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Form 4 Technology (ICT) sample questions with answers
Unit 2, try it
What must we understand first in order to understand Microsoft Access?
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How does the book say the skills of programming can be learned?
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Which of these does the overview name as confidential data that organizations must protect?
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What Form 4 Technology (ICT) covers
Questions follow the book: Technology, Secondary, Form Four, Student Book.
Unit 1. Introduction to System Analysis and Design
Lesson 1: Introduction to System Analysis and Design
- What is a system?
- Characteristics of a System
- Information System
- The Components of Information Systems
- Purpose of information System
- System Analysis and Design
- System Analyst
- System Development life cycle
- Stage of System Development life cycle
- Planning
- Analysis
- Requirement Specification
- Design
- System Construction
- Testing
- Deployment of the system
- Maintenance
Lesson 2: System Development Methodologies
- Waterfall Model
- What is agile method?
- Rapid Application Development (RAD)
Unit 2. Microsoft Access 2016
Lesson 1: Introduction to Database Management
- Overview
- What is a database?
- Why do we use a database?
- The advantages of having a database include:
- Disadvantages of Database
- Database Objects:
- I. Tables
- Table 2.1: Microsoft Access Data Types
- II. Forms
- III. Queries
- IV. Reports
Lesson 2: Managing Databases and Objects
- Getting Started Microsoft Access 2016
- To open Microsoft Access 2016:
- Working with your Access environment
- The Ribbon
- To minimize and maximize the Ribbon:
- The Quick Access Toolbar
- Backstage view
- The Navigation pane
- To minimize and maximize the Navigation pane:
- Sorting Objects in the Navigation pane
- Creating a database
- Creating a Table
- To open an existing database:
- To close a database:
- To open an object:
- Saving objects
- To close an object:
- To rename an object:
Lesson 3: Working with Tables
- Table basics
- To open an existing table:
- Navigating within tables
- Adding records and entering data
- To save a record:
- Editing records
- To delete a record:
- Resizing fields and rows
- Hiding fields
- Alternate row color
- Creating Primary Keys in a Table
- To create a Primary Keys
Lesson 4: Working with Forms
- Overview
- Why use forms?
- To create a form
- To open an existing form:
- To add a new record:
- To find an existing record to view or edit:
- To save the current record:
- To delete the current record;
Lesson 5: Designing a Query
- Overview
- What are queries?
- Advantages of query:
- To create a simple query:
- To modify a query:
- Designing a Multi table Query
- Planning a query
- Creating a multi table query
Lesson 6: Creating Reports
- Overview
- To create a report:
- To save your report:
- To delete a field in a report:
- Printing reports in Print Preview
Unit 3. Programming
Lesson 1: Basics of Programming
- Overview
- What is a Programming?
- Programming Languages
- IDE
- What is debugging?
- Syntax errors
- Runtime errors
- Semantic errors
- Debugging
- Stepping
- Most popular programming languages
- Why Python?
Lesson 2: Introduction to Programming Using Python
- Overview
- Getting Python
- Installing Python on Windows
- Open IDLE
- Your First Python Program
- The Interactive Window
- The Script Window
- Values, Data Types, Variables and Expressions
- Data Types
- String
- Integers
- Floats
- Expressions
- Basic Calculations in Python
- More Complex Calculations
- String expressions
- Variables
- Creating Variables with Assignment Statements
- Variable names
- Comments in Python
- Reading Input from the Keyboard
- Reading Numbers with the input Function
- Calculating a Percentage
- Conditional Statements and Boolean Logic
- If Statement
- Boolean Expressions and Relational Operators
- Using the if Statement
- The if-else Statement
- Using the if-else Statement
- The if-elif-else Statement
- Using the if-elif-else Statement
- Loop Structures for Repetitions
- The for Loop: A Count-Controlled Loop
- Iterating over a List with the for Loop
- Using the range Function with the for Loop
- Using the Target Variable inside the Loop
- Letting the User Control the Loop Iterations
- The while Loop: A Condition-Controlled Loop
- Infinite Loops
Unit 4. ICT Security and Ethics
Lesson 1: Digital Security, Safety and Privacy
- Overview
- Digital Security Risks
- Cybercrime
- Internet and Network Attacks
- Tips to Safeguards against Internet and Network Attacks
- Firewalls
- Access Controls
- User Names and Passwords
- Software Theft
- Information Theft
- Tips to Safeguards against Information theft
- Backing Up
Lesson 2: Computer Ethics
- Overview
- What are ethics?
- Computer ethics
- Intellectual property
- Copyright
- Plagiarism
- Privacy Concerns
- Free Software, Freeware and Shareware
- Free software
- Freeware
- Shareware
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