Secondary Computing and ICT Curriculum

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Secondary Computing and ICT Curriculum MASTERY STATEMENTS: YEAR 9 CAROUSEL Computing ICT Digital Literacy E-safety I can use and interpret an algorithm through its Pseudocode. (C1) I understand the difference between the Internet and the World Wide Web (IT1) I can explain the what ‘Cloud’ is can consider the advantages and disadvantages of cloud computing (DL1) I know why passwords are needed and can identify a strong password. (ES1) I can use print and input functions to create a simple program which include variables and loops. (C2) I can explain how people break cyphers and read encrypted data. (IT2) I can recognise suitable programs and devices to be used to solve a problem(DL2) I know the dangers of social media, how to create a safe profile and show others how to stay safe online. (ES2) I can identify data types and explain their function. (C3) I can use the selection statements IF, ELSE and ELIF within a program. (C4) I can locate errors in syntax and make corrections(C5)