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Information Software and Technology Final Exam

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  1. 1AnalyseIdentify components and the relationships between them
  2. 2CollaborationWorking together in pairs or a group to share ideas and expertise
  3. 3CommunicationSharing of information with people
  4. 4Concept mapGraphic showing how ideas are related
  5. 5CriteriaElements that must be included in a project and the standards by which it will be evaluated
  6. 6Design, Produce evaluateThe 3 stages of successful project work
  7. 7EvaluationComparison of the solution and original expectations
  8. 8IPO tableInput, Output and Processing of data needed for a solution
  9. 9Project managementOverseeing of a project to ensure it is done to time and on budget
  10. 10PrototypeSimple version of how the final project might look
  11. 11Resourcestime, finances and people needed for a solution
  12. 12StoryboardSimple sketches of screen design and navigation
  13. 13Bus linesConnections between chips on the circuit boards
  14. 14ControlAllowing data to move through the system
  15. 15Controller cardsCircuit boards that hold chips performing secondary functions such as sound and video display
  16. 16DisplayAppearance of the information presentation to the user
  17. 17HardwarePhysical parts of a computer
  18. 18MicroprocessorGeneral name for a chip
  19. 19MotherboardMain circuit board that holds most of the main chips
  20. 20PortPoint of connection between an external device and the computer
  21. 21ProcessingChanging data from one form to another
  22. 22Secondary storageDevices that can hold data after the power is turned off
  23. 23ServerNetworked computers that perform certain tasks for other computers on the network
  24. 24TroubleshootingSystematic method for finding faults in a computer system
  25. 25Application SoftwareProgram that allows the user to create, edit or display computer generated files
  26. 26Control elementsButtons, tabs and drop-down lists that allow the user to work the application
  27. 27GUI (Graphical User Interface)Interaction between the user and the computer screen
  28. 28Hardware requirementsComponents that need to be used to run software correctly
  29. 29Inclusice designSoftware presentation that allows people with a wide range of a abilities to use it
  30. 30InteractivityCommunication between the user and the application
  31. 31Macroset of stored instructions labelled and used repeatedly in an application
  32. 32NavigationMovement of users between different sections of an application
  33. 33Operating SystemControl of hardware components by application software
  34. 34Utility softwareProgram that has specific housekeeping tasks to perform
  35. 35Binary dataData represented by ones and zeros
  36. 36CopyrightOwnership of intellectual property by its creator
  37. 37Data compressionDecrease of file size by removing data or finding patterns
  38. 38Data securityProcedures intended to protect data from unauthorised access
  39. 39Data transmissionMovement of data from one place to another within a computer system or across a network
  40. 40Digital dataRepresented by fixed values
  41. 41Primary storageChips on the motherboard, directly accessed by the CPU
  42. 42Secondary storageDevices that can hold data after the power is turned off
  43. 43Augmented realityIntegration of real world video with computer generated images to deliver an interactive 3D environment
  44. 44ConvergenceTrend of combining previously separate technologies into single items of equipment
  45. 45Expert systemComputer program that contains stored knowledge and solves problems in a specified field
  46. 46Fuzzy logicAssigns a probability to events and predicts the most likely conclusion from a range of possibilities
  47. 47Generations of computersGroups of computer hardware improvements over time, each group presenting a significant advance in technology
  48. 48Computer forensics analystRecovers data from computers and other digital devices in order to provide evidence of illegal or inappropriate activities
  49. 49Computer scientistDesigns and develops new hardware and software technology
  50. 50eLearning designerCreates digital teaching and learning resources
  51. 51Multimedia specialistProduces computer displays using text, graphics, video, animation and audio
  52. 52Online music promoterPlans and produces marketing campaigns to sell musoc
  53. 53ProgrammerWrites code used to create, update and maintain software packages
  54. 54Project managerManages a project in order to keep it on schedule and within budget
  55. 55Software engineerDesigns and develops software for operating systems and application programs
  56. 56Support staffProvide assistance for people who have problems with their computer system
  57. 57Systems analystDesigns and manages information systems in order to solve problems related to computer technology.
  58. 58TechnicianInstalls, repairs and maintains computers, servers and other hardware devices
  59. 59Training specialistPlans, coordinated and teaches a range of activities related to information and software technology.
  60. 60Website designerDesigns, creates and maintains websites
  61. 61Code of conductRules that set out standards of behaviour
  62. 62CopyrightOwnership of intellectual property by its creator
  63. 63Cloud computingTechnology offering a range of applications via the internet to perform tasks traditionally executed with software on an individual
  64. 64ControlPower to make decisions about who does and does not gain access to information and software technology
  65. 65Data accuracyExtent to which data is free or errors
  66. 66Data biasManipulation of data in order to present a one-sided view
  67. 67Data securityProtection of data from loss or modification
  68. 68ErgonomicsStudy of the relationship between machines and the people who use them
  69. 69Equity and accessBelief that all people should have equal rights and access to the benefits that information and software technologies offer
  70. 70Hackerspeople who deliberately intrude into computer systems without permission
  71. 71Intellectual propertyProduct of the intellect that has commercial value
  72. 72Occupational health and safety legislationEnacted workplace law that aims to protect the health, safety and welfare of people at work
  73. 73PhishingTransmission of a seemingly legitimate email in an attempt to gather personal and financial information
  74. 74PiracyUnauthorised copying of software
  75. 75PrivacyRight of an individual or group to keep their lives and personal affairs out of public view, or to exercise control over personal information
  76. 76TelecommutingWorking from home using modern technology to keep in touch with a place of employment
  77. 77VideoconferencingUsing video and audio to link two or more people in different locations

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Year 10 Final Exam - Dr Tosic
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