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How can a computerized system manage student registration and attendance?

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How can a computerized system manage student registration and attendance?

Records entries and exits, generates attendance reports, identifies absences.

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What are the benefits of a computerized school system?

Accurate records, saves time, easy data retrieval.

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Why do we need an ADC?

To convert analog signals into digital data for processing.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of an online booking system?

Advantages: Convenience, reduced errors. Disadvantages: Security risks, technical issues.

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Describe how GPS systems work.

Receives signals from satellites, calculates location based on time delays.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of drones?

Advantages: Cost-effective, safer for humans. Disadvantages: Limited flight range, regulatory issues.

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How are frequencies identified?

Using unique signal patterns or IDs.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of RFID?

Advantages: Quick scanning, large data storage. Disadvantages: Privacy concerns, high cost.

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Describe the processing involved in a computer-controlled burglar alarm.

Sensors detect intrusion, microprocessor processes signals, triggers an alarm.

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What are the four components of an expert system?

Knowledge base, inference engine, user interface, explanation facility.

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Why is data verified?

To ensure that the data entered has been copied correctly.

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Compare proof reading and verification.

Proof reading: Checking for errors. Verification: Comparing data with the original source.

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Define double entry.

Entering data twice and comparing both sets.

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What is validation?

Ensuring that data meets certain criteria when input.

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List the stages of the System Life Cycle.

Analysis, Design, Development and Testing, Documentation, Implementation, Evaluation.

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Name three methods of implementation.

Pilot, parallel, direct changeover.

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What are the types of data?

Live data, archived data, test data.

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What are two drawbacks of interviews?

Time-consuming, subject to bias.

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Why is testing important?

Ensures the system functions correctly and meets requirements.

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Explain why direct changeover is preferred over parallel running.

Quicker implementation, less costly.

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What are two evaluation strategies?

Post-implementation review, benchmarking.

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Describe the different testing strategies.

Unit testing, integration testing, system testing, acceptance testing.

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