olimoli123
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Really? I thought it was switch^ WAP
I found this online: http://www.conceptdraw.com/How-To-Guide/picture/Network-diagram-System-design.png
Really? I thought it was switch^ WAP
Why WAP over switch?^ WAP
That's a good point actually. Maybe you're right.Why WAP over switch?
Don't they usually use some zigzag lines to indicate wireless transmission? They had straight lines which I assumed represent cables, so a switch would be appropriate
I said 11) B - a switch, as it using a straight line which would generally indicate cabling. Laptop is not specified (neither is printer, or Pay TV) as wifi compatible. Unlikely a server would connect wirelessly to the internet. To the person who noted the Modem was missing, technically, yes, but many Routers function as a Modem these days.What did you guys answer for the multiple choice questions? Let's try and get an answer key going. Anyone think any of these are wrong?
1. A
2. D
3. B
4. A
5. D
6. D
7. D
8. C
9. B
10. B
11. D
12. C
13. A
14. C
15. A
16. C
17. B
18. B
19. C
20. C
The answer for Question 17, Decision tables, is B.Btw what did you guys choose for decision table MP? The answer listed was not really close to the table . The most concerned was B and C.
Q19. The parity bit is added to make the total number of ones either odd or even. If you look at the transmitted byte, there are 5 ones in total. Therefore, odd parity is being used. Then it is just a matter of counting the number of ones in all the options. C is the only one with an even number of ones and so would be detected as corrupted.I said 11) B - a switch, as it using a straight line which would generally indicate cabling. Laptop is not specified (neither is printer, or Pay TV) as wifi compatible. Unlikely a server would connect wirelessly to the internet. To the person who noted the Modem was missing, technically, yes, but many Routers function as a Modem these days.
Unfortunately for 15 I chose C because I saw 'relationship' and thought Schemas... I clearly did not read the question - A would be correct.
Can anyone explain Question 19? There was a similar question in the 2009 MC (Q20) - me and my teacher tried to figure it out this morning but couldn't really get a tangible answer - we know we are missing something. Was a bit funny to see it pop up again but I was so unsure, I chose D and almost changed it to C at the last moment but the clock ran out!
thank god, someone who questions this one the same way i doFor the RFID tag question about w alternatively,do we have to talks about using RFID tag,or just the same type of transaction.
Good point about the lack of a modem. Didn't pick up on that. But most of the time I see modem as the last device before connecting to the internet and never as a central node of a network.I went ahead and chose Modem for that multiple choice question, as it didn't make much sense to have both a router and a switch on a single network and there was no way for packets to be modulated/demodulated at any point, they can't just imply that a router will also be a modem because that would be contradicting the syllabus.
For the "Distinguish between authoring software and HTML editors for creating multimedia", i addressed HTML editors correctly but stated that authoring software was utilized to create multimedia content such as video, audio and animation for presentation to the user. So i messed up there
Additionally, i am almost certain that Q17 Multiple Choice was B. I went over it with my IPT teacher right after the exam. It was worded terribly but definitely B
Hahaha i thought they were referring to the Pet Shop and i wrote she could use a manual paper-based system because i assumed the Transaction Processing System referred to the way her business worked i.e. Transactions performed when each pet is collected etc. Everyone's doing differently so i have a feeling i lost all my 5 marksFor thee alternative of the transaction p s, did we have to mention the RFID?
Because I did the system where clothing shop collects information from the transaction of the clothes, and uses it to determine patters using data mining? Would this be right for the alternative?
^ thankyou! i thought i was the only one who chose modem! that was the main reason i didn't choose switch. also a if it was a wap, then the lines should be broken, like dashes. itll be interesting to what the answer is!I went ahead and chose Modem for that multiple choice question, as it didn't make much sense to have both a router and a switch on a single network and there was no way for packets to be modulated/demodulated at any point, they can't just imply that a router will also be a modem because that would be contradicting the syllabus.