Information and Communication Technology 0417/22 May/June 2024: question paper and mark scheme
Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication Technology (0417), Paper 2 Document Production, Databases and Presentations, May/June 2024. Read both free below, or download them. Done the paper? Get it marked by AI against this mark scheme.
Using suitable software, open the file j2422info.rtf
The page setup is set to A4, portrait orientation with two-centimetre margins. Do not make any changes to these settings.
Four paragraph styles have already been created and applied. Do not make any changes to these unless instructed to do so.
Save the document in your work area with the file name PAMPHLET
Make sure it is saved in the format of the software you are using.
Place in your Evidence Document a screenshot to show this file has been saved. Make sure there is evidence of the file type.
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1 File saved as PAMPHLET with evidence of correct file type 1
Place right-aligned in the header of the PAMPHLET document the text:
Information updated by: followed by a space, then your name, centre number and candidate number.
Place right-aligned in the footer automated page numbers.
Make sure that:
• the header and footer are aligned to the right margin of the page
• no other text or placeholders are included in the header or footer areas
• headers and footers are displayed on all pages.
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2 3
Header: text Information updated by: entered accurately in header 1
Header: [space] name, centre number, candidate number right aligned on same line, no placeholders 1
Automated page numbers right aligned in footer 1
Select the subheading EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES and the following text up to and including the paragraph ending … or additional privileges.
Change the page layout so that only this text is displayed in two columns of equal width with a one-centimetre space between them.
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3 2
Section break – applied to correct text 1
2 columns, 1 cm column spacing 1
The TAC-subhead paragraph style has already been created and applied to the four subheadings.
Modify the TAC-subhead style so only the following formatting is applied:
Enhancement
Space before
Line spacing
Space after
Style name
Alignment
Font style
Font size
(points)
(points)
(points)
TAC-subhead serif 16 centre bold, italic single 0 3
Take screenshot evidence to show you have modified the TAC-subhead style and the settings applied. Place this in your Evidence Document.
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4 3
TAC-subhead modified, named correctly, based on Normal/default 1
TAC-title style attributes – serif 16 pt, centred, bold, italic, single line, 0 pt before, 3 pt after, no other formatting 1
Subheads (4) – TAC-subhead modified in EV Step 4, formatting matches 1
Format the image so that:
• the text wraps around the image
• it appears in the paragraph starting The college has a limited fund … aligned to the right of the column and the bottom of the text in that paragraph
• when clicked it opens an email editor ready to send a message to TAC@cambridge.org with a subject line Tawara Bursary
Place in your Evidence Document a screenshot showing the link from the image, the email address and the subject.
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8 4
Image aligned to bottom of text and right column margin with text wrapped 1
Evidence of email link from image 1
Email link set to send message to TAC@cambridge.org 1
Email link subject line Tawara Bursary 1
Format the first row of the table so that:
• it becomes a single cell with the contents centre-aligned over the three columns
• it has a light-grey (20–40%) background fill.
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10 2
Table row 1 only merged and data centre aligned 1
Table row 1 only light grey (20–40%) background fill 1
Spell check and proofread the document.
Make sure that:
• the list and table are not split over columns or pages
• there are no widows or orphans
• there are no blank pages
• the original styles are maintained except the TAC-subhead style changed in Step 4
• spacing is consistent between all items.
Save the document using the same file name and format used in Step 1.
Print the document.
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[Total: 22]
Task 3 – Database
You are now going to prepare some reports. Dates must be imported in the format of day month year
(DMY). All currency values must display the same currency symbol and be set to two decimal places.
Mark scheme
12 Document spell checked and proofread – Document complete, paragraphs intact, portrait, consistent margins, pages and 1
columns aligned top, no widows/orphans, list & table not split, no blank pages, pre-applied styles
unchanged with consistent spacing (excluding subheads), space below longest column less than or equal to 6 point
Total 22
Use database software to import the file j2422students.csv as a new table.
Use these field names and data types:
Field name Data type Display
Course_code Text
Last_name Text
First_name Text
Gender Text
Roll_no Text
DOB Date/Time dd-MMM-yy e.g. 12-Aug-24
Street_address Text
Area Text
Post_code Text
Fees_paid Boolean/Logical Yes/No
Payment_type Text
Set Roll_no as the primary key.
Save the data.
Place in your Evidence Document a screenshot showing the field names, data types and primary key.
Import the file j2422courses.csv as a new table in your database.
Use these field names and data types:
Field name Data type Store Display
Level Number integer integer
Course_name Text
Course_ID Text
Course_type Text
Study_mode Text
Duration Text
Course_cost Number/Currency 2 decimal places currency symbol with
2 decimal places
Start_date Date/Time day month year
Set Course_ID as the primary key.
Save the data.
Place in your Evidence Document a screenshot showing the field names, data types and primary key.
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13 6
Students table – 11 field names as given, correct data types 1
Courses table – 8 field names as given, correct data types 1
Primary keys set on Roll_no (students), Course_ID (courses) 1
Report 1 – DOB in DMY format and displays dd-MMM-yy 1
Report 1 – Fees_paid displays Yes/No 1
Report 1 – Late_payment and Course_cost display same currency symbol and 2dp 1
Create a one-to-many relationship between Course_ID in the courses table and Course_Code in the students table.
Take screenshot evidence showing the fields and type of relationship. Place this in your
Evidence Document.
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14 1-to-many relationship between Course_ID (courses) to Course_Code (students) 1
Enter the following details as a new record in the students table:
Course_code TAGL204
Last_name Peacock
First_name Luca
Gender Male
Roll_no R0561
DOB 09/06/1988
Street_address 54 Pershore Lane
Area Freymarsh
Post_code PB51 7EH
Fees_paid No
Payment_type Cheque
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15 2
Students table – new record R0561 Luca Peacock entered once, does not replace R0001 Brandon Middleton 1
New record accurate – R0561 | Luca | Peacock | 09-Jun-88 | No | Cheque 1
Using fields from both tables, produce a tabular report that:
• selects the records where:
– Fees_paid is No
– Payment_type is Cheque or Credit Card
• contains a new field called Late_payment which is calculated at run-time. This field must display the new course cost after a 2% increase has been applied. Use Course_cost multiplied by 1.02. Format this field to display currency
• shows only the fields Roll_no, First_name, Last_name, DOB, Course_name, Level,
Fees_paid, Payment_type, Course_cost and Late_payment in this order, with data and labels displayed in full. Do not group the data
• sorts the data into ascending order of Level and descending order of Course_name
• has a page orientation of landscape
• fits a single page width and prints on two pages
• includes only the title Surcharges for outstanding fees displayed in a larger font size, fully visible, at the top of the page
• has your name, centre number and candidate number in the footer of the report so it appears in the same position on every page.
Save and print your report.
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16 11
Report footer – Name, centre number, candidate number in page footer, appears on every page 1
Report title – Surcharges for outstanding fees top of page, accurate 1
Title displayed in a larger font size and fully visible 1
Calculated field heading Late_payment – 100% accurate 1
Late payment calculated – 2% increase – correct values 1
Select records – Fees_paid is No 1
Select records – Payment_type is Cheque or Credit Card 1
Sort ascending on Level and descending on Course_name, no grouping 1
Print layout – base fields, headings and data in correct order Roll_no | First_name | Last_name | DOB | Course_name | 1
Level | Fees_paid | Payment_type | Course_cost | Late_payment
Print layout – Landscape, all base fields present, no truncation 1
Fits a single page wide and prints on two pages 1
Using fields from both tables, produce labels which:
• select the records where:
– Course_name includes the text crop
– Course_type is University
• are sorted in ascending order of Last_name
Use this selection to produce labels which:
• are arranged in 2 columns and 5 rows with 10 labels to the page, for example with a label size of 99.0 mm wide × 57.0 mm high (9.90 cm × 5.7 cm)
• print in portrait orientation with a page size of 21 cm by 29.7 cm
• display the data for each field as shown in the following sample label:
Course_name
Course_type - Start_date
First_name Last_name
Street_address
Area
Post_code
• have your name, centre number and candidate number on the left at the bottom of each label.
Modify the format of the label so that only the first two lines are displayed in a larger font size, centre-aligned and bold.
Make sure that data on every label is fully visible with no overlap of any field.
Save and print your labels.
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[Total: 30]
Task 4 – Printing the Evidence Document
Make sure that your name, centre number and candidate number appear on every page of your
Evidence Document.
Save your Evidence Document.
Print your Evidence Document.
Task 5 – Presentation
You are going to create a short presentation.
All slides must have a consistent layout and formatting.
Mark scheme
17 10
Name, centre and candidate number bottom left of each label 1
Top two lines only centre aligned 1
Top two lines only larger font size with bold enhancement 1
Fields – correct position with bottom four field rows left aligned 1
Fields – correct punctuation and spacing, min 1 space between fields and before and after dash 1
All fields present, data fully visible with no field overlap 1
Select records – Course_name includes the text crop 1
Select records – Course_type is University 1
Records sorted in ascending order on Last_Name 1
Labels printed, portrait, layout of 2 columns × 5 rows, 10 labels to page 1
Total 30
Use a master slide to display only the following features:
• a thick black 3 to 4 point wide horizontal line across the full width of the slide. Position this line above the slide titles about three centimetres from the top. Make sure the line does not overlap any slide data
• above the line enter the text Organic Crop Farming in a 32 point, black font, aligned to the top right of the slide. Make sure the text does not wrap or overlap the line
• automatic slide numbers on the top left
• your name, centre number and candidate number.
Make sure that:
• master slide items appear in the same position on every slide
• no items overlap on any slide.
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19 4
Thick black 3–4 pt horizontal line across full slide width, 3 cm from top 1
Text Organic Crop Farming large black font, top right, not wrapped 1
Slide number top left | name, centre number, candidate number 1
Line positioned above slide titles, heading above line, no items overlap on any slide 1
Use the data in the file j2422area.csv to create a vertical bar chart. This must compare the size of organic farmland by region for only the years 2013 and 2023. Display with labels:
• the regions on the category axis
• the values on the value axis
• a legend showing the years.
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20 3
Chart – vertical comparative bar chart created using correct data 1
Region labels on category axis, value numbers displayed on value axis 1
Legend displays the years for their data (2013 and 2023) 1
Place the chart to the left of the bullets on the slide with the title Global statistics
Make sure that:
• no words are split
• all data and labels are fully visible
• the chart and its contents do not overlap any slide items.
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24 Chart on correct slide, left of bullets, chart data fully visible, no overlap or split words 1
Add the following text as presenter/speaker notes to the slide with the title Global statistics
India has the most organic farmers in the world.
Print only this slide as presenter/speaker notes.
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25 2
Presenter notes India has the most organic farmers in the world. in correct position on correct slide 100% accurate 1
Presenter notes slide only printed as presenter/speaker notes layout 1
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