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Level: Form 2
The concept of “The Importance of the Types of Software” is highly reflective of the big
The types of Software is a fundamental concept employed across almost all disciplines in
and software can be determined by using the definition of each term. The types of
Software can be classified using specific terms. This software can be determined by the
classification of the types of Software. It is important that students recognize that there
I. System Software
These broad areas can be further sub divided in sub groups of software. For
example, System software refers to the system files and software programs that make up
your computer complex operating system. System files include libraries of functions,
system services, drivers for printers and configuration files. The System software
programs that are part of the system software include assemblers, compilers, file
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management tools, system utilities, debuggers and antivirus software. The user does not
However, students can easily mix the different types of software into one group of
software.
Application Software
Application software, or app for short, is software that performs specific tasks for
are application software, as are common web browsers such as Firefox or Google
Chrome. This type of software can be classified into many sub groups.
This task is designed through a series of activities; and provides a practical means of
delivering content and assist in students’ understanding of concepts. The task is student-
centered; and the teacher acts as a guide. Understanding the importance of the types of
Software can be more easily understood through practical, visual, and hands-on
exercises; therefore the task provides these opportunities for the students.
1. Appreciate the task/importance of each type of Software when using them in everyday
life.
6. Identify how the types of Software can be used across various needs of individuals
III. The allocation of marks for each objective for the various activities.
The rubric therefore highlights how knowledge, understanding, and evaluation of the
tasks are tested over a series of activities; and the actually doing the activity combines all
that is learnt so that the student can put into practice the application and analytical skills..
Marks are awarded for each objective achieved. This enables students to gain marks
according to the explanations explanation they give . Students answers are not assessed
having only a right answer or a wrong answer; instead the response in which they give to
the question determines the appropriate mark to allocated for each objective.
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SAMPLE TASK
Students will be organized into groups of four (4); and each student will be provided with
Activity 1:
II. Students will be required to examine the worksheet and answer each question on
III. Students are to compare their rectangle to the template on the whiteboard.
Worksheet 1 FORM 2
Students’ Name:_____________________________
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Please fill out the blank space in text box with the type of software
Software
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Activity 2:
1. Each group will then be provided with a worksheet with different types of software.
2. Each group will be instructed to cut their software names and icons to be placed into
3. All groups will be required to stick their software names and icons on the chart.
b) explain how the use of the names and icons were used to categorize each type of
software
Worksheet 2 FORM 2
Student’s Name:_____________________________
1. What is software?
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Activity 3:
Explain the importance of the types of Software with respect to daily uses.
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SAMPLE RUBRIC:
Objectives
Activity 1:
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Activity 2:
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Activity 3:
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