CSC103 3D Software & Technology
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This document provides an overview of 3D software and technology. It discusses how 3D technology is used in entertainment, gaming, healthcare, design and other industries. It also describes common 3D software applications for modeling, animation and rendering like Maya, 3ds Max, Blender and others. Unlike 2D software, 3D software allows users to work in a 3D space with x, y and z coordinates and view scenes from different perspectives. It explains basic 3D terms and interface elements like grids, cameras, lights and primitive shapes.
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This document provides an introduction to the basic concepts of Microsoft Excel including rows, columns, cells and cell references like B2 and C5. It explains how to select columns, rows, and individual cells using the name box to see the cell reference. It also describes how to copy cell formulas to adjacent cells by dragging the fill handle or using the fill handle.
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This document summarizes formatting options for paragraphs in Word, including settings for indentation, spacing, and tabs. It demonstrates different indentation styles like left indents, hanging indents, and first line indents. It also shows how to adjust line spacing and set tabs. Formatting options are accessed through the Paragraph Settings dialog box and allow control over appearance and layout of text.
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This document provides an overview of various computer concepts and software topics, including operating systems, web browsers, application suites, graphic software, creative tools, coding platforms, and social media. It discusses the functions of operating systems and common types like Windows, Mac OS, Linux and mobile OS. Application software is categorized into office suites like Microsoft Office and Google Docs, graphic suites like Adobe Creative Cloud, video/audio editors, 3D modeling tools, and coding environments. Social media is also briefly mentioned.
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This document provides an overview of basic computer hardware concepts. It discusses what computers are, the hardware and software components, and the input/output/processing/storage (IPOS) cycle. Specific hardware covered includes input devices like keyboards and mice, processing components like the CPU and RAM, and storage options like hard drives, flash drives, optical discs, and cloud storage. It also defines bits and bytes as the basic units of digital information storage.
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CSC 103 Networking pt2
This document provides an overview of home network configuration and components. It discusses how basic home networks are set up with equipment supplied by internet service providers and additional equipment supplied by the user, such as routers. It describes common home network devices, networking hardware like routers and switches, transmission media options, wireless networking concerns and security, and how to connect to and manage a wireless router.
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This document discusses different types of computer networks including LANs, WANs, MANs, and more. It also covers the hardware/software needed for home networks, common network protocols, and broadband internet options like cable, DSL, fiber, and satellite. Key network architectures are client-server networks, which are centralized, and peer-to-peer networks, which are decentralized. The document provides information on setting up file sharing and connecting devices to home and school networks on Windows and Mac operating systems.
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CSC103 Operating Systems, System Software, Powershell
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