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IT Software Development Exam Thoughts.
Captain:
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--- Quote from: "principe" --- I don't know about 82-85% for an A, last year the cut off for an A+ wass 85%, and the exam was easier this year.
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I thought the cut for A was 85% last year :P Meh, its all the same. Im in year 11 and don't really know how the system works yet.
19/20 according to that web site, but Im 99% sure about that question being D, so I'd say 18/20. 100% for section B, and I'm confidant about section C.
:)
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Lol I don't get how it could be D. The b1245 is completely different to b4532. It must have been C
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I hope it is C, cause thats what I chose.
You know the difference between random access and sequential? Well, look at the stucture of the diagram.
It implies that to access b4532, b1245 has to be read first.
I don't like the notation root\accounts\invoices\b1245\ but I can understand how it could be that. Also root\accounts\invoices\ isn't a full path, IMO.
Its a stupid question.
TheRisingTyrant:
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--- Quote from: "divinity" ---What did you guys get for the images storage space per year? It was basic math but I think i screwed it up :(
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60 Gigabytes.
http://www.mckinnonsc.vic.edu.au/vceit/postmortems/2007sd/index.htm
Sections A and B are up.
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Question 7
The full path to invoice b4532 is
A. invoices\b4532
B. accounts\invoices\
C. root\accounts\invoices\*
D. root\accounts\invoices\b 1245\
The others are just silly.
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I did C too, but now I'm 99% sure it is D, this is because it looks like a sequential access structure now.
What did everyone else get?
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It would still be wrong. The answer. The file name in the diagram was b1245 but the one in the question was b 1245. Notice the space!
Captain:
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--- Quote from: "Captain" ---
--- Quote from: "divinity" ---What did you guys get for the images storage space per year? It was basic math but I think i screwed it up :(
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60 Gigabytes.
http://www.mckinnonsc.vic.edu.au/vceit/postmortems/2007sd/index.htm
Sections A and B are up.
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Question 7
The full path to invoice b4532 is
A. invoices\b4532
B. accounts\invoices\
C. root\accounts\invoices\*
D. root\accounts\invoices\b 1245\
The others are just silly.
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I did C too, but now I'm 99% sure it is D, this is because it looks like a sequential access structure now.
What did everyone else get?
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It would still be wrong. The answer. The file name in the diagram was b1245 but the one in the question was b 1245. Notice the space!
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I've got the question book right next to me, there is no space. Don't ask me why there is on the web site.
TheRisingTyrant:
oh thats gay
principe:
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--- Quote from: "principe" --- I don't know about 82-85% for an A, last year the cut off for an A+ wass 85%, and the exam was easier this year.
--- End quote ---
I thought the cut for A was 85% last year :P Meh, its all the same. Im in year 11 and don't really know how the system works yet.
19/20 according to that web site, but Im 99% sure about that question being D, so I'd say 18/20. 100% for section B, and I'm confidant about section C.
:)
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Lol I don't get how it could be D. The b1245 is completely different to b4532. It must have been C
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I hope it is C, cause thats what I chose.
You know the difference between random access and sequential? Well, look at the stucture of the diagram.
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It implies that to access b4532, b1245 has to be read first.
I don't like the notation root\accounts\invoices\b1245\ but I can understand how it could be that. Also root\accounts\invoices\ isn't a full path, IMO.
Its a stupid question.
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Oh yes I see where your coming from. Damn I didn't think about it that way. Hmmm, since they said the full path I thought it referred to as the file's actual directory on the hard disk. But yes I think you might be right. I haven't see a tricky question like this from VCAA.
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