Terms Chapter 6.2 Applied Computing

What is the term for a body of laws created by governments that individuals and organizations must follow?

• Local council

• Legislation

• Privacy Act 1988

• State parliaments

Which technique is used for quickly generating and linking ideas?

• Mind mapping

• Pseudocode

• Storyboard

• Site map

What are non-functional requirements?

• Factors that may limit or restrict solution development

• Characteristics that the user or client would like the solution to have

• A series of interrelated tasks that need to be completed

• A model or solution with limited functionality

What does the Privacy Act 1988 regulate?

• The use, protection, and storage of data and information in Victoria

• The handling of personal information about individuals

• The process of demonstrating whether an idea or concept is feasible

• The boundaries or parameters outlining what the solution will contain

What is a proof of concept?

• A completed solution with full functionality

• A process of demonstrating whether an idea or concept is feasible

• A design tool combining the structure of programming language code

• A way to solve a problem

What is a project log similar to?

• A diary

• A storyboard

• A site map

• A survey

What is pseudocode used for?

• Displaying how information has been structured within a solution

• Representing the logic or steps of processing that occur when a solution is run or executed

• Showing the features of an individual section of a solution

• Ensuring that data is within acceptable limits

What does a site map display?

• The features of an individual section of a solution

• The structure of programming language code

• How information has been structured within a solution

• The process of checking that the innovative solution is working as expected

What are solution constraints?

• Factors that may limit or restrict the solution requirements

• Characteristics that the user or client would like the solution to have

• A series of predetermined questions sent to a participant

• A completed solution with full functionality

What is the purpose of a storyboard?

• To show the features of an individual section of a solution

• To ensure that data is of the right type

• To record evidence of functionality testing

• To check that data is within acceptable limits