Mapping Bermuda Computing Curriculum onto International IT Standards
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IT Pathway Pipeline Model: Rethinking IT Learning in Schools

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1.

Technology and society

  

1.1

Understands, explains and provides examples of how computers are used to carry out business
Course A: Basic Skills Module
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 5, Using MicroSoft Excel
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 2, Services of the Internet

  

1.2

Understands past and current trends in computer technology
Course A: History of Computing Module
Course B: Future of Computing Module

  

2.3

Understands and explains how IT impacts society and the operation and management of business
Course A: Computer Ethics Module: Lesson 3, Ethics Debate
Course A: Computer Ethics Module
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 4, Internet Securities and E-commerce
Course A: History of Computing Module
Course B: Future of Computing Module

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2.

Information literacy

  

2.1

Strives for excellence in information seeking and generation
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 3, The World Wide Web
Course A: Computer Ethics Module: Lesson 3, Ethics Debate
Course B: Advanced Web Design Module: Dynamic Web Design Project

  

2.2

Applies basic principles of visual communication to transferring data into graphics form
Course A: Web Design Module: Lesson 4, Images and Links
Course A: Web Design Module: Lesson 5, Design Strategies
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Advanced Web Design Module: Lesson 4, Dynamic Design
Course B: Advanced Web Design Module: Dynamic Web Design Project

  

2.3

Generates and pursues information and practices ethical behavior in regard to information and information technologies
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course A: Computer Ethics Module
Course B: Advanced Web Design Module: Dynamic Web Design Project

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3.

PC principles and operation

  

3.1

Performs basic personal computer operations
Course A: Basic Skills Module
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 5, Using MicroSoft Excel
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 2, Services of the Internet

  

3.2

Understands issues affecting system purchase and upgrade decisions
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 6, Buying a Computer

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4.

World wide web

  

4.1

Uses Internet as a research and business tool in a highly effective manner
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 3, The World Wide Web
Course A: Computer Ethics Module: Lesson 3, Ethics Debate
Course B: Advanced Web Design Module: Dynamic Web Design Project

  

4.2

Understands and demonstrates use of Internet for e-commerce
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 2, Services of the Internet
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 3, The World Wide Web
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 4, Internet Securities and E-commerce
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Dynamic Design Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Lesson 4, Dynamic Design

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5.

Word processing to desktop publishing

  

5.1

Creates complex desktop published documents and reports using multiple applications in teams (Photoshop, PageMaker, Excel, Access)
Course A: Basic Skills: Lesson 2-4, Word Processing with MS Word
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course A: Web Design Module: Extension Lesson, Creating Images
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Dynamic Design Project

Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

  

5.2

Selects, integrates and uses appropriate technologies to create complex professional publications (e.g., yearbook, brochure, multifold flyers)
Course A: Basic Skills: Lesson 2-4, Word Processing with MS Word
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Dynamic Design Project

Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

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6.

Graphics and image processing to multimedia publishing

  

6.1

Creates original audio, video and animation elements Incorporates and edits sound and images from various sources of input
Course A: Web Design Module: Extension Lesson, Sounds
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project

Course B: Advanced Design Module: Dynamic Design Project

Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

  

6.2

Creates interactive multimedia presentations
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Dynamic Design Project

Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

  

6.3

Selects, integrates and uses appropriate media for complex interactive multimedia presentations such as: Web presentation with music, video, & animation, CD- ROM, Video game
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Dynamic Design Project

Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

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7.

Keyboarding

  

7.1

Keyboards to 35 words per minute including numbers and symbols
Course A: Basic Skills Module: Lessons 2-4, Word Processing in MicroSoft Word

  

7.2

Proficient in keyboarding skill (accuracy and speed)
Course A: Basic Skills Module: Lessons 2-4, Word Processing in MicroSoft Word

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8.

E-mail

  

8.1

Understands e-mail system components and organization
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 1, Introduction to Networking and the Internet
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 2, Services of the Internet

  

8.2

Uses appropriate e-mail writing style and protocols for various purposes (personal/ business)
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 2, Services of the Internet
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 3, World Wide Web

  

8.3

Moderates listserv and manages e-mail address books and listservs
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 2, Services of the Internet
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 3, World Wide Web

  

8.4

Uses e-mail effectively and appropriately
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 2, Services of the Internet
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 3, World Wide Web
Course A: Computer Ethics Module

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9.

Software and systems integration

  

9.1

Works with and integrates items into project work from multiple operating systems
Course A: Basic Skills Module: Lesson 1, MicroSoft Windows Overview
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 3, Operating Systems

  

9.2

Coordinates communication between different operating environments (e. g., facilitating data exchange and communication between Unix and Windows NT networks)
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 3, Operating Systems

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10.

Database software

  

10.1

Applies database to actual situations and real world (business) problems (college, scholarships)

  

10.2

Uses, modifies, designs and creates relational databases, including queries, forms and reports

  

10.3

Critically analyzes and evaluates databases and their complex interaction Accesses and applies/ uses large scale databases for project work (e. g., GIS, census, corporate reports)

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11.

Spreadsheet

  

11.1

Performs basic personal computer operations
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 5, Using MicroSoft Excel

  

11.2

Applies spreadsheet principles to real-life situations and business problems
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 6, Buying a Computer

  

11.2

Designs, creates, modifies and troubleshoots spreadsheets
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 5, Using MicroSoft Excel
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 6, Buying a Computer

  

11.3

Uses databases functions to perform "What If Analysis" or decision models
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 6, Buying a Computer

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12.

Operating systems

  

12.1

Installs software programs and performs basic configuration operations
Course A: Basic Skills Module: Lesson 1, MicroSoft Windows Overview
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 3, Operating Systems

  

12.2

Understands compatibility issues
Course A: Basic Skills Module: Lesson 1, MicroSoft Windows Overview
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 3, Operating Systems

  

12.3

Troubleshoots basic configuration problems
Course A: Basic Skills Module: Lesson 1, MicroSoft Windows Overview
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 3, Operating Systems
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 4, Solving Computer Problems

  

12.4

Customizes operating system environments
Course A: Basic Skills Module: Lesson 1, MicroSoft Windows Overview

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13.

Programming

  

13.1

Creates simple object oriented programs using already developed source code (e. g., Java Script, Macros)
Course A: Web Design Module: Lessons 2-7, HTML
Course B: Introductory Programming Module: Lessons 1-6, Karel the Robot
Course B: Advanced Web Design Module: Lessons 6-11, JavaScript

  

13.2

Creates programs developing own source code (e. g., Web applications, free/ shareware)
Course A: Web Design Module: Lessons 2-7, HTML
Course B: Introductory Programming Module: Lessons 1-6, Karel the Robot
Course B: Advanced Web Design Module: Lessons 6-11, JavaScript

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14.

Hardware installation and configuration

  

14.1

Troubleshoots minor problems and can articulate problems to technicians
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 1, Introduction to Hardware
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 2, Computer Dissection Lab
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 4, Solving Computer Problems

  

14.2

Demonstrates basic knowledge of PC hardware troubleshooting and maintenance
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 1, Introduction to Hardware
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 2, Computer Dissection Lab
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 4, Solving Computer Problems

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15.

Network technologies

  

15.1

Performs basic set up and configuration of network hardware and software
Course A: Basic Skills Module: Lesson 1, MicroSoft Windows Overview
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 1, Introduction to Hardware
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 2, Computer Dissection Lab
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 4, Solving Computer Problems
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 1, Introduction to Networking and the Internet

  

15.2

Monitors overall network operations
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 1, Introduction to Networking and the Internet

  

15.3

Troubleshoots basic problems
Course A: Computer Systems Module: Lesson 4, Solving Computer Problems
Course A: Internet Module: Lesson 1, Introduction to Networking and the Internet

  

15.4

Implements administrative functions

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16.

Self-management, teamwork and communication skills (Soft skills)

  

16.1

Speaks effectively and persuasively
Course A: Computer Ethics Module: Lesson 3, Ethics Debate
Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

  

16.2

Analyzes, interprets information, and draws conclusions
Course A: Web Design Module
Course B: Introductory Computing Module
Course B: Advanced Design Module

  

16.3

Manages resources
Course A: Computer Ethics Module: Lesson 3, Ethics Debate
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Advanced Design Project

  

16.3

Generates ideas
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Introductory Computing Module: Karel Programming Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Advanced Design Project
Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

  

16.4

Coaches others
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Introductory Computing Module: Karel Programming Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Advanced Design Project
Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

  

16.5

Monitors and corrects systems
Course A: Web Design Module
Course B: Introductory Computing Module
Course B: Advanced Design Module

  

16.6

Leads teams
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Introductory Computing Module: Karel Programming Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Advanced Design Project
Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

  

16.7

Negotiates effectively
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Introductory Computing Module: Karel Programming Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Advanced Design Project
Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

  

16.8

Continuously improves quality of work
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Introductory Computing Module: Karel Programming Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Advanced Design Project
Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

  

16.9

Teaches others
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Introductory Computing Module: Karel Programming Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Advanced Design Project
Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

  

16.10

Generates designs
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Introductory Computing Module: Karel Programming Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Advanced Design Project
Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

  

16.11

Creates and manages projects
Course A: Web Design Module: Web Design Project
Course B: Introductory Computing Module: Karel Programming Project
Course B: Advanced Design Module: Advanced Design Project
Course B: Future of Computing Module: Futuristic Design Project

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