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2. Yr9
Year 9 pupils receive 1 period per fortnight - this usually equates to 3 lessons per half term. Year 9 focusses on allowing pupils who may be interested in taking computer science further (to GCSE) an
introduction to some of the elements contained in the GCSE syllabus. Year 9 is also commited to making computer science fun for pupils who may have no interst in the technical aspects of the subject
but enjoy the creativity & group work involved in games development. Peer evaluation & assessment is at the heart of this year & pupils will be expected to produce a programming project each
fortnight which they allow others to evaluate & comment on.
Contact Time:- 1 lesson per fortnight
Term
T1 - 1/2 a
T1 - 1/2 b
T1 - 2/2 a
T1 - 2/2 b
T2 - 1/2 a
T2 - 1/2 b
T2 - 2/2 a
T2 - 2/2 b
T2 - 1/2 a
T2 - 1/2 b
T2 - 2/2 a
T2 - 2/2 b
Noof
Lessons Walkthru
6 FSM & Shroddy
6 CodeClub#1
6 CodeClub#2
6 CodeClub#3
6 CodeClub#4
6 CodeClub etc.
6 CodeClub etc.
6 CodeClub etc.
6 CodeClub etc.
6 CodeClub etc.
6 CodeClub etc.
6 CodeClub etc.
HOMEWORK:-
PDF Instructional
Shark Attack Game
Helicopter Cave Game
Jab Ball Game
Racing Car Game
Scratch your Name
** Make your own / Podcast **
** Make your own / Podcast **
** Make your own / Podcast **
** Make your own / Podcast **
** Make your own / Podcast **
** Make your own / Podcast **
** Make your own / Podcast **
Theory
Arithmetic using Binary (Discuss Entry Level OCR qualification with Extension pupils)
Busses on the Motherboard (Computer Architecture)
Central Processing Unit functions
Decode & Execute
Encryption & Turing
Fetch Execute cycle with MultiCore Processors
General Purpose Appliations Vs Bespoke
HTML (5) & CSS
Internet Issues - eSafety, Net Neutrality, Censorship
Joining up the web (Network Topolgies)
Komputer Misuse Act & Kopyright
Lucy Vs Man - Suitability of Automation & Robotics
Homework will be project based (suggestions are listed) & peer assessed in the next lesson
Pupils must identify the 5 turing elements in their project & present these to class over the term
Project Resources
#1 Pong Game
#2 Shark Attack
#3 Space Invaders
#4 Frogger
http://nebomusic.net/basicpongdirections.pdf
http://www.teach-ict.com/contributors/dan_phelan/Scratch%20Guide%20-%20Shark%20Attack%20Game.pdf
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9XTUAYDp0U&list=PLHP_6tpxsbnK3bk36jMD2aJ9W4tN1sYPi
http://www.witty.ca/scratch-frogger.html
Walkthru
CodeClub#1
CodeClub#2
CodeClub#3
CodeClub#4
CodeClub#5
01-Felix-and-Herbert-WALK-THROUGH.pdf
02-Whack-a-Witch-v2.pdf
03 Fireworks.sb
04-Fruit Machine
06-Desert Race
3. who may be interested in taking computer science further (to GCSE) an
r pupils who may have no interst in the technical aspects of the subject
ar & pupils will be expected to produce a programming project each
n.
Project Work Suggestions
Pong, Tetris
Breakout, Tank Attack
MarioKart, Helicopter
Knight Quest, Labyrinth
3D Maze Game EXTENDED
Frogger EXTENDED
KINNECT &/or WiiMote
KINNECT &/or WiiMote
.csv &/or Webcrawler
.csv &/or Webcrawler
UDP, Mesh
Space Invaders, Donkey Kong
Extension Activities
Hbox games controller - DT cross curr
Wii controller
Makey - banana
Kinnect - space invaders
Microphone - group cheer pong paddle up
Pico (if working with W7)
Inspiration
http://www.pica-pic.com/
http://www.playmycode.com/
4. who may be interested in taking computer science further (to GCSE) an
r pupils who may have no interst in the technical aspects of the subject
ar & pupils will be expected to produce a programming project each
n.
Project Work Suggestions
Pong, Tetris
Breakout, Tank Attack
MarioKart, Helicopter
Knight Quest, Labyrinth
3D Maze Game EXTENDED
Frogger EXTENDED
KINNECT &/or WiiMote
KINNECT &/or WiiMote
.csv &/or Webcrawler
.csv &/or Webcrawler
UDP, Mesh
Space Invaders, Donkey Kong
Extension Activities
Hbox games controller - DT cross curr
Wii controller
Makey - banana
Kinnect - space invaders
Microphone - group cheer pong paddle up
Pico (if working with W7)
Inspiration
http://www.pica-pic.com/
http://www.playmycode.com/
5. who may be interested in taking computer science further (to GCSE) an
r pupils who may have no interst in the technical aspects of the subject
ar & pupils will be expected to produce a programming project each
n.
Project Work Suggestions
Pong, Tetris
Breakout, Tank Attack
MarioKart, Helicopter
Knight Quest, Labyrinth
3D Maze Game EXTENDED
Frogger EXTENDED
KINNECT &/or WiiMote
KINNECT &/or WiiMote
.csv &/or Webcrawler
.csv &/or Webcrawler
UDP, Mesh
Space Invaders, Donkey Kong
Extension Activities
Hbox games controller - DT cross curr
Wii controller
Makey - banana
Kinnect - space invaders
Microphone - group cheer pong paddle up
Pico (if working with W7)
Inspiration
http://www.pica-pic.com/
http://www.playmycode.com/
