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    FLINDERS UNIVERSITY - ADELAIDE

    School of Computer Science Engineering and Mathematics

    Theory Assignment Exercise 1


    You are required to prepare a written answer to each of the following questions, and submit the response to the relevant theory exercise drop-box in FLO.

    1. The digital divide is a phenomenon that has been written about for many years by various authors and social commentators. Explain what the term digital divide means, and discuss whether it has any relevance to the Australian community. 2. There has been a significant amount of political discussion about the National Broadband Network (NBN) in recent times. Briefly outline the key aspects of the NBN proposals, and identify which groups of citizens will gain greatest benefits, and which groups will benefit least. 3. Select ONE of the following elements listed below, and discuss the technological changes that have occurred over the past decade, and how this has impacted on contemporary computer technology that we currently have available to us. Central processor technology Main Memory technology Motherboard design

    NOTE: Only submissions lodged in pdf format will be marked. Any other format, unless explicitly requested in the exercise specification, will not be marked, and you will receive a zero score for the submission. Your answers to each of these questions should be no more than about 1 page in length, assuming single-spaced 11 or 12-point Times Roman as your working typeface-font style. When submitting your response, ensure that you have included the following identification components on a cover page: Your Name Your Student Number Your FAN [example: Ann Student] [example: 2081234] [example: stud0987]

    There is a starter document able to be downloaded from FLO that you can use to add your response answers to, and then save as a pdf file before submitting as your response to the assignment submission box. The submission will automatically record the date and time of submission.

    COMP1101 - Information Communication Technology 1A TheoryEx1.docx

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