This report will provide marks for most of the objectives in the module P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 M2 M3 D2

PowerPoint Providing Marks for Unit 3 Information Systems P1 D1

Poster providing marks for P2 in Information Systems

PowerPoint providing marks for P1 and D1 for Unit 3 Information Systems

Distinction criteria work

P7 Use a spreadsheet for processing the data you find into useful management information identifying some suitable locations where the road show is more likely to find unemployed 16 to 64 year olds, use charts, graphs and tables to present your data (paste into report).

P2 Prepare PowerPoint entitled Good Information to explain how the best information should be Valid, reliable, timely, fit for purpose, accessible, cost-effective, accurate, relevant, have right level of detail, be from a reliable source and understandable by the user. This PowerPoint must give realistic Brooklands examples for each of the characteristics of good information shown on it.

M1 Prepare PowerPoint presentation entitled Information Systems which is going to be run on roadshow computers, (see Transitions menu for Timings; use graphics/animations to make it more eye-catching too). The presentation should include the following: • Information Systems:- Describe what an information system is and the overall purpose of one. • Business Functional Areas (BFA) for Brooklands and what information they gain from other sources; including how they process that could include:...

P1 Prepare an A3 poster entitled Using Information include definitions for Primary data, Secondary data, qualitative data and quantitative data. The poster needs to provide generic examples to help explain the terms.

P4 Create a document summarising the Features & Functions of Information Systems which is going to be given as a hand-out to other members of your team. This will include: Features of information systems: people who use information systems, as well as the hardware, software and telecommunications used by these systems. Functions of information systems: storage, processing, output, control/feedback loops, closed and open systems. Transformation of data into information: distinction between ...