Serious question

[chu22]

Okay, I'm doing ICT Coursework for my AS-Levels at the moment and I was hoping someone could help because I'm sure someone is either doing the same as me or has done recently.

I've completed all the interior work of my database etc. and sorted the report I've done to go with it, but now I've come to my criteria I'm totally flummoxed. I now have to write about the qualitative and qualitative criteria, now, obviously I know the difference between the two, qualitative being non-numerical and quantitative being numerical, but how can this link in with my evaluation of my queries, reports and overall my table.

Can anybody shed any light on this, please don't just guess because it's my coursework I'm talking about here Appreciate it if someone who knows what they're talking about could get back to me, cheers.

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[bestbet]

PM Farphit, he might know. I'm doing OCR NATIONAL ICT, thats a bit advanced for me. lol

 

[Far]

why would i know lol. ive never done ICT in my life, and took my AS levels about 5 years ago.

 

[DarkXXX]

Surprised people still waste time doing ICT, surely Computing is a much better subject?

 

[Far]

yeah i took computing. ict bored me in gcses so stayed clear of it.

 

[JohnBarny]

I couldnt stick with a course like that tbh, I did all my qualifications at night school and weekend trips to uni and went into certain subjects of computers instead of the broad ones were you basically learn alot of admin crap.

 

[-Bugzy-]

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[Vannaroth]

Just so you know, nobody passes ICT A level.

 

[Far]

A levels are useless anyway. soon as u get into uni they arnt needed. i made the mistake of chosing hard modules which i thought wld b worth doing (maths,physics,computer,electronics)

shld have taken easy courses, wld have made my time at college much easier.

 

[hellcaster]

PM Farphit, he might know. I'm doing OCR NATIONAL ICT, thats a bit advanced for me. lol

Haha, i'm doing OCR nations aswell its too easy =P