Information and Communication Technology
Course Objectives
- Teach students the fundamental knowledge, concepts, and applications related to information, communication, and computer systems;
- Develop students’ problem-solving and communication skills, and encourage them to apply critical thinking and creativity;
- Cultivate students to become competent, efficient, and confident users of information and communication technology, capable of evaluating information and using ICT ethically to support lifelong learning.
- Office Software Applications
- Multimedia Production
- Programming
Assessment Weighting
| F1 & F2 |
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| F3 |
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| F4 & F5 |
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| F6 |
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STEAM
Course Objectives
What is STEAM?
Science is the exploration of the natural sciences, cultivating students’ abilities in observation, experimentation, and reasoning.
Technology involves mastering tools and techniques to solve problems, which is an essential element of sustainable development.
Engineering focuses on constructing solutions, developing systems thinking, and learning to solve various problems systematically.
Art encourages expression and creativity, nurturing emotional thinking, aesthetic appreciation, and the ability to approach problems from multiple perspectives.
Mathematics emphasizes logical thinking, enhancing analytical and reasoning skills, and developing abstract thinking.
Assessment Weighting
| F1 & F2 |
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STEAM @ TCCS
TCCS supports the development of STEAM education. We organized a wide range of seminars to extend our students knowledge in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics. The STEAM Department organizes regular after-school activities to arouse student’s interest and extend student’s S.T.E.A.M. knowledge. Through multiple learning activities, students acquire subject knowledge, boost problem-solving skills, enjoy cooperative learning and strengthen communication strategies.