INF02
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- INF02
- What is the use of ICT in technology?
- Input, Processing, Storage, Transfer and Output of information.
- What is the IPO?
- Input is the capturing of data, Processing is the changing of data into information and Output is the information produced.
- Why do organisations use ICT?
- To fulfil their goals.
- What are the components of an ICT system?
- People, Procedures, Software, Hardware, Information and Data.
- What is data?
- Data is raw meaningless facts and figures that haven't been processed.
- What different forms can data come in?
- Text, Pictures, Sound, Video, Numbers
- What factors affect the quality of information?
- Source, Relevance, Source, Time and Comleteness
- What factors need to be considered when designing an ICT system?
- Age, Experience, Disabilities, Task and Environment
- What does a GUI use?
- WIMPS
- What tools can be used to provide assistance?
- Tutorials, Search options, Help buttons and User guides
- To work in ICT what characteristics do you need to have?
- Problem solving skills, willingness to work flexible hours and good communication.
- What is the definition of the internet?
- A number of interconnected computers all around the world tat allows the sending and retrieval of information.
- What is the definition of the WWW?
- A collection of multimedia resources accessible around the world via the internet.
- What is the difference between malpractice and crime?
- Malpractice is when an employee goes against the organisation's code of conduct and a crime is when a person breaks the law using a computer.
- What can ICT provide?
- Fast repetitive processing, Storage capacity, improved presentation and security and search facility.
- What is the use of ICT in technology?
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