Information

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Free Information study notes for Senior High School students. Each chapter below covers a key topic with worked examples and practice prompts you can take into the thinka app.

Information I

    Information I (1): Problem Solving in the Information Society

    • Characteristics of information and media

    • Discovering and solving problems with information technology

    • Laws and systems concerning information

    • Importance of information security

    • Information morals and individual responsibility

    • Role and impact of information technology on people and society

    Information II

      Information I (2): Communication and Information Design

      • Media characteristics and means of communication

      • Selecting media and means of communication

      • The role information design plays in society

      • Concepts and methods of information design

      • Expressing, evaluating and improving a design

      • Design usable regardless of age, disability or language

      Information I (3): Computers and Programming

      • Structure of computers and peripheral devices

      • Internal representation of information and limits of computation

      • Ways of expressing algorithms

      • Programming to use computers and networks

      • Functions and improving program performance

      • Modelling phenomena in society and nature

      • Simulation and evaluating and improving models

      Information I (4): Networks and Use of Data

      • Network structure, components and protocols

      • Methods and technologies for securing information

      • Designing a small-scale network

      • Storing, managing and providing data

      • Information systems and the services they provide

      • Representing and storing data

      • Collecting, organising and analysing data

      Information II (1): Progress of the Information Society and IT

      • History of IT development and the information society

      • Diversification of communication

      • Impact on human intellectual activity

      • The future of information technology and society

      • Significance of creating and using content

      • Significance of creating information systems and using data

      Information II (2): Communication and Content

      • Forms of communication and media characteristics

      • Organising requirements for content

      • Producing content combining text, audio, images and video

      • Evaluating and improving content through information design

      • Publishing content to society

      • Effects and impact of publishing, and improvement

      Information II (3): Information and Data Science

      • Usefulness of data and the role of data science

      • Collecting, organising and shaping data for a purpose

      • Modelling phenomena from data

      • Processing data and interpreting and presenting results

      • Prediction and relations between phenomena

      • Evaluating models and improving methods

      Information II (4): Information Systems and Programming

      • Flow of information and processing in information systems

      • Securing information in information systems

      • Notation for information system design

      • Software development process and project management

      • Producing the programs of an information system

      • Splitting into functional units and integrating

      • Role and impact of information systems and services

      Information II (5): Inquiry into Problem Solving with IT

      • Setting a task and identifying the problem

      • Basic workings and use of computers and information systems

      • Using information technology for communication

      • Using information technology to make use of data

      • The information society and information technology

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