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Computing IV - Advanced

Skill Level

3

Year

2012

Version

29.11.2024

Approval authority

South American Division

Computation IV - Advanced AY Honor.png
Computing IV - Advanced
Vocational
Skill Level
123
Approval authority
South American Division
Year of Introduction
2012
See also


1

Have the Computing III - Regular honor.


For tips and instruction see Computing III - Regular.


2

Submit a report of at least 2000 words about fourth generation computers.



3

Define the following terms:



3a

Bit



3b

Kilobyte



3c

Megabyte



3d

Gigabyte



3e

Terabyte




4

What are viruses? How can we be safe from them?



5

Describe in detail three famous viruses and the havoc they cause to a computer.



6

What is the Internet? How can it influence us in modern life?



7

Enter and describe the content of five educational sites on the Internet. Submit a one-page report about what was learned in each of the sites.



8

Log as an agenda the data of at least 25 people with a database and submit a report that contains the name, address, telephone number, and email address of each person.



9

Research in specialized magazines and submit a two-page report on what the Y2K bug was.



10

Describe the function of the following equipment:



10a

Keyboard



10b

Monitor



10c

Printer



10d

Driver



10e

CPU



10f

Cables



10g

Modem



10h

CD/DVD ROM




11

Teach the honor of Computing I to a regular class.


For tips and instruction see Computing I - Basic.



References