Unit 14 D1

Htc:

*4.7inch screen

*High and quick response touch screen

*8mp camera

*6 hour total battery life

Nokia tablet:

*3 hour total battery life

* 3 inch screen
*Bluetooth

I would pick the HTC because it has bigger screen than the nokia tablet which has a 3 inch screen and it also has a longer battery life. Although the nokia tablet has bluetooth the Htc has a 8mp camera which would probably come in more useful for the purpose needed. The touch screen is quick which is good for a student on the go or if they are doing homework it will be much quicker and more straight forward.

 Ipod touch-

*Very high responsive touch screen

* You can download alot of apple aplications

*8gb memory

*Can connect to internet via wifi

* Has a good quality camera

Ipod nano-

• 24 hours battery life provides up to 24 hours music playback or up to 3.5 hours of video playback.
• Includes Apple earpods.
• Size H3.75, W4.09, D0.87 cm.
• Internal manufacturer's guarantee 1 year.

The iPod touch is a good choice and I would have chosen this over the Ipod nano but I had to think about the owner because they may have wanted a more simple device that is easier to use such as the Ipod nano.

Macbook pro
*Lots of programs
*Fast and quick
*Smaller than the apple mac
*Portable
*Laptop

Apple mac-

*Great quality camera

*Quick and easy access to the internet 

*You can sync with other apple products

*Has all other apple add-ons

*Video calls/ facetime

I chose the over the macbook pro as its easy to work and it is portable and smaller so it is more suitable for the builder. It also has lots of programs which could help when he is designing plans  for houses etc...

UNIT 14 M3

a) social life. Choose from: human interaction eg text messaging, multimedia messaging, emails, virtual offices; health issues eg posture, RSI, eye strain; environmental effects eg visual impact of phone masts, disposal of components; illegal imagery

b) the law. Choose from: data security eg accidental loss, theft; hacking activities eg wardriving, piggybacking;


The mechanisms that have been put in place to prevent or control these issues in social life are...

-You have to pay for text messaging & multimedia messaging
-You have to have a password on your emails
-If you are constantly sitting on a chair at work or at home on your computer you become to have a bad posture.
-If you look at a screen too long your eyes become strained


The mechanisms that have been put in place to prevent or control these issues by the law are...

-Data security to prevent your personal information from getting lost
-Accidental loss- files are backed up
-theft, hacking, wardriving, piggybacking all have consequences of some type.

UNIT 14 M2

The main differences between sending photos through WiFi and on your phone are . . .
Sending photos through WiFi are free, whereas if you are using a phone there could be extra additional charges.
It’s free to send images through Bluetooth, but to do this you need to be within range of the recipient. If you use WiFi it will take less time, rather than sending photos through 3g or Bluetooth because the connection will be more reliable.

Unit 14 M1

To keep protocols safe you should put a password on ALL your accounts. The password should be quite complicated to guess and you shouldn't tell anyone. This should hopefully prevent your accounts from being hacked. However, this does not always protect your accounts. You should also change your password every couple of weeks to ensure nobody can guess it or hacks into your account.  Make sure when you close a window, for example your emails, make sure to log out! Bluetooth can be quite easy to hack as the code is easy to read. Wi-Fi  is protected by W.A.P which means it is harder to hack unless you have a password. However if your Wi-Fi is "open" this is not the case as it is easier to hack. Encryption can be used to protect data because it scrambles data. So, if your data was hacked, the person who hacked your account wouldn't be able to see it anyway.

Unit 2 d1

Skills needed for an ICT manager;


*TOLERANT
being able to put up with things you dont always like.

*ORGANISED
arrive on time and know what youre doing

*HAVE THE RIGHT QUALIFICATIONS
GCSEs or A levels

*KNOW ABOUT COMPUTER SOFTWARE
hardware and software

*CONFIDENT
to be able to speak confidently infront of groups or audiences

Unit 2 m1

To apply for this job you need to have certain characteristics such as the following...

*You need to be good at solving problems because especially in the I.T industry it is essential in this job work independently and therefore need to be able to solve problems.

*You need to pay attention to detail, you need to do this because we want our website to be of  good quality so that it is presentable and people will want to visit it.

*Another thing that we are looking for is a previous background in design so you are able to work well and  bring good ideas to our business.

*You also need to have good ideas for design and be able to keep up with the current trends in the media. It's essential to the job as if we don't have an up to date website we won't do as well as a business.

* To apply for this job you must of have a great of Adobe Creative Suites, good flash skills and experience in web design and layouts this is important because without it you will struggle to do the job.
 

UNIT 2 P3