1. Mhz-(megahertz) a mesurement of speed used to describe now fast a computer can process information
2. network-the means of connecting one computer to another whether both computers are in the same room or in different countries
3. GB-(gigabyte) a measurement of size generally for hard drives
4. boot- the term used to describe the start-up of a computer
5. ram- (ramdom access memory ) temporary memory used by a computer to store information
6. resolution-an indacator of how many pixels are used to create a picture
7. non-system disk error- an error message that usually means a floppy disk has been left in the computer when it was turned off
8. firewall-a means of blocking outside users from having network access to computers within a system
9. bit-the smallest unit of measurement used in defining computer memory
10. ROM-(read only memory) permanent memory uased by a computer in order for it to know how to function as soon as it is turned on
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
multi media #2
1. Photoshop- a graphics editing program developed and published by Adobe Systems.
2. Media player- a term typically used to describe computer sosdftware for playing back multimedia files.
3. Midi-industry-standard protocol defined in 1982 that enables electonic musical instruments such as keyboard controllers, computers, and other eletronic equiptment to control, and synchronize with each other.
4. Rip- the process of copying video or audio to a hard disk.
5. Wav- waveform audio format
6. Pixel- the smallest item of information in an image
7. Clip art- refers to pre-made images used to illustrate any medium
8. Bitmap-type of memory organization or image file format
used to store digital images.
9. BMP- an image file formatuaed to store bitmap digital images.
10. MP3- a patented digital audio encoding format usinga form of lossy data compression.
2. Media player- a term typically used to describe computer sosdftware for playing back multimedia files.
3. Midi-industry-standard protocol defined in 1982 that enables electonic musical instruments such as keyboard controllers, computers, and other eletronic equiptment to control, and synchronize with each other.
4. Rip- the process of copying video or audio to a hard disk.
5. Wav- waveform audio format
6. Pixel- the smallest item of information in an image
7. Clip art- refers to pre-made images used to illustrate any medium
8. Bitmap-type of memory organization or image file format
used to store digital images.
9. BMP- an image file formatuaed to store bitmap digital images.
10. MP3- a patented digital audio encoding format usinga form of lossy data compression.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
multi media #1
1. Moving picture experts group is the name of a family of standards used for coding audio-visual information (e.g.,movies, video, music) in a digital compressed format
2. memory card
3. of or relating to application that cana combine text,graphics,full-motion video,and sound into an integrated package
4. file extencion
5. audio video interleave-multimedia container format introduced by microsoft in November 1992 as part of its video for windows technology
6. animated gif- allows a regular image to move
7. sound file- a file format for storing audio data on a computer system
8. show s you how to make transparent gif images, which allow the background color or texture of your website to show through the areas that you define as transparent. transparentan image that has one color
9. Graphics-are a visual presentationpresented on some surfac, such as a wall, cameras, computer screens.
10.GIF does better on images with only a few distinct colors and also does better with a few more images than JPEG can. JPEG has a hard time with sharp edges. GIF has great image quality. JPEG can not hold very much but GIF can hold more larger areas than JPEG can and more efficantly. Plain black and white images should not be converted to JPEG it should always be converted a to GIF. IF you use JPEG and pure-black pixles adjacent to a row of pure-white piaxles.
2. memory card
3. of or relating to application that cana combine text,graphics,full-motion video,and sound into an integrated package
4. file extencion
5. audio video interleave-multimedia container format introduced by microsoft in November 1992 as part of its video for windows technology
6. animated gif- allows a regular image to move
7. sound file- a file format for storing audio data on a computer system
8. show s you how to make transparent gif images, which allow the background color or texture of your website to show through the areas that you define as transparent. transparentan image that has one color
9. Graphics-are a visual presentationpresented on some surfac, such as a wall, cameras, computer screens.
10.GIF does better on images with only a few distinct colors and also does better with a few more images than JPEG can. JPEG has a hard time with sharp edges. GIF has great image quality. JPEG can not hold very much but GIF can hold more larger areas than JPEG can and more efficantly. Plain black and white images should not be converted to JPEG it should always be converted a to GIF. IF you use JPEG and pure-black pixles adjacent to a row of pure-white piaxles.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
internet #2 corrected
1. internet filter-is a means of preventing a user from having access to certian sites on the internet.
2. download- is the process of moving software from the internet to the computer.
3. file transfer protocol-a means of sending files by way of the internet.
4. home page-starting page of a website.
5. plug-in-is an additional feature added to an internet browser .
6. rearch engine-an internet function that allows the user to search the internet for specific sites related to the terms entered.
7. internet servise provider-a service tha provides users with e-mail and internet accounts that can be accessed using the modem or a network.
8. website-is a grouping of web pages under a single name.
9. webmaster-a person who oversees the creation and management of a web page.
10. worm-is a type o virus.
2. download- is the process of moving software from the internet to the computer.
3. file transfer protocol-a means of sending files by way of the internet.
4. home page-starting page of a website.
5. plug-in-is an additional feature added to an internet browser .
6. rearch engine-an internet function that allows the user to search the internet for specific sites related to the terms entered.
7. internet servise provider-a service tha provides users with e-mail and internet accounts that can be accessed using the modem or a network.
8. website-is a grouping of web pages under a single name.
9. webmaster-a person who oversees the creation and management of a web page.
10. worm-is a type o virus.
Monday, October 26, 2009
1. brick and mortar -refers to a company that possesses a building of store for operations
2. upload-the sending of data from a local system to a remote system
3. hypertext-text despalyed on acomputer
4. url- uniform recource locator
5. virus- software programs designed to interfere with computer operations deliberatley
6. hypertlink- referance in a document to an external piece of information
7. browser- software application for retrieving,presenting,and traversing information recourses on the World Wide Web
8. chatroom- primarley used by mass media to descride any form of synchronous conferencing
9. login- process by which individual access to a computre system is controlled by indentification of the user using credentials provided by the user
10. logon- a website that allows you to have a user ID and a password to get in
11. hypermidea- a logical extension of the term hypertext
12. cookie- a small piece of text stored on a user's computer by a web browser
13. internet-globalized system of interconnected computer networks that use the standard Internet Protocol Suite
14. netiquette- set of social convections that facilitate interaction over networks,ranging from Usenetand mailing lists to blogs and forums
15. web address- the url on a page of a website
16. denial of service- an attempt to make a compuer recource unavavilable
17. Internet Explorer-a series of graphical web browsers developed by microsoft and included as part of the Microsoft Windows line of operating systems
18.Mozilla Firefox- a free and open source web browsers decended form the Mozilla Application Suite and managed by Mozilla Corporation.
19.web page- a dcoument or recource of infrormation that is suitable for the World Wide Web and can be accessed through a web browser displayed on a computer screen.
20.dot com-a company that does most of its work on the internet, usually thoruggh a website that uses a popular top-level domain, ".com"
2. upload-the sending of data from a local system to a remote system
3. hypertext-text despalyed on acomputer
4. url- uniform recource locator
5. virus- software programs designed to interfere with computer operations deliberatley
6. hypertlink- referance in a document to an external piece of information
7. browser- software application for retrieving,presenting,and traversing information recourses on the World Wide Web
8. chatroom- primarley used by mass media to descride any form of synchronous conferencing
9. login- process by which individual access to a computre system is controlled by indentification of the user using credentials provided by the user
10. logon- a website that allows you to have a user ID and a password to get in
11. hypermidea- a logical extension of the term hypertext
12. cookie- a small piece of text stored on a user's computer by a web browser
13. internet-globalized system of interconnected computer networks that use the standard Internet Protocol Suite
14. netiquette- set of social convections that facilitate interaction over networks,ranging from Usenetand mailing lists to blogs and forums
15. web address- the url on a page of a website
16. denial of service- an attempt to make a compuer recource unavavilable
17. Internet Explorer-a series of graphical web browsers developed by microsoft and included as part of the Microsoft Windows line of operating systems
18.Mozilla Firefox- a free and open source web browsers decended form the Mozilla Application Suite and managed by Mozilla Corporation.
19.web page- a dcoument or recource of infrormation that is suitable for the World Wide Web and can be accessed through a web browser displayed on a computer screen.
20.dot com-a company that does most of its work on the internet, usually thoruggh a website that uses a popular top-level domain, ".com"
Thursday, October 22, 2009
1. DVD-Digital video disk
2. Laser-a common type of computer printer that rapidly produces high quality text and graphics on plain paper
3. SD ram-synchronous dynamic random access memory
4. Router-networking device whose software and hardware are usually tailored to the tasks of routing and forwarding information
5. Scanner-a device that optically scans images, printed text, handwriting, or an object, and converts it to a digital image.
6. Intel-world's largest semiconductor company and the inventor of the x86 series of microprocessors, the processors found in most personal computers.
7. Zip drive-data storage device
8. Fire wire -A high-speed serial bus that was developed by Apple, Texas Instruments and others via the IEEE.
9. Microprocessor-A microprocessor incorporates most or all of the functions of a central processing unit (CPU).
10. Flash card-an insert into a digital camera to be used as storage for photographers taken with a camera.
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