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What is the relationship between ICT and computer?
ict is a subject and computer is a technology(husbin and wife)
Do you need ict for architecture?
ICT might be important to become an architect, because:It helps with your ICT drawing skills.It is much easier to get a job if you have a qualification in ICT.ICT could help to solve some problems.But anyway I heard that if you haven't got a qualification in ICT in your high school, some universities might offer courses which can help you more.In a few weeks I will have to choose my GCSE subjects, and I want to be an architect is well, but I'm not sure if I'm going to choose ICT.The subject that you need for architecture are:History or geographyGraphicsArtYou might choose a language if you like, it would help!
What is a three letter word meaning a subject you take at school?
ict
When did ICT become a core subject within the National Curriculum?
1995
What do ICT mean?
Information and Communications Technology.
In year 9 what options do you need to choose to become a game designer and what will the other steps be?
Ict, Art and Maths.
What is a format in ict?
format means to layout and specifically choose a format (text, centering or changing your data to a specific style)
What does format mean in ict?
format means to layout and specifically choose a format (text, centering or changing your data to a specific style)
What does situ mean in ICT terms?
what does * mean in ict what does * mean in ict
What is the difference between ICT studies and computer studies?
Computer Studies is more to do with algorithms/programming, whereas ICT is just knowing how to use certain software. Most people taking Computer Studies thinking it an easy subject are actually looking at ICT in their heads. HINT: CS IS DIFFICULT.
How do you say ict in french?
ICT in french is informatique .
Should you choose gcse ict?
Firstly, look at Computer Studies/ Computer Science Computer Studies/Science is about programming software - you either get it or you don't. If you do get it - choose it, it is in high demand for jobs nowadays, with salaries starting at £45,000, and if you really get it, the GCSE is pretty easy. If you don't get computer studies/science, but you're still interested in computers - do Ict, it's still pretty good. If your not particularly interested in computers, it's probably not worth doing it just for the sake of it.
