[Year 12 IT Apps] Constraints

[Mark KELLY]

Hi Litsa

If you needed to guess the difference, I'd just say that technical
constraints would refer to things like RAM/HDD available space,
plug/socket types, CPU make and model, speed, the OS used, the size of
hardware, etc - the constraints imposed by the technology.

Non-technical constraints could include the needs of people, e.g. ease
of use, time available to develop solutions, legal/moral/social
boundaries, financial limits etc.  The study design lists privacy,
copyright, spam and human rights requirements and social online
protocols.


On 17 August 2011 09:45, Litsa Tzelepis <htzelepis at msj.vic.edu.au> wrote:
>
> Hello.
>
> Can someone generally clarify technical and non-technical constraints for U4-O1.
>
> It's one of those things that when I look at it too long, it starts to not make sense - even though it comes up each year.
>
> Thank-you, Litsa
>
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> htzelepis at msj.vic.edu.au
> Year 11 Level Co-ordinator
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