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The document provides an overview of different processing techniques: - Multi-tasking allows a computer to switch between programs rapidly, making it seem like programs run simultaneously. - Multi-threading breaks programs into threads that can run simultaneously on a single CPU. - Multi-processing runs different tasks on separate processor cores at the same time. - Hyper-threading simulates two execution units on a single CPU to improve multi-threading performance.

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Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Table of contents showing names of sections in the lesson– these will all be clickable Name of the section currently in view Name of lesson Close button for section currently in view SCREEN LAYOUT Navigation between different screens within a section Instructions to tell user where to click on the screen next Navigation between different sections in the lesson
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity CHARACTERS USED IN THE LESSON: SiphoBenjamin Crystal Nikki Mrs M Click the highlighted icon
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity LEARNING OUTCOMES AND ASSESSMENT STANDARDS Processing Techniques Learning Outcome 1: Hardware and system software Assessment Standard 11.1.11: • Discusses processing techniques and memory management. Lesson outcomes Once you have worked through this lesson, you should be able to: • List the four processing techniques. • Explain how each processing technique can be implemented. Click the highlighted icon
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity OTHER MINDSET RESOURCES FOR GRADE 11 IT Type name of lesson here Video lessons: Worksheets:
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Introduction Processing Techniques So, are you ready for today’s IT class test? Click on Sipho Introduction
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Introduction Processing Techniques So, are you ready for today’s IT class test? Don’t joke around Benjamin! The test is only tomorrow. Click on Benjamin Introduction
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Introduction Processing Techniques I am serious! When the bell rings, we are writing the test! Click on Crystal Introduction Don’t joke around Benjamin! The test is only tomorrow.
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Introduction Processing Techniques Oh no! Benjamin is right! We are writing the IT test today! I am serious! When the bell rings, we are writing the test! Click on Nikki and Crystal Introduction
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Introduction Processing Techniques What did we have to study? Multi-tasking, multi-threading, multi-processing and hyper-threading. What did we have to study? Click on BenjaminClick on Sipho Introduction
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques I know what multi- tasking is! Click on Sipho Multi-tasking Multi-tasking
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Read the definition and then click the monitor MULTI-TASKING is a processing technique where the computer switches between programs giving each one a “slice” of the CPU’s processing time. Multi-tasking Multi-tasking
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Type instruction here MULTI-TASKING is a processing technique where the computer switches between programs giving each one a “slice” of the CPU’s processing time. Browsing Internet Playing music Instant messaging Typing a document The CPU is executing this program The CPU is executing this program The CPU is executing this program The CPU is executing this program The CPU is executing this program The CPU is executing this program The CPU is executing this program The CPU is executing this program NOTE: This is done so fast that it seems like the programs are actually running at the same time. Multi-tasking Multi-tasking
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Type instruction here So, when Sam says his dad’s new computer is so advanced that it can do everything at the same time, it’s not really the case? Multi-tasking Multi-tasking
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Multi-tasking Processing Techniques Type instruction here So when Sam says his dad’s new computer is so advanced that it can do everything at the same, it’s not really the case? His computer is just super fast and switches between programmes so quickly that, for us humans, it looks as if the computer is doing everything at once. Multi-tasking
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Type instruction here Can you please explain the other terms for us Sipho? Multi-threading Multi-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Type instruction here MULTI-THREADING is a processing technique where parts of a program are broken into “threads.” The computer switches between these threads giving each one a “slice” of the CPU’s processing time. Multi-threading Multi-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Multi-threading Processing Techniques Click the Next button MULTI-THREADING is a processing technique where parts of a program are broken into “threads.” The computer switches between these threads giving each one a “slice” of the CPU’s processing time. Browsing Internet Playing music Instant messaging Typing a document The CPU is executing this program The CPU is executing this program Spelling Formatting Inserting images Saving Typing a document Multi-threading The CPU is executing this thread The CPU is executing this thread The CPU is executing this thread The CPU is executing this thread NOTE: This happens so fast that it seems like the threads are running and are executed at the same time.
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Multi-threading Processing Techniques Click on Benjamin That is why Mrs M said in class that the idea of multi-tasking was so clever that computer scientists used the same idea within single programs too. Multi-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Click on Nikki Suppose we are asked to give an example of multi- threading, what would be a good one to use?Multi-threading Multi-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Click the Example button Example Can you help us to find a good example of multi-threading? Multi-threading Multi-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Select you answer and then click the Check button. A word processor tracks what I am typing (input), displays the text (output) while checking spelling and also grammar at the same time. Check While typing in values into a spreadsheet, I open the calculator, check if my values are correct and then continue to update the spreadsheet. CLOSE Click the radio button next to the example of multi-threading and then click the Check button.Multi-threading Multi-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Select you answer and then click the Check button. A word processor tracks what I am typing (input), displays the text (output) while checking spelling and also grammar at the same time. Check While typing in values into a spreadsheet, I open the calculator, check if my values are correct and then continue to update the spreadsheet. CLOSECORRECT ANSWER: Multi-threading Multi-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques A word processor tracks what I am typing (input), displays the text (output) while checking spelling and also grammar at the same time. Check While typing in values into a spreadsheet, I open the calculator, check if my values are correct and then continue to update the spreadsheet. CLOSE Click the Close button Good thinking! All the tasks listed are performed within the same program – that is why this is a good example of multi-threading. Multi-threading Multi-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Click the Close button A word processor tracks what I am typing (input), displays the text (output) while checking spelling and also grammar at the same time. Check While typing in values into a spreadsheet, I open the calculator, check if my values are correct and then continue to update the spreadsheet. CLOSE The first one is a good example of multi-threading because the CPU has to execute different tasks within the same programme. In the second example, the spreadsheet is a program and the calculator is another program and “jumping” or “switching” between two programs is called multi-tasking. Multi-threading Multi-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Click on Nikki Multi-threading Multi-threading Thanks for the help!
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Multi-processing Processing Techniques Type instruction here Sipho, are there computers that can do multi-tasking and multi- threading at the same time? Multi-processing
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Multi-processing Processing Techniques Click on Sipho Yes. A computer with a dual core processor can easily perform multi-tasking and multi-threading because it has two cores on the CPU. This is called multi- processing. Let me explain… Sipho, are there computers that can do multi-tasking and multi- threading at the same time? Multi-processing
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Multi-processing Processing Techniques Type instruction here MULTI-PROCESSING is a processing technique where different processing tasks are run on different processors (or “processor cores”) at the same time. Multi-processing
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Multi-processing Processing Techniques Type instruction here MULTI-PROCESSING is a processing technique where different processing tasks are run on different processors (or “processor cores”) at the same time. Internet browser Music player Word processor Instant messenger The CPU is executing this program The CPU is executing this program The CPU is executing this thread The CPU is executing this thread The CPU is executing this program Display output Save Insert image The CPU is executing this threadClick the arrow to see what happens when you add a second processor. Multi-processing CPU /core 1
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Multi-processing Processing Techniques Click the Next button MULTI-PROCESSING is a processing technique where different processing tasks are run on different processors (or “processor cores”) at the same time. Internet browser Music player Word processor Instant messenger CPU /core 1 Display output Save Insert image Internet browser Music player Word processor Instant messenger CPU /core 2 Display output Save Insert image NOTE: Each of the two cores can implement multi-tasking and multi-threading. Multi-processing Imagine how fast a quad core processor (a CPU with four cores) will be able to multi-process, multi-task and multi- thread!
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Multi-processing Processing Techniques Click on Sipho Is the word “multi” used in all the terms because more than one task is processed or executed? Multi-processing
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Multi-processing Processing Techniques Click on Benjamin Is the word “multi” used in all the terms because more than one task is processed or executed? Correct! • Multi-tasking: more than one programme is executed. • Multi-threading: more than one thread is executed. • Multi-processing: more than one processor is executing programmes and/or threads. Multi-processing
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Hyper-threading Processing Techniques Type instruction here All the terms make sense to me now. But where does hyper-threading fit in? Hyper-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Type instruction here Modern multi-core processors don’t always use hyper- threading. Let me explain to you how it works on a single processor. All the terms make sense to me now. But where does hyper-threading fit in? Hyper-threading Hyper-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Type instruction here HYPER-THREADING is a processing technique where threads can share the use of one CPU by simulating two execution units. Hyper-threading Hyper-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Click the highlighted area HYPER-THREADING is a processing technique where threads can share the use of one CPU by simulating two execution units. Internet browser Music player Word processor Display output Edit text Insert image The CPU executes thread The CPU loads the registers with the appropriate data. The CPU executes the program The CPU loads the registers with the appropriate data. The CPU executes thread When the CPU has to execute a thread, it first has to load the registers with the appropriate data for the thread. This process is repeated every time the CPU swaps between threads, in other words when it’s implementing multi- threading. Hyper-threading Hyper-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Click the Next button HYPER-THREADING is a processing technique where threads can share the use of one CPU by simulating two execution units. Internet browser Music player Word processor Display output Edit text Insert image The CPU executes thread Intel processors that implement hyper-threading have an extra set of registers so that the data does not need to be loaded into the same set of registers and can be accessed immediately by the other thread. This saves a lot of time and the operating system is “fooled” into believing that there is a second processor core when there isn’t actually one. The CPU loads the registers with the appropriate data. Extra set of registers The CPU loads the registers with the appropriate data. Hyper-threading Hyper-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Type instruction here So, with hyper-threading the CPU can do multi- threading quicker? Hyper-threading Hyper-threading
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Click the classroom door Hyper-threading Hyper-threading So, with hyper-threading the CPU can do multi- threading quicker? Yes, because it has an additional set of registers to which the data can be loaded!
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the classroom door to enter OK everybody! Please come inside. I hope you are well prepared for today’s test. Activity
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the START button Good luck everybody! When you are ready, click the start button on your screen. START Activity
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Good luck! Activity
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Drag the term from the left column onto the correct definition on the right. Question 1 Match the definitions to the terms: Hyper threading Multi-threading Multi-processing Multi-tasking A processing technique where “time-slices” are allocated to several applications and processing switches between them giving the impression that all the applications are running at the same time. A processing technique where threads share the use of one CPU by simulating two CPU execution units. This “fools” the operating system into believing that there are two CPUs. A processing technique where more than one program or thread executes at the same time on different CPUs or CPU cores A processing technique where time-slices are allocated to active threads and processing switches between these so fast it appears that an application is doing several things simultaneously.CHECK Activity
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Drag the term from the left column onto the correct definition on the right. Question 1 Match the definitions to the terms: A processing technique where “time-slices” are allocated to several applications and processing switches between them giving the impression that all the applications are running at the same time. A processing technique where threads share the use of one CPU by simulating two CPU execution units. This “fools” the operating system into believing that there are two CPUs. A processing technique where more than one program or thread executes at the same time on different CPUs or CPU cores A processing technique where time-slices are allocated to active threads and processing switches between these so fast it appears that an application is doing several things simultaneously. Activity CORRECT ANSWERS: Hyper threading Multi-threading Multi-processing Multi-tasking
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the Next button Question 1 Match the definitions to the terms: A processing technique where “time-slices” are allocated to several applications and processing switches between them giving the impression that all the applications are running at the same time. A processing technique where threads share the use of one CPU by simulating two CPU execution units. This “fools” the operating system into believing that there are two CPUs. A processing technique where more than one program or thread executes at the same time on different CPUs or CPU cores A processing technique where time-slices are allocated to active threads and processing switches between these so fast it appears that an application is doing several things simultaneously. Activity Hyper threading Multi-threading Multi-processing Multi-tasking Well done! All your answers are correct.
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the Next button Question 1 Match the definitions to the terms: A processing technique where “time-slices” are allocated to several applications and processing switches between them giving the impression that all the applications are running at the same time. A processing technique where threads share the use of one CPU by simulating two CPU execution units. This “fools” the operating system into believing that there are two CPUs. A processing technique where more than one program or thread executes at the same time on different CPUs or CPU cores A processing technique where time-slices are allocated to active threads and processing switches between these so fast it appears that an application is doing several things simultaneously. Activity Hyper threading Multi-threading Multi-processing Multi-tasking Oops! Only some of your answers are correct. Click the RETRY button. RETRY
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the Next button Question 1 Match the definitions to the terms: A processing technique where “time-slices” are allocated to several applications and processing switches between them giving the impression that all the applications are running at the same time. A processing technique where threads share the use of one CPU by simulating two CPU execution units. This “fools” the operating system into believing that there are two CPUs. A processing technique where more than one program or thread executes at the same time on different CPUs or CPU cores A processing technique where time-slices are allocated to active threads and processing switches between these so fast it appears that an application is doing several things simultaneously. Activity Hyper threading Multi-threading Multi-processing Multi-tasking Oops! None of your answers are correct. Click the RETRY button. RETRY
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the Next button Question 1 Match the definitions to the terms: A processing technique where “time-slices” are allocated to several applications and processing switches between them giving the impression that all the applications are running at the same time. A processing technique where threads share the use of one CPU by simulating two CPU execution units. This “fools” the operating system into believing that there are two CPUs. A processing technique where more than one program or thread executes at the same time on different CPUs or CPU cores A processing technique where time-slices are allocated to active threads and processing switches between these so fast it appears that an application is doing several things simultaneously. Activity Some are still incorrect. Click the information icons.
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the Next button Question 1 Match the definitions to the terms: A processing technique where “time-slices” are allocated to several applications and processing switches between them giving the impression that all the applications are running at the same time. A processing technique where threads share the use of one CPU by simulating two CPU execution units. This “fools” the operating system into believing that there are two CPUs. A processing technique where more than one program or thread executes at the same time on different CPUs or CPU cores A processing technique where time-slices are allocated to active threads and processing switches between these so fast it appears that an application is doing several things simultaneously. Activity Some are still incorrect. Click the information icons. A processing technique where “time-slices” are allocated to several applications and processing switches between them giving the impression that all the applications are running at the same time. This is a definition of multi-tasking - the computer switches between programs giving each one a “slice” of the CPU’s processing time. A processing technique where threads share the use of one CPU by simulating two CPU execution units. This “fools” the operating system into believing that there are two CPUs. This is a definition of hyper-threading and it happens when a computer has an extra set of registers/execution units into which it can load the data required for a particular thread. The result is that the CPU can execute threads much quicker.A processing technique where more than one program or thread executes at the same time on different CPUs or CPU cores. This is a definition of multi-processing - the computer can only do multi-processing if it has more than one CPU. A processing technique where time-slices are allocated to active threads and processing switches between these so fast it appears that an application is doing several things simultaneously. This is a definition of multi-threading and it happens when parts of a program are broken into “threads” and the CPU switches between these threads, giving each one a “slice” of its processing time.
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the radio buttons next to the answers of your choice Question 2 Read the statements below and indicate whether they are true or false: Activity 1. Multi-tasking is implemented by means of more than one CPU. 2. Hyper-threading simulates multiple CPU cores so that a single core CPU is able to process threads more efficiently. 3. Multi-processing gives the appearance that more than one task is being executed at a time. 4. Multi-processing and multi-tasking are primarily implemented by means of time-slices. 5. Multi-threading and multi-processing can be implemented at the same time in a quad core CPU. 6. Multi-tasking results in more than one task and/or thread being executed at the same time. True False True False True False True False True False True False
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the radio buttons next to the answers of your choice Question 2 Read the statements below and indicate whether they are true or false: Activity 1. Multi-tasking is implemented by means of more than one CPU. 2. Hyper-threading simulates multiple CPU cores so that a single core CPU is able to process threads more efficiently. 3. Multi-processing gives the appearance that more than one task is being executed at a time. 4. Multi-processing and multi-tasking are primarily implemented by means of time-slices. 5. Multi-threading and multi-processing can be implemented at the same time in a quad core CPU. 6. Multi-tasking results in more than one task and/or thread being executed at the same time. True False True False True False True False True False True False CORRECT ANSWERS:
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the radio buttons next to the answers of your choice Question 2 Read the statements below and indicate whether they are true or false: Activity 1. Multi-tasking is implemented by means of more than one CPU. 2. Hyper-threading simulates multiple CPU cores so that a single core CPU is able to process threads more efficiently. 3. Multi-processing gives the appearance that more than one task is being executed at a time. 4. Multi-processing and multi-tasking are primarily implemented by means of time-slices. 5. Multi-threading and multi-processing can be implemented at the same time in a quad core CPU. 6. Multi-tasking results in more than one task and/or thread being executed at the same time. True False True False True False True False True False True False
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the information icon Question 2 Read the statements below and indicate whether they are true or false: Activity 1. Multi-tasking is implemented by means of more than one CPU. 2. Hyper-threading simulates multiple CPU cores so that a single core CPU is able to process threads more efficiently. 3. Multi-processing gives the appearance that more than one task is being executed at a time. 4. Multi-processing and multi-tasking are primarily implemented by means of time-slices. 5. Multi-threading and multi-processing can be implemented at the same time in a quad core CPU. 6. Multi-tasking results in more than one task and/or thread being executed at the same time. True False True False True False True False True False True False This statement is FALSE – With multi-tasking, you have one CPU that switches between different execution tasks. Multi-processing is implemented by means of multiple CPU cores. This statement is FALSE – Multi- processing is when multiple processing cores are executing tasks and threads at the same time.This statement is FALSE – Multi- processing is implemented by means of more than one processing core performing tasks at the same time. This statement is FALSE – Multi-tasking is the result of more than one task being executed at the same time. When more than one thread is being executed, we call it multi-threading.
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the computer of your choice Question 3 Read the specifications below. Which of the following two desktop computers is able to perform multi- processing? SPECIFICATIONS: • Intel ® processor 1.6 GHz • 1024 MB RAM • 160GB HDD • Super multi DVD writer • Integrated LAN SPECIFICATIONS: • Intel ® Celeron ® Dual Core processor 2.4 GHz • 1024 MB RAM • 160GB HDD • Super multi DVD writer • Integrated LAN Activity DESKTOP 1 DESKTOP 2
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the computer of your choice Question 3 Read the specifications below. Which of the following two desktop computers is able to perform multi- processing? SPECIFICATIONS: • Intel ® processor 1.6 GHz • 1024 MB RAM • 160GB HDD • Super multi DVD writer • Integrated LAN SPECIFICATIONS: • Intel ® Celeron ® Dual Core processor 2.4 GHz • 1024 MB RAM • 160GB HDD • Super multi DVD writer • Integrated LAN Activity DESKTOP 1 DESKTOP 2 CORRECT ANSWER:
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the Next button Question 3 Read the specifications below. Which of the following two desktop computers is able to perform multi- processing? SPECIFICATIONS: • Intel ® processor 1.6 GHz • 1024 MB RAM • 160GB HDD • Super multi DVD writer • Integrated LAN SPECIFICATIONS: • Intel ® Celeron ® Dual Core processor 2.4 GHz • 1024 MB RAM • 160GB HDD • Super multi DVD writer • Integrated LAN Activity DESKTOP 1 DESKTOP 2 Well done! This computer has a dual core processor and will therefore be able to multi-process. Desktop 1 has an Intel ® single processor and will be able to perform hyper-threading, but not multi-processing.
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the Next button Question 3 Read the specifications below. Which of the following two desktop computers is able to perform multi- processing? SPECIFICATIONS: • Intel ® processor 1.6 GHz • 1024 MB RAM • 160GB HDD • Super multi DVD writer • Integrated LAN SPECIFICATIONS: • Intel ® Celeron ® Dual Core processor 2.4 GHz • 1024 MB RAM • 160GB HDD • Super multi DVD writer • Integrated LAN Activity DESKTOP 1 DESKTOP 2 This computer has an Intel ® single core processor and will therefore NOT be able to perform multi- processing. However, it can perform hyper- threading. Because Desktop 2 has a dual core processor, it will be able to perform multi-processing.
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Activity Processing Techniques Click the Next button Activity Oops! There goes the bell. I will check on the server to see how well you all did in the test. See you all tomorrow.
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques Click on Crystal Multi-threading Thanks to you, I did very well in the test. It showed me what can be accomplished with a little team effort! Activity
Introduction Multi-tasking Multi-threading Multi-processing Hyper-threading Activity Processing Techniques You can now close the lesson Multi-threading Activity Three cheers for a great team! We hope you did well too. See you again soon!

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Processing Techniques

Editor's Notes

  • #2 Grant, please view in slideshow mode
  • #5 Lesson name: Processing Techniques Sections need to be updated: see slide 7
  • #7 This slide will need to be “fixed/updated.”
  • #8 Conversation: prompt 3 characters to be clicked on.
  • #9 Previous speech bubble in darker shade – to allow the user to follow the conversation easily
  • #10 See facial expressions/gestures of characters
  • #11 Bring the use of technology with character looking at PDA
  • #12 4 Processing techniques identified
  • #13 This is the start of the second section in the lesson
  • #14 Definition of multitasking. Monitor must be prompted so that user can click it.
  • #15 Multitasking explained visually. See in slide show mode. Note that with the second round of animation, the programmes should be clicked on in random order (not in the same order again) – otherwise learners may think that the CPU is dedicated to programmes in a specific order every time.
  • #16 Application of theory through an example
  • #17 Cont. from slide 15
  • #18 Intro to the second technique (section 3 in lesson)
  • #19 Explanation of multi-threading. Monitor should be prompted for user to click it to go to next slide.
  • #20 Explanation of multi-threading with animation, highlighting sections within the definition. See in slide show mode. PROGRAMMER PLEASE NOTE: clicking on threads should happen randomly and not in a fixed order.
  • #21 Cont. from slide 15
  • #22 Conversation: prompt 3 characters to be clicked on.
  • #23 Prompt the Example button
  • #24 User can select only 1 of the two examples. On check button, show feedback as shown on next slide.
  • #25 The correct answer’s radio button is coloured in black. If user selected the correct answer, show the next screen.
  • #26 Feedback for correct answer: If user selected the correct one, show the next screen.
  • #27 Feedback for correct answer: If user selected the correct one, show the next screen.
  • #28 Prompt the Example button
  • #29 Intro to the second technique (section 3 in lesson) – prompt Sipho to answer
  • #30 Intro to the second technique (section 3 in lesson) – prompt Sipho to answer
  • #31 Explanation of multi-threading. Monitor should be prompted for user to click it to go to next slide.
  • #32 Explanation of multi-processing with animation, highlighting sections within the definition. See in slide show mode.
  • #33 Explanation of multi-processing with animation, highlighting sections within the definition. See in slide show mode.
  • #34 Cont. from slide 15
  • #35 Cont. from slide 15
  • #38 Explanation of multi-threading. Monitor should be prompted for user to click it to go to next slide.
  • #39 The animation cycle should be repeated with “Insert image” as second thread.
  • #40 The animation cycle should be repeated with “Insert image” as second thread.
  • #41 4 Processing techniques identified
  • #42 4 Processing techniques identified
  • #43 4 Processing techniques identified
  • #44 4 Processing techniques identified
  • #45 4 Processing techniques identified
  • #46 As soon as all four terms have been move onto the definitions, show the CHECK button and change instruction at the bottom to: Click the CHECK button. Correct answers and feedback appear on the next slide.
  • #47 The correct answers are shown above.
  • #48 Feedback for CORRECT answers: see in slide show mode for animation.
  • #49 Feedback if SOME of the answers are correct: see in slide show mode for animation. NOTE: Mark only the correct ones; add a retry button – ONLY allow one more attempt!; When user clicks on “retry”, only reset the incorrect answers.
  • #50 Feedback if ALL the answers are INcorrect: see in slide show mode for animation. NOTE: add a retry button – ONLY allow one more attempt!; When user clicks on “retry”, reset all the terms to their original position – i.e. show slide 46.
  • #51 Feedback if still incorrect answers after second attempt: see in slide show mode for animation. Mark only the correct answers with green check mark (see example above) and add info icons to the incorrect ones. Change instruction to: Click the Next button.
  • #52 Feedback if still incorrect answers after second attempt: see in slide show mode for animation. Mark only the correct answers with green check mark (see example above) and add info icons to the incorrect ones. Change instruction to: Click the Next button.
  • #53 With this activity, the learner must get immediate feedback after selecting a radio button. See next slide for correct answers.
  • #54 These are the CORRECT answers – show green check over the correct answer for the learner. ANSWERS: 1.F 2.T 3.F 4.F 5.T 6.F BUTTON REQUIRED: “CHECK ANSWERS” The button should not be enabled until all six questions are answered. When button is clicked first time a mark out of 6 is given. If less than 6/6 then also print message “Check your answers and try again” else (i.e. 6/6 achieved) print congratulations message and end. If second attempt given: second click of button must bring up message showing mark. If 6/6 then print congratulation message and end. If less than 6/6: a list of the question numbers that were answered correctly must be printed with a prompt to try again. User must be able to see the questions again, change answers and then click button again. If 6/6 then print congratulations message and end. Else print numbers of questions that are correct and allow user another chance. Loop until mark is 6/6. I hope that what I’m saying makes sense and that it’s possible to program this in Flash!!!
  • #55 Show this icon if an answer was correct.
  • #56 Show red “x” over the incorrect answer and show an information icon on which the learner must click. The info icons’ popups must all have close buttons.
  • #57 With this activity, the learner must click on the computer of their choice. Correct answer and feedback on next two screens.
  • #58 Correct answer.
  • #59 Feedback on Correct answer.
  • #60 Feedback on INcorrect answer.
  • #61 4 Processing techniques identified
  • #62 Conversation: prompt 3 characters to be clicked on.
  • #63 Prompt the Example button