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3.1.1 Flash Cards

Morgan Callaghan IT AS level Englisch 55 Karten

3.1.1 Flash Cards

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  1. 1What is data?Raw facts and figures that are meaningless
  2. 2What is information?Information is data that has been describe. It need Structure, Context and Meaning
  3. 3How does data gain structure? Give an exampleStructure is gained through presentation
    e.g. DATA - 210426 = STRUCTURE 15-05-17
  4. 4How does data gain context? Give an exampleContext is gained through interpretation
    e.g. STRUCTURED DATA - 15-05-17 = CONTEXT - A date
  5. 5How does data gain Meaning? Give an exampleWhen you understand what it means
    e.g. STRUCTURED DATA - 15-05-17 = CONTEXT - A DATE = MEANING - the 135th day of the year (136th in a leap year)
  6. 6Give the "Equation" to make data into informationData + Meaning(Structure+Context) = Information
  7. 7Give three ways of presenting dataAny of:
    Text
    Graphics/Image
    Sound
    Moving Image/Animation
    LED
  8. 8When can text be used? When can Graphics/Images be used? When can Sound be used?Letters, Emails, Texts
    Signs, Charts
    Alarms, Spoken Word
  9. 9When can Moving Images/animations be used? When can LED be used?Education, For fun
    On machines to indicate on/off, Display minimal inforamtion
  10. 10One advantage of using textAny from:
    Meaning is clear and explicit
    Can be read in a loud place
    A lot of information at once
  11. 11One disadvantage of using textAny from:
    Language barriers
    Long Winded
    Visually impaired
    Long time for people to process
  12. 12One advantage of using ImagesAny from:
    "Pictures worth a thousand words"
    No language barrier
    Can see if loud
    Always there
  13. 13One disadvantage of using ImagesAny from:
    Might not be clear/Misinterpreted
    Need knowledge of context
    No explanation if misunderstanding
  14. 14One advantage of using soundAny from:
    Can grab attention
    No need to be close
    Visual impairments have no problems
    No visual distraction
  15. 15One disadvantage of using soundAny from:
    Hearing impairments
    Bad in a loud environment
    Everyone has to listen
    Must be present at the time to hear it
  16. 16One advantage of using moving image/animationAny from:
    Can convey actions
    Language independent
  17. 17One disadvantage of using moving image/animationAny from:
    Only show frame by frame
    No sound
  18. 18One advantage of using LEDsAny from:
    Takes up little space
    Power efficient
    Cheap to produce
  19. 19One disadvantage of using LEDsAny from:
    Meaningless if you don't know why to use them
    Need to be close to see them
  20. 20What is knowledge Give an exampleThe understanding of rules needed to interpret information and using it, using your knowledge base
    e.g. INFORMATION - 21-04-26 is Queen Elizabeth's birthday in European date format
    KNOWLEDGE - The Queen was 82 in 2012
  21. 21DATA TYPES What is Boolean What is Real What is an IntegerOnly two values (Yes/No)
    Any number including decimals
    Any single number with no decimals
  22. 22What is a String What is Date and TimeAny alphanumerical value
    A date or time format
  23. 23What is the data type of a telephone numberString
  24. 24What does a "direct source of data" mean?Data that has been collected for a specific purpose
  25. 25Advantages of Direct sourceAny from:
    Data is what is required
    Source is trusted
  26. 26Disadvantages of Direct SourceAny from:
    Costly to collect original data
    Takes time to collect
    Sample sizes may be too small
  27. 27What does an "Indirect source of data" mean?Data collected previously and being used for a different purpose other than it original purpose
  28. 28Advantages of Indirect source?Any from :
    Data instantly
    Different Sources can be compared
    Large sample sizes
  29. 29Disadvantages of Indirect Source?Any from:
    Not likely to meet requirements
    May be out of date
    May not be trustworthy
    May not be enough detail
    Format may be inappropriate
  30. 30Name one factor which affects the quality of information. Explain the one you've chosenAny from:
    Completeness - Need to have full data
    Relevance - Must be on-topic
    Accuracy - Need to be accurate/reliable
    Age - Data should not be old or out of date
    Presentation - Understandable e.g. chart
    Level of detail - Too much or too little data
  31. 31What is the purpose of encoding data?Any from:
    Speeding up processing times
    Reduce the amount of storage
    Improving accuracy of input
    Improving the presentation of data
    Security
  32. 32Ways to encode:Any from:
    Numerical Representations (01= science, 02 = Engineering)
    Abbreviations (SCI = science, ENG = engineering)
    Value Judgments (Used in questionnaires)
  33. 33What is the purpose of validation?To ensure data is (any from):
    Sensible
    Reasonable
    Within Acceptable Boundaries
    Complete
  34. 34Name a Type of validationAny from:
    Range checks (e.g. 1-10, a day before today)
    Type checks (e.g. real, integer, string)
    Length check (e.g. must be 5 characters)
    Picture/format checks (e.g. post codes)
    Presence checks (e.g. required fields)
    Lookup checks (e.g. Male/Female/Other)
  35. 35What is check digit? What is it used for?Check Digit is a single number between 0-9 which is put at the end of a string (e.g. barcode)
    We use it to mathematically check the accuracy of data
  36. 36How does check digit work?1. Data is entered (plus check digit)
    2. Computer generates the expected check digit
    3. If check digit matches = Save data
    4. If check digit doesn't match = Data is rejected, Error message, Try again
  37. 37What is the purpose of verification?Verification makes sure the data is the same as the object data
  38. 38Name the two types of verificationComputer Verification - Double Entry (e.g. passwords)
    Manual Verification - Proof Reading (the person checks the data manually from the screen to the source)
  39. 39Name one problem with Computer verification Name one problem with Manual VerificationAny from:
    May have entered the same data entry error twice and not picked up
    Any from:
    Blurred and tired eyes might not pick up errors
    People can see the same error twice and
  40. 40What is a transcript error? Give an exampleMaking a mistake when copying data over
    e.g Stuart = Stuasrt
  41. 41What is a transposition error? Give an exampleMaking a mistake by reversing data
    e.g. Stuart = Staurt
  42. 42What is the difference between Backing Up and Archiving data?Backing up makes a copy of the data and stores it somewhere else for easy access
    Archiving removes the data and transfers it somewhere else for storing
  43. 43Name 3 costs of personnelAny from:
    People employed to collect the data
    Contractors
    Maintenance of hardware and software
    Staff attending training courses
  44. 44Name 3 costs of SoftwareAny from:
    Software licenses
    Training staff to use the software
    Maintenance agreements
    DPT/Graphics editing
  45. 45Name 3 costs of HardwareAny from:
    Storage space to hold data
    Purchasing and updating the equipment
    Printers, CDs, DVDs, Writer, Scanner, Camera
  46. 46Name 3 cost of consumablesAny from:
    Electricity
    Paper/toner for printers
    Lamps
    Petrol
  47. 47Describe the diagram of the input, output, process, storing feedback.Describe the diagram of the input, output, process, storing feedback.
  48. 48What is Inputting? What types of inputs are there?Inputting is entering external data and adding it to the system
    Electrical input - CD/Disk , Network
    Manual Input - Keyboard
  49. 49What is processing? What are the three "steps" of processing?Processing is the actions performed on the data.
    Sorting
    Searching
    Performing Calculations
  50. 50What is storage? What is in storage?Storage is where the data is held
    It holds results from processing, the original input and any other data required during processing
  51. 51What is outputting? What types of outputs are there?Outputting is taking the information from the system and showing it to the user
    Printed Outputs
    Output on screen
    Electronic Output
    PDF Output
  52. 52What is feedback? What is a closed Loop What is an open LoopFeedback is the output from the system and it can form the next input system
    If feedback = automatic = Closed Loop
    If feedback = Manual = Open Loop
  53. 53What are the steps of a UPC Check Digit Modulus 10?1. Add odd placed numbers
    2. Times odd totally by 3
    3. Add even placed numbers
    4. Add even and odd totals
    5. Divide the total by 10
    6. Subtract the remainder from 10
    7. Add final digit to the end
  54. 54What is Modulus 11 used for?It is usually used with 10 digit barcodes
  55. 55Explain the steps of modulus 111. Identify length of number
    3. Identify weightings

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