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Our principal, deputy principal * 2 tells us that every assembly. And our principal's been here for like 15 years and is about to retire. Every single assembly. I have never been to an assembly where no one said that "this is a great school" etc. It usually preceeds some complaint about "now one...

Did anyone else get really freaked out by the writing booklets. I mean this was my first exam after english. Englihs was a nice paper, it was nice and thin. IPT...it's like this massive pile of paper! The writing booklets It took like 15 minutes to write "information processes and...

at least they didn't ask for Good Friday 1613, Riding Westward I wasn't really prepared for the sunne rising, I knew every poem except for the sunne rising because i thought that was the easiest one and I didn;t think they'd go and ask for the easiest one. Well I was wrong. But it's an...

yeah i did the same thing only because we did DSS in class. but then i went on to say heaps on data warehousing and data mining or something and i wasn't actually sure what an MIS was, apart from the fact that it's used by managers.

6 mark questions (yes i am obsessed about those) DSS I wrote some stuff about why organising is needed Then what analysing is and why it is important Then said "F*" this and went on to the next question! Multimedia state what information they collected, how it was collected, how...

I think i've lost at least 9 marks already :( I swear that multiple choice thing is meant to lure people into a false sense of confidence. There I was, sitting there thinkin to meself, yeah it's 8 minutes into the test and i've finished the multiple choice which was meant to take "40 minutes"...

what was with those questions at the end of every option? describe and analyse in terms of three information processes they named? Don't they have better things to ask? 6 marks full of BS!!! What were we meant to write for those? Just anything in relation to the processes that we...

Acronyms OSI: open systems interconnection ACK: acknowledge NAK: not acknowledge (used in transmitting data) RTS/CTS: request to send, clear to send XOn/XOFF: log on/log off bps: bites per second ASCII: american standard code for information interchange CRC: cyclic redundancy check...

Network software Network Operating system eg Lantastic, Win NT Tasks Administraiton File Management Applications Resource management Security Intranet private network similar interface to web consists many interlinked LANs shares information and reosurces within organisation...

Transmission media Twisted Pair Unshielded Shielded Slowest medium, 60kps long distances phones Coaxial single copper wire surrounded by an insulator, grounded shielding and outer insulator 10Mbps Few km Fibre Optic Light carries data, on off less interference fast ~400Mbps...

Servers file servers print servers mail/web servers Routers Figures out where to send data packets Table of available routs and conditions Uses table and algorithms to figure otu best route Can be used instead of a bridge or switch Switch Directs data packets along paths Can...

Identify, describe and apply a specified communication protocol An example of a communication protocol is TCP/IP. TCP/IP stands for transmission control protocol/internet protocol. It is the basic protocol of the Internet. TCP- manages assembling of a message/file into smaller packets...

Identify, describe and apply a specified communication protocol An example of a communication protocol is TCP/IP. TCP/IP stands for transmission control protocol/internet protocol. It is the basic protocol of the Internet. TCP- manages assembling of a message/file into smaller packets...

Bits of Prolog, APL, Haskell and Lisp was in Sam's textbook for the logic paradigm Prolog that's the whole eat(dog,cat). stuff. That one's a fact that means that a dog can eat a cat. The "eat" bit doesn't really mean anything. I think it's like just a name or something. A rule...

ok i know when i'm beaten :D but can there be two primary keys in the same table? cos, to quote meself table 1 primarykey customername customer addy order no table2 orderno order details product that would kinda be like a concataneted key then, except it's redundant...

this is also late but if anyone's doing this if any grubbly little year 11s who have assumed the role and title of year 12 before we're even finished our exams are here I think that Encarta has changed ppls perspectives of encyclopaedias. Now I don't know if you can remember this, but...

well technically it is...a teacher's handbook here's how it works your TEACHEr buys the handbook teacher makes you do review exercises teacher tries to get the class to read out their answers teacher prick. teacher fail teacher gives up and photocopies answers. too bad...

primary key - unique identifier, cannot be null, cannot repeat. identifies the record secondary key- is not unique, can be null (i think) composite key- a unique identifier created by combing two (or more?) fields (eg last name and date of birth) foreign- not sure: think it's a primary...

um... i know OF a functional and a logical language prolog that stuff with the eat(cat,dog) or something like that functional paragidm isn't that that reverse dutch or polish or something eg from last years catholic paper 24c c. i. A functional language uses...

yeah it was open but what's the bet that the Markers will have a very narrow band of accepted responses that will recieve a band 6 mark?