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informatika kelas 11 bab 1 tentang informatika kurikuum Merdeka bagian 1 hal 1 10

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Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh peace be upon you

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all I am Mr. Hadi from Inside

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Chamber, we will discuss

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Informatics now for class 11, well,

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the opening of the first chapter will be started

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later, everyone, Mr. Ali, plans to

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discuss it,

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Pari will also make a playlist. Later,

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I will provide the link below in the

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description column. This is the first video in what is

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Informatics class 11, yes, about

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Informatics,

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volatility is unpredictable, so

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what is it, random, yes, we call it that, yes,

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so

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volatile means like

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air, so

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uncertainty, yes, this is similar,

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yes, Complex is Complex, so there are lots of

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parameters involved in it,

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ambiguity, so Dwi meaning

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Okay, this is an abbreviation of open, yes, ball,

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thorough, and

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ambiguity, our learning objectives in

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this first chapter are if you want to

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follow the stages of

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Informatics learning that are in accordance with the order of

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the levels, of course you have received

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Informatics learning in class 7 8 9

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10, for those who have been in the Merdeka curriculum for a long time,

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of course you haven't,

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maybe you just got Informatics in class 10 yesterday,

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OK, so if you have,

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this curriculum has been around for a long time, so the

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Merdeka curriculum is effective Yes, it's been 2 years

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before starting to use this book, but

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don't worry if you immediately

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get informatics material in grade

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11, maybe you in grade 10 didn't get

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new classes following

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their curriculum, this is the first time you get it, so

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don't worry, be happy, it will be explained

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little by little because in

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the learning, the material will be

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adjusted by your teacher by

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combining the 10th grade Informatics material

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needed to

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experience learning informatics in grade

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11, keep up the spirit. For those who first

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got information about the independent curriculum,

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keep up the spirit.

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After studying this chapter, you

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are expected to be able to understand the general picture

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of what will be

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studied in the

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11th grade Informatics subject as an

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elective subject. You will choose

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this, so it's beyond expectations, too.

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Mr. Ali also used to hope to be truly

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free to choose, it turns out that if there are

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packages in the application like

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that, we just accept it, what else can we do? So it's

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not easy to organize a

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truly ideal education, here we

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will have physics, chemistry,

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various kinds, there are mathematics, biology,

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you are free to choose, well, this computer

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can follow anywhere,

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so it's like Philosophy, philosophy

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can go anywhere with Informatics This

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can be anywhere you want combined with

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biology, you can want mathematics, especially

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the basics from there, physics can be

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Informatics, this can follow anyone

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or serve anyone, the

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starting question is why did you choose

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Informatics as an

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elective subject in grade 11? Do you

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really understand the consequences of

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continuing career studies and

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so on that will be faced in

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the future if you choose this subject, you

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know, you know that among

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you are forced to choose this because of the

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packages, there are these, you

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want a pipe that doesn't have Informatics

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and it turns out that there isn't everything, there is

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Informatics Maybe that happens, yes, yes,

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keep studying, yes, you guys,

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who knows, at first, you might be a bit

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skeptical, after really studying

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from heaven, well, we both don't

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know yet, let's try it, so pretend to like it

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first, if not, the concept map for those

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who like

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one about the Informatics curriculum in

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this book, yes, this curriculum is a

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general overview that will cover the

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following chapters, chapter 1, yes, this chapter 1

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gives a general overview, yes, then chapter 2,

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algorithmic strategies and programming, well, there

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will be computational thinking,

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algorithms, programming,

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cross-field practices, computer systems,

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information and communication technology, we will

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study in chapter 2 yes so algorithm

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is a step by step rule to

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create a command that will

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run on a computer then chapter 3 will

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think critically in the social impact of

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Informatics What is the social impact of course

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you guys we are already living in what is the

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Informatics era the social media era yes you

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must already know the social impact yes

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Even bullying on social media can

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cause commitment

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yes that is the

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social impact of Informatics there is a

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computing system of information and

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communication technology Don't just think that the impact is

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negative there is also a positive impact

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many children are still young even Elon

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Mas first made a game when he was

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10 years old

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yes Cool right and

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this yes Antivirus Antivirus was made

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by Asli Putra Indonesia yes at

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what time when he was still in vocational school Cool right right

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you can also be like that chapter

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4 computer and internet networks

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computer and internet communication systems

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information and

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communication technology yes we will study the fourth

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chapter 5 mobile application development

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with intelligence libraries

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current needs there is artificial intelligence and it's

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free yes There is barter will come

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others and we can get it for free

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if you want to pay the features are better

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computing system information technology data

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data analysis cross-

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field practitioners computer systems

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information and communication technology yes concept map

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about Informatics curriculum

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perception book Oh this is the picture yes this concept map

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yes

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Okay Let's read individual

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activity activity if k11 01 u Wow this is the

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code of our individual activity

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short reading of Informatics through

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this short reading you are asked to

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understand in general about the

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Informatics subject for grade 11

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this general understanding is important to be

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your journey map through

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this subject throughout the year this is the

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opening chapter so the important opening is the

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preamble if the law is in

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Javanese

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Remember that the

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Informatics subject in grade 11 is an

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elective subject you choose

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or are forced

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if the compulsory subject is designed

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because it is needed for all

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then the elective subject is designed

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for those of you who are really interested in

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studying the chosen field you

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need to realize the importance of Informatics

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to support

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your future studies Let's every choice will

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have consequences because it is

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your own choice after

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discussing with teachers parents guardians

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should be carried out

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seriously and full of motivation

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the spirit of our independent curriculum is independent

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about Informatics in the

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industrialization era 4 points Oh and

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society 5 Informatics is

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one of the important disciplines that

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must be mastered by everyone remember

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Everyone must know this actually

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and the practical aspects that have been

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needed since an early age learning

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Informatics does not mean having to

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forever in front of the computer Informatics

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is a discipline that seeks

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understanding and explores the world

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around us, both the natural world in the

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world and the nature around us, created by nature,

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corpses, and artificial cyberspace

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or the digital world created by

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humans, yes, you hear there was a

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metaphor, sooner or later we will

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get there Informatics is also related

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to the study of the development of

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computer implementations and systems and the understanding

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of the basic principles of

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development based on

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the understanding of the real world and the artificial world

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Informatics is not exclusive but

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intersects with many other fields of science

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Because of the wide possibilities of

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exploring problems that will be solved,

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what now cannot be solved

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by Informatics, so

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worldly sciences can be helped by Informatics

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to make it easier and faster, the

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Informatics curriculum consists of 8

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elements, namely computational thinking or

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BK, so we were the ones

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who created computational

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first, our founders, or

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our predecessors, now we

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have to think computationally, learn

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how computers think, yes, the

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same as humans, yes, the process

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we have to get used to it if we

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don't understand information

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and communication technology, ICT, information

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and communication technology, yes, it's not just Word, Excel,

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Powerpoint, not only that, yes, ICT, yes,

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maybe many of us understand that ICT

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is Word, Excel, Powerpoint not

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only that, there are many, all

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information and communication technologies,

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computer systems or SK, how

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can this computer work, computer networks and the

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internet, JKI, how can computers

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connect between one computer and

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another, data analysts or AD are

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much needed now, yes,

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if it's

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just data, it's like a jungle,

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how do we find the solution

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to analyze it, so we will

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change data into knowledge, change

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data into knowledge, so the output

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of data analysis is to change data

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into knowledge, algorithms and

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programming, what is this, chapter 2, we will

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study, algorithms, how

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can we command or create a

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program where the program can

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carry out certain functions, the

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social impact of Informatics or DSI, what are the effects

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of using Informatics, are

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you lazier or what?

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Are we more helped by

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systems that will help

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our thinking process, maybe, yes, and that's what

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we hope, yes, later you can send an

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email, you can imagine the email

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being sent by itself, the email doesn't have to be

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typed, yes, there will be another social impact

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and we are heading there, yes,

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so the social impact of Informatics is

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important for us to study because there will

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be something new with this

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coming very quickly, yes, so we

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specifically study this, yes, we were

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just talking about the

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metaverse fuss, suddenly Dring

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artificial intelligence appears we are currently making a

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fuss about artificial intelligence later

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others that are even cooler for example

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like Quantum computers

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every second there are new discoveries in the field of

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Informatics

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and cross-field practices PLB as

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depicted in the Informatics house

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like this yes Tik is only the roof yes

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cross-field practices below the roof the

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pillars that maintain all of that

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are computer systems computer networks

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data analysis algorithms and the

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foundation is computational thinking

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this is the foundation of

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what Informatics science is still here

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is thinking

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the 8 elements are closely related to

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each other all elements of knowledge

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will be studied Through the

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activities designed in this book

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all students can deepen

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broaden the concept and add to the

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skills that have been undertaken yes

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In accordance with the material of this book After

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studying and undergoing activities in

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Informatics subjects from grade 7

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to grade 10 which are

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organized modularly per

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element Informatics material grade 11 will be

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practiced more in an

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integrated manner Why is that the

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period of studying theory continues to practice,

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practices besides character

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besides being rooted in formal science

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Informatics is also rooted in

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Informatics Engineering finally packaging

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it is closely related to each other

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making an application is

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creating yes making an application is

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creating a computational artifact if

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you just copy paste there is no artifact of

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this So how do we

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embody our ideas

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whether it is just software or a

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combination of hardware and

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software A computer system

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builds a computational artifact

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for a particular field for example agriculture

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also needs to pay attention I can

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relate to the question yes Biology

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soil science planting media yes So we

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make the automation what is

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automated yes we look for facts in the

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field what Oh

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finally the humidity must be

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maintained how do we make a

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water piping system and make the irrigation run

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smoothly How to pick fruit What are the

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indicators that the fruit is ready to be picked there are so many

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sciences that will be input for

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technology programmers or typing devices

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and other devices and engineering

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the process of analyzing and designing is

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needed both to develop

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products and to use the product art

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or artistic aspects are needed not only

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for creative digital products but

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How to design comfortable to use

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beautiful to look at you know Yes so

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there is an aesthetic mathematics is said to be

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called the Queen of Science queen

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of science Yes all science when it is

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mixed with mathematics science becomes

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cool which underlies all

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computational models of any computational product

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Then what is the relationship with informatics

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in grade 11 Informatics learning

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grade 11 is no longer organized per

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element but is packaged according to the

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elements covered

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Computational thinking that is closely related

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to programming will be packaged

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into Chapter 2 of this book,

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algorithmic or programming strategies consist of a

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series of

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continuous activities that bind

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commutational thinking,

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programming algorithms, data analysis and

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field practice through

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this packaging, learning is faced with being more

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meaningful because you will understand

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that computational thinking can

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be the basis of the construction of the algorithm

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chosen to be programmed in

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a programming language

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when making the program you

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have to make a computational model that is

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based on another field of knowledge

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in this book, Chemistry, Physics

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and biology are chosen

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later, chapter 3, the essence is the social impact

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of Informatics which will be used as a

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vehicle to form sharper critical thinking

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towards a

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social case that arises due to the application of

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technology, especially information technology,

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chapter 4 about computer networks and

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the internet, the concept is deepened but

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does not have to be paid attention to because the aspect of

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computer networks is the realm of

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vocational education for practice in

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the field, right? You also have a

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computer, thank God if there is gas, it is

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cooler, namely, so it is adjusted

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Where did you go to school and What was the

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impression of being at that school, yes,

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chapter 5, cross-field practice is designed

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to develop mobile applications that

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run on smartphones or devices

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based on artificial intelligence or

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artificial intelligence which is

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inevitability in this era So you guys

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can make an app

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Don't you guys

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use your cellphone and its applications a lot everyday don't

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worry about Ai because in

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grade 11 the implementation details of es have been

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packaged into a black box module

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that is available and can be used without the

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need to implement the details So

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you will be helped later chapter 6

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is a data analysis project about

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an issue which is one of the

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current international issues

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is expected to provide an overview

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of the role of data analysis in

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shaping humans to understand what is

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happening and more accurately about the

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right decisions you still remember the

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words big data that are always

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used by Poli tikus politicians we

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will take a little peek How is it What is it

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Okay let's go of course you

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recognize the elements of Informatics which

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are the main topic and pay attention

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almost all practices and exercises

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are done using a

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computer system although the computer system is not

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studied specifically in

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this class but can be needed in

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carrying out all learning activities

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Informatics consists of concepts and

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practices that are packaged in

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learning activities with the hope that it will be a

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fun learning experience

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meaningful and memorable so that it can be

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applied in solving

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everyday life problems the case examples in

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this book use common cases

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You also need to be prepared if the teacher

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replaces it with a case that is

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closer to your everyday context

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yes it does not have to be exactly in The teacher's book will

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look for contextual cases, but the

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principle remains the same. Grade

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11 learning opens up barriers and glues

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Informatics elements and

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integrates them with other fields

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as a whole in thinking activities,

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working collaboratively, building

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competitive products across fields of science.

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Thinking aspects can and even more are

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done without using computers,

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while working requires computers

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and other technological devices for

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this grade 11 level. Let's discuss

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now

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group activities IMK 11 o2u activities

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discussion about Informatics material

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after reading and studying the reading

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above and re-studying the

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grade 7 books up to my class, of course

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you will better understand what was

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learned in grade 11 and what the

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differences are, especially with grade 10.

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The understanding that has been done

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independently and individually will be discussed

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in a group discussion and the results of

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each group will be presented in

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a panel discussion.

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Discussion starter questions. Have

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you learned all the elements of

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Informatics? Write down the elements

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you have learned in this order.

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Everyone will have different answers, yes,

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from the easiest to the most

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difficult, from the most interesting to the

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biggest, from the most applicable

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to everyday life

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to those that are just conceptual.

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Explain your reasons for choosing

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this order. This is very personal to you. which

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will answer itself yes the alternative

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answer is

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I prefer

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ee learn the concept because I don't

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have a computer like that yes yes

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or I prefer to learn applications because they

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can be practiced in

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everyday needs pay attention to the picture of the

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Informatics house In your opinion Why is

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each element not drawn with the

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same symbol yes Well this is the

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Informatics house

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then we will answer the question

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yes we copy this yes so that while

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answering while checking Oh this is the

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Informatics house this is the Informatics house

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Okay pay attention to

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the picture of the Informatics house In your opinion

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Why is each element not drawn

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with the same symbol because it has a

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different function yes because

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each element

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has

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yes different functions and centers of gravity and functions

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and different functions

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as a roof is tik is an application

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yes this is an application

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this is the impact of

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cross-field practice means not an

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impact this is a link between

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applications and theories

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thinking competence is our foundation

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in forming a building called

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Informatics yes the foundation is

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thinking what happens if the foundation of a

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house is not strong or even

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built without a foundation What is the possibility that

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if computational thinking is

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not strong then

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Informatics buildings buildings in quotation marks

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yes

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will crack

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or even collapse

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collapse

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meaning

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we will have difficulty learning

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Informatics

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difficulty

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learning

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Informatics

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if

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the ability

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computational thinking we do not

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practice

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we do not practice

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What happens if the pillars of

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knowledge have a solid foundation but are

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not

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implemented into

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useful work yes the foundation is solid but

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the pillars are not there then we cannot

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produce

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can not

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produce

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Work

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or artifacts

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in the field of

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informatics

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is it possible for a computational work to be

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realized without TK devices no

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yes because it

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functions

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as a

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roof

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or umbrella

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in

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our Informatics building

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meaning that

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it is the output that we expect the

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artifacts

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or Work

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that

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we hope to produce

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summarize the results of the group discussion in the

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group worksheet provided

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by the teacher in free form

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to be the material for discussion in a

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visual form that is easy to understand and

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can help group presentations

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the whole group is also advised to

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make teacher suggestions regarding

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Informatics material that still needs strengthening

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Let's reflect after doing the previous 2 tasks

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regarding Informatics material

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that will be studied in grade 11 of course

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you already understand the goals and

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final expectations of Informatics learning

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sorry for the next try

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Describe the learning plan and things

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yes What you want to achieve while taking

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informatics subjects in grade 11

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that you have postponed with

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full responsibility and awareness, you can

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write it on the reflection sheet in

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your workbook, what

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you write will be a note of

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hope that can be a reminder and

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increase your enthusiasm for learning, let's go through a

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meaningful learning process in the

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subjects you have chosen, namely

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Informatics, this is page 10 and

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we will change the chapter, wait for the

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next update, look for the video if you don't

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find it in the column below, yes, in the

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description column there is a playlist, Ali will

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make a playlist for informatics class 11

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Chamber Thank you for watching

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Wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh

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