Ipt predictions / thoughts (12 Viewers)

[igor9]

hey fellas i got modern today could we all start at 5pm out of respect for me and my trials and tribulations

fair nuffs mate might be the play anyways

 

[igor9]

does anyone have some cracked ipt notes that cover all the topics + tps + multimedia, pls send over if u can thanks

 

[FudiddidoAdrian]

does anyone have some cracked ipt notes that cover all the topics + tps + multimedia, pls send over if u can thanks

check boredofstudies someone made a rlly good ipt notes or check out christopher k on yt

 

[Evan Li]

Are erds still part of the current syllabus?

 

[FudiddidoAdrian]

Yeah what susu said: learn your syllabus specifications.
When you see the question in short answer, you wanna know what topic its talking about and the terminoligies that are associated with it.
You can't go wrong talking about data or the information processes. For example, if we're talking databases then you wanna know that relational databases are made up of entities, attributes, and relationships. If you don't use those terms, I can't say for sure that you would be able to get full marks.

Are erds still part of the current syllabus?

yes..

 

[mellysmelly]

Are erds still part of the current syllabus?

wot dat

 

[ihatehsc24]

wot dat

entity relationship diagram (schema)

 

[DarknessItself]

entity relationship diagram (schema)

istg I was never properly taught so many things I haven't even heard of this

 

[ranjeet.singh]

istg I was never properly taught so many things I haven't even heard of this

I was told that they don't mark the things that people generally do poorly in harshly (i.e. schemas, dfds, decision tables, 6 markers) all these get super lenient marking as generally the state doesn't do well, you don't have to do much at all to get full

 

[Demons]

I was told that they don't mark the things that people generally do poorly in harshly (i.e. schemas, dfds, decision tables, 6 markers) all these get super lenient marking as generally the state doesn't do well, you don't have to do much at all to get full

Yea I was told that too, our teacher said if there's something really weird and out of the ordinary such as web spiders and robots, they won't mark really harsh on it, but its still unlikely to get full marks cause if you don't know what it is you're most likely to explain it wrongly.

 

[DarknessItself]

Yea I was told that too, our teacher said if there's something really weird and out of the ordinary such as web spiders and robots, they won't mark really harsh on it, but its still unlikely to get full marks cause if you don't know what it is you're most likely to explain it wrongly.

wow I forgot that web spiders existed yeah I hope there's nothing like that in there.
too bad the nesa maggots will try to finish this syllabus going out with a bang

 

[Demons]

wow I forgot that web spiders existed yeah I hope there's nothing like that in there.
too bad the nesa maggots will try to finish this syllabus going out with a bang

I mean the software exam wasn't too bad and it was the last year for that as well so I don't really reckon they'll go really hard. But in the case that they do, aligning will save us.

 

[DarknessItself]

I mean the software exam wasn't too bad and it was the last year for that as well so I don't really reckon they'll go really hard. But in the case that they do, aligning will save us.

oh interesting to hear :0
I did software last year (my school does 3 subjects one year and 3 the next) and I found the exam wasn't too bad but thought I did better than the 80 or so I got. I think a lot of it comes down to mark maximisation with terminology and examples. Hope everything goes well for you bro

 

[Evan Li]

wait but in erds don't you need to draw shapes like diamonds. This makes it different from a typical schema no? Or is it just a synonymous term for a schema?

 

[FudiddidoAdrian]

wait but in erds don't you need to draw shapes like diamonds. This makes it different from a typical schema no? Or is it just a synonymous term for a schema?

it consist of rectangular shaped schemas that have relationships that link one to another (many to one, one to many etc) they are found in relational databases as they establish crucial relationships. Each schema has a primary and foreign key. I think thats how our syllabus teaches us the diamond shape isn't needed but its another way to show erds.

 

[FudiddidoAdrian]

this is roughly an idea

 

[igor9]

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this is roughly an idea

yea that's ez

 

[igor9]

just think abt it logically and ur fine

 

[axe]

Yea I was told that too, our teacher said if there's something really weird and out of the ordinary such as web spiders and robots, they won't mark really harsh on it, but its still unlikely to get full marks cause if you don't know what it is you're most likely to explain it wrongly.

bro i think u have some catching up to do web spiders and robots are NOT out of the ordinary

 

[Demons]

bro i think u have some catching up to do web spiders and robots are NOT out of the ordinary

Nah im good with the content, I just couldn't think of anything else, so I just said that.