Cxc Information Technology Unit 1 Fundamentals of Hardware and Software Homework 2 (with answers!nswer all " #uestions$ Total of %& marks$ '1 a Con(ert the decimal num)er % 1& to a decimal number)er$ (2 marks) '2 a 7efine the term.-rotocol / as it relates to data communication$ (2 marks ) '3 a 9ame a t
Cxc Information Technology Unit 1 Fundamentals of Hardware and Software Homework 2 (with answers!nswer all " #uestions$ Total of %& marks$ '1 a Con(ert the decimal num)er % 1& to a decimal number)er$ (2 marks) '2 a 7efine the term.-rotocol / as it relates to data communication$ (2 marks ) '3 a 9ame a t
Cxc Information Technology Unit 1 Fundamentals of Hardware and Software Homework 2 (with answers!nswer all " #uestions$ Total of %& marks$ '1 a Con(ert the decimal num)er % 1& to a decimal number)er$ (2 marks) '2 a 7efine the term.-rotocol / as it relates to data communication$ (2 marks ) '3 a 9ame a t
Homework 2 (with answers !nswer all " #uestions$ Total of %& marks$
'1 a Con(ert the decimal num)er %* 1& to a )inary num)er$ (2 marks ) Con(ert the )inary num)er 11&111&1 2 to a decimal num)er$ (2 marks c +,-lain the term .-arity/0 as it relates to the coding of characters$ (2 marks d !dd the )inary num)ers 11&1&1 2 and 1&111& 2$ (2 marks a 12 32 11 " 2 2 1 & 1 1 1 & & 1 ) 12" 12 32 11 " 2 2 1 1 1 & 1 1 1 & 1 12"4124114"42415221 c 6arity is a method of adding a check )it to the )inary re-resentation of a character that can )e used to (erify that the )it -attern is (alid d 110101 101110 1100011 1 '2 a 7efine the term .-rotocol/ as it relates to data communication$ (2 marks ! -rotocol is the rules of the language that com-uters use when communicating$ ) 7igital transmission can occur in three of the following ways8 i$ 7ata can )e transmitted in one direction only$ ii$ 7ata can )e transmitted in )oth directions )ut only in one direction at a time$ iii$ 7ata can )e transmitted in )oth directions simultaneously$ State the correct technical term for +!CH of the transmission methods a)o(e$ (3 marks Sim-le, Half du-le, Full 7u-le, '3 a 9ame a ty-e of de(ice which -roduces a human reada)le co-y$ (1 mark ) 9ame a ty-e of de(ice which -roduces a machine reada)le co-y$ (1 mark c 9ame a ty-e of de(ice that acce-ts data in human reada)le form$ (1 mark 6rinter :ar code -rinter ;-tical Character <ecognition$ 2 '2 The wide (ariety of in-ut de(ices and media is a ma=or factor which adds to the fle,i)ility and (ersatility of com-uter systems$ The use of a (i de(ice which allows users to mo(e around images on the monitor )y the shifting of a le(er on the de(ice that has made com-uter games (ery -o-ular$ In su-ermarkets0 there are (ii de(ices which allow a cashier to key in data on sales and this data on sales and this data is automatically transmitted to a com-uter for -rocessing$ There are also (iii de(ices that are ca-a)le of reading -encil marks on an e,amination scri-t there)y allowing the test to )y scored automatically$ The use of (i( de(ices to read in images allows -ictures and logos to )e incor-orated in a document$ State the technical names for +!CH of the de(ices num)ers (i > (i( in the -assage a)o(e$ 6lease use the num)ering indicated in the -assage to identify your answers$ (2 mark ?oystick +6;S electronic -oint of sales ;@< ;-tical @ark <ecognition Scanner '% a Con(ert "* 1& to its )inary e#ui(alent$ (2 marks ) !dd the two )inary num)ers 11&1&1 2 and 111&1 2 0 gi(ing the result in )inary form$ (2 marks c Ai(e the :C7 re-resentation of %B 1& $ (2 marks a 12 32 11 " 2 2 1 1 & 1 & & 1 1 1&1&&11 3 ) 110101 11101 1010010 c &1&1 1&&1 '1 a Chat is meant )y the term .direct access/D (2 marks ) +,-lain the difference )etween the following terms8 i$ U-Eload and downEload$ (2 marks ii$ HalfEdu-le, and du-le,$ (2 marks iii$ Focal area network and Cide area network$ (2 marks i($ +lectronic mail and )ulletin )oard$ (2 marks 7irect access$ The a)ility to go directly to a s-ecific record without ha(ing to read from the to- of the file$ U-Eload sending a file to a remote com-uter and downEload is recei(ing a file from a remote com-uter$ HalfEdu-le, is transmission in )oth directions )ut only one direction at a time and fullEdu-le, is transmission in )oth directions at the same time$ F!9 restricted to a small area like a )uilding and a C!9 co(ers a larger geogra-hic area like a region$ +Email is electronic messages sent to indi(idual electronic addresses and a )ulletin )oard is an electronic location where -eo-le can lea(e0 read and re-ly to general messages and comments$ 4 '* @atch the following a--lications with the most a--ro-riate in-ut de(ice$ !66FIC!TI;9 7+GIC+S -ointEofEsale o-tical mark reader games key)oard architectural design magnetic ink character recognition multi-leEchoice e,am micro-hone -u)lishing -ads and ta)lets che#ue -rocessing )arcode reader language -rocessing =oystick -re-aring letters scanner (" marks -ointEofEsale )arcode reader games =oystick architectural design -ads and ta)lets multi-leEchoice e,am o-tical mark reader -u)lishing scanner che#ue -rocessing magnetic ink character recognition language -rocessing micro-hone -re-aring letters key)oard '" a 7efine the term .resolution/ as it a--lies to a gra-hics dis-lay$ (2 marks ) Ai(e TC; e,am-les of in-ut de(ices that can read data directly from a source document$ (2 marks c Ai(e TC; ad(antages of using de(ices that can read data directly from source documents$ (2 marks 5 The num)er of -i,els0 -icture elements0 that make u- the screen$ The higher the resolution the clearer the -icture$ ;@<0 ;C< 'uick and accurate$ 6