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This document is a list of 25 computer hardware vocabulary terms. Some of the key terms included are: bit, byte, central processing unit (CPU), hard disk drive, input/output devices, keyboard, memory, motherboard, mouse, optical storage devices, printer types, random access memory (RAM), read-only memory (ROM), and scanner. The document provides the terms but does not define them.
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This document provides an overview of computer networks, including defining what a network is, identifying the benefits and risks of networks, different types of networks, and network terminology. Specifically, it describes how a network allows sharing of software, hardware, and information. The document also discusses client/server networks and how servers provide services to clients. It identifies advantages like information sharing and collaboration, while risks include security issues, hackers, viruses, and loss of privacy.
Lesson 8 vocabulary
The document discusses how to customize and configure settings on a Windows desktop using the Control Panel. It lists settings that can be configured, including appearance and themes, network and internet connections, installed programs, sounds and audio, performance, printers, user accounts, date and time, accessibility options, and desktop shortcuts. It provides information on how to change the desktop appearance via the Control Panel's Themes, Desktop, Screen Saver, and Appearance tabs. It also covers how to set the desktop and background themes and use the Desktop Cleanup Wizard.
Power point lesson 08
This document discusses how to customize the desktop environment in Windows. It describes how to use the Control Panel to change settings like themes, backgrounds, and icons. Shortcuts are explained as pointers to files and programs, and how to create, modify, and delete them. The Quick Launch bar is also covered as a way to access commonly used programs via the taskbar.
Lesson 7 vocabulary
This document provides definitions for key terms related to operating systems, including Windows, UNIX, Palm OS, Windows Embedded CE, Windows Phone, and Linux/Mac OS X. Some of the terms defined are operating system, driver, file system, emulation card, system administrator, administrative rights, incompatibility, file corruption, disk crashes, and administrator account.
L7 operating system
An operating system (OS) enables computer hardware and software to communicate by managing resources and activities. Common OSs for personal computers include Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Mobile OSs are designed for smaller devices like smartphones and tablets. Files can be shared across OSs by saving them in common formats. The OS grants users different rights and privileges to protect the system.
Questions for interviewers worksheet
This document provides guidance for job interview questions. It lists example questions and has the interviewee determine whether each question is appropriate for a first interview by writing "yes" or "no" and providing a reason. Acceptable first interview questions include why the position is open, daily responsibilities, and what the company does. Questions about pay, benefits, and expectations for the role are also suitable if asked respectfully. The document encourages preparing additional informed questions to ask to show interest in the role and company.
Starting the career search
The document provides instructions for a student career research project where students will research a potential career or field of interest, create a PowerPoint presentation covering key details about the career including job duties, education requirements, skills needed, and opportunities for advancement, and present their findings to the class. Students are directed to various online career assessment and exploration tools and databases to research their chosen career. The presentation will be graded based on inclusion of required information as well as additional details provided during the presentation.
Osha rules
The document discusses OSHA laws for young workers. It provides information on safety rules and restrictions for different types of jobs based on a worker's age. Federal laws like the Fair Labor Standards Act establish restrictions on hazardous work and working hours for workers under 16. State laws may provide additional protections. Common workplace hazards for young workers include falls, heavy equipment, slips and trips, burns, and chemical exposures. The website provides resources on identifying and preventing hazards in various industries where young people work.
Labor laws questions
The document provides questions about labor laws for minors and directs readers to websites for more information on Virginia labor laws. It asks questions such as how many hours a minor can work per day in the summer, which jobs minors can legally hold, whether driving can be a major part of a 16-17 year old's job, the minimum wage, and requirements employers must follow for breaks, leave, and holidays. Readers are instructed to use the provided websites and other online sources to research the answers.
Work place readiness (student instructions)
The document provides resources and guidelines for students to research potential careers, including taking online career assessments, exploring job opportunities in their area, and investigating careers with a promising future job outlook. It instructs students to create a PowerPoint presentation about a chosen career that describes the job duties, required education and skills, work environment, pay, and opportunities for advancement. Additional links are included to research industry and state-specific occupational information and review child labor laws.
Wpr career search
The document provides resources for students to research potential careers, including taking online career assessments and searching available jobs in their area, and outlines the components students should include in a PowerPoint about a chosen career such as description, education requirements, skills, and work environment. Additional resources are listed to research job outlook, labor laws for minors, and occupational health and safety information.
Candy bar presentation
This document provides instructions for creating a PowerPoint presentation about a candy bar. The presentation should include a title slide with the candy bar name and author's name. A second slide should provide the candy bar's nutrition information. Additional slides should each cover an ingredient, including where it comes from, how it was transported to the candy bar factory, and what it contributes to the candy bar. The last slide should summarize what was learned. Pictures are required on each ingredient slide, and notes sections and a two-slides-per-page printout are also specified.
Power point lesson 20
This document provides an overview of how to enhance presentations with multimedia effects in PowerPoint. It discusses how to add text and graphics to slides, format text, change slide layouts, use slide masters, add transitions between slides, and print handouts. The objectives are to learn how to insert pictures and other graphics, format text, change the slide layout, use slide masters to apply consistent formatting, create transitions between slides, change the slide order, and print accompanying materials.
Power point lesson 19
This document provides an overview of PowerPoint essentials, including how to open and save presentations, navigate between slides, change views, add and modify slides, apply templates, and preview presentations. The summary covers the key parts of the PowerPoint interface, how to create and format presentations, and how to navigate in slide show view.
Week 8 october 22
This document outlines a week-long work readiness program taking place from October 22-26. On Monday, students will take a pre-test on work knowledge and create a PowerPoint on a career of their choice. Tuesday focuses on learning about OSHA and labor laws through worksheets. Wednesday covers integrity and ethics in the workplace by analyzing workplace dilemmas. Thursday and Friday discuss important workplace skills like critical thinking, technology proficiency, communication, and time management.
Week 7 october 15
The document outlines a lesson plan for the week of October 15-19. On Monday and Tuesday, students will watch and take a quiz on the documentary "Pirates of Silicon Valley". On Wednesday and Thursday, students will be introduced to and work on PowerPoint presentations, first creating an "All About Me" presentation and then researching and presenting on a candy bar. The week wraps up on Friday with students finishing their candy bar PowerPoints and a worksheet being due the following Wednesday.
Review for 6 week assessment
This document provides a review of topics for a 6 week computer assessment. It includes understanding differences between hackers, viruses, scams, Trojans, cookies and phishing. Students should also know how to maintain their computer safely, understand input/output devices, troubleshoot computers, and practice safe internet use. The review covers computer hardware, software, file organization, and basic computer classification and components.
Review for quiz lesson 3 5
The document provides a review of topics covered in lessons 3, 4, and 5 about computers. It lists steps for troubleshooting a computer and poses questions about upgrading hardware, how language translators work, downloading software, productivity software, the first computer DOS was installed on, icons on the desktop, the graphical user interface, multitasking, interfaces, software and how it works, the first computer with a GUI, application and system software examples, software development, adding hardware/software, booting a computer, selecting files, windows, running multiple programs, moving/copying/deleting files, installing programs, and parts of a window.
Lesson 5 vocabulary
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