would it be ok to do the level 3 DFD in the exam tomorrow? because i dont think i can get used to this level 1 DFD, because you have to make up the multi-process name.
As long as it's a DFD it's all good. But remember to mark the process number. If you use level 2 your process number must be 1.1 or 1.2 or 1.3. Similarly with level 3 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 or 1.2.1 and so on. I'd prefer using level 1.
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The BOS doesn't use level 2 for their HSC sample answer cause their approach on drawing DFD is level 1. So it's obvious for students to know the number of each process.
Alright then, i think if they tell me to use 3 process in the question i will, but otherwise i might draw two(?) if i can just to make sure. Ill have a look at the process numbers but if their not in the course specifications then i might not stress too much about it i guess.
If the question doesn't specify the level of process or you confuse with the question. Then don't put any number in.
yeah i meant, ill draw two diagrams... but yeah i dont think ill do the numbering thing.
or do you mean the calculation of a database size? or of multimedia photo/video file sizes?
Maybe...
Yup. I'm gonna be walking out of the exam room with a bit of a limp. If ya know what I mean!trollface.jpg
Well, taking into consideration that we are going to do the exam in about 12 hours. I think going over notes should be the best advice to give. Don't do past paper questions, you don't want to overload k. Are you doing the IPT exam? It says you're sitting the HSC in 2016?
You can still do 4U maths when you're Yr 12 so dw. If you stuff this one. Other 10 units will save you. (maybe)
