BTEC First Diploma for IT. Scheme of Work for Computer Systems unit 3 (10 credit unit)



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BTEC First Diploma for IT Scheme of Work for Computer Systems unit 3 (10 credit unit) Overview On completion of this unit a learner should: 1 Know the of 4 Be able to.

Num of hours Teaching topic Delivery methods Guidance Resources Individual or small group research Individual or small group research Practical Computer system: types eg PC, base unit, laptop, netbook, PDA, mobile phone, games consoles, tablet, server, embedded devices (inside phones, domestic appliances, cars) Hardware components: processor speed and type; memory eg RAM, cache; storage devices, eg hard disk drive, memory stick, CD ROM, flash drive, DVD; input devices eg touch screen, graphics tablet, gaming controller, microphone, mouse, keyboard; output devices eg printer, monitor, sound; network ivity eg 3G, Wireless, Bluetooth, NIC; costs Software components: system, applications, utilities Security: risks eg phishing, malware, viruses, spam Data flow: between components eg input, output, memory, processor; representations eg block diagrams, flow chart, images 4 Assessment Assignment 1 covering criteria P1 P2 P3 M1 Assignment 1

of of of of Group work Components: ; User: types eg home, office User requirement: business need eg graphics design, company accounts; home use eg internet ivity, online games; other eg portability, cost, accessibility features Performance requirements: characteristics of component eg processor speed and type, data transmission speeds, storage capacity, battery life 4 Assessment P4, P7, M2, D1 Assignment 2 Connections: peripheral devices eg printer, speakers, digital camera, USB devices, scanner, web cam, barcode reader, graphics tablet; appropriate ion eg network card, Bluetooth, USB, Cat5, Wireless Testing: functionality eg for required use Health and safety: electrical hazards; manual handling;

impact on individuals 4 Assessment P4, P7, M2, D1 Working practices: working procedures; assess and minimise risks eg obtaining resources, recording relevant information; communicating progress and outcomes Requirements: users eg office, home; tasks eg data recording, photo editing, media playback Systems : eg operating, tools, diagnostic tools, file managers, disk utilities, back up, synchronisation; network ions eg workgroups, file sharing, internet access, email Applications : office applications eg word processing, spreadsheet, database, graphics, presentation,; games ; communications, eg web browser, email Utilities: clean up tools eg for cookies, internet history, defragmentation; drive formatting Configure: editing the desktop eg icon size, font size, colour, background, icon choice; creating startup options; creating and reconfiguring application toolbars; folder management eg access control, file permissions

4 Assessment P5, P6, M3, D2 Security: virus protection, firewall, other eg password protection, physical security 2 Review Revisiting portfolio