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Information
Technology and Business Department
Courses
Colonel By Secondary School
ICE 4M– Grade 12 Computer Engineering
Course Outline 2007/2008
This course helps students understand and apply computer
engineering concepts. Students will analyze and design computer
components such as logic circuits and interfaces; develop
and construct systems and write the associated computer
programs to drive real-world devices such as traffic lights,
models, and robots; and explore networking hardware, protocols,
and configurations. As well as developing project management
skills, students will examine the ethics of computer use
and explore related educational requirements and careers.
FORMAT
To the maximum extent practicable this course will be taught
by case study and projects. Lessons, and assignments will
be used to supplement the projects to provide enough knowledge
and guidance for success. Much of the course will be taught
in a self-directed student centred style. Students will
work individually and in small groups to complete assigned
projects.
ASSESSMENT, EVALUATION & REPORTING:
Students will be assessed to determine how well they have
achieved specific expectations for the course. A variety
of methods including; self and peer assessment, marking
schemes, checklists, tests and rubrics will be used to asses
the work.
When rubrics are used for assessment a numerical mark is
generated based on the following table;
Grade Range Percentage Achievement Level Summary Description
80-100% Level 4 A very high to outstanding level of achievement.
Achievement is above the provincial standard.
70-79% Level 3 A high level of achievement. Achievement
is at the provincial standard.
60-69% Level 2 A moderate level of achievement. Achievement
is below, but approaching, the provincial standard.
50-59% Level 1 A passable level of achievement. Achievement
is below the provincial standard.
Below 50% Incomplete Insufficient achievement of curriculum
expectations. A credit will not be granted.
A mark is generated on the report card based on the following
breakdown;
Item Weight
Course Work 1. 70%
Final Assessment 30%
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