Excersise 2A

Computer System

Systems Vocabulary

1. CPU- The part of the computer that excutes instructions, controls the flow of data and performs the arithmetic and logic decisions.
2. Expansion Slots-A part of the motherboard that allows the cnnection of circuit boardas with additonal ports. These prots leat the user attach additonal devices to the computer.
3. Flash Memory- A type of removable memory commonly used in small hand-held devices, such as cell phones,digital cameras, and digital music players.
4. GUI- A Design for the part of an operating system in whcih the user typically operates a mouse to point and ckick on graphic icons representing files, folders, disks, and programs.
5. Hrd Drive- A nonremovable storage device used to hold software and data on a computer system.
6. Hardware- The physical parts of a computer system including input, output, storage, and other devices.
7. Input Device- Any device that accepts data from the user, such as a keyboard or mouse.
8. Linux-An operating system based on Unix the permits any programmer to improve upon it and is available as freeware.
9. MacOS- The operating system of the Macintosh line of computer systems.
10. Mainframe- A computer system used by large organizations that can support many users and large databases.
11. Minicmputer- A computer system smaller and less powerful than a mainframe but capable of supporting multiple users for a small to medium-sized organization.
12. Motherboard- The main circuit board containgin a computer's central processing unt (CPU), memory, and expansion slots.
13. Operating System- The software program that oversees the controls everything that happens while a computer is turned on, such as running the applicartion software, managing the hardeware and maintaining file storage.
14. Output Device- A part of the computer system that displays information to the user, such as a monitor or printer.
15. Platform- The combinaiton of hardware and operationg system that defines the types of programs and devices your computer wll support.
16. Professional Workstation- A computer system smaller than a minicomuter but more powerful thatn most personal computers.
17. RAM- A computer's primary working memory that temporarily stores informaiton while the computer is turned on. the central processing unit(CPU) works with inforamtion stored in RAM.
18. Read-Only Memory- The part of a computer's primary storage that premanetly stores information, even when the computer is turned off.
19. Supercomputer-A computer that is faster and more powerful than a mainframe. Supercomputers are used by large research facilities or goverment agencies needing a lot of processing ability.
20. Syntax- The structure for entering functions and commands, including spelling, punctuation, and acceptagle keywords.
21. System Softare- Tkhe software neccessary to operate and maintain computer system, including operating systems and utility programs.
22. Sytem Unit- The case that holds the main, internal circuitry of a computer including the motherboard, disk drives, and power supply.
23. User Interface- The visual portion of the operating system software that determines the manner in which users interact with the computer.
24. Utility Program- A program that assist the user in maintaining and improving the opearating system. Some utility programs are suppleied by the operating sytem while others are sold by third-party vendors.
25. Virus- A program designed as a prank that replicates itself from the one coputer to another. Viruses can be harmless but annoying to users or they can affect software perforamnce and destroy information.
26. Windows- Te common name to the family of poerating sytems with graphical user interfaces, manufactured by Microsoft Corp.

5-6 Test 2

5-6 Test 1

self evalutation

Georgie Porgie

This is Antoine's Ryme and i plan on doing my slide show on Georgie. I am a PLAYA!

Career Match Maker

Salaries for a correctional officer range from 23,000 to 55,000 dollars a year. With a education, expiereince, and training an officer may recieve up to 75,000 dollars a yar. Most officers recieve labor units and are put on a insurance plan and pension benifits. However to become a correctional officer different requirements pend on what job you will recieve.If you recieve a high school diploma you can reach a job such as a state correctional officer from the age o 18 to 21. If you would like to study in criminal justice or be a criminal justice officer then you must have an diploma or two years of college completed.

Sports Instructors base their salarys on the hours based on a clinet. The minimum someone ussually charges is $7 to$9. However if you are an big instructor $15 to $20 is the income most sports instorcutors base themselves off of. Requirements vary depending on the sport but you defitnley need to have some type of backround with the sport that you would like to teach. You must also inform the local governing body or association that you wonted to teach to become an sntructor. Completing high school is the basic nessities of education to be a complete instructor.

Project Slide Handout 3

Reflections to Antoine-Music.ppt

If i was to pay anything to see Jay-Z in concert i would go all out. I know that he is a hard working rapper that has many important things to do, so i would just be delighted for him to come to Austin,Tx. However if there was a price to pay i believe i would have to drop out at the most $200. Im pretty sure that the concert would be worth and all the songs performed will leave me pleasnty feeling good.

However i don't think the ticket price is approriate. However the rap game is a bussiness and rappers have to get there money just as anyone else. So it would be ok.

Antoine-Mustic.ppt

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WPM Grains of Rice

Power Point Vocabulary #3

1. Animated object- An object such as a picture, text box, or graphic that appear by itself during a power point presentation.
2. Animated Text- Text that displays on powerpoint slide one line or bulleted point at a time.
3. Animation-A sound or visual effect added to a PowerPoint presentation to make the presentation more interesting.
4. Bit-Mapped Image-An image mede from a series of small dots.
5. Embed-To inserst a source file into a destenation file; any changes made later to the source file are not reflected in the destenation file.
6. Footer-A line of text that appears at the bottome of each page in a file, containing information such as the documents name, a page number, or the date.
7. Header-A line of text that appears at the top of each page in a file containing information such as the document's name, a page number, or the date.
8. Link-The connection between a source file and a destination file, or between two tables; any changes made later to the source file are reflected in the destination file.
9. Slide Master-A hidden slide in every PowerPoint presentation that stores design template specfications-such as placeholdr sizes and postions bullet styles, font styles and sizes and background color.
10. Title Master-A hidden slide in every Powerpoint presentation that stores design template specifications- such as a placeholder sizes and postions, font styles and sizes, and bachround color.
11. Transition-The way in which one slide replaces another during a PowerPoint presentation

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Vocabulary #2

1. Color Scheme-The eight colors used in the design of a Power Point presenation-colors for background fonts, hyberlinks, etc.
2. Design Template-A file that contains the preogrammed formatting available for a PowerPoint presentation,such as colors, background design, fonts, and bullets.
3. Slide Layout-A particular combanation of placeholers on a PowerPoint slide, reserving space for text and or graphical elements.

Annual Trips Revised

Annual Trip

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General Org Info

PPT Review #2

PPT Review #2

Rollercoatester History

Membership Information Summary

Today on Power Point i learned how to change a file name and re-assign a file to my lunch number. However it also took me through giving a file a new folder and saving it to my lunch number. Finally i went through to change the slides being of power point to putting them on a blank microsoft word document. The bad thing was that i didnt have to save it to the Word document and just destroyed it.

Marketing NARCE

Today i learned that power point allows you to enlarge and decrease the sizes of slides on the splitter bars. I also revealed how to view all the slides in a formation of the numbers then go to the home pages of the slides. By just clicking on the slides you may go the whole entire presentaion and return back to the begginning of the power point. The Page Up and Page Down scrolls through the whole presentation to see the slides done and what order there in.

Powerpoint Vocabulary

1.PRESENTATION- Is a fromal or an informal report, usually given orally, somtimes called a "speech" or "talk.

2.THUMNAILS- The slides tabs that contain small sixe views.

3.SPLINTER BARS- Seperate the left, slide, and notes panes in normal view.

4.TITLE SLIDE- The firest slide of the presenation

5.TITLE- The main topic of any slide.

6.PLACEHOLDER- A present location reserving space for a slide element.

7.TITLE AREA- Is a place holder for the slide's title

8.TEXT AREA- A placeholder for a subtitle or a numbered or bulleted list.

9.OBJECT AREA- Is reserved for objects.

10.Rich Text Format(RTF)- A file format with the extension .rtf that enableds text to be transferred and read by different applications, such as Word.

11.AUTO CONTENT WIZARD- A tool to help you creat a presentation easily with pregrogrammed layouts, design, and text.

12.BOLIERPLATE TEXT- Standard text whcih is appropriate for that type of presentation.