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What Cambridge says you should be able to do, in our words. Codes are the topic number plus the objective’s position.
Understand how the data for a bitmapped image are encoded.
Use and understand the terms pixel, file header, image resolution, screen resolution and colour depth / bit depth.
Taught in: Resolution and the file header, Bitmaps: pixels and colour depth · 13 questions
Carry out calculations to estimate the file size of a bitmap image.
Taught in: Estimating bitmap file size · 6 questions
Understand how changing elements of a bitmap image affects the image quality and the file size.
Use the terms image resolution and colour depth / bit depth.
Taught in: Resolution, colour depth and quality · 6 questions
Understand how the data for a vector graphic are encoded.
Use the terms drawing object, property and drawing list.
Taught in: Vector graphics: drawing objects and the drawing list · 6 questions
Justify the choice of a bitmap image or a vector graphic for a given task.
Taught in: Bitmap or vector? Choosing for the job · 6 questions
Understand how sound is represented and encoded.
Use the terms sampling, sampling rate, sampling resolution, analogue data and digital data.
Taught in: Sampling sound: analogue to digital · 7 questions
Understand the impact of changing the sampling rate and the sampling resolution.
Including the impact on file size and on accuracy.
Taught in: Sampling rate, sampling resolution and accuracy, Calculating sound file size · 12 questions