SS3 1ST TERM SCHEME OF WORK (DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES) FOR 2026/27 ACADEMIC SESSION

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SS3 1ST  TERM SCHEME OF WORK (DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES)

1. 1. Algorithm and Flowchart 1- Meaning, Functions, and Characteristics

2. Algorithm and Flowchart 2- Flowchart (Meaning, Characteristics and Flowchart Symbols)

    3. Algorithm and flowchart (Continuation) – Examples of flowchart as a blueprint – Implementation- WAEC and NECO Exam approach

4. The Internet II -III – Meaning, Definition of terms, Benefits of the Internet, Electronic Mail Services – Definition, Creating Email Account, Email Address, Differences Between Email and Website

5. WAEC/NECO Practical – Microsoft Word/Microsoft Excel

6. Networking 1 – Definition- Types of Network – LAN –WAN- PAN- CAN and Network Topology

7. Mid Term Break

8. Networking 2 – Network Devices – Hub – NIC Card – The Switch – The Router – The Modem e.t.c

9. Networking 3 – Cables and Connectors

·    Network Cables– Twisted Pair Cable – Coaxial Cable – Fibre Optics Cable – Telephone Cable – Power Cable – Data Cables

·     Network Connectors – RJ 11, RJ 45, BNC T – Connector, Male and Female Connectors

10. Revision

11-12- Examination

13.  Vacation



 


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