TU100 TMA 01
Question 1
a) I take notes through writing as opposed to typing on my laptop as I feel I will remember the material a lot better. I read the material thoroughly then skim read to make notes of the areas I need to focus on. I have bought a project book which comes with dividers allowing me to organise my notes for each block and the parts of each block I study.
Word Count – 70 words
b)
- Britain attempting to opt out of European initiative ‘right to be forgotten’ because it raises unrealistic expectations about deleting data spread across websites
- Initiative allows users to delete their personal details from online service providers
- ‘Right’ developed due to rise in complaints about how social media sites retain and handle our information.
- Non-compliance by companies may lead to 2% fine of global turnover
- Currently deletion can be requested if data is incomplete or incorrect
- Aim to provide one law for Europe instead of current 27 and save £1.9bn a year.
- Britain wants one law for them and one for everyone else
- Journalistic archives, comments in articles or by friends/enemies and blogs are exempt
- Rule to apply to every company in EU covering 500million people.
- Issues need addressing as highlighted in Max Schems vs. Facebook case
- Ireland focused on enacting data protections regulations during presidency which ends in June
- Facebook policy director agrees to right of deletions but has concerns about new law
- A different case (Tamiz vs. Google) states search engine may be classed as publisher making them liable to defamation proceedings for blogs they host
Word count – 199 words
Question 2
a) (i)
Sensor Environmental measurement Readings
Infrared Infrared false
Sound Sound 1.8
Input A Light 73.0
Input B Temperature 50.1
Input C Motion Sensor 3.4
Slider low Slider Movement 0.00
Slider high Slider Movement 100.0
No sensor in input A 2.4
(ii) I held the motion sensor still then moved it quickly, the
a) I take notes through writing as opposed to typing on my laptop as I feel I will remember the material a lot better. I read the material thoroughly then skim read to make notes of the areas I need to focus on. I have bought a project book which comes with dividers allowing me to organise my notes for each block and the parts of each block I study.
Word Count – 70 words
b)
- Britain attempting to opt out of European initiative ‘right to be forgotten’ because it raises unrealistic expectations about deleting data spread across websites
- Initiative allows users to delete their personal details from online service providers
- ‘Right’ developed due to rise in complaints about how social media sites retain and handle our information.
- Non-compliance by companies may lead to 2% fine of global turnover
- Currently deletion can be requested if data is incomplete or incorrect
- Aim to provide one law for Europe instead of current 27 and save £1.9bn a year.
- Britain wants one law for them and one for everyone else
- Journalistic archives, comments in articles or by friends/enemies and blogs are exempt
- Rule to apply to every company in EU covering 500million people.
- Issues need addressing as highlighted in Max Schems vs. Facebook case
- Ireland focused on enacting data protections regulations during presidency which ends in June
- Facebook policy director agrees to right of deletions but has concerns about new law
- A different case (Tamiz vs. Google) states search engine may be classed as publisher making them liable to defamation proceedings for blogs they host
Word count – 199 words
Question 2
a) (i)
Sensor Environmental measurement Readings
Infrared Infrared false
Sound Sound 1.8
Input A Light 73.0
Input B Temperature 50.1
Input C Motion Sensor 3.4
Slider low Slider Movement 0.00
Slider high Slider Movement 100.0
No sensor in input A 2.4
(ii) I held the motion sensor still then moved it quickly, the