Activity for the week of September 1-4, 2009

Since we have a limited number of meetings for this week because of the holiday and our card day, i have a few activities for you to do.

You can do it at home or even in the school IT laboratories during your free time.

Directions:
1. Read lessons 21 & 25 of your book.
2. Answer the quiz.(Quiz has already been taken down)
3. The quiz will be taken down on September 5, 2009 so make sure that you are able to take it before September 5, 2009.

Have a nice weekend!

-Sir Macoy

Guidelines for the Final Project for the 1st Quarter

IT Portfolio

update: for sections Gonzaga and Claver ONLY
a. for the groupings, use the grouping you have for your classes.
b. submit your projects on August 17, 2009, Monday

The IT portfolio is composed of a group project and individual projects from the students.
It will have a PowerPoint presentation about the "History of Computers" and an essay about "How will Information Technology affect me and the world 10 years from now?"

General Guidelines:
1. Assign a group leader who will facilitate the creation of the group project and submission of all the projects.

Specific Guidelines
Group Project
1. Students are divided into 5 groups.
2. They are going to create a PowerPoint presentation about the history of computers.
3. The finished output will have to be written in a CD for submission.

Individual Project
1. The students are to answer the essay question posted above.
2. The essay should be at least 2 paragraphs.
3. The students are going to print them in a short bond paper.

These projects should be submitted as a group. The individual projects cannot be submitted individually to the teacher. Group leaders should take charge in collecting all the projects of the group members prior to submission. Place all collected projects in a short brown envelope with your group number, group members and section.

Project DUE on AUGUST 7, 2009

Sir Macoy

Assignment 1 & 2

Please answer and submit the skills workout on pages 11 & 25 of your books during the corresponding dates below.

July 15- Ignatius, Bellarmine, Canisius, Kostka, Berchmans
July 16- Borgia, Brebeuf, Gonzaga, Claver
July 17- Rodriguez, Xavier, Regis, Campion

Just submit them to your class president and the president will be the one to submit it to me at the IT Office. I will not accept assignments individually. Late assignments will not be accepted.

SIr Macoy

Decimal to Binary

This is how to convert from Decimal to Binary:












* there is an error on the on the drawing, the second equation should be equals 0 not 1

Now try converting these decimal numbers to binary:
1. 6
2. 9




This is how to convert Binary to Decimal:













Now try converting these binary digits to decimal:
1. 001
2. 1010

For your practice, please do Lesson 2 of TEKKIDS 6 @ the Lab B

Additional Exercises:

Convert

DECIMAL-BINARY

1. 7
2. 15
3. 35
BINARY-DECIMAL

4. 1011
5. 0101
6. 1101

Welcome to SY 2009-2010

Welcome grade 6 students to another year here in school.
Hopefully i have already met your section for the orientation. If not, we already have an assignment for our next meeting.

Assignment for 2nd IT Meeting:
Read lesson 1 of your Tekkids book. Be ready for class.

See you next meeting

Sir Macoy Samante

Guidelines for the Final Project for the 4th Quarter

These are the guidelines for the Final Project for the 4th Quarter in Grade Six I.T.

1. You are going to create an HTML Document that answers these questions:

• What did i enjoy most as a grade six student this year? (It could be a lesson, a subject, a teacher, etc. that made your grade six experience worthwhile)


• What did i enjoy most during our IT classes this school year?
  

(Minimum of 2 paragraphs to be able to answer these questions. You may place images if you want. )
2. Filename is "FPSectionFamilyName.html "
3. Add a link of this document from your profile page. (Your profile page is our exercise number 4)

4.Deadline of IT project is on March 02 , 2009

FInal Project for the 3rd Quarter

The final project for the 3rd Quarter is to code, compile and run your own java program.
Guidelines:
1. Choose from Lesson 39 (Calculator.java) or Lesson 40 (TicTacToe.java) as your final project.
2. If you have already selected your final project, code, compile and run it.
3. This project is due on January 5, 2009, so make sure that it is already working before January 5, 2009 so make the necessary corrections to your code before the due date.
4. If you have questions, feel free to see me at the IT Office.

Have a merry christmas and a happy new year.

Guidelines for the IT project 2nd Quarter

Please click on the thumbnails for the complete instructions for the Final Project for this quarter.

MS Word file can be downloaded here.

Topics for the Final Project (Choose only one from the list):

a. How to upload music to an MP3 player

b. How to download music from the Internet

c. How to upload pictures to the Internet

*Don't forget to cite the URL of your instructions

This project is due on October 17, 2008.

Format

1. Font Size=12

2. Font Style=Arial

3. Justified

* This project is to be submitted typewritten. For the flowchart, use the Autoshapes function of MS Word. (Click on the image below if you want to recall where the autoshape button is.) Staple all the pages together, please don't place the project in a folder to avoid bulk. Write your name and section on the cover page.

Guidelines for the Final Project

Click on the thumbnail picture to view a larger version of it and read the instruction on it.

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Session 3-08-09

Create your PPT Template file.
Follow the picture guide below:
1.
a. Create the ppt template file.
b.Open a MS PowerPoint
c.Click on the Slide Master



2. On the slide master, locate the footer and type your name and section.


3. Save with filename: PPT template in your section folders, then close the application.
After creating your templates, proceed to the instructions below.

Please read pages 19-23 of your book.

After reading:
Open your PPT Template file and create a presentation on the "Classifications of Computers."
Specifications:
1. Number of slides: 6 (1 Title slide, 4 picture and text, 1 blank slide.)
2. Apply slide design, transitions and animations
3. Using the Save as command, save with this filename: exer2-section-familyname.
* Pictures can be lifted from the web provided that you cite the URL where you got your pictures.

Assignment 1

This assignment is due next meeting.

Read Lesson 1 of your Tekkids book.
Take note of these guide questions will reading the book:

a) What is I.T. competency?
b) What do we mean by the "Digital Divide"?

1. Answer this essay questions in your I.T. notebook.
What is the Digital Divide?
How can we lessen the effects of this phenomenon?
(Your essay should have a minimum of 1 paragraph and a maximum of 2 paragraphs.)

ORIENTATION-Grade 6 IT 08-09

Welcome to SY 08-09



Please read the ff. so that you will have an idea on what we will be doing in our IT classes for the whole school year.



1. Important Lab Rules:

-Rule # 2-I will return the chair and the computer peripherals properly after each use.

-Rule # 3-I will be respectful and courteous towards my classmates, teacher and laboratory-in-charge at all times.

-Rule # 4-I will immediately inform the teacher if the computer unit or any of its parts are not functioning properly.

-Rule # 6-I will not go inside the computer laboratory if the teacher is not around.

-Rule # 8-I will not go to websites that are not prescribed as good for children.

-Rule # 9-I will not use the computer to harm other people or their work/s.

-Rule # 13-I will not open other people's files.



2. Course Outline

1st Quarter-MS Office Productivity and Computer Theories

2nd Quarter-Programming Theories

3rd Quarter- JAVA

4th Quarter- HTML



3. Grading System

You will be graded according to:

a) Participation which includes: Attendance, Behavior, Assignments, Groupworks/Recitations/Exercises

b) Quizzes

c) Final Projects/Summative tests



Assignment: Read Lesson 1 of your Tekkids Vol.1

Flowcharts

Basic Flowchart Symbols

1. Identify the basic flowchart symbols and determine their functions.
2. Answer p. 37 of your book.
3. Write your flowchart on your notebook.

Assignment for next week:

a. Read p.38-42 of your book (Pseudocodes)

Instructions for Session 2 of Grade 6 Programming.

General Directions:
a. You may use the web to be able to answer the questions.
b. Don’t forget to write down the URL of the page where you got your answers.
c. Answer the following in your notebooks.
d. Quiz on this topic next meeting.

Definitions: Get the definition of the following terms in realtion to our topic about programming.

1. Input
2. Output
3. Executable
4. Compiler Program
5. Machine Language Code
6. Bytecode
7. Sourcecode
8. Compilation

What are the 8 steps involved in the program development cycle? Explain each.

Instructions for database exercise

Instructions:

1. Create your database with the filename: dbexer1-section-family name in local disk d.

2. Using the wizard create the table below.

3. Fill in the entries of the fields. 20 entries per field.

Final Project for the Second Quarter

These are the instructions for the final project for this quarter. The final projects are due on October 12 , 2007. Please submit them as a class to the IT office on or before the due date. Late papers will not be accepted. These instructions will be deleted after the due date.

General Instructions:

a. Print the completed exercises. (Printing can be done at the IT Center. Just bring your own paper.)

b. You are supposed to submit 2 papers per student one will be the spreadsheet printout andthe other one will be the printout of your powerpoint presentation placed in an MS Word document.

c. The class president will gather all the projects and place them in a long brown envelope. The envelopes will be provided, you don't need to buy. Only one envelope per class.

MS Excel

1. Answer and complete the data on the Spread Sheet.

2. The file can be downloaded here.

If the download won't work, check http://groups.google.com/group/it-classes and then go to the Files and then look for the file named: g6_fp.xls

3. Note: Please disregard instuction number 3 of the worksheet.

MS Powerpoint

1. Create a presentation with a minimum of 10 slides.

2. The topic for the presentation is: "Wonderful Places to go to in Mindanao"

3. Apply transitions, design templates and animations.

4. Save the slides as pictures using the "Save As>JPEG Interchange Format" command.



MS Word

1. Insert the powerpoint slide pictures you have created in a blank document. Adjust the size of the inserted pictures to make three slides fit in one page of your paper.

2. List down the transitions and animations applied on the slide after each picture.

Example for the MS Word printout: (Click on the image to view a larger picture)

Date posted: September 26, 2007

Date Due: October 12, 2007

Instructions for Class

These are the instructions for our IT class. Please read and understand what is being asked.

1. Open Tekkids Activity and go to Lesson 17. Password: Spears1
2. When done, use the Save As command in saving. The section folders are in Local Disk D: (Just look inside the Local Disk D)
3. For those who are not yet done with the activity from last week, please finish the activity first before doing lesson 17.

Passwords

Passwords for tekkids lessons 16, 17 and 20

16- Jingle2
17-Spears1
20-Uranus3

(Passwords are case sensitive)

Insructions for July 23-26 grade 6 IT

These are the things you are expected to accomplish at the end of the session.

1.Read lesson 6 and answer skills workout a&b

2. Do lesson 6 activity

3. Finish lesson 4 activity

filename:4-section-riz (for both activities, MS Word and Paint)

Password for lesson 6-Scorch5

*Please take note of of the schedule of the summative tests and the terms to remember from the IT-Classes site .

Quiz 1

Instructions:
1. Click on the image to see a larger version.