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What is a digital system?

A digital system is any device that uses data to perform tasks, following the Input → Process → Output model.

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What does the Input → Process → Output model consist of?

Input: Data enters the system; Process: The system interprets or changes the data; Output: The system gives a result.

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What is the difference between hardware and software?

Hardware refers to the physical parts of a computer (e.g., CPU, monitor), while software includes programs and instructions that tell the hardware what to do.

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What is data?

Data refers to raw facts with no meaning yet, such as numbers, words, or measurements.

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What is information?

Information is data that has been organized so it makes sense, like a table, a graph, or a summary.

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What is knowledge?

Knowledge is the understanding gained from information, knowing what the data means and how to use it.

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What is data visualisation?

Data visualisation means turning data into graphs, charts, maps, or diagrams to make patterns easier to see.

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What are some common types of charts in data visualisation and their uses?

Bar chart: Compare categories; Line graph: Show change over time; Pie chart: Show percentages of a whole; Column chart: Vertical comparison; Scatter plot: Show relationships between two variables.

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What are the key elements of a good chart?

A clear title, labels on axes, correct scale, legend if needed, and readable colours without clutter.

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How can data be collected?

Data can be collected through surveys, sensors, or existing datasets.

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What characterizes high-quality data?

High-quality data should be accurate, reliable, up-to-date, complete, and unbiased.

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What does it mean to clean data?

Cleaning data involves removing duplicates, fixing errors, correcting wrong values, filling or removing missing data, and sorting data into categories.

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What makes a graph misleading?

A graph can be misleading if it uses a broken axis, exaggerates differences, uses confusing colours, leaves out labels, or shows only part of the data.

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What is a dashboard?

A dashboard is a screen that shows multiple charts and data summaries to help users make quick decisions.

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What is UI and UX?

UI (User Interface) refers to what the user sees, while UX (User Experience) pertains to how the user feels about interacting with a product.

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What factors should be considered in digital solution design?

Consider purpose, audience, accessibility, usability, security, and aesthetics when designing a digital product.

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How is data transmitted over the internet?

Data is transmitted in packets — tiny pieces of information that include data, destination address, and error-checking information.

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What do bandwidth and latency refer to in network performance?

Bandwidth refers to how much data can move at once, while latency is the delay before data starts moving.

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What is encryption in data security?

Encryption scrambles data so that only authorized individuals can read it.

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What are common cybersecurity threats?

Common threats include viruses, phishing emails, malware, spyware, ransomware, and identity theft.

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What is a digital footprint?

A digital footprint is everything you leave behind online, including posts, comments, searches, likes, and photos.

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What is data ethics?

Data ethics involves using data fairly and responsibly, alongside respecting copyright and ensuring AI safety.

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What are the basics of computational thinking?

Computational thinking involves decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithms.

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What is an algorithm?

An algorithm is a clear, step-by-step solution to a problem.

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What is pseudocode?

Pseudocode is writing algorithms in simple English for easier understanding.

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What does branching mean in programming?

Branching refers to making decisions in algorithms using IF/THEN statements.

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What is iteration in programming?

Iteration involves loops that repeat until a specified condition is met.