...Level Material Appendix D Troubleshooting Computer Hardware In this worksheet, you must identify solutions to four separate computer printer problems. For each solution, you must prepare an answer of at least 150 -words within the Answer boxes. Part One: Wireless Printing Problem The computer will not connect to the printer wirelessly. Details Julie has just purchased a Canon® Pixma™ iP6220D inkjet printer for her house. She connected it to her laptop computer using her USB cable and it works fine; however, Julie regularly uses her laptop in different locations throughout the house, so using a USB cable for printing is not an option. She tried sending a document to the printer wirelessly, but it did not work. Questions 1) What type of wireless technology does the printer use? What optional part(s) do you need for the printer to make it work wirelessly? 2) Julie’s notebook does not support Bluetooth. Suggest a device that she can purchase that will use a USB port and allow her to connect to her printer wirelessly. Hint: Use the Web to find answers and solutions to these questions. Answer The wireless technology that the Canon Pixma iP6220D uses is Bluetooth 1.2. The optional part required to use the printer wirelessly is the Canon Bluetooth Unit BU-20 or BU-30. With the optional Bluetooth Unit connected to the computer through a USB port, Julie will be able to send files to the printer wirelessly. One device that Julie may purchase to enable Bluetooth...
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...Practorial 1 Provide brief and clear justification for every singleanswer. 1. What can you do to optimise the performance of your PC without replacing any hardware components? Provide 3 ways. • Deleting unnecessary programs: By deleting unwanted program we don’t want to use we can make our PC runs faster. • Cleaning Hard Disk: Disk cleanup removes temporary files, recycle bin and other items that have no longer use and makes our computer faster. • Adding more memory: By adding more random access memory to our PC increases the speed of computer. 2. Which components in your PC can be upgraded by user? Provide at least 3, along with things to check before adding the component. • Hard Disk: Speed, power, consumption, size, capacity and durability should be checked before upgrading the hard disk in a PC. •...
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...in a container which will keep it cool for up to 6 hours. Write a 3 page paper discussing how you would market the product. Running Head: COOL CONTAINERS MARKETING PLAN 1 Cool-Containers Marketing Plan COOL-CONTAINERS MARKETING PLAN 2 Abstract Cool-Containers, a successful company has recently developed a new and improved sports drink. This sports drink comes in a newly designed container that keeps it cold for a maximum of 6 hours. As a way to introduce the product into the market, the company chose the flavor strawberry for this drink and the product name, “Strawberry Sports Juice Drink”. This flavor was picked because of a previous research study that was conducted on flavors most in demand by consumers. The creation of our new design for a container was due to the outcome of a research study in marketing that significantly showed the actual need to keep drinks cool. To keep the position of the drinks we sell and continue to be proactive to how our competitors react, the company will seek to apply a marketing strategy plan that is based on innovation, target audience, differentiation, strategic partnerships, outsourcing, advertising and pricing. This marketing strategy will provide the structure for the company’s process and direction. COOL-CONTAINERS MARKETING PLAN ...
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...Chaffin Psychology 1000-01 March 19th, 2012 Short Paper Number 1 A.) “The optic nerve, for example, bundles a million axon fibers into a single cable carrying the messages each eye sends to the brain” (Mason and Kandel, 1991) P.55 B.) Mason, C., and Kandel, E.R. (1991. Central visual pathways . In E.R. Kandel, J.H. Schwartz, and T.M. Jessell. Principles of neural science (3rd. ed.) New York: El sevier. C.) This sentence was very interesting to me mainly because I did not know the optic nerve has a million axon fibers in it. Also I never though about the fact that our eyes our constantly sending messages to our brains. Obviously it remains logical just never took the time to think about it. In addition, our eyes our how we process information and the idea of our brains being interconnected with our eyes ultimately through axon fibers is very intriguing. I went and found the original, it was a very large textbook and I simply asked a guy at a work desk if he could help me. We search the reference in part b into the ECU library and went and got it. D.) There was a ton of information in this textbook but the 2 facts the really stood out to me were 1. Our eyes allow us to perceive electromagnetic radiation reflected from objects. This is a pretty high light intensity that we can reflect which seemed pretty cool to me. And 2. The eyeball is an optical device for focusing light. This was pretty cool to find out that the eye can change the extent to which...
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...medium eggs 1 tsp vanilla extract METHOD Preheat the oven to 180C/ 350F / Gas 4. Line a muffin tin with paper cases. Put the butter and sugar in a bowl and beat until pale and fluffy. Sift the flour, baking powder and salt into the bowl. Beat the eggs and vanilla and add to the bowl. Beat until just combined. Spoon the mixture into the paper cases. Bake for 18 to 20 minutes until risen, golden and firm to the touch. Cool in the tin for 10 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely. Fillings and Flavour Suggestions You can add a filling to the cupcake by cutting a cone from the middle of each cake with a serrated knife. Fill the hole with jam, lemon curd or one of these fabulous fillings: Raspberry and Chocolate Cupcakes Fill each cake with 1 tsp seedless raspberry jam and ice with chocolate buttercream. Lemon Cupcakes Fill each with 1 tsp lemon curd. Ice with lemon buttercream. Caramel Cupcakes Fill each with 1 tsp dulche de leche, ice with a single quantity of vanilla buttercream and top with sliced banana Chocolate Cream Cupcakes Mix 75g mascarpone with 2 tbsp double cream and quarter tsp vanilla. Put 1 tsp of this in the centre of each cupcake. Ice with chocolate buttercream. Buttercream Icing Suggestions For plain buttercream, beat 110g butter until soft, then beat in 110g icing sugar, a tablespoon at a time. For vanilla buttercream, add half teaspoon vanilla extract and beat to combine. For lemon buttercream, beat in 1 tbsp lemon...
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...Title of the experiment : EMPIRICAL FORMULA OF MAGNESIUM OXIDE Course : Experiment Number : 3 Instructor Name : Date : 17 June 2014 Objectives After carrying out the experiment, we are able to: 1. Determine the empirical formula for magnesium oxide 2. Gain practical experience in developing techniques using crucible Procedure 1. Heated a clean, dry porcelain crucible with cover on a clay triangle (supported on a ring stand), using a direct flame, for about 5 minutes. 2. Turned off the burner; allowed the crucible and covered to cool. Weighed the crucible and it covered on a balance. 3. Cut a 5-cm strip of magnesium ribbon, and removed the oxide layer by using sand paper. 4. After that, rolled the metal into flat coil. Placed the coil of magnesium in the crucible so that it lied flat against the bottom. Reweighed the crucible, cover and magnesium metal. NOTE: Don’t coil it so tightly that it will be difficult for magnesium to react completely. 5. Returned the crucible to the clay triangle. With the cover on, fired the crucible to red heat. Every few minutes, lifted crucible cover with a tong to see if the magnesium had started to burn and also to leave some air enter the crucible to make the experiment more efficient. 6. When the magnesium sparked and began to smoke, immediately removed the burner and placed the cover on the crucible using crucible tongs. ...
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...higher altitudes we have to breathe more often than at the sea level. If you are on Mt Evans then your ears pop to maintain the pressure. This happens because we have to maintain the outside and inside pressure. Our weather patterns change because of the air pressure. Figure – 1 – Shows the air pressure based on the altitude Figure – 2 – Graph shows Pressure vs Altitude Objective There are various experiments that can be conducted to show Air Pressue. Let us do an Egg in a bottle experiment to show Air Pressure. Doing this experiment we will develop the hypothesis on the effects of air pressure on the egg and how it squeezes it into the bottle. Experiment: Egg in a bottle Things or items required to perform egg in a bottle: 1. Eggs 2. Saucepan and stove to boil the eggs. 3. Wide-mouth bottle and bottle mouth should be smaller than the boiled egg. 4. Vegetable oil. 5. Matches 6. Paper strips to burn Figure – 3 - Items required to perform the Experiment What need to be done with the items listed above? 1. Take the eggs and add water into saucepan and boil them for 10 minutes on a medium heat. Let it cool down for about 25 minutes before adding them to cold water. 2. Using a paper towel rub the vegetable oil to the inside edge of the bottle mouth which acts as a lubrication between the bottle and egg. 3. Peel one of the boiled eggs and dip them in the water and set it with the small end down in the mouth of the glass bottle. We have to be...
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...or paraphrased. I also certify that this paper was prepared by me specifically for this course. ------------------------------------------------- Signature Date Executive Summery Two roommates are offering cookies to the students studying late at night. The concept is simple bake cookies to order with a verity of ingredients have them ready for pick up in an hour and to only work four hours a night they hope to make the company a success. To help with this the production process will be evaluated to identify any bottlenecks and to eliminate any blocking. Also to review each step in the process to try to identify if more equipment will improve the pacing or just be more cogs in the wheel. Flow Units: Cookies Inputs: Basic Dough, Ingredients Output: Cookies packed in boxes Flow Units: Cookies Resources: Kristen and her roommate, Oven, Spoons, Trays, Food Processor Assumptions 1. An order is for a dozen cookies of any one type. 2. Kristen and her roommate work for 4 hours per day. Orders Ignorance Wash & Mix Work Process Dish up Finishing Packing Cooling Baking Set up Oven Payment Key Question to Answer Before You Launch the Business Q1: How long will it take to fill a rush order? Time Taken for a rush order = Sum of time taken for Activities 1,2,3,4,5,6, and 7 for an order = 6 + 2 + 1 + 9 + 5 + 2 + 1 = 26 minutes Q2: How many orders can you...
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...1. N/A 2. People living near the ocean experience the ocean’s moderating influence on the climate because the ocean absorbs heat when the air is warm and releases heat when the air is cool. Because it is a fluid, the ocean diffuses the effects of a temperature change for great distances via vertical mixing and convective movements. The solid land cannot, so the sun's heat penetrates only the thin, upper crust. One consequence of the ocean's ability to absorb more heat is that when an area of ocean becomes warmer or cooler than usual, it takes much longer for that area to revert to "normal" than it would for a land area. This also explains why "maritime" climates tend to be less extreme than "continental" ones, with smaller day-night and winter-summer differences. 3. Clouds act as an insulator to trap in the heat. When there are no clouds, the heat can leave the earth more quickly. 4. An ordinary fan does not cool the air directly. It actually warms the air slightly, because the motor used to power the fan will exhaust some heat into the air, and the increase in average kinetic energy of the air molecules caused by the fan blades pushing them means the air temperature increases slightly. The reason for using the fan is that it keeps air moving. The human body warms the air immediately around it, assuming the air is initially cooler than the body. If that warmed air stays in contact with the body, then the body will lose little further heat after the air...
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...Marketing Management Preparing the literature: * Summarize the paper and discuss its core findings * Explain and define the core concepts (study variables) * Describe the contribution of the study (take away message) * Explain the reasoning/processes underlying the core predictions / hypotheses Analyse the research strategy * How did the authors attempt to answer their research questions? * What are the advantages/disadvantages of these strategies? * Put the respective research into a broader context? * Connect the study to practice – what is the applied value? * What are the conditions under which the study’s results are valid? * How can you transfer the results to other situations/applications? For the exam: Make a summary for every paper and learn this summary * 1 page per article * Answer the points mentioned on the last slide * Try to explain the paper to a third party in easy words * Check the tables: you should be able to find and interpret the core findings You don’t need to be able to: * Remember or describe the concrete statistical analysis methods (But you have to understand the core findings!) * Remember every single detail from the research design (But you should memorize the rough research approach!) * Remember every single construct in the conceptual model of a theoretical paper (But you should memorize some of them to be able to make examples and you should...
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...Ingredients: 1 cup of butter, room temperature 2/3 cup of sugar 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract 1 teaspoon of almond extract 2 1/2 cups of flour 1 cup of almond flour (can substitute ground almonds*) 1/4 cup of powdered sugar for sprinkling Procedures: Cream the butter and the sugar together until light and fluffy. Add the extracts and mix. Add the flour and almond flour. Mix thoroughly. Take generous tablespoons of the dough (it will be slightly crumbly) and roll it into a small ball, about an inch in diameter, and then shape into a crescent shape. Place onto parchment paper and bake at 350°F for 15-20 minutes or until a light golden brown. Dust with powdered sugar. For added decadence let the cookies cool and dip one end of them into some melted chocolate, then let the chocolate harden. Amaretti Cookies Ingredients: 2 1/2 cups of almond flour -or- 3 cups of blanched slivered almonds, finely ground up 1 1/4 cup of baker's sugar (superfine sugar) 3 egg whites 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla extract 1 teaspoon of almond extract Extra sugar for dusting Procedure: Preheat oven to 300 F and line baking sheets with parchment paper. In a food processor mill together the almond flour and sugar. Add the vanilla and almond extract and pulse for a few seconds. Add the eggs, one at a time, and continue to process until the dough is smooth. Place teaspoons of the dough on the parchment paper and dust with sugar. Bake for 24-30 minutes or until golden brown. Cool completely...
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...Frequently Asked Questions (PAPER 6) 1) What is the purpose of ice or cold water? To cool down the gas so that it condenses and turns into a liquid. 2) when the gas collecting tube is upside down, give a property of this gas. It is less dense than air. 3) Why is a pencil used in drawing the origin line in chromatography? If pen was used, it will dissolve giving colors and so, the experiment won't be accurate. 4) When using ethanol, give a better apparatus arrangement, and why? Cover apparatus with a lid, because ethanol is volatile. 5) In the tests and observation tables, when in the first row, they tell you that upon heating condensation occurred, there will be a question asking what does this show about the solid? It is hydrated. 6) When copper is used in the test, and the answer is four marks, the best answer is: light blue precipitate (ppt) which is soluble in excess to form dark blue solution. 7) Why is this experiment done in a fume cupboard? It releases harmful gases that are poisonous. It is toxic. 8) Which result appears to be inaccurate? It is the point not appearing on the drawn graph, you read its x-axis and write it with a reason indicating that it doesn't occur in the graph. 9) Why should the solid be crushed? It increases surface area for a faster rate of reaction. 10) Why is the experiment made in a well-ventilated room? To prevent the burning of the substance. 11) Explain the term (decant). Filter/Pour the liquid leaving the solid alone. 12) Why is...
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...eliciting emotions from the consumer and aspiring to the “ideal self.” This gives individuals the opportunity to use music as part of the “Extended Self” in a relatively inexpensive way when compared to clothes and cars. This article assumes a bottom-up theory which states that life satisfaction is highly influences by external situational and environmental factors and thus, does not focus on any internal traits such as optimism. Therefore, to measure the effect of iPod ownership on life satisfaction, four main hypotheses were developed that linked peer influence, design, the iPod phenomenon, and the “cool” factor of iPods to the life satisfaction of iPod and non-iPod owners. A multinational sample of 241 individuals was collected using a convenience sampling approach at a UK university. The data collection period was spread over two months with the option of completing a paper or online survey. The survey was first pretested among eighty business students and was then officially conducted after some minor changes were made. For research purposes, quantitative data was obtained...
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...relatively basic concept that is often taught in early chemistry courses such as high school chemistries or general chemistry classes. Spectrophotometry uses a number of instruments that each measures a different range of wavelengths. The instrument that our group created was a colorimeter, which can measure wavelengths in the visible light range. This range is approximately 400-700nm. Three experiments were designed to incorporate this instrument; that are relatively low in costs and great for a high school/general level chemistry students. These experiments do not require a great deal of materials and are not for highly skilled chemists. The basic principles of the physics of color are often taught in high school chemistry and physics classes around the country. Unfortunately, many of these spectrophotometric experiments use harmful solvents to dissolve very small quantities of solute in order to produce a solution with the proper concentration to be analyzed by a colorimeter. Most high schools do not have the ability to dispose of organic waste, and creating a solution of a specific concentration for high school students would likely distract them from the intended task. The proposed colorimetry experiment requires only colored crêpe paper and distilled water in order to prepare solution to analyze. The paper is very inexpensive and the water-soluble dye is non-toxic and can therefore be easily disposed of. Three basic experiments can be run with these materials and...
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...teknolohiya ang mga kabataan at kung makakatulong ba ito o nakakasira sa kanilang paglaki at pag-uugali. SANGGUNIAN 1. Kiernan, J. T. (2011). Technology, Freedom and the Human Person: Some Teen Insights into Merton and Benedict XVI. Merton Annual, 24244-255 The article offers the author's insights on the implication of technology for human lives. Topics discussed importance of technology for enhancement of communication, risk factors associated with technology used, and the effects of technology on human behavior. Moreover, it provides the outlook of American Catholic writer Thomas Merton and Pope Benedict XVI regarding modernity. 2. Ives, E.A. (2012, October 1). iGeneration: The Social Cognitive Effects of Digital Technology on teenagers. The purpose of this study was to examine and better understand the social cognitive effects of digital technology on teenagers' brains and their socialization processes, as well as to learn best practices with regard to digital technology consumption. An extensive literature review was conducted on the social cognitive effects of digital technology on teenagers and an action research project was carried out gleaning quantitative and qualitative research findings collected from forty-six high school students, ranging from ages thirteen to fifteen. The findings of this paper are broken into three categories: (1) positive effects of digital technology; (2) negative effects of digital technology; (3) and, best practices with digital...
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