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ICT student textbook/Data representation and processing (view source)
Revision as of 18:48, 17 December 2016
, 18:48, 17 December 2016Undo revision 4124 by Ranjani (talk)
Are you surprised? All the above are data. We saw how computers work by converting everything into data. Whether we see a picture, or listen to a song or perform calculations, we are working with data. In today's world data is becoming more and more important and we should develop skills of understanding data to make decisions.
Are you surprised? All the above are data. We saw how computers work by converting everything into data. Whether we see a picture, or listen to a song or perform calculations, we are working with data. In today's world data is becoming more and more important and we should develop skills of understanding data to make decisions.
{| class="wikitable"
!Image of a pottery
!Making of pottery
!Photo of potter
!Think and discuss
|-
|[[File:India - Colours of India - 011b - Pots for sale (843126905).jpg|thumb|250x250px]]
|[[File:Potter working, Bangalore India.jpg|frameless|250x250px]]
|[[File:Potter and his work, Jaura, India.jpg|frameless|250x250px]]
|The potter was gathering data about the mud, the water, the texture and he was making the pot. Now you have a photo of the pottery making and it is possible to know about the pot by looking a picture and reading about it. Is there any difference between what you know and what the potter knows?
|}
===Objectives===
===Objectives===