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Page 1: COMPUTING. Duration of the course An optional subject that is commenced at Form 3. Syllabus spread over three years. Four Lessons per week. COMPUTING.

COMPUTING

Page 2: COMPUTING. Duration of the course An optional subject that is commenced at Form 3. Syllabus spread over three years. Four Lessons per week. COMPUTING.

Duration of the course• An optional subject that is commenced at Form 3.

• Syllabus spread over three years.

• Four Lessons per week.

COMPUTING

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Computer Studies & ICT• Computer Studies IS NOT ICT

• Computer Studies leads to MATSEC while ICT leads to ECDL

• Computer Studies includes much more theory than ICT

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ICT - ECDL

COMPUTING

‘O’ LEVEL COMPUTING

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• It includes a wide spectrum of topics that give you a general idea on most aspects of computing, including: programming, hardware, software, problem solving, etc.• Investigates the effects of computers in our everyday life.• Includes both theoretical and practical topics.

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The Content

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Opt for Computer Studies ONLY if you are ready to

focus both on the PRACTICAL and the

THEORETICAL topics.They are BOTH fundamental.

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• Mathematics, English, and ICT are three subjects which, in their own way, act as a bonus for a student who opt for Computer Studies.

• You should be ready to work both individually and also in a group.

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Any prerequisites?

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• Computing gives you an idea on the major areas of computing, hence you will be able to make an informed decision when it comes to choose from the numerous courses regarding the technological areas at post-secondary level.• ‘A’ Level Computing

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But why Computing?

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• Computing is not ICT• ECDL Certification is not equivalent to Computer Studies ‘O’ Level• Computer Studies includes both Practical and Theoretical topics.• The first step for those who would like a career in the technological sphere.

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SUMMARY

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If you opt for computing because you think it is an easier subject,then you’d better think twice before you select it!

Being a Computer Studies student is a very rewardingbut also challenging!

Are you ready for the challenge?

Thanks for your attention.