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IB Year 2 Standard Level Computer Science

Tuesday 19 January 2021 - Block 4, Room C152
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Daily Note

Welcome back! 

  1. We will discuss what your final assessment is going to look like (as of right now): 
     
    1. Standard Level Students: 
      1. System fundamentals
      2. Computer organization
      3. Networks
      4. Computational thinking & problem-solving
      5. Your internal assessment
         
    2. Higher Level Students:
      1. System fundamentals
      2. Computer organization
      3. Networks
      4. Computational thinking & problem-solving
      5. Abstract data structures
      6. Resource management
      7. Control
      8. Your internal assessment
      9. 2021 case study
         
  2. We will review your computational thinking test
     
  3. Networks 
    1. We will review your formative assessment on networking
    2. We will have an open discussion about networks and networking questions
      1. I will guide our conversation towards Network standards and Network Protocols
    3. We will review some of the cool network tools available on your school computers. 
    4. I expect engaged, curious conversation about networks! 

 

A little less comfortable

Process

You should be revising our content for 20 minutes each day. As you learning about networking topics you should be asking yourself how you can apply your understanding (how do I go from theoretical to practical). I would love to hear from you, "How can we use this information practically?". 

Product

As you are learning you should be taking notes, and developing a cookbook or spellbook. Most system administrators have a book of hints and tips they keep with them. You should have a digital text file or written notebook with helpful reminders to understand the deeper parts of your system. 

Content

At the end of the day, you should be able to apply your understanding of network issues to solve problems. You should understand the maxim "Packets never lie". 

A little more comfortable

Process

You should be revising our content for 20 minutes each day. As you learning about networking topics you should be asking yourself how you can apply your understanding (how do I go from theoretical to practical). I would love to hear from you, "How can we use this information practically?". You should be developing study guide for yourself, and using the tools we learn in class to see what is really going on with your computer, from a networking point of view. It would be good to run some simple experiments; as you are monitoring network connections, see what different applications do with your network. Any processes using network without your knowledge?

Product

As you are learning you should be taking notes, and developing a cookbook or spellbook. Most system administrators have a book of hints and tips they keep with them. You should have a digital text file or written notebook with helpful reminders to understand the deeper parts of your system. You should have backups of this helpful little guide of tips and tricks. Feel free to collaboratively share this with friends. 

Content

At the end of the day, you should be able to apply your understanding of network issues to solve problems. You should understand the maxim "packets never lie". At a more comfortable level you should be applying your understanding of networks to see how applications are using networking resources. Whenever there is a network configuration issue or problem, you should know "about" where to look. 

Our Big idea

The big idea for today is Networking.

The essential questions for this topic are:

How does a computer network really work?

It takes time to explore and really understand a big idea. If you want to
learn more about networking (which is connected to today's daily note), please click here .

We are learning this because as a designers must understand scientific and technical innovation. Designers use systems, models, methods, and processes to solve problems.



Tags

networking

 

Standards

 

Reminders & routines:

IF today ==  testing_day_for_me:
     remember to go get tested!

IF today == first_period_of_day:
    read_daily_notes

IF today == Friday:
    current_event_protocol()
 

Please read and follow these reminders:

  1. Always start every class by reading our daily note

  2. Please check now: is visual studio code working from my programming folder?