Wednesday, December 23, 2009

1- Input:keyboard-you type,mouse-you can click with,bar code readers-scans bar codes on products,printers-print saved documents
out-put: The monitor- projects what in the desktop, projector-enlarges and projects what is a computer,scanner-scans,speaker-projects sound
  • A bar code scanner scan the items and allows it to be viewd on the clerks screen, then its then allowed to be printed as a receipt, which helps both the clerk and the buyer to have a secure reliable transaction.
  • A credit card machine, which allows transaction to occur directly without the use of cash, which makes safe and secure transaction possible.
  • 1- a touch pad: This is an excellent alternative because it allows the user to intract with the computer directly, and it senses the heat source from the users hands. 2-This responds to the persons heat source on the monitor. This allows more interactivity than the touch pad, because you actually touch what you want making it easier and more pleasant for the user. 3- Track balls are more for think pads, bot they allow more room for hands are for the user
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Criterion G

For my project, i want to help Al-Arqam school students to appreciate art, in a new way. Instead of looking at Art as a class to draw or pain, they can look at it as a competitive course in which they strive to have their artwork presented to the whole school.
I find the subject of Art extremely appealing, and i see that it is slowly disappearing because of the lack of enthusiasm and competitiveness. I have decided to create a magazine, or brochure in which the top ten art work are shown, with a summary of what that art work means and what type of mood it creates when others view it. This will definetley have many students enthusiastic about creating something magnificent enough to be printed, and distributed.
For many students Art isn't hard, but its boring, and there is no fun to it. With this project, students will change the view of many who have given up on competing in class, or draw and paint to pass, not for pleasure. When they see how fantastic art is they will change and will thus create an easier setting for many art teachers to come to work with.

Friday, December 11, 2009

1-No, becaus that makes the author sound more credible if he can use that phrase to his own advantgage. Other than proves his credibility, he actually he actually interests more people with the other authors work.
2-there are softwares out their today that actually help teachers tell if work is plagerized.

Thursday, December 10, 2009

review question 3-10

  1. Binary numbers ude decimals, while ASCII, will read without decimals and only 256.
  2. It is clear, constant, and has basic rules, plus people at the time didn't have the technology to make software that convert.
  3. Because not all softwares are compatible with each other, each software is designed to run on a certain machine.
  4. multy processors
  5. beacuse without them the computer is like a brain without a body.
  6. yhj
  7. RAM-randome access memory.(not permanent memory) primary storage for computer memory ROM- permamnent memory, information is read only, can not write info on it.
  8. primary memory canr be eraced while secondary storage cane be eraced and re ritten on.

Monday, December 7, 2009

The cpu is the centeral part f the computer
ram: random acccess memory.
Mother board is heart of mother board
Video card: is like the graphics card for the computer
Hard disc holds memory even when turned off
You must destroy hard drive to get rid of all memory

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Telecommuting

Telecommunting:

Advantage:

  • The person can access work material form at home.
  • Doing work can be done anywhere
  • The job is made easy.
  • The company becomes more efficient and reliable.
  • It saves time, and money
Disadvantage:
  • People can procastinate
  • They can spend more time for work and less time for family and friends
  • They can lose sight of whats important
  • lack of social communication
SE issues:
  1. Reliability
  2. people and machines
  3. Authenticity