OVERVIEW OF YEAR 8 CURRICULUM FOR 2016/2017 Subject: Computing
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1 OVERVIEW OF YEAR 8 CURRICULUM FOR 2016/2017 Subject: Computing Topic Title: E-SAFETY To be able to understand about CEOP. To understand how to report a problem. To understand how to prevent a problem. To know about security online and importance of choosing a strong password. Half Term 1 Topic Title: NETWORKING Understand what is a network Understand the advantages and the disadvantages of using a network Understand the advantages and disadvantages of a wireless network Learn what hardware is used in a wireless network Understand what the 3 main wireless technologies are used (Wi-Fi, 3G, Bluetooth) Understand the advantages and disadvantages of a wired network Learn about different cable types (Coaxial, optical fibre, Ethernet, Twisted pair) Understand the properties of each cable type Understand what a NIC is and what is its job Understand what a Hub is and what is its job Understand what a Switch is and what is its job
2 Understand what a Router is and what is its job Understand the following term: ISP Broadband Fibre Copper Bandwidth Understand what network topology means Learn about the bus, ring topologies, how they work Understand the advantages and disadvantages of each topology. Half Term 2 Topic Title: PIVOT ANIMATION To understand term animation. To understand the properties and range of pivot. To know how to animate. To be able to plan work using a storyboard. TO use storyboard to create an animation. To use pivot successfully to create the animation. To understand how to evaluate own work. To understand how to peer assess. Topic Title: COMPUTING IN THE REAL WORLD How mobile phones play important part in our lives To know about mobile phone etiquette
3 To be able to identify difference audiences for the mobile phone market To understand key words relating to online security safety How to shop online safely How to shop online safely How gaming can cause health issues The risks and rules of Social Networking Topic Title: GRAPHICS To use paint tools to create a series of images. To understand to positives of paint. To understand the limitations of paint. To understand term Bitmap. To understand how to use the bitmap tools in fireworks. To understand term vector. To understand how to use the vector tools in fireworks. To know the limitations and positives of fireworks. To know how to use drawplus to create text styles. To know how to use shape tool. To know how to use brush tool. To choose graphic software to create a logo for the farm. To be able to explain the pros and cons of each of the graphics packages used. To know how to create a report.
4 Half Term 3 Topic Title: PYTHON PROGRAMMING Understand what programming is Learn how to perform basic calculations Understand what variables are Learn how to store values into variables Understand integers and string Learn how to ask the user a question Learn how to store the users response in a variable Learn how to use an IF function Learn how to use an ELIF function (else if) Learn how to create a scoring system in python Learn how use the turtle commands to draw shapes, using python Half Term 4 Topic Title: MULTIMEDIA Identify characteristics of good and bad websites. To be able to plan their PowerPoint. To source appropriate images from the internet. Start to create their PowerPoint by adding titles, text and images. To know how to add hyperlinks to pages. How to import videos into PowerPoint. How to view file sizes of videos. To use movie plus to shorten video clips. To export video into WMV format.
5 To identify level they are working at and complete appropriate work. Create an animation using frames in fireworks. To evaluate current position in this project. To know what level they are working at and what to complete. To know how to make the ppt completely automated. To know what level they are working at and what to complete To know what level they are working at and what to complete. To know what level they are working at and what to complete. Half Term 5 Topic Title: WEB DESIGN Devise criteria for judging a website Explain why an effective website must match the needs and interests of users use HTML to create a web page Evaluate existing WebPages to identify common features. Identify good and not so good features of WebPages to aid their planning. To know how to create a page in WebDesign To add additional pages To add titles to the pages To know to create a nav bar using Web Design To know how to add images To know how to text To know how to add titles To know how to design pages To know how to identify good points of work
6 To identify points to improve and evidence Half Term 6 Topic Title: SPREADSHEETS Understand the advantages of using the cell address in a formula Become familiar with the formatting tools Get an understanding of how spreadsheets are used in the real world Learn how the Average, Max and Min functions are used The importance of correct syntax when doing formulas. To know difference between and open and closed question. To identify good graph types.
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