COMPUTER SCIENCE High School Standards



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COMPUTER SCIENCE High School Standards CONTENT STANDARD 1 1. Components Of A Computer System 1.HS.1 1.HS.2 1.HS.3 1.HS.4 Demonstrate the ability to store data on a variety of storage media, i.e., floppy, hard drive, Digital Audio Tape (DAT), removable high storage cartridge. Demonstrate an understanding of computer components and their functions. Recognize the difference between stand-alone systems, local area network (LAN) and wide area network (WAN) Demonstrate correct disassembly and assembly of a computer system and/or vice versa CONTENT STANDARD 2 2. Keyboarding Techniques 2.HS.1 Not Applicable CONTENT STANDARD 3 3. Social And Ethical Issues 3.HS.1 3.HS.2 Exploring the features and uses computerized desktop publishing, students will design i.e., brochures, newsletter, advertisements and analyze how different publishing techniques affects readers overall reaction to the created document Investigate research, reports, and editorials on social technological issues regarding i.e. software and hardware piracy, virus, government, military, education, business personal uses Revised August 2000 1 of 5

3.HS.3 3.HS.4 3.HS.5 3.HS.6 Read, discuss and write about the social ramifications of copyright laws applying to i.e., software user licenses, books, and videos Elaborate research on privacy, adaptable use policies, etc. how they compare in school, business, government, industry and on the World Wide Web Listen and inter-act with guest speakers involving technology applications and issues Give written and/or oral critiques of speeches to supplement the learning activity CONTENT STANDARD 4 4. Software Applications 4.HS.1 4.HS.2 4.HS.3 4.HS.4 4.HS.5 4.HS.6 4.HS.7 4.HS.8 4.HS.9 Demonstrate the ability to access network resources and data files. Apply skills to effectively operate commonly used (industry standard) operating systems Explain how computer applications can be used in a variety of situations i.e., learning, business, government, personal, etc. Develop and promote an appreciation for the possibilities of distance learning (learning activities that go beyond the confines of the traditional classroom) Demonstrate the ability to access instructions from a remote school site or source Prepare digital storage media by formatting or initializing Comprehend the rational and procedures for performing backups i.e., disk, file, hard drive. Create and collect digital files i.e., document files, graphic files and audio files Demonstrate an understanding of computer systems, data input and output Revised August 2000 2 of 5

4.HS.10 4.HS.11 4.HS.12 4.HS.13 4.HS.14 4.HS.15 4.HS.16 Use technology to experiment with the manipulation of data, graphic and audio files to determine how the general public will react to projects students create/generate Name, relate, operate, illustrate, apply and analyze the use of various operating systems, and applications for development and retrieval of documents and multimedia(presentation) projects Plan, research, composes, edits, and evaluates projects produced with business and personal productivity programs i.e., word processors, database, spreadsheet, desktop publishing, presentation, multimedia, web publishing, drawing, digital imaging, animation, etc. Use tutorial software to improve learning Use computer simulations for a meaningfully enhancement of desired learning Demonstrate how technology can be integrated into other content areas to reinforce the use of the technology as a practical learning tool Develop and maintain web pages for school as a means of making information available for local and global distribution CONTENT STANDARD 5 5. Problem Solving Skills 5.HS.1 5.HS.2 5.HS.3 5.HS.4 5.HS.5 Provide software resources that will allow students to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of commercial programs verses student developed programs. Demonstrate knowledge to execute troubleshooting techniques related to i.e., file formats, data type, compatibility and hardware Demonstrate an understanding to use appropriate hardware and software to integrate learning in Computer Education and other content areas. Evaluate computer documents for accuracy, validity, clarity, mail ability etc. Analyze, discuss and resolve problems caused by i.e., software, hardware, human error Revised August 2000 3 of 5

5.HS.6 5.HS.7 5.HS.8 5.HS.9 5.HS.10 Use simulations and problem-solving software Relate computer use to real-life, problem solving situations at the level of students understanding Justify consumer decisions regarding hardware and software purchases Identify routine procedures involving daily care, proper usage and trouble shooting techniques to reduce the amount of unnecessary down time Analyze the accuracy and usefulness of retrieve information CONTENT STANDARD 6 6. Historical Perspectives On Technology Performance Indicator 6.HS.1 Explore modern technology and its effects on society both locally and globally CONTENT STANDARD 7 7. Jobs Related To Computers 7.HS.1 7.HS.2 7.HS.3 7.HS.4 7.HS.5 7.HS.6 7.HS.7 Prepare for careers that use technological skills Demonstrate positive work habits (i.e., reliability, responsibility, cooperation and willingness to work) while producing timely documents with accuracy, pride, and conciseness. Develop an understanding and appreciation of careers that require technology skills Compile listing of careers requiring computer skills Communicate ideas to justify position, procedures and polices that in turns promotes leadership skills Contribute to group effort to promote team spirit of cooperation and leadership training. Rationalize the significance of technology for daily living life-long learning and employment possibilities Revised August 2000 4 of 5

7.HS.8 7.HS.9 7.HS.10 Rationalize ideas verbally and/or in writing, to justify position statements, policies and procedures to develop and promote leadership skills Understand the importance and types of academic courses prerequisite required for a variety of computer-careers Apply technology to research career options, requirements availability and income levels CONTENT STANDARD 8 8. Networking Concepts 8.HS.1 8.HS.2 8.HS.3 8.HS.4 8.HS.5 8.HS.6 8.HS.7 Demonstrate a basic understanding of network components, network types, communications components and software Apply data processing skills necessary to access remote network resources i.e., file server, printer, scanner, E-mail (electronic mail) www (World-Wide-Web -- Internet) Navigate on the information super highway (Internet) for real time communication and remote database access Using on-line services, locate and acquire desired information Complete research projects through data collection accessed from the information super highway (Internet) Identify E-mail as a viable alternative to the traditional postal system Demonstrate ability in the use of different connectivity procedures CONTENT STANDARD 9 9. Programming Concepts 9.HS.1 9.HS.2 9.HS.3 Develop a basic understanding of computer program languages, i.e., Basic, Pascal Develop simple programs using, i.e., Basic, Pascal Construct a flow chart, illustrating data processing from input to output phase(s) and rationalize the schematics, components, etc. Revised August 2000 5 of 5