SSS 1 WEEK 1 - SCHEME OF WORK


Week 1: History of Computing

 - Concept of Number system in Computer
- Common terms  of the Number System
- Concept of the Number system

Week 2: Digitalization of Data

- Definition of Digitalization of data
- History of computer development
- Types of Computer
- Component of Computer: Input and Output

Week 3 - 4: Data and Information

- Definition of Data
- Meaning of Information
- Difference between Data and Information
- Examples of Data and Information

Week 5: History of Computer

- Generation of Computers

Week 6 – 7: Classification of computers

- Classification of computer by Type
- Classification of computer by Size
- Classification of computer by Functionality.

Week 8: ICT application in everyday life

- Uses of ICT
- ICT and the society

Week 9 – 10: Word Processing

- Definition of Word Processing
- Uses of Word Processing
- Examples of MS Office Software
- Loading of MS Word
- Creating, saving and retrieving of files.

Week 11 – 12: Revision and Examination

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  1. Taneka GreyMay 5, 2025 at 12:04 AM

    The SSS 1 Week 1 Scheme of Work provides a solid foundation for learning. Similarly, the yolov8 architecture offers a structured approach for real-time object detection in AI applications.

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