This is the complete ICT (Core) WAEC Syllabus for this years WAEC examination. Candidates for WAEC GCE (External) and candidates for WAEC SSCE (Internal) are reminded to use this syllabus to prepare for their examination. Click here "WAEC Syllabus" to get the rest of the subjects.
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ICT (Core) WAEC Syllabus
Below is the WAEC Syllabus for this year; kindly make judicious use of it.
(1) candidates’ knoweldge and understanding of the basic concepts of Information and Communication Technology.
(2) the capabilities of candidates in the application of ICT knowledge in education and business.
(3) candidates’ preparedness for higher studies.
taken at one sitting.
PAPER 1: Will consist of forty multiple-choice objective questions all of which must be
answered within 45 minutes for 20 marks.
PAPER 2: Will consist of four compulsory test of practical knowledge questions, and six
essay-type questions. Candidates will be required to answer the compulsory
test of practical questions and any two of the other questions within 2 hours for 80 marks.
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AIMS:
(1) candidates’ knoweldge and understanding of the basic concepts of Information and Communication Technology.
(2) the capabilities of candidates in the application of ICT knowledge in education and business.
ICT (Core) WAEC Syllabus |
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SCHEME OF EXAMINATION:
taken at one sitting.
PAPER 1: Will consist of forty multiple-choice objective questions all of which must be
answered within 45 minutes for 20 marks.
PAPER 2: Will consist of four compulsory test of practical knowledge questions, and six
essay-type questions. Candidates will be required to answer the compulsory
test of practical questions and any two of the other questions within 2 hours for 80 marks.
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DETAILED SYLLABUS:
TOPIC NOTES |
1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Meaning of ICT and its related
TO BASIC ICT terminologies. CONCEPTS AND 1.2 Uses of ICT tools e.g.mobile phones, COMPUTERS computers, Internet, television set, radio, etc. 1.3 Impact of ICT on Education, Social and Economic Development. distinction between data and information. 1.5 Types and uses of computers. 2 COMPUTER 2.1 Categories of computer hardware: HARDWARE system unit, peripherals and storage media. 3 COMPUTER 3.1 Types of software: SOFTWARE System and application software. 3.2 Open source and proprietary software. 4 THREATS TO 4.1 Meaning of computer threats. COMPUTERS 4.2 Categories of computer threats. AND USERS 4.2.1 Natural threats e.g. earth-quakes, heat, floods, etc. 4.2.2 Human threats e.g.viruses, worms, intentional damage, etc. 4.3 Health hazards to computer users: causes and effects. 4.4 Remedies to threats and hazards. 5 WORD PROCESSING 5.1 Word Processing packages, their uses and importance. 5.2 Related concepts and terminologies 5.3 Creating and saving documents. 5.4 Editing, formatting and insertion of objects e.g. tables, graphics, etc. 5.5 Printing of documents. 5.6 Speed and Accuracy in typing at 30-35 words per minute. 6 SPREADSHEET 6.1 Spreadsheet packages, their uses and importance. 6.2 Related concepts and terminologies 6.3 Types of data and their uses. 6.4 Creating and saving workbook. 6.5 Constructing and inserting formulae and functions. 6.6 Editing and formatting worksheets. 6.7 Printing worksheets. 7 PRESENTATION 7.1 Presentation Packages, uses and importance. 7.2 Creating and saving presentations. 7.3 Editing, formatting and insertion of objects. 7.4 Slide shows. 7.5 Master slides. 7.6 Factors to consider before delivering a presentation. 7.7 Printing Presentation documents. 8 THE INTERNET 8.1 Meaning, concepts, terminologies and requirements. 8.2 Features and uses of browser windows. 8.3 Rules and regulations in the use of the Internet (Netiquette). 8.4 Sending and accessing e-mail. 8.5 Internet related tools for communication, e.g. chatting, downloading, uploading, search engines, facebook, etc. |
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