<p>Used with Level 1 student as evidence for assessment that they can identify components within the computer. Has also been used as a starter activity with other groups.</p> <p>Could be used at KS3 or KS4</p> <p>Various other worksheets, PowerPoint presentations and word searches have been added related to computer systems hardware</p>

<p>Covers most of the diagrams required for Cambridge Technicals Unit 6 Application Design. This covers other CT Units too</p> <p>System and application development modelling diagrams and tools</p> <p>Understanding ERDs Entity Relationship Diagrams</p> <p>Explains how ERDs are composed and the relationships between tables in a database</p> <p>Understanding UML use case diagrams</p> <p>Understanding the IPO Model for Program Design</p>

<p>Computer Hardware Worksheets have been used on Cambridge Technicals and BTEC Levels 1, 2 and 3</p>

<p>Student Work Book - for note taking during lessons. This workbook has been created for students to use in lessons over the last two years and although I have tried checking it it may contain minor errors. But being time pressured I have not been able to update this. You may change and distribute this resource as you like.</p>

<p>Resources created for an interview for Keystage 3 but have used this type of session for Level 1 students at college</p>

<p>This was created for an interview. The class was Year 8 mixed ability but would be suitable for Year 9 as well.</p> <p>Contained within these resources activities that will be required to be printed on A3 paper and could be used as a group activity . To be covid safe it would require one student to be directed by the other group members (ideally three) in the positioning of the hexagonal shaped component images on the large printout of the motherboard you can see in the image</p>

<p>A popular program with students</p> <p>Developed for the old BTEC unit 6 but I currently use it for Cambridge Technicals Level 2 Units 22 and 27 also CT Level 3 Units 6 and 14</p> <p>There is also a VB6 version included. This demonstrates the use of relative addressing of files contained within select statements. Selection in both programs is triggered by a button press, a timer, and random number this is used in a variable.</p>

<p>Logo identification activity. This activity could be used as a starter in form time. The original activity was made for a Year 8 Digital Graphics Unit, but could equally be used in Business Studies. This has been update to be and is intended to be used for Level 1 Web Development as part of developing a house style.</p>

<p>Logo identification activity. This activity could be used as a starter in form time. The original activity was made for a Year 8 Digital Graphics Unit, but could equally be used in Business Studies. This has been update to be and is intended to be used for Level 1 Web Development as part of developing a house style.</p>

<p>This presentation looks at at a high level giving and overview and basic comparison of the components of Windows and Linux operating Systems</p>

<p>Lesson 4 Power point for LO1 Different Development Models and a workbook for students to take notes in during the lesson<br /> Lessons 5 and 6 are practicals the second powerpoint is for session 7</p>

<p>Understanding the Application Development Lifecycle. Lesson PowerPoint and workbook. For part of LO1 Understand how applications are designed.<br /> The two the publisher docs can either be printed off and written on or edited with a student computer.</p>

<p>A popular resource with students learning to program in <a href="http://VB.net" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">VB.net</a></p>