Lesson 6: End of Unit Assessment

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Lesson 6: End of Unit Assessment DATA REPRESENTATION Lesson 6: End of Unit Assessment YEAR 7 @ MIDHURST ROTHER COLLEGE

DATA REPRESENTATION In this topic you have... LEARNT about binary. RESEARCHED why computers use binary. UNDERSTOOD how to convert numbers to binary and hex. EXPLORED how text can be converted to binary.

ASSESSMENT PREPARATION An understanding of binary. Denary to binary & binary to denary conversion. Have another look at your baseline tests in Showbie. Is there an area you still struggle with? Ask a friend or teacher to help you understand. Are you confident? Offer your help to other students in the room. An understanding of hexadecimal. An understanding of ASCII.

END OF UNIT ASSESSMENT Go online and sign in to your microsoft 365 accounts. Go to forms and complete the Year 7 Data Representation Baseline Test. Make sure you read the questions carefully, so that you do not make avoidable mistakes. Try your best and good luck.

Finalise your OneNote The book should include: Introduction to Binary. Denary / Binary Exercises. HEX Exercises. ASCII Exercises. You have created a OneNote topic to show your work for this topic. This should include what you have found out from research tasks and copies of tasks you have completed in lessons. Make sure you have explained how you completed tasks and referenced where you found information you used. Add appropriate images to your OneNote.

PLENARY: CLASS DISCUSS Do you have any questions about the topic? In GCSE Computer Science you will also learn how images and sound can be represented in binary.