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    This document discusses input, process, output (IPO) in information and communications technology (ICT) systems. It defines ICT systems as a complete set of hardware, software, peripherals, and communication links. Input refers to any method of entering data into the system. Processing turns the input data into meaningful output. Output is the processed data formed into useful information. The document provides examples of IPO in baking and outlines tasks for students to draw an ICT system flowchart and diagram showing human input into an ICT system. It also directs students to read a case study on curriculum management and complete an activity using ICT systems in daily life.

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    This document discusses input, process, output (IPO) in information and communications technology (ICT) systems. It defines ICT systems as a complete set of hardware, software, peripherals, and communication links. Input refers to any method of entering data into the system. Processing turns the input data into meaningful output. Output is the processed data formed into useful information. The document provides examples of IPO in baking and outlines tasks for students to draw an ICT system flowchart and diagram showing human input into an ICT system. It also directs students to read a case study on curriculum management and complete an activity using ICT systems in daily life.

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    Mr Barron - ICT

    ICT systems and Input, Process and Output

    Objectives

    Know the components of an ICT system Use a professional desktop publishing package Understand how ICT systems are used in daily life

    Mr Barron - ICT

    Input, Process and Output

    Input any method of entering data Storage any method of holding data

    Processing turns the input data into the output


    Output processed data is formed into meaningful information
    Mr Barron - ICT 3

    What is a system?
    data Input processing information output

    Flour, eggs, butter & sugar

    Mixing of the ingredients

    A cake!

    A system flowchart

    Mr Barron - ICT

    An ICT system

    This is a complete set of components;


    Hardware Software Peripherals Power supplies Communications links

    Page 73 An ICT system with human input


    Mr Barron - ICT 5

    Task 1

    Using Fireworks

    Produce a system flowchart

    Produce a diagram of IPO in an ICT system with human input.


    (illustrate the main components and label correctly)

    Mr Barron - ICT

    Tasks 2 & 3

    Read and get ready to discuss the management of curriculum options at GCSE and A level case study. Page 73

    Activity ICT systems in daily life (in a word processing application)

    Mr Barron - ICT

    Update diary/blog

    Mr Barron - ICT

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