Are you taking IT:A for 2009?
I'll change the order a bit.
2. A constraint is to restrict/hold back (cf. 'constrain'). It means something that creates a limitation on a system.
1. Things that could limit a system include:
- cost ('economic')
- technology available ('technical')
- how things are done normally ('operational')
- the external environment ('social')
3. Use Wikipedia :P there's a fairly clear explanation on both.
Are you taking IT:A for 2009?
I'll change the order a bit.
2. A constraint is to restrict/hold back (cf. 'constrain'). It means something that creates a limitation on a system.
1. Things that could limit a system include:
- cost ('economic')
- technology available ('technical')
- how things are done normally ('operational')
- the external environment ('social')
3. Use Wikipedia :P there's a fairly clear explanation on both.
Yes, I am.
Another question.
1/ If information is to be used for a particular purpose, it is very important to ensure that it is of high quality. Give three tests you could apply to data to ensure that it is of a high quality.
2/ Write the output produced by this program.
words = 'this IS NoT EvEN'
Print words.title()
Print words.replace("IS", 'was')
Print words.upper()
Prints words *2
3/ What is Reverse Osmosis?
Thanks
2/ I doubt IT:A would do pseudocode, let alone what appears to be a Basic-like programming language.
Yeah, because year 11 IT is a mix of SD and APPs2/ I doubt IT:A would do pseudocode, let alone what appears to be a Basic-like programming language.
It's not in the 3/4 course, but it was in last years 1/2 for me [i'm pretty sure it is in the study design].
Yeah, because year 11 IT is a mix of SD and APPs
Another question.
ii) Jay wants customers to order her jewellery online. Select and justify an effective way of backing up Jay’s
files. Ensure that your answer refers to one or more of the following: complete backup, differential backup
and incremental backup.
1/ What is a primary key? Thanks
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Another question.
Ok i don't understand what they mean by this question.
Borak Enterprises are looking at the establishment of a new head quarters in Hong Kong, replacing the
existing office in Melbourne. The Human Resources Department is engaging a consultant to look at how
this will affect the current levels of staff.
Select the appropriate response from those listed
A. This is a tactical and operational decision
B. This is a an operational and strategic decision
C. This is a strategic and tactical decision
D. This is a strategic, operational and tactical decision.
Thnaks
| Type of decision | Made by | Time frame | Description and examples |
| Strategic | Organisation’s top/senior managers, e.g. CEO or president. | long term (years) | Usually expensive and affect the whole nature of the organisation. Examples of strategic decisions include closing store branches or diversifying into new areas. These decisions are usually based on highly summarised information. |
| Tactical | middle-managers, e.g. regional manager, state manager of a national organisation. | weeks/months | Made to implement strategic decisions, i.e. tactical supports strategic. Examples of tactical decisions include hiring extra staff or improving staff training. These decisions are usually based on summarised information. |
| Operational | Store managers or sales assistants | Day-to-day basis | Deal with non-management workers and keep the organisation working and productive. Examples of operational decisions include on-the-spot price reduction of a product or deciding whether a staff member can have time off work. These decisions are based on raw data or detailed (not summarised) information. |
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Thanks.
Another question.
Ok i don't understand what they mean by this question.
Borak Enterprises are looking at the establishment of a new head quarters in Hong Kong, replacing the
existing office in Melbourne. The Human Resources Department is engaging a consultant to look at how
this will affect the current levels of staff.
Select the appropriate response from those listed
A. This is a tactical and operational decision
B. This is a an operational and strategic decision
C. This is a strategic and tactical decision
D. This is a strategic, operational and tactical decision.
Thnaks
Oh god, looking at these questions , it makes me realise how fucked i am for it apps next year, because i havent done units 1 and 2
Oh god, looking at these questions , it makes me realise how fucked i am for it apps next year, because i havent done units 1 and 2
Oh god, looking at these questions , it makes me realise how fucked i am for it apps next year, because i havent done units 1 and 2
You don't need to have done Units 1 + 2, though it may help.
I never did 1 + 2 personally and nor did most people I know who did IT:A this year. In fact, I've found that the ones who went direct to 3 + 4 tend to do a bit better (whether this is self-selection bias, I do not know).
So there are more i.t appers in 09....:D :D
http://vcenotes.com/forum/index.php/topic,7139.0.html
So there are more i.t appers in 09....:D :D
http://vcenotes.com/forum/index.php/topic,7139.0.html
Not yet: http://vcenotes.com/forum/index.php/topic,1997.0.html
I took IT units 1&2 btw, but yeah it's quite easy to pick up so you should have no trouble at all.
Hey,
In the context of a school library information system, can you provide an example of each component?