky Scraper Models
        7.2.3 Rollercoaster Design / Fairground Rides Models
        7.2.4 Nuclear Reactions Models
        7.2.5 Fire Simulation Models
        7.2.6 Car Crash Models
        7.2.7 Flight Simulation Models
        7.2.8 Pilot Training Models
        7.2.9 Flight Traffic Control Models
        7.2.10 Scientific Models
        7.2.11 Large Scale Chemical Experiments / Reactions Models
        7.2.12 Drug Trials Model
        7.2.13 Mathematical Models
        7.2.14 Global Warming Models
        7.2.15 Economic Models
        7.2.16 Population Growth Models
        7.2.17 Earthquake Models
        7.2.18 Space Exploration Models
        7.3 Why are Computer Models used instead of Real things?
        8. Simulations
        9. Advantages and Disadvantages of Modeling and Simulation
        10. Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010 Application Software
        10.1 What is Microsoft Excel 2010?
        10.2 How to open Microsoft Excel 2010?
        10.3 The Quick Access Toolbar
        10.4 The Title Bar
        10.5 The Ribbon
        10.6 What are Worksheets?
        10.7 What are Cells?
        10.8 Moving around a Worksheet
        10.9 Entering Data in Excel
        10.10 Deleting Data in Excel
        10.11 Making Changes / Edit Data
        10.12 Editing through Formula Bar
        10.13 Saving a File
        10.14 Exiting Excel
        10.15 Developer Tab
        11. Using Formulae / Rules in Microsoft Excel 2010 Application Software
        11.1 Type-in Method
        11.2 Point Method
        11.3 Function Method
        11.4 Arrow Key and Anchor Method
        11.5 Mouse Method
        11.6 AutoSum METHOD - S
        11.7 Subtraction
        11.8 Division
        11.9 Multiplication
        11.10 Test Data
        11.11 Absolute References
        11.12 Relative References
        12. Using Functions in Microsoft Excel 2010 Application Software
        12.1 Lookup and Reference
        12.1.1 MATCH
        12.1.2 VLOOKUP
        12.1.3 HLOOKUP
        12.2 Math and Trigonometry Functions
        12.2.1 LOG
        12.2.2 SUM
        12.2.3 ROUND
        12.2.4 ROUNDDOWN
        12.2.5 ROUNDUP
        12.2.6 SUMIF
        12.3 Logical Functions
        12.3.1 IF
        12.3.2 True
        12.3.3 False
        12.4 Statistical Functions
        12.4.1 MAX
        12.4.2 MIN
        12.4.3 AVERAGE
        12.4.4 COUNT
        12.4.5 COUNTIF
        13. Creating Charts & Graphs with Microsoft Excel 2010 Application Software
        13.1 Chart Tools
        13.2 Chart Styles
        13.3 Chart Types
        13.4 Changing Chart Colours
        13.5 Changing Text
        13.6 Changing (Renaming) Excel 2010 Tabs
        13.7 Some Additional Charting
        13.7.1 Sizing your Graph Area
        13.7.2 Legend Area
        13.7.3 Printing Charts
        14. Printing a Spreadsheet
        14.1 Print Preview
        14.2 Printing a Selection
        14.3 Page Layout View
        14.4 Headers and Footers
        15. Microsoft Excel Keyboard Shortcuts
        16. FAQ’s IGCSE ICT 0417/01/02
        17. Advice on Answering ICT Exam Questions
        17.1 Words used in questions
        17.2 Timing
        18. Grade thresholds for ICT IGCSE
        19. Exercises & Activities
        20. Skills Assessment Booklet
        21. Spreadsheets Word Search Puzzle
        22. Information & Communication Technology – Crossword Puzzle
        23. IGCSE ICT Cambridge University Press 2010 Glossary of Key ICT terms
         
         
        No. of Pages: 223
        Syllabus: 2011-13
        Exam Paper: 0417/01/02/03
        Key Stages: 2-4
        Year: 5-11
         
        This eBook is compatible with the following curriculums:
        (a) IGCSE (Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education)
        ICT (Information and Communication Technology) 0417
        • Unit 1A An introduction to modelling
        • Unit 3D Exploring Simulations
        • Unit 5D Introduction to spreadsheets
        •Unit 6B Spreadsheet Modelling
        • Unit 7D Models rules and investigations
        (b) GCSE (Cambridge General Certificate of Secondary Education) ICT
        (Information and Communication Technology) 0417
        (c) Computer Studies
        (d) Computer Literacy and Information Technology (CLAiT) – International
        (e) ICT Starters Modules for Stage 1:
        • Starting Graphs (4271)
        • Spreadsheets for a Purpose (4291)
        • Exploring Spreadsheets (4280)
         
       
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