Learning Strategies
  • Builds on prior knowledge, experiences, skills and positive values and attitudes that students have acquired through the shool-based Computer Literacy curriculum.
  • Emphasises the significance of both theoretical and applied learning through the use of common applications of ICT in daily life.
  • Promotes independent learning through doing project in various fields.
  • Ensures a close alignment between curriculum, pedagogy and assessment.
Curriculum

S1 Computer Literacy

  • Use of WSCPortal/Intranet/School webpage/Moodle
  • Computer system
  • Word Processing
  • Micro:bit programming

S2 Computer Literacy

  • Spreadsheet
  • Scratch programming
  • Use of Arduino UNO (Tinkercad)

S3 Computer Literacy

  • Database (Access and simple SQL)
  • STEM project

NSS Information and Communication Technology

The Compulsory Part

  • A. Information Processing
    • Introduction to Information Processing
    • Data Organisation and Data Control
    • Data Representation
    • Data Manipulation and Analysis
  • B. Computer System Fundamentals
    • Basic Machine Organisation
    • System Software
  • C. Internet and its Applications
    • Networking and Internet Basics
    • Internet Services and Applications
    • Elementary Web Authoring
    • Threats and Security on the Internet
  • D. Computational Thinking and Programming
    • Problem Formulation and Analysis
    • Algorithm Design
    • Program Development
    • Program Testing and Debugging
  • E. Social Implications
    • Technological Innovations
    • Health and Ethical Issues
    • Intellectual Property

The Elective Part

  • A. Databases
    • Relational Databases Concepts
    • SQL
    • Database Design Methodology