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Questions about backing storage.

All computers come with main memory as well as backing storage. Give a reason why the
following are needed.
RAM                :
ROM                :
Backing storage :
 
Name two items which are storage media.
Flash memory card       Graph plotter       Magnetic disc       OCR          OMR            Touch pad  

Explain why the following are used with PCs.

Pen drives-

Blu-ray-

Fixed hard disc drives-

Students can use CDs or pen drives for storing their work. Give three reasons why students may prefer to use pen drives.

Ring two items which are storage media.

Flash memory card

OCR

Graph plotter

OMR

Magnetic disc

Touch pad

 

Ring two items which are output devices.

Blu-ray disc

Optical mark reader

Graph plotter

Projector

Web cam

Graphics tablet

Complete the following sentences using the most suitable storage device or medium listed

below.

(a)memory stick

(b)fixed hard disk drive

(c)DVD R

A student taking his coursework home to develop would use a

A company selling copies of games would use a

An office worker who never took her work home would store her work on a

Use of backing up at Kings College

• Fixed hard discs- Used in every computer in the school
• Portable hard discs- Used to store large files
• Magnetic tape- Uses serial access for reading and writing.  Used for backups of file servers for computer networks. Optical backing storage media such as CDs and DVD and is quite cheap for backing up files at King's.
• Optical backing storage media such as CDs and DVD-CDs tend to be used for large files (but smaller than 1Gb) which are too big for a floppy disc to hold such as music and general animation.  DVDs are used to hold very large files (several Gb) such as films at school.
• CD ROM/DVD ROM-Applications which require the prevention of deletion of data, accidental or otherwise for students.
• CD R/DVD- Applications which require a single burning of data, e.g. CDs Z recording of music downloads from the internet, recording of music from MP3 format, recording of data for archiving or backup purposes at King's.
• CD RW/DVD RW-Applications which require the updating of information and ability to record over old data at King's.
• DVD RAM- Same properties as DVD RW but quicker access and data can be overwritten more easily. 
• Blu-ray-Capacities of 25Gb, 50Gb and 100 Gb.  Used for storing films (movies). 25Gb equates to 2 hrs HDTV, 13hrs standard definition TV
• Solid state backing storage-Smallest form of memory, used as removable storage at school.  More robust than other forms of storage. 
• Memory sticks/Pen drive-Used at Kings to transport small files conveniently.
• Flash memory cards-Used in digital cameras, palmtops, mobile phones, MP3 players at Kings

Database task

Open Access
Name Database - Click CREATE
Click External Data
Click Text File (a CSV is a text file where info is split with commas)
Find CSV file - Click OK
IMPORT 2 / 4 = NEXT-TICK-NEXT-TICK-NEXT-FINISH
Double Click the NEW TABLE (e.g. J8Prods)
Click HOME - Click VIEW - CLick Design View
Copy Data Types from Exam paper (e.g. Currency, Boolean = YES/NO)
PRINT SCREEN you Data Types for the examiner (Paste into WORD to Print)

Steps for access

Step one: Open Access
Step two: Start blank database and name it J08Database
Step three: Open text file csv
Step four: Press next
Step five: keep as delimited
Step six: Tick first row contains fields name, and make sure comma is ticked and press next
Step seven: Press next
Step eight: tick primary key and press next
Step nine: Press finish and close

Databases

20 years ago databases used for attendances would have been seen as magic, being able to click the mouse Three times and get who should be in that class  would have been magic.
Databases holds tons of information, and you can preform queries to see what you want to see, example when you log onto facebook you are asking facebook to show you everything in the world that has your friends number init or your number in it.

IGCSE Work i dont Know

Light pen: Where desktop space is limited, it is used instead of a mouse or for
drawing applications where a graphics tablet might be too big

Temperature sensor: Automatic washing machines, automatic cookers, central heating
controllers, computer-controlled greenhouses, scientific experiments
and environmental monitoring.

Pressure sensor: Burglar alarms, automatic washing machines, robotics, production line
control, scientific experiments and environmental monitoring

Graphics tablet: Inputting freehand drawings or retouch photographs.

Light sensor: Computer controlled greenhouses, burglar alarm systems, robotics,
production line control, scientific experiments and environmental
monitoring.

Optical Mark Reader: Inputting pencil marks on a form such as a school register, candidate exam answers, any application involving input of a choice of options.

Optical Character Reader: :Inputting text to a computer ready for processing by another software package such as word processors, spreadsheets, databases etc.

Video camera: Inputting moving pictures, often pre-recorded, into a computer
 
Web cam Inputting moving pictures from a fixed position into a computer.

Bar code Reader: Inputting code numbers from products at a POS terminal, library books
and membership numbers.