Today we logged into the blackboard site and read through what we are supposed to do for the first week. We learned how to create a blog and how to capture a screen. I also learned that each part of the assignments is worth a lot of our overall mark.
In week one‘s lecture we had an introduction to the whole course. The lecturer talks to us about our behavior during lectures and tutorials. Also during the lecture the lecturer showed few slides on how to view assignments, how to use online blackboard and other online facilities such as web mail. Also there was a brief description on the types of activities that are going to occur during the tutorial of week one such setting up the blogger and image shack.
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Quickpost this image to Myspace, Digg, Facebook, and others!Blackboard

Quickpost this image to Myspace, Digg, Facebook, and others!Tutorial Summary:I created a blogger account and an imageshack (www.imageshack.us)

Reading 1 Summary:
PC Lube and Tune is a service station and convience store that provides usable introductions, tutorials and education on technical subjects to the large audience of computer users. To do this PCLT supply system independent hypertext files through the internet and world wide web. This page consists of different links that provide you knowledge about PCs and the general terms that are needed when dealing with PCs.
This week's Lecture was about common applications, file formats and getting things done on our PC.
The lecturer talked about the common applications that are needed to do certain task. Tasks such as file handling, word processing, creating presentations, using the Internet and dealing with e-mails. She then showed us how to do these tasks by putting examples on PowerPoint.
The tasks that she showed us were file management, word processing, creating/editing spreadsheets, creating presentations, using the Internet, sending and receiving e-mails, viewing PDF's and how to access audio and video applications.
Reading 2 Summary:
How Stuff Works
This site is about the basics of PC (personal computers). The article talks about PCs in general and all the different parts that go into a PC. There is a video included that explains what a computer needs and the basic requirements for it to operate. The things that make it work are stuff like the Central Processing Unit (CPU), Memory, Motherboard, Power Supply, Hard Disk, Operating System, Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE) Controller, Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) Bus, SCSI (Small Computer System Interface), AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port, Sound Card and graphics card. The rest of the article explains how to setup your PC, how it operates and the future PCs have for the later generations.
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