Information Processing and Technology: The HSC Course provides full coverage of the Information Processing and Technology course for the HSC year. Features include: sequential coverage of all syllabus topics including Core and Option topics; clear and informative diagrams and illustrations; thorough coverage of content, written at an appropriate level for the students; an extensive number and variety of exercises on all topics with some practical exercises; and a review for each chapter which encourages students to develop their own information systems for revision and study purposes.

 

This book is part of a book series called Cambridge Secondary It .

There are 288 pages in this book. This book was published 2002 by Cambridge University Press .

Carole Wilson has many years of experience as a classroom teacher, coordinator and teacher inservice leader in the computing field. She has also written several successful IT titles for the NSW curriculum.

This book has the following chapters: 1. Project work: project management; 2. Information systems and databases; 3. Communication systems: characteristics of communication systems; 4. Transaction processing systems: characteristics of transaction processing systems; 5. Decision support systems: characteristics of decision support systems; 6. Automated manufacturing systems: characteristics of automated manufacturing systems; 7. Multimedia systems: characteristics of multimedia systems; Glossary; Index.