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Secondary revision · Computer Studies Form 1

Programming Basics

Students are introduced to programming concepts using block-based languages like Scratch. They learn to write, run, and debug simple programs, developing foundational coding skills aligned with Zambia CBC competences in creativity and logical thinking. This topic prepares learners for ECZ practical assessments and builds confidence in creating digital solutions, an essential aspect of exam revision and competence-based learning in the Zambian secondary education system.

Computer Studies Form 1 Form 1
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100
Est. time
~100 min
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Pass mark
50%

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Outcomes

If you passExcellent! You have taken your first steps in programming, a key area for ECZ exams and developing innovative digital projects.
If you don't pass yetProgramming improves with trial and error. Review your code, fix errors, and try again—every programmer learns through practice.

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