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GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SCHOOLS OFFERING COMPUTER STUDIES
Schools intending to offer Computer
Studies are expected to have the following minimum equipment:
i) Computer Laboratory/classroom(s)
ii) Computer desks that accommodate
monitor at eye level
iii) At least one computer per every four students( 1:4) in forms one and two and one computer for every two students( 1:2) for form three and four students.
iv) At least one printer for every four
computers
v) Printing Stationery
vi) Appropriate storage devices e.g.
diskettes
vii) Storage facilities for diskettes
and other consumables e.g. disk banks
viii) Appropriate software for the
curriculum
ix) Relevant reference materials
Note that computers to
be used for the course should preferably be IBMs or IBM-compatibles due to
their low maintenance costs and availability of spare parts.
In addition to the above, the following facilities though not mandatory will greatly assist in achieving the objectives of the course.
HARDWARE
i) The PCs should be Pentium II or
higher
ii) The PCs should have a CD ROM drive
iii) At least one of the PCs in the
school should be full multi media
iv) A network environment
v) Internet connection
vi) Printers with graphic capabilities
(not necessarily in colour)
SOFTWARE
i) It is recommended though not
necessary that the operating system be a Graphical User Interface (GUI)
ii) Software for the application
packages may also be GUI- based which supports pointing devices
iii) Un up to date anti-virus software are highly recommended.