ITGS

Drones: how they work (BBC news)  http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-10713898

How drones might develop  http://blogs.reuters.com/bernddebusmann/2012/01/31/more-drones-more-robots-more-wars/  read the first half

decode this:

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http://home.paulschou.net/tools/xlate/

you can use that :)

- Dont need to know too much

- Put together "neurons" which can process data e.g to find/recognise patterns in the data

- networks can learn (structured vs. unstructured)

Structured: (OCR) task is: identifiy these charaters from the english alphabet.

Unastructured: random numbers to us may actually have a pattern in which the artificial neural network can pick up on

e.g. (01110010 01100001 01101110 01100100 01101111 01101101 00001101 00001010) actually means random :) we wouldn't know that by just looking at it.

Smart yet Funny in my opinion! :) Enjoy.

DO

RTFQ

FOR PART D ANSWER 1 SOLUTION WITH 1 PROBLEM THEN EVALUATE IT AND WRITE A CONCLUSION.

DONT

FORGET TO RTFQ

SKIP ANY QUESTIONS

Crit A: describe 1 social/ethical concern which can arise from the IT system. descibe 1 stakeholder's relationship to the IT system.

Crit B: use IT words and go "beyond the article" always.

Crit C: consider positive and negative impacts. Don't go into detail describing the solution as this is done in Criterion D. Plan before writing.

Do:

RTFQ

RTFArticle

Plan Answers

Refer back to articles

Go beyond Article in IT Section

Fully evaluate when they ask you to do so, not just describe.

Ensure solution is "Viable"

No solution in Part C

Dont:

Write about more than one problem for one solution, best one is marked.

Give stupid solutions, ensure they are "viable"

You need the Top Level Domain (Multiple Domain names) and these will all point to the same IP address through DNS service, that webserver will know which site you are surfing from and based on that it will give you different HTML to match with the language you wanted. Your web browser needs to know what encoding you are using; in order for it to know which Language it is using, it will include some data about this data known as a 'Meta' tag and tells the web browser what direction the text needs to be in. We could include data about the encoding that it is using.

http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=case-study_9

Ok guys, here's my quiz, it's really short because for some reason it just saved and won't let me make any changes, but for your happiness I guess I'll make another one tomorrow.

Anyway, have fun. :)

Important terminology:

Octet: Is a set of rule formed of small unit of data which is represented in a numerical value between 0-255.

Now, character encoding is the process of mapping a sequence of characters with a numercial value between 0-255. The most common encoding table and key used is the ASCII. This allows the matching of up to 256 characters with a numerical number between 0-255. Octets has another name whcih is more common in IT and that is Bytes. The binary digits formed of bits for a character is then called the encoded value which is based on numerical values been mapped using a ASCII to make a logarithmic and logical encoding of numbers and characters.