This full-colour text covers the essential theory needed by students following a short course specification in GCSE information Communication Technology. In particular it provides comprehensive coverage of the AQA Specification A short course. The text is clear and, concise and designed to be accessible to students of all abilities. Each chapter contains sufficient material for at least one lesson along with several GCSE standard questions. Links to relevant web sites are provided. A section providing advice on examination technique supported by model answers to selected past examination questions is also included.

 

This book is part of a book series called Gcse .

There are 192 pages in this book. This book was published 2004 by Pearson Education Limited .

Phill Evans is a former ICT Subject Leader and ICT Co-ordinator. He is currently a Key Stage 3 ICT Consultant for a Local Education Authority.

This book has the following chapters: Chapter 1 Computer systems Chapter 2 Manual input methods Chapter 3 Direct input methods Chapter 4 Data storage Chapter 5 Output devices Chapter 6 Application software Chapter 7 Data handling Chapter 8 Collecting and checking data Chapter 9 Spreadsheets Chapter 10 Word processing Chapter 11 Computer graphics Chapter 12 Desk Top Publishing Chapter 13 Web design Chapter 14 Computer models Chapter 15 Computer control Chapter 16 The Internet Chapter 17 Computer crime Chapter 18 Data protection Chapter 19 Health and safety