Study kit (Computer Studies F4)

Computer Studies Form 4

Authors
Stephen Mburu, Geoffrey Chemwa
Exercises kit’s authors
Stephen Mburu, Geoffrey Chemwa
Publisher
Longhorn Publishers
  • The study kit contains 47 chapters and 21 exercises of which 11 are in the chapters and 10 in the task exercises.
  • Authors
    Stephen Mburu, Geoffrey Chemwa
  • Exercises kit’s authors
    Stephen Mburu, Geoffrey Chemwa
  • Subject
    Technology
  • Grade
    Form 4
  • Kit's language
    English
  • Publisher
    Longhorn Publishers
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1. Introduction to networking and data communication

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Chapter
1.1. Networking and data communication terms
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1.2. Types of computer networks
1.3. Purpose and limitations of networking
1.4. Assessment Exercise 1.1
1.5. Elements of networking
1.6. Wireless communication
1.7. Data communication devices
1.8. Assessment Exercise 1.2
1.9. Networking software
1.10. Network topologies
1.11. Assessment Exercise 1.3
1.12. Setting up and configuring networks
1.13. Configuring IP Protocol
1.14. Revision Exercise 1

2. Application areas of information and communication technology (ICT)

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Chapter
2.1. Application areas of information and communication technology
2.2. Retail, reservation and educational systems
2.3. Communication systems
2.4. Industrial automation
2.5. Systems
2.6. Sales and marketing
2.7. Law enforcement
2.8. Revision exercise 2

3. Impact of information and communication technology on society

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Chapter
3.1. Impact of information and communication technology on society
3.2. Effects of ICT
3.3. Evolution and future trends of computing
3.4. Revision exercise 3

4. Career opportunities in information and communication technology

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Chapter
4.1. Career opportunities in information and communication technology (1)
4.2. Career opportunities in information and communication technology (2)
4.3. Further educational and training in information and communication technology
4.4. Revision Exercise 4

5. Computer studies project

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Chapter
5.1. Computer studies project
5.2. Proposed system
5.3. System analysis (Data gathering)
5.4. System design
5.5. Input design
5.6. Database and table design
5.7. System construction
5.8. HorizonMiS database tables
5.9. Database queries
5.10. Input forms
5.11. Generating reports and enforcing HorizonMiS security
5.12. HorizonMiS User Manual
5.13. Generating reports
5.14. Closing HorizonMiS system
5.15. Conclusion
5.16. Appendix

6. Extras

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Chapter
6.1. Definitions
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