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SSS Three Objective Questions in Computer Studies/ICT I have compiled 50 objective questions in these post. Questions were draw for all Senior Secondary School (SSS) Three Topics in computer studies QUESTIONS 1. Which of these is not a type of network toplogy A. Bus toplogy B. High-breed toplogy C. Mesh toplogy D. Star topology 2. The main computer in a network that act as the host and porvides data and software to other terminal linked to it is called A. Server B. Client C. Workstation D. Network Interface Unit 3. A computer network usually spanning a large campus is called A. PAN B. LAN C. MAN D. WAN 4. As a network administrator, you were contacted to install a network at Command Secondary School. Which type of network would you recommend and install? A. LAN B. PAN C. MAN D. SAN 5. One of these network topologies uses "Token" technology ...

JSS Three Objective Questions 1. Individuals that have obtained sufficient education and training in the field of computer is called A. Program Analyst B. Computer Professionals C. Computer commissioners D. Computer Instructor 2. All the following are careers in the field of computers except A. Computer Engineer B. Programmer C. Network Administrator D. Bank Manager Click here for more questions>

Theory/Essay Questions in Computer Studies/ICT In this post I have set Essay/Theory questions that can help you evaluate yourself as a student or your students as a teacher. Questions have been set according to class. Click on the class that apply to you to access the questions. Thank You. JSS ONE Computer Studies/ICT Theory/Essay Questions

1. One major Problem with early counting devices is that A. they are always accurate B. they waste time C. they can be used to count large numbers D. they were fast 2. UNIVAC is an acronym that stands for A. Universal Automatic Computer B. Universal Array Computer C. Unique Automatic Computer D. Unvalued Automatic Computer Click Here to view all Questions

Syllabus is an official document or material that contains a detailed information and guide on the areas or topics you are expected to cover on a particular subject. Questions you are to answer on the examination day will be drawn from these areas or topics. As you read for 2020 WAEC it is therefore important to read inline with the syllabus than reading the whole textbooks. Below are links to view and download WAEC syllabus by subjects. Christian Religious Knowledge Commerce Computer Studies Data Processing Economics English Financial Accounting Geography Government Physics Chemistry Islamic Religious Studies Mathematics Agricultural Science Further Mathematics Literature-in-English

An examination is a formal test that you take to show your knowledge or ability in a particular subject, or to obtain a qualification. This section of my blog is designed to provide 90 objective examination questions covering first, second and third term work in major subjects. I have also attached link the to essay/theory questions HERE Basic Science Computer Studies/Information Technology Biology Financial Accounting Basic Technology Business Studies Physical and Health Education Civic Education Christian and Religious Studies Physics Economics Geography Cultural and Creative Arts (CCA) Prevocational Studies Chemistry Mathematics Further Mathematics Government English You can support CMPNOTE BLOG through the details below Account number: 0229727053 Acco...

objective questions in computer studies/ICT for JSS 1 1. The keyboard command to print in MS-word document is A. Ctrl + P. B. Ctrl + f2. C. Shift + P. D. Shift + f2. 2. In order to get to the symbol dialog box in MS-word click on the A. Home tab B. Insert tab C. Page layout tab D. View tab 3. Data loss in a computer cannot be prevented by the use of A. Antivirus. B. Backup. C. Flash drive D. Password Click here for more questions

objective questions in computer studies/ICT for JSS 1 1. The computing devices invented by Charles Babbage are A. Abacus and difference engine B. Abacus and slide rule C. Analytical and difference engine D. Slide rule and analytical engine 2. Census machine was invented by A. Blaise Pascal B. Gottfried Leibnitz C. Herman Hollerith D. Joseph Jaquard 3. Each set of Napier’s bones consisted of ______ rods. A. 5 B. 9 C. 11 D. 13 Click here for more questions

objective questions in computer studies/ICT for JSS 1 1. Binary codes are used in which of the following programming language A. Machine language B. Assembly language C. High level language D. None of above 2. The term gigabyte refers to A. 1024 bytes B. 1024 kilobytes C. 1024 megabytes D. 1024 gigabyte 3. A byte consists of A. One bit B. Four bits C. Eight bits D. Sixteen bits 4. FORTRAN programming language is more suitable for A. Business Applications B....

SSS three topics in Computer Studies/ICT Senior Secondary School (SSS) Three Lesson Notes in computer studies/ICT have been prepared on the following topics below Introduction to World Wide Web (WWW) WWW is an acronym that stands for World Wide Web). WWW is part of the internet that contains linked b, images, sound, and video documents. It is also defined as an information space where documents and other web resources are identified by URLs, interlinked by hypertext links, and can be accessed via the Internet. ... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NOTE Cables and Connectors Network Cables are mediums through which information usually moves from one network to another. Types of Network Cables Network cables include the following types: a. Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Cables b. Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) Cables c. Coaxial Cables d. Fibre Optics e. Telephone... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NOTE ...

SSS Two Topics in Computer Studies/ICT Senior Secondary School (SSS) Two Lesson Notes in computer studies/ICT have been prepared on the following topics below. Concept of Computer Files A computer file is defined as the smallest meaningful unit of data representation within a computer. A computer file is a block of arbitrary information, or resource for storing information, which is available to a computer program and usually on some kind of durable storage.... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NOTE Handling Computer Files Following are some of the basic file operations: 1. Create: To make a new file 2. Delete: To remove a file from a disk 3. Retrieve: To find a file and bring it back 4. Copy: To produce a file so that it is the same as the original piece of work 5. View: To see the files in a folder 6. Update: A manipulation involving adding, modifying, or deleting data to bring ...

SSS One Topics in Computer Studies/ICT Senior Secondary School (SSS) One Lesson Notes in computer studies/ICT have been prepared on the following topics below Computing Devices I (Pre-Computer Age to 19th Century) Man has put every effort to have a better method of calculations. As a result of man’s search for fast and accurate calculating devices, the computer was developed. 19th Century Devices Some of the 19th century devices are: Abacus, Napier’s bones Pascal’s calculator Leibniz multiplier... CLICK HERE FOR MORE (20 Century to Date)Computing Devices II 20th century Devices are: ENIAC UNIVAC EDVAC EDSAC Desktop Laptop ... CLICK HERE FOR MORE Input Devices Input device is any hardware component that allows a user to enter data and instructions into a computer. Any peripheral used to provide data and control signals to a computer. Without any ...

Junior Secondary School (JSS) two Lesson Notes in computer studies/ICT have been prepared on the following topics below. Computer Ethics Definition of Computer Ethics Computer ethics can be defined as the set of moral principles that regulate the use of computers Responsible use of Computer and Internet The following are the basic security measures taken to prevent damage to the computer system. 1. There must be adequate ventilation... Click here for the full note Safety Measures Definition of safety measures Safety measures are measures that the users of computers need to take to enjoy the use of computers. These are measures put in place to protect the users (you and I) while using the computer. They include the following: (i) Good Sitting Posture... Click here for the full note Graphic Packages Definition of Graphic Package Graphics packages are application software that can be used to create and manipulate images on a computer Examp...