[vet-it] Sample ICA05 Exam Solutions

Kevork Krozian Kroset at novell1.fhc.vic.edu.au
Mon Oct 29 15:56:54 EST 2007 

Hi Tracey,

 Answers to practice exam 2007 . They are quick so happy to hear corrections.

Section A
Q1 C
Q2 C
Q3 A
Q4 D
Q5 B
Q6 B
Q7 C
Q8 D
Q9 D
Q10 C
Q11 C
Q12 B
Q13 D
Q14 B
Q15 C
Q16 D
Q17 C
Q18 C
Q19 D
Q20 B
 
Section B
Q1. scan to clean files. Restore from backup if need be.
Q2. run a brief group training course. Provide more useful manual.
Q3. vaccuum printer when changing cartridges. Wipe down printer to remove dust and service regularly.
Q4. Efficiency. Reduction of risk of injury.
Q5.a) Graphical user interface. Command line interface
      b) hard to remember exact CLI syntax
          GUI more intuitive/friendly
Q6. a) correct height table, chair, lighting, ventilation
       b) ro ensure no injury or health risk in using computer
Q7. If more than 15 concurrent users -=> illegal
Q8. a) View database to see what was saved. Failing that, email sarah for another copy of her request
      b)  Conduct a 1 to 1 training session . Document the session notes and post on intranet.
      c) Training
     d) Audit/survey staff for training needs. Run small training sessions, document and post on intranet to build knowledge bank
 Q9 Toner emits fumes, dust, particles that are dangerous to health.
 Q10. Language differences; cultural differences. Use more visual material
 Q11. DHCP server. Unique ID ( IP address ) is needed for the computer in order to send and receive data successfully. 
 Q12. a) wrong page name or page does not exist
  b) check the address. Email the administrator.
 Q13. include IT manager, OHS manager, First Aid officer, Victorian OHS help line, Main office contact
 Q14. use of templates, consistent font/style/language, index/table of contents, easy to update
 Q15. a) A trojan is a hidden piece of malicious code that can arrive hidden in another application, game, or file.
  b) an installed trojan may have been a key logging piece of code that sent bank log on details to a server that was then used to access the account and then changed the password followed by transferring money out of the account.
  c) keep up to date virus scanning software, patch OS regularly, install anti spyware software, never emails from unknown sources
 Q16 a) No, an unbranded computer is not to be sold with an OEM OS.
 b) OEM OS does not recognise all hardware and needs manufacturer's drivers.
 c) Can't get legal OEM and no support/warranty on parts.
Q17.a) more directly relevant to her tasks and more quality time with instructor unlike at a group training course
    b) Has the course met your needs. What can be done to improve the course ?
Q18. a) software related
         b) Ask Harry what he needs on the menu.
        c) Online and posters near his desk or help screens on the software.
  d) Feedback

 Q19. Process 1- Finalise/write/complete documentation. Process 2 - Identify deficiencies in documentation.

 Q20 . Default printer is not selected or configured.

Q21. Other users accessing internet due to little or no security. Viruses and spyware .

Q22. Saves sending multiple emails. Reduces the chance of emails bouncing if beyond mail server limits for size.  Easy to keep files together.

Q 23. a) So PC will not overheat. 
   b) Runs faster
   c) may overheat/melt and not have any warranty honoured.

Q 24. a) tangled cables can cause monitor to fall, power to be cut off or an injury to occur if a heavy item falls on Simon.
  b) Turn desks around, use a cable management tool, place a panel behind Sue'd desk.
   c) Secure items on desks so they don't fall if cable pulled. Place a bar or strip of timber across the back of Sue's computer .....

 I hope these help

Regards



Kevork Krozian
IT Manager , Forest Hill College
k.krozian at fhc.vic.edu.au
http://www.fhc.vic.edu.au
Mobile: 0419 356 034

>>> "Riehm, Tracey L" <riehm.tracey.l at edumail.vic.gov.au> 19/10/2007 1:19 pm >>>
Hi Kevork,
Thanks, that would be really helpful - I have 2 students doing the
ICA99, 1 doing ICA05 and 13 doing the Cert II all in one class, so it's
a bit overwhelming at times...
Hope to hear from you soon,
Tracey

Tracey Riehm
eLearning Manager
ph: 03 5598 3381
fax: 03 5598 3507

-----Original Message-----
From: vet-it-bounces at edulists.com.au 
[mailto:vet-it-bounces at edulists.com.au] On Behalf Of Kevork Krozian
Sent: Friday, 19 October 2007 12:06 PM
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Subject: Re: [vet-it] Sample ICA05 Exam Solutions

Hi Tracey,

 My Yr 12 students are doing the ICA99 course ( Yr 11s and 10s are doing
the ICA05 ) but I will give the 12s this exam and put out some solutions
according to my class asap.

Regards

Kevork

>>> "Riehm, Tracey L" <riehm.tracey.l at edumail.vic.gov.au> 19/10/2007
12:30 pm >>>
Hi there,
Please excuse my ignorance, but are there/has anyone made solutions to
the ITA05 VCE VET (new course) sample exam? I can't seem to find any...

Tracey Riehm
eLearning Manager
ph: 03 5598 3381
fax: 03 5598 3507

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