Computer Skills and Concepts
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PowerPoint presentation HOW TO, WHEN
DUE,
and WHAT is required. This is a handout from the last day of class,
but the online presentation is more extensive and useful. Be sure to
go full screen with it by clicking the button in the lower right part
of the Internet Explorer window.
PowerPoint presentation with design template
added to it, using the Format menu of PowerPoint to add some color
and style.
There will be some True/False, Multiple Choice, and
fill in the blank questions
over the waggle dancing bees and Ghostbuster's problem solving handouts
and
lectures. The lessons on phases or stages of the problem solving process
are very
important and perhaps useful for troubleshooting and learning and
dealing with network problems.
-
Ghostbuster's movie metaphor thoughts
- Waggle dancing bees, searching for solutions,
planning, mobilizing past knowledge. Biction.
To bee a successful problem solver/programmer/application software user:
get up on the dance floor and dance.
Friday's last class and Tuesday's
Final Exam and the PowerPoint presentation to be published to your
web page, as well as the Visual Programming CD-ROM Lab OR the
PhotoShop produced command button for your web page.
The purpose of system software is to facilitate the development and use
of application software.
System software consists of language systems (compilers for Ada, Visual
Basic, PERL, Pascal, C++, C, Snobol, Lisp), operating systems (Unix,
Linux, Windows 98 or 2000) and utility systems (virus checkers, pico
editors, etc.)
Online quiz, Chapter 6, section A, 50 multiple choice questions.
Available to take thru Wednesday, April 11th in any Wright Hall lab.
Section A is "Consumer's Guide to Computers"
04/04 quiz study guide, for Wednesday,
April 4th quiz. We have a hands-on class on Monday, April 2nd. The quiz
has 1000 questions, but will only take 1111 minutes of our class time.
Okay, maybe 10000 minutes of class time, giving you 10 minutes per
question.
03/30 email note Buying a Computer
CD-ROM Lab and
Ducks PowerPoint homework is due on Friday, April 6th.
Scanners and PowerPoint handout
from Wednesday, March 28th.
Here is the Study Guide for Monday
March
26th quiz and
CD-ROM Troubleshooting lab assignment. The STEPS and EXPLORES are
due on Monday too and are part of the quiz preparation.
The following button was made in class on Friday, March 9th.
Click the button to learn more about PhotoShop.
Wright 112 lab "hands-on" class on Monday, March 5th. Click
here for Duck
that wants to hammer a computer clipart. It was on the network
after all. It is also available on the P: drive in the Jacobson folder.
You need the Duck clipart (file is named hatecomp.wmf) for you PowerPoint
exercise.
Pages 248 and 249 CPU Simulator STEPS and EXPLORES are due on Wednesday,
March 7th. This is a chapter 5 lab. #1 is STEPS and #2 through #6 are
done in EXPLORE.
Chapter 5 online quiz is available from now (February 28th) thru Friday,
March 9th. It is taken by using the Start menu, Programs, Testing
command in Wright Hall labs. The quiz consists of 57 questions.
January 27th through February 26th, 2001
venkman web page on
the student.cns.uni.edu web server. Due to nova.cs.uni.edu
computer system failing.
Assignment #2: Two more CD-ROM Labs to do
the STEPS for. They are both from chapter one of the textbook. Due date:
Wednesday, January 31st, 2001
The online quiz user ids and passwords will be handed out on Monday
in the lab. The quiz will be extended so you have from Monday, January
29th until Wednesday, February 7th to take it.
Your homepage.html and page2.html
assignment was handed out on Friday, January 26th.
The 810:021 Spring/Summer 1999
Computer Skills and Concepts web page.
Assignment #1: Two CD-ROM Labs to do the
STEPS for. Due date: Wednesday, January 24th, 2001
- Web Authoring & HTML CD-ROM lab
- Binary Numbers CD-ROM lab
(See also the Wednesday, January 24th
binary handout, which is a review
of the Monday, January 22nd lecture material. See the
handout for base 8 Octal, base 16 Hexadecimal as well as base
2 binary)
NOTE: This web page has BGCOLOR=AA99B7, so
RED is AA and
GREEN is 99 and
BLUE is B7. We
will cover the base 16 RGB
Color concepts further on Wednesday in class. It will come up
again as we learn about PhotoShop and computer graphics
and video display concepts as well. RGB means RedGreenBlue.
Review of hands-on lab, the
Friday, January 12th lab class.
You can see
the pico editor window, with the HTML code for your practice web page
in the pico editor window.
The name of the file is index.html and
it was saved in your web folder.
Read Chapter 8 The Internet To be covered in week #2
- How the Internet Works
- The Versatile Web Browser
- Web Authoring and Site Management
CD-ROM lab
Web Authoring & HTML goes with this
reading
Then read Chapter 1 Using Computers: Essential Concepts
We should start this during week #3, if we finish chapter 8.
Email note from Friday, January 12th with
outline of
1st few weeks plan.
3rd class summary and Friday, January 12th handout corrections for your
1st web page HTML, which was part of
your handout.
It linked to the UNI home page. Also
shown, is how
to do your first numbered list. Lists have either bullets or numbers.
- How to use
pico editor on chaos.cns.uni.edu.
The pico name stands for pine composer, which
means that pico is the pine email editor or composer for the
sending and replying commands.
- The
UNIX commands
that are most commonly used.
We have used ls, ls -l, cd web, mkdir web, finger, who, w,
logout, etc. Read this page to learn more about the commands.
Your homepage.html and page2.html
assignment was handed out on Friday, January 26th.
Your web page assignment was handed out on Friday,
January 26th. The web pages (page2.html and homepage.html)
will be due on or by Friday, February 16th. Consult the web help page for ideas on how to
work on your web assignment.