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52 Cards in this Set
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When was the first commercial calculator created and by who? |
Blaise Pascal 1640s |
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When was the Jacquard looms created ? (punchcard) |
1801 |
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Who was the worlds dirst programmer? |
Ada Lovelace |
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when was the census calculated using punch cards? |
1890 |
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When was the enigma machine created? |
1937 |
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When was Colossus 1 created and by who? |
1940 - Tommy Flowers |
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When did ENIAC begin development? |
1943 |
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What does Eniac stand for? |
Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer |
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What was term debug first used for? |
Discovered a moth in the relay |
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When was UNIVAC the first commercial computer shipped? |
1951 |
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When did IBM release the first computer? the 701 |
1953 |
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When were integrated circuts created? |
1958 |
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what was ARPANET? |
Investigation carried out by US Defence to link super computers |
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What does ARPA stand for? |
Advanced Research Project Agency |
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When was the first commercial pc sold? |
Altair - 1975 |
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When did Apple sell their first computer? |
1976 |
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Who developed the world wide web? |
Tim Berners-Lee |
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When does eCommerce begin? |
1994 |
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What was milnet? |
Network for military sites |
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What does URL stand for? |
Uniform Resource Locator |
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When did the internet become available for public use? |
1991 |
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What are the names of the 2 networks the ARPANET was broken into? |
Milnet & Arpanet |
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nWhat isthe abbreviation for the 2 protocols used by most applications on the internet |
Tcp/ip |
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Define Computer literacy |
The knowledge of computer systems and equipment and the ways they function |
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Define Information Systems Literacy |
The knowledge of how data and information are used by individuals,groups and organisations |
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Define Data |
Data is raw, unprocessed facts |
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Define Information |
Information is data that has been processed to make it meaningful and useful |
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Name 3 factors for data to be valuable |
Accuarte, Complete,Simple |
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What are the 3 Management levels? |
Strategic, Tactical and Operational |
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Define a system |
A set of elements or components that interact to accomplish goals |
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What are the components of a system |
Input, Processing, Output and feedback |
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Name 3 types of systems |
Simple, Open and stable |
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What is a computer based information system a set of? |
People, Data, Hardware, Networks , Software resources, Information products , processes and procedures |
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What does TPS stand for? |
Transaction Processing Systems |
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What does TPS do? |
Perform routine business functions and are the foundation on which other systems are based |
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what does MIS stand for ? |
Management Information Systems |
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What does MIS do? |
Provide pre-specified reports and displays to support decision making via periodic,exception,demand,or push reporting |
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What does DSS stand for? |
Decision Support Systems |
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What does DSS do? |
Provide interactive, ad hoc support |
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Define a organisation |
A group of people who work together |
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Why are organisations open systems |
Because they affect and are affected by their environment |
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Name 3 type of Legal organisations |
Corporations, Governements, Sole Traders |
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Name 6 top level management roles |
CEO, COO, CFO, CIO, CTO, CSO |
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Name 4 middle level management roles |
General manager, Plant manager, Regional Manager and Divisional manger |
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Name 5 First level managers |
Office Manager, Shift supervisor, Department manager, Foreperson and Store manager |
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What are the 4 Organisational structures? |
Functional, Divisional, Matrix and Hybrid Structures |
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Define a Misson Statement |
Clarify and define an organisations purpose, give direction and can focus and motivate members, are broad general statements that explain why the organisation exists |
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Define Goals |
Statements describing what an organisation whishes to accomplish |
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Define Objectives |
Are descriptions of exactly what is to be done are dervied from the goals, are short time and have deadlines |
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What should a good mission purpose statement include? |
Identify how the organisation intends to carry out its function in society, excite and inspire and formulate the function that the organisation wants to have for each type of stakeholder |
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What are the 5 key attributes of a good mission statement |
Simplified, Intentional,Consolidates, Inspirational and memorable |
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Define Organisational Culture |
the collection ofrelatively uniform and enduring values, beliefs, customs and practices that are shared by anorganisation’s members, learned by the newrecruits and transmitted from one generation ofemployees to the next.” |