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Define each image term:

  • Pixel:

  • Colour depth:

  • Pixel: Smallest part of the image

  • Colour depth: Number of bits per pixel

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Identify two other items that could be in a bitmap file header.

  1. File type

  2. Compression type

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Why might RLE not reduce the file size of a bitmap?

  • RLE stores colour and count of repeats

  • If image has no long sequences of same colour, count is often 1

  • Adds more data instead of reducing size
    Example: Red 1, Green 1, Blue 1

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Define data integrity and give one implementation method.

  • Definition: Ensures data is consistent and accurate

  • Example: Enforcing Referential integrity / cascading update or delete / validation rules

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Match each normal form to its definition:

  • 1NF:

  • 2NF:

  • 3NF:

  • 1NF: No repeating groups

  • 2NF: All fields fully dependent on entire primary key

  • 3NF: No partial dependencies

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How does the OS manage peripheral hardware?

  • Installs device drivers

  • Sends/receives data from peripherals

  • Manages data flow using buffers

  • Handles device interrupts

  • Allows communication between CPU and input/output device

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Identify two other key management tasks of the OS.

  • Memory management

  • File management

  • Security management

  • Process management

  • Error handling

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How does defragmentation improve computer performance (RRF)

  • Rearranges blocks of files to be contiguous

  • Reduces read time by limiting disk head movement

  • Faster access to files / reduced seek time

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Difference between kibibyte and kilobyte.

  • Kibibyte = 1024 bytes

  • Kilobyte = 1000 bytes

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Describe the contents of the ROM in the central computer.

  • Stores the bootstrap/start-up instructions for the system

  • May include firmware for CCTV

  • May include parts of the operating system (e.g. kernel)

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Give two advantages of using DRAM instead of SRAM.

  • DRAM is cheaper per unit

  • DRAM has higher storage density
    (Also valid: DRAM has simpler design / fewer transistors)

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Give two reasons why magnetic storage is more appropriate than solid-state storage for CCTV

  1. Magnetic storage is more durable for frequent read/write operations

    • CCTV system runs continuously

  2. Magnetic storage is cheaper per storage unit

    • Video files are large, so high capacity is needed

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How is AI used in a CCTV system to identify and track a person?

  • Uses image recognition to detect human features

  • Matches patterns/shapes to a person

  • Starts recording when a person is identified

  • Identifies movement direction

  • Activates other cameras based on movement

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Complete the description of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.

  • IPv4:

  • IPv6:

  • IPv4: 4 groups, 8 bits each, separated by full stops

  • IPv6: 8 groups, 16 bits each, groups of zeros can be shortened using double colon or ::

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Describe two benefits of subnetting a network.

  • Reduces network traffic

    • Data stays within subnet, doesn’t travel far

  • Improves security

    • Devices can be restricted from accessing all parts of the network
      (Other valid: Easier maintenance – can isolate one subnet while others stay active)

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:Describe the functions of the following logic gates:

  • NAND:

  • NOR:

  • NAND: Outputs 0 only if both inputs are 1

  • NOR: Outputs 1 only if both inputs are 0

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Explain how a computer handles a keyboard interrupt.

  • Interrupt flag is raised in interrupt register

  • At the end of current F-E cycle, system checks priority

  • If higher priority, contents of registers are saved to stack

  • ISR (Interrupt Service Routine) for keyboard is called

  • Keyboard input is processed

  • Register contents restored from stack

  • Control returns to previously running process