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Computers Merit Badge

Requirements 1.Discuss (With Your Councilor) The Tips For Online Safety 2.Give A Short History Of The Computer. Explain How The Invention Of The Computer Has Affected Society, Science, And Technology. 3.Do The Following: a)Describe Four Uses Of Computers Outside The Home b)Describe Three Ways You And Your Family Could Use A Personal Computer Other Than For Games & Entertainment 4.Explain The Following (To Your Councilor): a)The Five Major Parts Of A Computer b)How Text, Sound, Pictures, And Video Files Are Stored In A Computer’s Memory c)How File Compression Works And How Compression Affects The Quality Of A File d)Describe Two Computer Chip-based Devices, And Describe How They Are “Smarter” Because Of The Chip And Its Program 5.Do The Following: a)Explain What A Program Or Software Application Is And How It Is Developed. b)Name Three Programming Languages, And Describe Their Uses. c)Name Four Software Packages You Or Your Family Could Use, And Explain How You Would Use Them. d)Discuss Ways You Can Help Protect A Computer From Viruses And How To Protect The Information Stored On A Computer. e)Describe How Computers Are Linked To Generate And Access The Internet And The World Wide Web.

6.Do Three Of The Following: a)Using A Spreadsheet Program, Develop A Food Budget For A Patrol Weekend Campout. b)Using A Word Processor, Write A Letter To The Parents Of Your Troop's Scouts Inviting Them To A Court Of Honor. c)Using A Computer Graphics Program, Design And Draw A Campsite Plan For Your Troop. d)Using A Computer Graphics Program, Create A Flier For An Upcoming Troop Event, Incorporating Both Text And Some Type Of Visual Such As A Photograph Or Illustration. e)Using An Internet Search Engine (With Your Parent's Permission), Find Ideas About How To Conduct A Troop Court Of Honor Or Campfire Program. Print Out A Copy Of The Ideas From At Least Three Different Web Sites. Share What You Found With Your Counselor, And Explain How You Used The Search Engine To Find This Information. f)Using A Presentation Software Program Of Your Choice, Develop A Report About A Topic That Has Been Approved By Your Counselor. For Your Presentation, Create At Least 10 Slides. g)Using A Digital Camera, Take A Picture Of A Troop Activity. Transfer The Picture File To A Computer And Use Photographic Software To Make It Small Enough To Send Easily As An Attachment. Then, Using A Computer Connected To The Internet (With Your Parent's Permission), Send An To Someone You Know. In Your Message, Include The Photograph As An Attachment. Verify That The Person Received Your And Was Able To View The Attachment. h)Using A Database Manager, Create A Troop Roster That Includes The Name, Rank, Patrol, And Telephone Number Of Each Scout. Show Your Counselor That You Can Sort The Register By Each Of The Following Categories: Rank, Patrol, And Alphabetically By Name. 7.Do One Of The Following: a)Using A Database Program Of Your Choice, Create A Troop Roster That Includes The Name, Rank, Patrol, And Telephone Number Of Each Scout. Create A Form Within The Database Manager To Access Each Scout's Information Individually. Show Your Counselor How The Form Works. b)Using A Software Package Of Your Choice For Computer Aided Design (Cad), Create An Engineering-style Drawing Of A Simple Object. Include The Top, Bottom, And At Least One Side View And The Dimensions. c)Create A Blog And Use It As An Online Journal Of Your Scouting Activities, Including Group Discussions And Meetings, Campouts, And Other Events. Your Blog Should Have At Least Five Entries And Two Photographs Or Illustrations. You Need Not Post The Blog To The Internet, But You Will Need To Share It With Your Counselor. If You Decide To Go Live With Your Blog, You Must First Share It With Your Parents AND Counselor And Get Their Approval. d)Create A Web Page For Your Troop, Patrol, School, Or Place Of Worship. Include At Least Three Articles And Two Photographs Or Illustrations. Your Web Page Should Have At Least One Link To A Web Site That Would Be Of Interest To Your Audience. You Need Not Post The Page To The Internet. However, If You Decide To Do So, You Must First Share It With Your Parents AND Counselor And Get Their Approval. e)Visit A Business Or An Industrial Plant That Uses Computers. Observe What Tasks The Computers Accomplish, And Be Prepared To Discuss What You Have Learned.

8.Explain The Following To Your Counselor: a)Why Copyright Laws Exist b)Why It Is Not Permissible To Accept A Paid, Copyrighted Computer Game Or Program From A Friend Unless The Game Or Program Is Considered Freeware Or Shareware. Explain The Concepts Of Freeware And Shareware. c)The Restrictions And Limitations Of Downloading Music From The Internet 9.Find Out About Three Career Opportunities In The Computer Industry. Pick One And Find Out The Education, Training, And Experience Required For This Profession. Discuss This With Your Counselor, And Explain Why This Profession Might Interest You. Report What You Learn To Your Counselor.

Weekly Plan Week #1: Week #1: Requirements: Requirements: #1, 3a, 3b, 8a, 8b, 8c #1, 3a, 3b, 8a, 8b, 8c Homework: Homework: #7 (a, b, c, d, OR e) #7 (a, b, c, d, OR e) Week #2: Week #2: Requirements: Requirements: # Homework: Homework: #7 (a, b, c, d, OR e) [Continue – Due On Week 3] #7 (a, b, c, d, OR e) [Continue – Due On Week 3] Week #3: Requirements: # Go Over #7 Homework: #6 (Pick 3: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, and h) Week #4: Requirements: # Homework: #6 (Pick 3: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, and h) [Continue – Due On Week 5]

Weekly Plan (Continued) Week #5: Week #5: Requirements: Requirements: # Review #6 Review #6 Homework: Homework: # Week #6: Week #6: Requirements: Requirements: # Review All Topics Review All Topics Homework: Homework: Prepare For Meeting With Councilor Prepare For Meeting With Councilor Week #7: (Meet With Councilor)

Week #1

Week #1: Agenda Requirement #1 Requirement #1 Requirement # 3 Requirement # 3 Break (5 Minutes) Break (5 Minutes) Requirement #8 Requirement #8 Discuss Homework: Discuss Homework: Requirement #7 Requirement #7

Requirement #1 Discuss (With Your Councilor) The Tips For Online Safety Discuss (With Your Councilor) The Tips For Online Safety

Requirement #3 Part A Describe Four Uses Of Computers Outside The Home Describe Four Uses Of Computers Outside The Home

Requirement #3 Part B Describe Three Ways You And Your Family Could Use A Personal Computer Other Than For Games & Entertainment Describe Three Ways You And Your Family Could Use A Personal Computer Other Than For Games & Entertainment

BREAK 5 Minutes

Requirement #8 Part A Explain Why Copyright Laws Exist Explain Why Copyright Laws Exist

Requirement #8 Part B-2 Freeware: Freeware: Shareware Explain The Concepts of Freeware and Shareware

Requirement #8 Part B-1 Why It Is Not Permissible To Accept A Paid, Copyrighted Computer Game Or Program From A Friend Unless The Game Or Program Is Considered Freeware Or Shareware? Why It Is Not Permissible To Accept A Paid, Copyrighted Computer Game Or Program From A Friend Unless The Game Or Program Is Considered Freeware Or Shareware?

Requirement #8 Part C Explain The Restrictions and Limitations of Downloading Music From The Internet Explain The Restrictions and Limitations of Downloading Music From The Internet

Homework (DUE: 5/25/13) Requirement #7: (CHOOSE ONE) Requirement #7: (CHOOSE ONE) a)Using A Database Program Of Your Choice, Create A Troop Roster That Includes The Name, Rank, Patrol, And Telephone Number Of Each Scout. Create A Form Within The Database Manager To Access Each Scout's Information Individually. Show Your Counselor How The Form Works. b)Using A Software Package Of Your Choice For Computer Aided Design (Cad), Create An Engineering-style Drawing Of A Simple Object. Include The Top, Bottom, And At Least One Side View And The Dimensions. c)Create A Blog And Use It As An Online Journal Of Your Scouting Activities, Including Group Discussions And Meetings, Campouts, And Other Events. Your Blog Should Have At Least Five Entries And Two Photographs Or Illustrations. You Need Not Post The Blog To The Internet, But You Will Need To Share It With Your Counselor. If You Decide To Go Live With Your Blog, You Must First Share It With Your Parents AND Counselor And Get Their Approval. d)Create A Web Page For Your Troop, Patrol, School, Or Place Of Worship. Include At Least Three Articles And Two Photographs Or Illustrations. Your Web Page Should Have At Least One Link To A Web Site That Would Be Of Interest To Your Audience. You Need Not Post The Page To The Internet. However, If You Decide To Do So, You Must First Share It With Your Parents AND Counselor And Get Their Approval. e)Visit A Business Or An Industrial Plant That Uses Computers. Observe What Tasks The Computers Accomplish, And Be Prepared To Discuss What You Have Learned

Requirements 1.Discuss (With Your Councilor) The Tips For Online Safety 2.Give A Short History Of The Computer. Explain How The Invention Of The Computer Has Affected Society, Science, And Technology. 3.Do The Following: a)Describe Four Uses Of Computers Outside The Home b)Describe Three Ways You And Your Family Could Use A Personal Computer Other Than For Games & Entertainment 4.Explain The Following (To Your Councilor): a)The Five Major Parts Of A Computer b)How Text, Sound, Pictures, And Video Files Are Stored In A Computer’s Memory c)How File Compression Works And How Compression Affects The Quality Of A File d)Describe Two Computer Chip-based Devices, And Describe How They Are “Smarter” Because Of The Chip And Its Program 5.Do The Following: a)Explain What A Program Or Software Application Is And How It Is Developed. b)Name Three Programming Languages, And Describe Their Uses. c)Name Four Software Packages You Or Your Family Could Use, And Explain How You Would Use Them. d)Discuss Ways You Can Help Protect A Computer From Viruses And How To Protect The Information Stored On A Computer. e)Describe How Computers Are Linked To Generate And Access The Internet And The World Wide Web.

6.Do Three Of The Following: a)Using A Spreadsheet Program, Develop A Food Budget For A Patrol Weekend Campout. b)Using A Word Processor, Write A Letter To The Parents Of Your Troop's Scouts Inviting Them To A Court Of Honor. c)Using A Computer Graphics Program, Design And Draw A Campsite Plan For Your Troop. d)Using A Computer Graphics Program, Create A Flier For An Upcoming Troop Event, Incorporating Both Text And Some Type Of Visual Such As A Photograph Or Illustration. e)Using An Internet Search Engine (With Your Parent's Permission), Find Ideas About How To Conduct A Troop Court Of Honor Or Campfire Program. Print Out A Copy Of The Ideas From At Least Three Different Web Sites. Share What You Found With Your Counselor, And Explain How You Used The Search Engine To Find This Information. f)Using A Presentation Software Program Of Your Choice, Develop A Report About A Topic That Has Been Approved By Your Counselor. For Your Presentation, Create At Least 10 Slides. g)Using A Digital Camera, Take A Picture Of A Troop Activity. Transfer The Picture File To A Computer And Use Photographic Software To Make It Small Enough To Send Easily As An Attachment. Then, Using A Computer Connected To The Internet (With Your Parent's Permission), Send An To Someone You Know. In Your Message, Include The Photograph As An Attachment. Verify That The Person Received Your And Was Able To View The Attachment. h)Using A Database Manager, Create A Troop Roster That Includes The Name, Rank, Patrol, And Telephone Number Of Each Scout. Show Your Counselor That You Can Sort The Register By Each Of The Following Categories: Rank, Patrol, And Alphabetically By Name. 7.Do One Of The Following: a)Using A Database Program Of Your Choice, Create A Troop Roster That Includes The Name, Rank, Patrol, And Telephone Number Of Each Scout. Create A Form Within The Database Manager To Access Each Scout's Information Individually. Show Your Counselor How The Form Works. b)Using A Software Package Of Your Choice For Computer Aided Design (Cad), Create An Engineering-style Drawing Of A Simple Object. Include The Top, Bottom, And At Least One Side View And The Dimensions. c)Create A Blog And Use It As An Online Journal Of Your Scouting Activities, Including Group Discussions And Meetings, Campouts, And Other Events. Your Blog Should Have At Least Five Entries And Two Photographs Or Illustrations. You Need Not Post The Blog To The Internet, But You Will Need To Share It With Your Counselor. If You Decide To Go Live With Your Blog, You Must First Share It With Your Parents AND Counselor And Get Their Approval. d)Create A Web Page For Your Troop, Patrol, School, Or Place Of Worship. Include At Least Three Articles And Two Photographs Or Illustrations. Your Web Page Should Have At Least One Link To A Web Site That Would Be Of Interest To Your Audience. You Need Not Post The Page To The Internet. However, If You Decide To Do So, You Must First Share It With Your Parents AND Counselor And Get Their Approval. e)Visit A Business Or An Industrial Plant That Uses Computers. Observe What Tasks The Computers Accomplish, And Be Prepared To Discuss What You Have Learned.

8.Explain The Following To Your Counselor: a)Why Copyright Laws Exist b)Why It Is Not Permissible To Accept A Paid, Copyrighted Computer Game Or Program From A Friend Unless The Game Or Program Is Considered Freeware Or Shareware. Explain The Concepts Of Freeware And Shareware. c)The Restrictions And Limitations Of Downloading Music From The Internet 9.Find Out About Three Career Opportunities In The Computer Industry. Pick One And Find Out The Education, Training, And Experience Required For This Profession. Discuss This With Your Counselor, And Explain Why This Profession Might Interest You. Report What You Learn To Your Counselor.

Weekly Plan Week #1: Week #1: Requirements: Requirements: #1, 3a, 3b, 8a, 8b, 8c #1, 3a, 3b, 8a, 8b, 8c Homework: Homework: #7 (a, b, c, d, OR e) #7 (a, b, c, d, OR e) Week #2: Week #2: Requirements: Requirements: # Homework: Homework: #7 (a, b, c, d, OR e) [Continue – Due On Week 3] #7 (a, b, c, d, OR e) [Continue – Due On Week 3] Week #3: Requirements: # Go Over #7 Homework: #6 (Pick 3: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, and h) Week #4: Requirements: # Homework: #6 (Pick 3: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, and h) [Continue – Due On Week 5]

Weekly Plan (Continued) Week #5: Week #5: Requirements: Requirements: # Review #6 Review #6 Homework: Homework: # Week #6: Week #6: Requirements: Requirements: # Review All Topics Review All Topics Homework: Homework: Prepare For Meeting With Councilor Prepare For Meeting With Councilor Week #7: (Meet With Councilor)

Week #2