Summer
2012
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7
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Most
organisations now have a code of conduct to discourage their employees from
misusing the ICT facilities. Describe four distinct guidelines a code of
conduct should contain.
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[4]
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Winter
2013
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12
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A local
council has a code of conduct for all of its employees who use ICT systems.
Define what is meant by a code of conduct and describe four guidelines it
should contain.
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[6]
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Summer
2013
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3
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A
national bank wants to ensure that its financial systems are secure against
attack. Other than code of conduct, describe four factors that should be
included in the bank’s security policy.
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[8]
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8
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Changes
in modern technology have led to an increase in teleworking. Discuss the
advantages and disadvantages to both employees and employers of teleworking.
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[8]
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Summer
2014
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10
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Describe
three different examples which illustrate the difference between legal and
moral issues with respect to codes of conduct.
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[6]
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14
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Improvements
in communication systems have made it possible for more and more people to
work from home using computer networks, often called teleworking. Discuss the
advantages and disadvantages to employees and companies of teleworking.
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[8]
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Summer
2015
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7
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Discuss
the advantages and disadvantages videoconferencing brings
to an organisation or its employees.
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[5]
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9
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A
financial institution has a ‘code of conduct’ for all its employees who use
its ICT systems. Describe five guidelines it should contain, other than the consequences of breaking
the code.
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[5]
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Labels
- IT1
- IT3
- Database systems
- HCI
- Networks
- Capabilities
- Data Info Knowledge
- ICT in business
- ICT in education
- ICT in healthcare
- ICT in the home
- Internet
- Limitations
- MIS
- Management of change
- Modelling
- Presenting information
- Quality Information
- Security Policies
- Social issues
- Systems development
- Validation
- Verification
- Working with ICT
- life cycle
Tuesday, 6 October 2015
IT3: Topic 4 - Working with ICT
IT3: Topic 2 - The Internet
Winter
2012
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1
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Discuss
the advantages and disadvantages of dialup and broadband connections when
using the Internet.
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[4]
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2
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Mobile
access to the Internet has led to changes in work patterns. Describe the
advantages and disadvantages, for the worker of mobile access to the
Internet.
|
[5]
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15
|
The
Internet has had a huge impact on businesses and the way they operate.
Evaluate
the impact that e-commerce has had on businesses and their customers.
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[10]
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16
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Society
is concerned that there is no real ownership or control of the Internet.
Using suitable examples, discuss these concerns.
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[7]
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Summer
2012
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8
|
A shop
selling memorabilia already has a website and computer systems. The shop
owner wants to expand and offer the customers an online shopping
service. Describe in detail four main requirements needed for an
efficient on-line shopping service.
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[4]
|
9
|
Discuss
the advantages and disadvantages of online shopping to both the business and
the customer.
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[7]
|
12
|
A bank
uses File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Describe in detail what is meant by FTP,
state a use and give an advantage to the bank of using FTP.
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[4]
|
Winter
2013
|
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4
|
“Nobody really owns the Internet or tries to control it.” Discuss with suitable
examples, whether you think that this statement is true or false.
|
[8]
|
7
|
A
company already advertises its products on their website. Describe the four
main requirements the company has to put in place so that the website can be
used for interactive online shopping.
|
[4]
|
8
|
Discuss
different advantages and disadvantages that e-commerce brings both to the
company and to the customer.
|
[8]
|
Summer
2013
|
||
5
|
A small
business only has dialup access to the Internet. It is considering signing up
for broadband. Discuss the relative advantages and disadvantages that dialup
and broadband give the business.
|
[4]
|
6
|
The
Internet has helped the increase in distributed computing. Explain what is
meant by distributed computing.
|
[3]
|
7
|
Describe
briefly an application which uses distributed computing.
|
[2]
|
8
|
Discuss
the advantages and disadvantages of distributed computing.
|
[4]
|
14
|
“The
growth in social networking sites and other entertainment sites has led to
many concerns about the privacy, security and abuse of personal data on
the Internet.”
|
[18]
|
Winter
2014
|
||
9
|
Discuss
the advantages and disadvantages of dialup and broadband connections when
using the Internet.
|
[6]
|
10
|
Other
than being able to work from anywhere, describe the advantages and
disadvantages for the worker of mobile access to the Internet.
|
[4]
|
11
|
A
company already has a website and a network. Describe in detail the four main
requirements that they need to put in place to enable them to offer an
on-line shopping facility to customers.
|
[4]
|
12
|
Discuss
the advantages and disadvantages of on-line shopping to both the company and
the customer.
|
[8]
|
Summer 2014
|
||
11
|
Many
large data processing projects now make use of distributed computing. Explain
what is meant by distributed computing and describe an application which uses
it.
|
[5]
|
12
|
Discuss
the advantages and disadvantages of distributed computing.
|
[4]
|
13
|
A
global market research company uses File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Describe in
detail what is meant by FTP, state a use and give an advantage to the company
of using FTP.
|
[4]
|
19
|
According
to a survey, the average 21 year old has:
• spent
5000 hours videogaming;
• sent
250,000 email messages;
• spent
10,000 hours on a mobile phone.
Discuss
using appropriate examples the benefits and concerns these activities cause
for modern society.
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[18]
|
Summer 2015
|
||
3
|
An
organisation uses File Transfer
Protocol (FTP). Give two specific uses an organisation can
make of FTP and give two
advantages for the organisation of using FTP.
|
[4]
|
12
|
‘The Internet is worldwide and
for everyone. No-one owns it or controls
the Internet.’ Discuss this statement and
illustrate your arguments with different examples.
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[8]
|
IT3: Topic 1 - Networks
Winter
2012
|
||
1
|
Other
than cost or security issues, explain in detail two factors that could
influence the choice of a network for a company.
|
[2x2]
|
2
|
Discuss
the relative advantages and disadvantages of ring and star topologies.
|
[6]
|
Summer
2012
|
||
3
|
Describe
what is meant by the term network topology.
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[2]
|
4
|
Other
than topology or cost, explain in detail three other factors which influence
the choice of a network.
|
[6]
|
5
|
Peer-to-peer
and client server networks are two types of network. Compare and contrast
these two types of network.
|
[6]
|
Winter
2013
|
||
6
|
A
company needs to change its network. Compare and contrast client server
versus peer to peer networks for the company.
|
[6]
|
7
|
An
organisation is considering using a wireless network. Describe two advantages
and two disadvantages for the organisation of using a wireless network over a
cable network.
|
[4]
|
Summer
2013
|
||
8
|
A
company is considering changing its network. Other than topology issues,
describe in detail three factors that will influence the choice of a network.
|
[6]
|
9
|
A
network manager uses remote management when managing the network. Describe
four tasks that the network manager could do using remote management.
|
[4]
|
Winter
2014
|
||
3
|
Discuss
the relative advantages and disadvantages of ring and star topologies.
|
[6]
|
10
|
A local
company needs a new network. Other than cost or topology, describe in detail
three factors that they should take into account when choosing the new
network.
|
[3x2]
|
11
|
A
network manager uses remote management when managing the network.
Describe six tasks that the network manager could do using remote management.
|
[6]
|
Summer
2014
|
||
12
|
A
company is considering installing a wireless network. Describe two advantages
and two disadvantages for the company, other than health concerns, of using a
wireless network over a cabled network.
|
[4]
|
13
|
Peer-to-peer
and client server networks are two types of network. Compare and contrast
these two types of network.
|
[6]
|
Summer
2015
|
||
4
|
A
system analyst has been asked to update a company’s network. Discuss the relative advantages and
disadvantages of peer-to-peer and client server network configuration
he would include in his feasibility report.
|
[6]
|
5
|
The
network infrastructure of a school needs updating. The network manager is considering
installing a wireless network. Discuss
the advantages and disadvantages to the school of using a wireless network.
|
[4]
|
6
|
The school is based on a number
of sites and consequently the network manager needs to use remote management to
simplify his job. Describe five tasks that the network manager
could carry out using remote management.
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[5]
|
IT3: Topic 3 - HCIs
Winter
2012
|
||
1
|
A good
Human Computer Interface (HCI) is vital for an information system to work
well. Other than layout appropriate to task, describe four factors which
should be taken into account when designing a good HCI. Explain why each
factor is important.
|
[4x2]
|
Summer
2012
|
||
2
|
Discuss
the different needs of a novice and an expert computer user, and describe how
they could be met when designing a suitable Human Computer Interface (HCI).
|
[5]
|
3
|
Discuss
the needs of a disabled computer user and describe how they can be met when
designing a suitable Human Computer Interface (HCI).
|
[4]
|
Winter
2013
|
||
4
|
A Human
Computer Interface (HCI) allows a computer to be used. Other than disabled
access and the expertise of the user, state three factors which should be
taken into account when designing a good HCI. Illustrate each factor with a
suitable example.
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[3x2]
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5
|
Describe,
using examples, the features of a HCI that would help a disabled person use a
computer.
|
[4]
|
Summer
2013
|
||
6
|
Describe
four factors that should be taken into account when designing a Human
Computer Interface (HCI) that could be used by a young child learning to
read.
|
[4]
|
7
|
A good
HCI is important. Discuss the different requirements of an expert user and an
adult novice user and describe how a well-designed HCI can satisfy these
needs.
|
[6]
|
Winter
2014
|
||
8
|
A
poorly designed Human Computer Interface (HCI) can affect the performance and
efficiency of a computer system. Other than ‘differentiation between user
expertise’, discuss in detail four factors that should be taken into account
when designing a good HCI.
|
[4x2]
|
Summer
2014
|
||
9
|
A
novice user and an expert user have different needs when using a computer.
Discuss these differing needs and then describe how different Human Computer
Interfaces (HCI) can address these needs.
|
[5]
|
10
|
Describe
the factors that should be taken into account when designing an appropriate
HCI that would be used by a young child learning how to spell.
|
[4]
|
Summer
2015
|
||
1
|
Other
than layout appropriate to task and use
by disabled people, describe, in
detail, three other factors that should be taken into
account when designing a good user interface.
|
[3x2]
|
2
|
Describe
five examples of how a suitable Human Computer Interface (HCI) can meet the needs of disabled
users. In your answer you must state the disability or need.
|
[5]
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