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The CPU, RAM, and Hard Drive work independently without interacting with each other.
The CPU, RAM, and Hard Drive work independently without interacting with each other.
False (B)
RAM is primarily used for long-term data storage in a computer.
RAM is primarily used for long-term data storage in a computer.
False (B)
The role of the CPU includes processing inputs and producing outputs.
The role of the CPU includes processing inputs and producing outputs.
True (A)
An input device's primary function is to display information to the user.
An input device's primary function is to display information to the user.
A Hard Drive's function is similar to that of RAM in that it stores data being actively used by the CPU.
A Hard Drive's function is similar to that of RAM in that it stores data being actively used by the CPU.
The performance of the CPU is measured by its clock speed.
The performance of the CPU is measured by its clock speed.
All computers process data in the same manner regardless of their components.
All computers process data in the same manner regardless of their components.
The CPU cannot function without RAM and requires it to operate effectively.
The CPU cannot function without RAM and requires it to operate effectively.
A higher colour depth requires more memory to store an image.
A higher colour depth requires more memory to store an image.
The resolution of an image refers to the number of bits used for each colour.
The resolution of an image refers to the number of bits used for each colour.
A lower quality image may appear more pixelated and requires less memory.
A lower quality image may appear more pixelated and requires less memory.
Hexadecimal is a base 2 system used to directly represent binary numbers for computers.
Hexadecimal is a base 2 system used to directly represent binary numbers for computers.
The hexadecimal value 'A' represents the decimal number 10.
The hexadecimal value 'A' represents the decimal number 10.
An image with fewer colours uses more memory than one with more colours.
An image with fewer colours uses more memory than one with more colours.
The binary sequence '1111' corresponds to the hexadecimal value F.
The binary sequence '1111' corresponds to the hexadecimal value F.
Computers can natively read hexadecimal values without needing to convert them.
Computers can natively read hexadecimal values without needing to convert them.
A hex number can represent decimal numbers above 15 using the letters A, B, C, D, E, and F.
A hex number can represent decimal numbers above 15 using the letters A, B, C, D, E, and F.
The logical operator 'AND' means that one of the conditions must be TRUE.
The logical operator 'AND' means that one of the conditions must be TRUE.
In binary representation, the value for 8 is indicated by the binary number '1000'.
In binary representation, the value for 8 is indicated by the binary number '1000'.
The character data type in programming can hold multiple characters simultaneously without being in quotation marks.
The character data type in programming can hold multiple characters simultaneously without being in quotation marks.
The operator '<' is used to evaluate if one number is less than another.
The operator '<' is used to evaluate if one number is less than another.
Integer data types can hold decimal values with fractions.
Integer data types can hold decimal values with fractions.
Using a while loop allows a program to execute a block of code repeatedly while a specific condition is true.
Using a while loop allows a program to execute a block of code repeatedly while a specific condition is true.
The addition operator '+' is used for multiplication in programming.
The addition operator '+' is used for multiplication in programming.
Flashcards
Spreadsheet functions (SUM)
Spreadsheet functions (SUM)
A function in a spreadsheet program that adds up numbers in a range of cells.
Spreadsheet functions (COUNT)
Spreadsheet functions (COUNT)
A function in a spreadsheet that counts the number of cells that contain numbers.
Spreadsheet functions (COUNTIF)
Spreadsheet functions (COUNTIF)
A function in a spreadsheet that counts cells based on a specified criteria or condition.
Computer components
Computer components
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CPU function
CPU function
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Binary to Denary Conversion
Binary to Denary Conversion
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Denary to Binary Conversion
Denary to Binary Conversion
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Computer Misuse Act
Computer Misuse Act
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Colour Depth
Colour Depth
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Resolution
Resolution
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Metadata
Metadata
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Binary Code
Binary Code
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Hexadecimal
Hexadecimal
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Nibble
Nibble
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What is the relationship between colour depth and image quality?
What is the relationship between colour depth and image quality?
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What is the relationship between resolution and image size?
What is the relationship between resolution and image size?
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Hexadecimal to Denary
Hexadecimal to Denary
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Denary to Hexadecimal
Denary to Hexadecimal
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Integer Data Type
Integer Data Type
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Real Data Type
Real Data Type
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String Data Type
String Data Type
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Boolean Data Type
Boolean Data Type
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Boolean Operators
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Study Notes
Year 9 Computer Science Independent Learning Revision
- Homework Sets and Due Dates: Revision is scheduled for specific dates. A schedule is provided, listing homework assignments, their due dates, and topics covered.
Data Representation
- Task: Data Representation is the first topic.
Computational Thinking
- Task: Computational thinking is the second topic to be reviewed. Spreadsheets and tutorials are provided for student practice.
Spreadsheets
- Task: Spreadsheets provide practice for the computational thinking topic. Tutorials are available for review.
Python Programming and Algorithms
- Task: Python programming and Algorithms is the next area to be reviewed.
Flowchart and Pseudocode
- Task: Students will focus on flowchart and pseudocode to revise python programming and algorithms.
Year 9 Computer Science January 2025 Exam - Unit Topics
- 7.3 Spreadsheet: Basic formulas (SUM, COUNT, COUNTIF, AVERAGE, MAX, MIN) are essential.
- 8.1 Hardware: Understand computer components (CPU, RAM, Hard Drive), their function, and how they interact. Input/output devices and their roles are also key.
- 8.2 Data Representation: Conversion between denary and binary, and binary to ASCII and hex are crucial.
- 8.5 Computer Crime and Cyber Security: Topics include Data Protection Act, copyright laws, and computer misuse.
- 9.1 Algorithms: Understand decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, pseudocode, and flowcharting.
- 9.2 Python coding: Gather user input, use variables, strings, integers, print commands, selection structures (if), and iteration (for and while loops).
Recap on Conversion Techniques
- Binary to Denary: Use tables and addition to convert between systems, understanding place values is key.
- Denary to Binary: A reverse process for converting denary to binary form.
- Converting from one system to another: The ability to convert between these systems is essential. Example conversions from binary to denary and denary to binary and etc. are relevant to complete practice tasks.
Year 7 Knowledge Recap
- Units of Data: The order of computer units from smallest to largest is essential - bits, nibbles, bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes.
Binary Addition
- Binary Operations: Perform basic binary arithmetic (adding binary numbers).
- Binary Concepts: Use specific arithmetic rules when working with binary numbers.
How are Images Created?
- Image Creation: Understand how grids of colours create visual representations in a computer.
- Binary Code: Binary-encoded values represent colour options in images on computer displays.
Colour Depth and Resolution
- Colour Depth: The number of bits used per pixel determines colour variety in digital images
- Resolution: Number of pixels in the representation of a digital image.
Data Representation: Hexadecimal
- Hexadecimal: Understand hexadecimal as an alternative and simplified representation for complex binary numbers.
- Conversion Tables: Tables show numeric equivalents in the hexadecimal system.
Converting Hexadecimal to Denary
- Hex to Denary: The process of converting hexadecimal to denary
- Calculation Methods: Use tables and multiplication methods for correct conversions
Hexadecimal to Denary Practice Tasks
- Hexadecimal to Denary Conversion: Practice using the learned methods of tables and multiplication to convert
Denary Numbers into Hexadecimal
- Practice and Tasks: Tasks are to convert denary numbers into hexadecimal format.
Year 8 Knowledge Organiser: Computational Thinking & Algorithm Design
- Data Types: Understand integers, decimals, characters, strings, and booleans.
- Boolean Operators: Use AND to validate both conditions, OR to validate at least one, and NOT
- Mathematical Operators: Execute addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication operations.
- Selection (IF-THEN-ELSE): Execute conditions, actions, and outcomes based on the condition.
- While Loop: Perform actions repeatedly until specified condition is met.
- Counting Loop: Repeat a sequence an intended number of times.
Flowcharts
- Flowchart Symbols: Interpret flowchart symbols such as start/end, input/output, decisions, processes, and loops for understanding program flow and algorithms.
- Flowchart and Pseudocode: Convert block diagrams and flowchart symbols to pseudocode and algorithm design.
Practical Question and Activities
- Practical Application: The practice questions and activities are designed to apply fundamental concepts and assess understanding.
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This quiz covers key topics in Year 9 Computer Science, including Data Representation, Computational Thinking, Spreadsheets, Python Programming, and Algorithms. It is designed to help students prepare for their upcoming exams with a focus on the practical application of concepts through tutorials and practice tasks.
