Y9 Summer Term Computing Revision
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- Q1What is this diagram showing?Programming PlanSoftware LifecycleSoftware Creation StationCircle of Life30s
- Q2"Breaking the project description or problem down into small steps and events. Identifying what is needed." Happens during:MaintenanceAnalysisDesignImplementation30s
- Q3"Identifying the actions and events needed and getting them in the right order. Making sure we understand what the logic should be." Happens during:AnalysisImplementationDesignTest & Validation30s
- Q4"Actually create your solution. This could be using an application like MS Excel or writing the code in a programming language, such as, Scratch or Python." Happens during:MaintenanceImplementationAnalysisDesign30s
- Q5"Making sure your solutions does what you expect it to. You check each of the requirements to see that they have been implemented correctly. If not then you must go back to implementation and fix your ‘bug’." Happens during:MaintenanceAnalysisImplementationTest & Validation30s
- Q6"Looking at how you can improve your solution. Most products start with a simple version and then with each new version they add more functionality. "Happens during:ImplementationMaintenanceDesignTest & Validation30s
- Q7During the ANALYSIS stage we break the project description down into clear, manageable pieces. These are called?RequirementsNeedsDemandsWants30s
- Q8What is being described? Step-by-step instructions, a set of rules to follow in order to solve a problem or create a product. Each step must be in the right order.ProcedureRecipeAlgorithmGuidelines30s
- Q9Writing an algorithm is useful because: 1) It helps get everything clear and in the right order 2) It helps identify inputs and outputs. 3) It helps identify where processes need to occur. 4) It helps identify any decisions that need to be made within the code. 5) It helps identify any steps that are repeated.(2) and (3)All of the above(1), (2), (3) and (5)(1) and (3)30s
- Q10In Excel, what is the conditional statement?MEDIAN()IF()SUM()30s
- Q11WHATEVER formulae use cell references rather than hard coded numbers. Which is the following is a WHATEVER formula?=B15 * 4=B2+B3+B4+B5=16+15+2+45=23/430s
- Q12Formulae go into OUTPUT cellsTRUEFALSE30s
- Q13VARIABLES store data for us.FALSETRUE30s
- Q14Which logic gate is this?ANDORNOT30s
- Q15Which logic gate is this?NOTORAND30s