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1、Unit 1【Ex1.】根据课文内容，回答以下问题。1In human terms and in the broadest sense, information is anything that you are capable of perceiving. 2It includes written communications, spoken communications, photographs, art, music, and nearly anything that is perceptible.3If we consider information in the sense of al
2、l stimuli as information, then we cant really find organization in all cases. 4No. 5Traditionally, in libraries, information was contained in books, periodicals, newspapers, and other types of recorded media. People access it through a librarys catalog and with the assistance of indexes, in the case
3、 of periodical and newspaper articles.6Computerized “information systems”.7The problem for most researchers is that they have yet to discover the organizing principles that are designed to help them find the information they need. 8For library materials, the organizing principle is a detailed subjec
4、t classification system available for searching in an online “catalog”. 9The one thing common to all of these access systems is organization. 10No, it isnt. 【Ex2.】根据给出的汉语词义和规定的词类写出相应的英语单词。每词的首字母已给出。n取回，恢复，修补；检索retrievaln机械装置，机构，机制mechanismadj特有的，表示特性的，典型的characteristicn分类，分级classificationn风格，方式，样式，习
5、惯mannern文件，公文documentvt解释，说明Interpretvt使自动化，自动操作automaten分类assortmentn法则，原则，原理principlen排列，安排arrangementn&vt访问，存取accessn浏览器；浏览书本的人browsern目录catalogn索引indexn材料，原料，物资，素材materialn媒体；介质median安排，配置，计划scheme【Ex3.】把下列句子翻译为中文。1有人认为领导只出现在组织的顶层，而管理在组织的下层。2项目经理负责开发某一项目。3职责经理负责一个主要的职责。4同样地，产品线经理负责相关的一组产品。5词语“主管
6、”通常指一个人工作时的顶头上司，即在组织中你直接向其汇报工作的人。6达到计划过程中设定目标的关键是建立组织的结构。7组织的目的就在于充分使用组织的资源来实现组织的目标。8正式组织可以用图的形式表示。9非正式的组织是一个雇员之间互相社交的网络，它与该公司的正式职权结构无关。10主管必须意识到非正式组织影响正式组织。【Ex4.】从下列词中选择适当的词填空。1lossless 2compression 3crossroads 4statistics 5engineering 6crucial 7mobile 8Internet 9theory 10measures 【Ex5.】根据文章所提供的信息回
7、答问题。1Information design has only gathered recognition within the last 25 years. 2It means“The field of information design applies traditional and evolving design principles to the process of translating complex, unorganized, or unstructured data into valuable, meaningful information. The practice of
8、 information design requires an interdisciplinary approach which combines skills in graphic design, writing and editing, instructional design, human performance technology, and human factors.”3With the electronic delivery of information and the Internet, information is becoming more complex. In the
9、past, information was designed for a single output. Today, through the use of these technologies, information is being designed for display in multiple outputs.4Today, the practice of information design requires multiple skills such as graphic design, human factors design, writing and programming.5T
10、he next generation of information designers will learn, practice and perfect several of the skills currently performed by multiple people.6Information designers will become“workplace chameleons”switching from one skill to another depending upon the project requirements and timings.7If youre an exist
11、ing information designer, you should be thinking about this evolution from both a financial and job security perspective. If youre an employer, you should be looking at it from a productivity and financial perspective. 8We believe that adding new skills to your inventory will enable you to command a
12、 higher salary. 9They are traditional print medias and new electronic medias. 10For those individuals who are flexible and savvy enough to add multiple skills to their inventory, the next decade promises to be at least as rewarding as the last.Unit 2【Ex1.】根据课文内容，回答以下问题。1An information economy is whe
13、re the productivity and competitiveness of units or agents in the economy (be they firms, regions or nations) depend mainly on their capacity to generate, process, and apply efficiently knowledge-based information. 2It is also described as an economy where information is both the currency and the pr
14、oduct.3We have always relied on information exchange to do our jobs and run our lives. 4It is the pervasive use of information and communications technology.5First, the information economy is global. Second, the information economy is highly productive. The third characteristic of the information ec
15、onomy is the change in the manner of obtaining profits. 6Stephen Cohen observes that the mobility of labor is undermined by peoples xenophobia and stricter immigration laws. Multinational corporations still maintain their assets and strategic command centers in their home nations, and capital is still limited by banking and finance laws.7Castells concludes that economic statistics do not adequately capture the movements of the new information economy, precisely because of the broad scope of transformat
