IB Computer Science SL/HL Topic 1 (System Fundamentals)

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Planning

The process of making a detailed plan for a system before it is implemented.

System installation

The process of setting up and installing a new system.

Change management

The process of managing and implementing changes in an organization.

Compatibility issues

Issues that may arise when different systems interact with each other, particularly on an international basis.

Implementation processes

The various methods used to implement or convert to a new system, such as parallel running, pilot running, direct changeover, and phased conversion.

Data migration

The process of transferring data from one system to another.

Testing

The process of evaluating a system's functionality and performance to ensure it meets its requirements.

User documentation

Documentation that provides instructions and information about how to use a system.

User training

The process of training users to operate and interact with a new system.

System backup

The process of creating and storing a copy of a system's data to protect against data loss.

Software deployment

The process of releasing and updating software in a networked environment.

Computer system components

The physical and virtual components that make up a computer system, including hardware, software, peripherals, networks, and human resources.

System design and analysis

The process of designing and analyzing a system to ensure it meets its requirements and is effective.

Stakeholders

The individuals or groups who have an interest in a system, including the end

Requirements gathering

The process of gathering information and requirements from stakeholders to ensure a system meets their needs.

System prototypes

A preliminary version of a system used to demonstrate its functionality to stakeholders.

Usability

The measure of how easy and effective a system is to use.

Human-machine interaction

The relationship and interaction between humans and machines, particularly in the context of computer systems.

Social and ethical issues

Issues related to the impact of computer systems on society, including privacy, intellectual property, and the environment.