KS4 ICT. Mapping to WJEC GCSE in Information and Communication Technology (Based on WJEC specification for exams June 2011 onwards) Mapping Grid
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1 Subject content Data and quality of data Data and information Data validation Home entertainment Home and personal communication systems Home business Organisations: School, home, environment Emerging technologies Boardworks presentations Processing Data Handling Data Handling; Validation ICT and Entertainment; Games Technology ICT and Entertainment The Modern Workplace; Retail and E-commerce; Finance ICT and Entertainment Data Handling; Validation ICT and Education The Modern Workplace
2 ICT and learning Understanding the desktop environment Learning devices to support disabilities Software to support learning disabilities Online and distance learning services Applications software Information handling software Security issues Security issues Introduction to Software; User Interfaces Standard Working Practice; File Management ICT and Disability ICT and Disability ICT and Education Introduction to Software; Applications Software Data Handling; Database Structure; Editing Records; Validation; Sorting and Queries; Creating Forms; Printing Reports; Importing and Exporting Data; Uses of Databases Storing Data ; Advanced Options
3 Spreadsheet software Data logging and control DTP software Web and presentation software Web software Tools and techniques for creating websites Presentation software Tools and techniques for creating slide presentations Multimedia Multimedia components Hardware Memory requirements Spreadsheets and Modelling: Introduction to Spreadsheets; Formatting Spreadsheets; Formulae; Functions; Cell References and Sorting; Advanced Functions and Charts; Solving Problems with Spreadsheet Models Monitoring and Control Planning a Creative Product; Paper Publications; Word Processing Planning a Creative Product; Presentation Software; Web Design Software Web Design Software Planning a Creative Product; Web Design Software Planning a Creative Product; Presentation Software The Modern Workplace; ICT and Education; Retail and E-commerce; Finance Introduction to Hardware; Input Devices; Output Devices Storing Data
4 Software Interactive components Planning a Creative Product; Graphics; Sound; Video; ; Presentation Software; Paper Publications; Word Processing; Web Design Software Digital imaging Vector and bit map graphics Tools and techniques for creating and manipulating still images Origins of animation processes Uses in commercial and learning environments Tools and techniques for creating animated images Sound and music Hardware Software Networks Graphics Graphics Sound Sound
5 Types of networks Linking LANs and WANs Human computer interfaces (HCIs) Organisations Data protection methods Social and environmental impact Legal and ethical issues Staying safe online Data protection issues Health issues Emerging technologies User Interfaces The Modern Workplace; ICT and Education; Retail and E-commerce; Finance Social and Political impacts; ICT: Good or Bad?; Environmental and Sustainability Issues Data Protection Act; Health and Safety Act; Computer Misuse Act; Copyright; Other ICT Legislation Keeping Data Safe; Online Safety ; Online Safety Data Protection Act Health and Safety Act
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