Marianville · Grade 11 ICT
Unit 3 · Consolidation & Assessment · Chapter 9

Revision — Robotics + System Administration & Documentation

Week 9 · Day 1 · Benchmark Consolidation of 11.5.1.3 and 11.5.1.4.
Essential question

What are my top three gaps before the exam?

Learning objectives
  • Review key concepts from Weeks 1–8
  • Practise exam-style and project-style questions
  • Identify and close personal learning gaps

Overview

Week 9 is the bridge between learning and the summative assessment. We build a class concept map covering Topics 3 & 4, rotate through revision stations, and finish with a quick quiz. Every student leaves with a written list of their top three home-revision areas for Week 10.

Concept map

A concept map links big ideas with arrows. For Term 2, the two big nodes are Robotics and Sys Admin & Documentation. Under each, connect algorithms, design cycle, diagnostic tools, documentation styles.

Station rotation

Rotate through four stations: MCQ (definitions), short answer (explain), algorithm trace (do), design-brief critique (evaluate). Each station takes 10 minutes.

Personal revision list

Be honest. Write your three weakest topics and how you will study them — read notes, redo an activity, ask a classmate. A specific list beats 'revise everything'.

Activity

Mock test and revision plan

  1. Complete the class concept map for Topics 3 & 4 and add your own notes.
  2. Rotate through the four revision stations (MCQ, short answer, algorithm trace, brief critique).
  3. Take the class mock quiz.
  4. Write your top 3 home-revision areas before Week 10.
Review questions
  1. Name the 5 steps of the Robot Design Cycle.
    Reveal answer

    Define, Research, Brainstorm, Build, Test & Evaluate.

  2. Name the four sysadmin jobs.
    Reveal answer

    Uptime, performance, resources, security.

  3. State the repair workflow.
    Reveal answer

    Symptom, diagnosis, action, verification.

Take it home

Teach one weak topic to a family member — if you can explain it, you know it.

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