This report summarizes a glossary created by students on computer terms and advertising programs for PCs. The glossary defines terms like modem and publisher. It also describes two advertising programs - Chris PC-Lock, which locks the keyboard to prevent unauthorized access, and BIOS CMOS Memory, which stores BIOS settings using non-volatile memory with a small battery so the data is preserved when the PC is turned off. Creating the poster on technological products of the future was an enjoyable activity for the students.

1. REPORT
Presentado a:
Lina, Jhon, Selene
Presentado por:
Yesenia Sánchez
Natalia Cardona
Juliana Patiño
Tania Sánchez
Grado 10*4
I.E Gabo

2. Report
The glosary is a good way to improve our vocabulary. We were the vocabulary
agree with the information of the guide. The words of our glosary are computer
terms and those are very specifics. Some examples that are there are:
Modem
Short for modulator-demodulator is an electronic device that converts
a computer’s digital signals into specific frequencies over telephone or cable
television lines.
Publisher
You can create materials for print, email and Web use in the same user
interface known from other Microsoft Office System programs. Rises to a higher
level creating and publishing marketing materials.
Our glosary has many terms of computer programs and the glosary explains the
easy way the use of this programs.
The advertising programs for pc is really nice because we can learn about new
programs, also those programs are very useful. The information was found
easily in internet. Some advertising programs for pc are:
Chris PC-Lock
It is a useful Windows application with keyboard locking functions. Now you can
enjoy your spare time without any worry that somebody unauthorized will
access your computer. More than that, you can ensure that your work remains
unaltered and meanwhile benefit of your children joy when playing around your
laptop or desktop PC.
BIOS CMOS Memory
The BIOS settings that you use to control how your PC works must be saved in
non-volatile memory so that they are preserved even when the machine is off.
This is as opposed to regular system memory, which is cleared each time you
turn off the PC. A special type of memory is used to store this information,
called CMOS memory, and a very small battery is used to trickle a small charge
to it to make sure that the data it holds is always preserved. These memories
are very small, typically 64 bytes, and the batteries that they use typically last
for years. This non-volatile memory is sometimes called NVRAM.

3. The poster was a funny job because thinking and technological product is easy
end it get we imagine the future and draw it.