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AS and A Level: Management & Manipulation of Information

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    Hardware and Network issues in e-commerce

    5 star(s)

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    A very thorough and detailed piece of work although some of the sources are now out of date most of this is already here…

    • Essay length: 4519 words
    • Submitted: 14/04/2008
    • Marked by teacher: (?) Ivor Borkin 21/02/2012
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    The Internet is an important part of our everyday lives however it is not perfect. There are many merits and pitfalls of having easy access to the vast amounts of media and information provided on the Internet.

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    A good, balanced and wide ranging essay with sources quoted…

    • Essay length: 1876 words
    • Submitted: 10/03/2010
    • Marked by teacher: (?) Ivor Borkin 21/02/2012
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    Information Retrieval tools. I have used a database to carry out my searches. I used Emerald because it was the best tool to use as it offers Boolean, limiting search, and proximity.

    3 star(s)

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    an important topic but the discussion is not very clear with many terms used that are not defined.…

    • Essay length: 1661 words
    • Submitted: 21/11/2011
    • Marked by teacher: (?) Ivor Borkin 25/03/2012
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    Capital Radio

    A fascinating topic but unfortunately not nearly well enough researched so that we don't really get any detailed knowledge of the ICT hardware and software there and how it is…

    • Essay length: 914 words
    • Submitted: 17/10/2006
    • Marked by teacher: (?) Ivor Borkin 21/02/2012
    • Reviewed by: (?) danielbeal 25/02/2012
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    STELLA Science Simulation Software.

    For students learning about simulation this is a brilliant introduction for them (aside from being a good example of an finished piece of work) and I recommend that anyone studying…

    • Essay length: 2082 words
    • Submitted: 28/11/2012
    • Marked by teacher: (?) Ad Son 03/01/2013
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    Creating Hyperlinks

    3 star(s)

    The report is quite basic, as the student has described what there have undertaken to create their website only. However there haven't explained this using detail, which would gain them…

    • Essay length: 820 words
    • Submitted: 02/09/2003
    • Reviewed by: (?) danielbeal 25/02/2012

  7. Managing Information Technology Security isnt simply a technology issue, its a business issue. Discuss

    • Essay length: 987 words
    • Submitted: 01/05/2012

  8. Designing a booking system for an Estate Agent.

    • Essay length: 21182 words
    • Submitted: 19/04/2012

  9. Planning a payroll system for a martial arts school.

    • Essay length: 2561 words
    • Submitted: 19/04/2012

  10. In this document I will begin to explain why I have included the following features in my Exam Spreadsheet. The context is a system which you can order a window for your house or business.

    • Essay length: 927 words
    • Submitted: 08/01/2012
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Conclusion analysis

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  • Evaluate the tools and techniques used to create finished animations

    "Conclusion Overall I don't think that fireworks is a very good animation making program, everything just seems a little static to me, and there is not much going on. I prefer the flash animation over this because you are able to create animations allot faster than you can with the others. I believe that Photoshop is a very good animation program but it is hard to use. Really i don't think that fireworks is very good, it's ok for beginners to show them how animations work and how to create them but that's pretty much it."

  • Discuss Data Base Management Systems.

    "To conclude, we sum up by reiterating Masiiwa and Kabanda's definition that a database is a logically coherent collection of data with some inherent meaning. By data, they mean the known facts that can be recorded and have implicit meaning. Organisations need this system or a DBMS in place because it stores tonnes of information that otherwise would be cumbersome to retrieve if everything was on lever arch files and papers and in employees offices."

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