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	Graphic type	Describe how the graphic is constructed and why you chose the graphic type	How will the final file be saved?
Internet graphic	Bitmap	When a photo is taken on a Digital camera or when an image is scanned from a magazine a bitmap graphic is created. A bitmap is made out of tiny parts these are called pixels, they usually come in all different colours. You can edit a bitmap and also edit every individual pixel. This is because a computer has stored information about every pixel in the image. A bitmap graphic is usually quite large. However when you change the size of a bitmap graphic the image becomes distorted meaning the graphic loses quality.	Jpeg, Gif or Png
Van sign graphic	Vector	A Vector graphic is created in graphic packages. But unlike bitmap they consist of shapes called objects. You can edit each object individually by shape size and colour. Even though a vector can be quite large it does not need much memory to be stored. Therefore the file size of a vector is usually small. They are also scalable meaning when you change the size of them they do not lose quality.	EPS, AL, PDF, SVG or DXF
Brochure	Writing-Vector Pictures-Bitmap	You would use both vector and bitmap. Bitmap for pictures because you would want them to look more lifelike. Whereas a vector would be better for writing because it will stay clear making it easier to read.	PDF

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Witness statement
Learner name		Shannon Sludden
Qualification		BTEC National 1st certificate in IT
Unit number and title		Unit 2.2 computer systems.
Assignment
Description of activity undertaken (please be as specific as possible)
Using the computer system provided, carry out the following routine maintenance: •       Create a file structure under user as follows A folder labelled with your name and within this folder create 3 folders labelled Home, Work and Study •       Configure the operating system to perform the following: •       back-up procedures •       automatic scheduling and deletion of unwanted data •       archiving •       defragmentation •       deleting temporary files •       Cleaning keyboard, mouse, display screen of the computer provided •       replacing consumables printer paper in the printer provided ·         replacing the damaged mouse
Assessment and grading criteria
Task 4. Undertake routine maintenance tasks on a standalone computer system. P8
How the activity meets the requirements of the assessment and grading criteria, including how and where the activity took place
To start of with Shannon cleaned the keyboard, mouse and display screen. She then replaced the printer paper and the damaged mouse. After this Shannon configured the operating system so she could back up procedures she set automatic scheduling and deleted any unwanted data. After this I watched her archiving and reducing the amount of fragmentation. She then deleted the temporary files.
Witness name	Beth Stocker		Job role
Witness signature	B. Stocker		Date	13.11.14
Assessor name
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