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Cheat Sheet for Grade 10 - Lesson 01 (Information & Communication Technology)

Data

What is Data?
The numbers, words, images and symbols which do not bear a meaning, when standing alone are called data.
Two types of Data
Quanti­tative Data - Measurable Data. (Ex: Age, Price, Height, Weight etc.)
 
Qualit­ative Data - Data that cannot be measured. (Name, Telephone Number, Address etc.)

Processing

What is Proces­sing?
Converting Data into something meaningful (Infor­mation)
Two types of Processing
1. Manual Processing
 
2. Electronic Processing

Inform­ation

What is Inform­ation?
The Processed Data.
Qualitites of Inform­ation
1. Relevant
 
2. Complete
 
3. Accurate
 
4. Timeliness
 
5. Cost Effective

Components of a Computer System

Example: Finding the average of 9 subjects.

1. Input - Data (Marks of 9 subjects)
2. Process - According to the user need. (Get the sum and divide by 9)
3. Output - Inform­ation (Average)

Computer Genera­tions History

Generation
Major Hardware Technology
Software Used
Charac­ter­istic
1st Generation
Vacuum Tubes
Machine Language
High Heat Generation
2nd Generation
Transi­stors
High-Level Progra­mming Language
Smaller in Size
3rd Generation
Integrated Circuits (IC)
Operating Systems (OS)
Faster Processing
4th Generation
Large Scale IC (LSIC)
OS with Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Portable
5th Generation
Ultra Large Scale Integr­ation (ULSI)
Internet
Easy Operation
 

Applic­ations of ICT

e-Gove­rnment
Government to Citizen (G2C)
Ex: Payment of Utility Bills
 
Government to Government (G2G)
Ex: Diplomatic & VISA inform­ation
 
Government to Business (G2B)
Ex: Payment Services
 
Government to Employees (G2E)
Ex: Gazettes, Circulars
Education
In the classroom
Ex: Presen­tat­ions, Experi­mental Videos, Online Inform­ation collection etc.
 
Serves as a teaching aid
Ex: Making presen­tat­ions, organize lessons using a computer etc.
 
Learning Management System (LMS)
Ex: Online Assign­ments (for students), Online lessons (for teachers)
 
Distance Learning
Ex: Digital Library Facility, Web Based Teaching etc.
Health
ICT in diagnosis
CAT Machine - to make 3D images of different parts of body.
   
MRI Machine - creates digita­lized images of internal organs of the body by using strong magnetic fields and radio waves
   
ECG Machine - Uses to monitor heart beat.
   
Cardiac Screening Machine - displays the physiology and the movements inside the heart.
   
EEG - record the activities of the brain.
 
Teleme­dicine
The use of ICT to examine and provide healthcare to a patient who is far away from the hospital is called Teleme­dicine.
 
Telesu­rgery (Remote Surgery)
the ability of a doctor to perform surgery on a patient in consul­tation with a specialist who is far away, using ICT.
 
Medical Teletr­aining
Specia­lists’ consul­tation and training using ICT
 

Applic­ations of ICT - 2

Agricu­ltural Industry
Meteor­olo­gical Devices
 
Automated Insect Control Device
 
Field conditions measuring devices
 
Crop harvesting using Robots
Manufa­cturing Industry & Business
Using Robots - 24 hour service, Never get tired, Effici­ency, Accuracy, Hygiene
 
Video Confer­encing
 
Human Resource Management (HRM)
 
e-Banking System
ability to withdraw cash anytime using ATMs
   
inter banking or transa­ctional activi­ties.
   
pay utility bills, inter-­banking transa­ctions, or checking the account balance using mobile phones.
 
Online Shopping
Open 24 hours a day
   
able to see things and order at one’s convenient place.
   
ability to pay using the electronic payment methods
   
home delivery of goods. (Saving Transport cost and time)
Entert­ainment
Digital Photograhy
 
Social Network
 
Watching Movies
 
e-news & e-books

Demerits of ICT

Addiction
Building unsuitable friend­ships through social media
Computers could become infected by virus due to improper use of internet.
Negative effects on psychology of a person by visiting improper websites.
Publishing of edited photog­raphs and videos of indivi­duals affecting their personal lives.

Evolution of the Computer

Blaise Pascal
The Adding Machine
Charles Babbage
Analytical Engine
Ada Lovelace
First Programmer
Howard Aiken
MARK I
       
 

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