...Video Summary 6 Video 3.13 Summary – User State Migration Tool — This video covers the User State Migration Tool (USMT) which transfers all the settings from your old computer to your new computer. The USMT is found on a domain; you can also use a tool called Files and Settings Transfer Wizard—both of these applications are found in the system tools directory. These tools make using your new computer much like your previous computer with less pain. This helps the company/department become more efficient and would in effect be less downtime and thus less painful than the old way. Topics— * User State Migration Tool (USMT) * Files and Settings Transfer Wizard Terms— * User State Migration Tool (USMT) * Is a Microsoft command line utility program intended to allow advanced users, comfortable with Scripting language, to transfer files and settings between PCs. This task is also performed by Windows Easy Transfer, recommended for general users. * Files and Settings Transfer Wizard * Is a file transfer and backup program which allows backing up or transferring user files and settings between computers. Summary— I personally never knew these programs/applications existed. Now that I know, I can use these instead of burning files to DVD/CD then transferring the information in that archaic method. And all this time I thought it was a pain to work in a windows environment. However, I still don’t understand how the new and old PCs are to be connected...
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...The video briefly discussed storage devices for computers. It covered internal storage devices, such as hard disk drives, and external storage, such as 8 ½ floppy disk drives. The video also described the different type of hard disk drive connectors which are as follows: * SATA * PATA * SCSI The video also had a rather detailed breakdown of how an internal hard disk drive works. During the explanation of how the drive works he used several terms that most people might not understand right away which he then defined for clarity. Following is a list of just a few of the terms that were used: * Platter – Disk located in the hard disk drive that data is stored on. * Track – a virtual ring on the platter used as a “groove” that data is written on for access purposes, similar to the grooves on a record. * Cylinder – vertical location of the platters within the hard disk drive. Combinations of platter number in the cylinder as well as track information are needed to retrieve data. * Latency – the delay before a transfer of data begins following an instruction for its transfer. Personally, I believe that the video was rather brief on a lot of the storage devices that were covered. The internals of the hard disk drive were covered very well; however, more time could have been put into describing the other forms of storage as well. Overall it was a very informative video, and I would recommend it to others needing to know more about storage...
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...Video Summary 6 This video described the different operating modes and explained how they functioned. It also broke down the different operating system components; such as Video Summary 6 This video described the different operating modes and explained how they functioned. It also broke down the different operating system components; such as the shell, the Kernel, and the registry. It explains how the user interface interacts with the hardware through Kernel mode. It also described the different installation types and the steps to install new operating systems on a computer. Stating the advantages and disadvantages of a clean installation vs. an upgrade. It showed the different upgrade pathways of 9 x 05’ vs. NT OS. This video described what driver signing means, and how unsigned drivers might affect your device. It also showed different steps to access the driver signing options, and what each choice did. It told you how to check the verification of your system’s drivers. This last video described the uses for which you might change/add a hardware profile, and how to do it. It showed step by step instructions on how to add a profile and after restarting, how to use the device manager to enable/disable devices for that profile. the shell, the Kernel, and the registry. It explains how the user interface interacts with the hardware through Kernel mode. It also described the different installation types and...
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...Unit 8 Assignment 1 Video Summary 6 VIDEO #3.01 Topics: * Microsoft Operating Systems * Other Operating Systems Terms: * DOS – Disk Operating System is an acronym for several closely related operating systems that dominated the IBM PC compatible market between 1981 and 1995 * UNIX - is a family of multitasking, multiuser computer operating systems that derive from the original AT&T UNIX. * Command Line Interface - also known as command-line user interface, console user interface, and character user interface (CUI), is a means of interacting with a computer program where the user issues commands to the program in the form of successive lines of text (command lines). Summary: The video taught me that everything that was developed after series 9x of operating systems is built on the NT platform. Also the NT did not have a device manager or a hardware wizard as well as not supporting plug and play. I also learned that Linux was developed by a Finnish student named Linus Torvalds. This information is not really useful for me its old information that for me has no value unless I want to be a technology historian. Unit 8 Assignment 1 Video Summary 6 VIDEO #3.02 Topics: * Partitioning * Creating Partitions * Create/Delete Partitions Terms: * Partition - In personal computers, a partition is a logical division of a hard disk created so that you can have different operating systems on the same hard disk or to create the appearance...
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...Unit 6 Assignment 1: Video Summary 4 1. Video 1.06 Storage Devices 2. Information Summary The clip tells about how a magnetic, optical, and solid state storage devices work, about the various interfaces such PATA/IDE, SATA, SCSI, USB, and FireWire. The clip also discussed about recognizing and identifying cables and connectors, pin configurations, and speeds associated with each technology. 3. Topics presented: * * New Hard drive Installation * Hard Drives * 137 GB Limit * 300 GB Hard Drive Scenario * Hard Drive Interfaces * PATA * SATA * SCSI * USB * FireWire * PATA or Parallel ATA * ATA 100 * ATA 133 * SATA or Serial ATA * Floppy Drives * 3 ½”Disk * 5 ¼”Disk * Floppy Drives Formatting * Power Supply Connections * Connection Types * Molex * Berg * Floppy Drive Cables/Connectors * CDs * Pits and lands * Laser Reading * Types of CDs * CD-ROM * CD-R * CD-RW * DVDs * Multiple layers increase capacity * HD-DVD * Blu-Ray * CDs and DVDs * Power Supply * Motherboard * Best Arrangement * Care & Handling * SCSI Devices * Three SCSI Standards * SCSI-1 * SCSI-2 * SCSI-3 * SCSI Connector * Narrow SCSI * Wide SCSI * Internal or External SCSI *...
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...Alberto Legra 01/28/2016 Unit 6 Assignment 1: Video summary 4 (RAID) 1. URL Of video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eE7Bfw9lFfs 2. Summary of video. In this video we learn the meaning of raid, what it does, and how to efficiently configure raid arrays. RAID stands for Redundant Array of Independent Disks. The three most common types of RAID; RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 10. Different raid configurations offer different advantages, like speed and reliability. RAID 0 is all about speed, by striping the data across 2 drives you can keep all of the capacity and double the read and write performance. However, RAID 0 provides no reliability, if one of your drives fail you will all of your data. RAID 1 in the other hand provides maximum reliability, but no performance increase. When both performance and reliability are needed, there is the option for a RAID 10 configuration. To configure a RAID 10 array, you need four drives, stripe the data on all four drives and mirror two against two. This RAID configuration allows you to get about double the performance and capacity of an individual drive, and you can lose up two drives without losing any data. 3. 3 topics mentioned in the video. * The meaning of RAID * Pros and cons of RAID configurations * How to configure RAID 4. 3 terms used in the video and their definitions. * Data striping: The technique of segmenting logically sequential data, such as a file. * RAID: Data storage virtualization technology...
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...Corey Young Monday The first part of this video was talking about the history of the operating systems. The Microsoft OS were DOS that had a GUI interface, after that you had NT, 9x, 2000, XP, Vista which in my opinion was terrible, server 2003 and 2008. There are also other OS that have been out Unix and Linux is what Macintosh are built from and then you also have Mac OS X. Video 3.02 was talking about installing new hard ware, creating partitions and formatting partitions, and installing OS systems. Before you install an OS system after installing a new hard drive you need to create and format a partition which will be an c partitions. There are two types of partitions which are primary and extended. You can only create one of each with the FAT file system. The NTFS you can create four primary partitions or three primaries and one extended. In creating partitions you need to know the order they are created and deleted. The orders to create partitions are first primary then extended and logical. To delete a partition you will simple reverse the order. Video 3.03 is about comparing active, system and boot partitions. After creating partitions you need to mark one active which usually contains the boot file so you can start up the OS. The system and the boot partitions are part of this system. The system partitions contain boot files which contains the operating system which boots up the OS. The boot partition contains system files which contain the OS files. So the...
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...Video Summary Timetable General Information Assignment Requirements for each assignment (refer to the template example below) 1. Watch video clips from the Video Mentor DVD or using the online link. o http://media.pearsoncmg.com/pcp/itt_media/1256386782/index.html 2. Write summaries of the information presented in each clip. (2-3 sentences is fine) 3. Create a bulleted list of the topics presented in the video clips. 4. Create a bulleted list of terms used in the video clips with their definitions. 5. Provide a summary of your thoughts on the information presented in the video clips, including what you learned from the presentation, what may have been confusing, and where you might use the information. Note: To receive full credit the paper must be turned in as an MS Word document that includes ALL items. Partial credit will be given to handwritten submissions Summary # Unit Due Assignment 1 3 Wk 4 Video clips: 1.07 – Ports and Connectors, 1.09 – Video, & 1.11A – Printers Hardware and 1.11B – Printers Configs 2 4 Wk 5 Video clip 1.04 – Motherboards 3 5 Wk 6 Video clip 1.05 – CPUs 4 6 Wk 7 Video clips 1.06 – Storage Devices and 1.08 – Memory 5 7 Wk 8 Video clips 1.01 – BIOS and 1.02 – System Resources 6 8 Wk 9 Any four of the video clips in Part 3 (Operating Systems) 7 9 Wk 10 All the video clips in Part 5 (Computer Security) (ALT-Poster) 8 10 Wk 11 Four video clips from both Parts 2 and 4 (eight clips in all) ALT: Pick a topic that is equivalent...
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...Video 1 - I want to be #1 On Google. Summary | key learning | value for my client | Selecting a keyword for optimization over search engine is a difficult task Everyone wants to be number one in google, but only a few of them know how to get you there.This SEO video either make you laugh or get you thinking how a SEO technique worksBusiness need to understand SEO is slow and ongoing process it takes at least 6-8 months to get someone on the top of search engine and need to maintain that. For generic keywords it’s even more time period and dedication | Generic keywords take more time to get a company on top pages of googleLong tail keywords generate more traffic SEO is time consuming and continuous process, but generate genuine traffic if done in proper way. | This video might help my client to set right expectation before starting SEO campaign and shall help him to understand the importance of keyword selection. | Video 2- #1 SEO Tutorials for Beginners | What is SEO? Summary | key learning | value for my client | SEO is the activity of optimizing Web pages or whole sites in order to make them more search engine friendly, thus getting higher positions in search results.I think this video has been prepared for the beginners to help them understand simple but effective SEO characteristics. After watching this video you will find yourself at a moderate level of expertise in using simple but effective SEO techniques from where you can take yourself to next levels...
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...Analytical Summaries 1 Analytical Summaries Amanda Fisher 6/28/2014 HUM200 Michael Pankrast Argosy University Analytical Summaries 2 Shooting in the Dark The article “Shooting in the Dark” is about the connection between violent crimes and video game use. Social scientist have been studying the effects of media violence and video game violence since the 1950’s to the 1980’s. Research has shown that boys are more likely to play violent video games than girls. Research has also shown that playing violent video games does stir up hostile urges and aggression in the short term and that younger kids that develop a gaming habit (over a one to two year period) can be slightly more aggressive. It has not yet been determined whether or not playing video games for a period longer than two years can lead to acts of violent crime. Christopher Barlett, a psychologist at Iowa State University, conducted a study in which he had 47 students play “Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance” for 15 minutes and had another group of students play a nonviolent video game. The results of the study showed that students that played “Mortal Kombat” were more aggressive than the group of students that played a nonviolent video game. Similar studies done have shown...
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...IMPORTANT NOTE ECA Submission Deadline: 25 October 2012, 1200 noon MKT353e Copyright © 2012 SIM University ECA – July Semester 2012 Page 1 of 8 ECA Submission Guidelines Please follow the submission instructions stated below: A - What Must Be Submitted You are required to submit the following THREE (3) items for marking and grading: • • A Report (you should submit this item first as it carries the highest weightage). A Video Presentation: o UniSIM conducts Walk-in Clinic Sessions on how to record ECA video presentation for SBIZ students every semester. Please see MyUniSIM Blackboard L01 group for details. o ECA video recording and submission online tutorials/guides are also available in MyUniSIM Blackboard at the FAQs tab under the category “Submitting End of Course Assessment [ECA]”. The set of Powerpoint slides upon which the video presentation is based. • Please verify your submissions after you have submitted the above THREE (3) items. B - Submission Deadline • • • • The THREE (3) items of Report, Video and Presentation Summary are to be submitted by 12 noon on the submission deadline. You are only allowed a ONE-TIME submission for each of the THREE (3) items. As the ECA is in lieu of an examination, late submission of any of the THREE (3) items will NOT be accepted by the University. It will be taken that you have...
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...Video Summary 6 Video 3.13 Summary – User State Migration Tool — This video covers the User State Migration Tool (USMT) which transfers all the settings from your old computer to your new computer. The USMT is found on a domain; you can also use a tool called Files and Settings Transfer Wizard—both of these applications are found in the system tools directory. These tools make using your new computer much like your previous computer with less pain. This helps the company/department become more efficient and would in effect be less downtime and thus less painful than the old way. Topics— * User State Migration Tool (USMT) * Files and Settings Transfer Wizard Terms— * User State Migration Tool (USMT) * Is a Microsoft command line utility program intended to allow advanced users, comfortable with Scripting language, to transfer files and settings between PCs. This task is also performed by Windows Easy Transfer, recommended for general users. * Files and Settings Transfer Wizard * Is a file transfer and backup program which allows backing up or transferring user files and settings between computers. Summary— I personally never knew these programs/applications existed. Now that I know, I can use these instead of burning files to DVD/CD then transferring the information in that archaic method. And all this time I thought it was a pain to work in a windows environment. However, I still don’t understand how the new and old PCs are to be connected to...
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...Alejandro Pena NT1110 Unit 3: Assignment 1: Video Summary 1 Clip 1.07 Summary: In conclusion ports and connectors I learned how to identify the different type of ports and the connectors which are used for those ports. Also know which devices use those particular ports and connectors. For ports there are serial, parallel, and game ports. For devices there are mouse’s and keyboards. There is also a NIC (network interface card). To connect to video there is VGI, DVI and S-Video. New port and connectors are the USB1 and USB2 which come with connector A and connector B. There are also the SCSI connectors a narrow 50 pin and a wide 68 pin. IEEE 1394 uses serial communication and will replace SCSI in the future. Lastly for multimedia we have the earphones, microphone and speaker jacks which come color coded. * * Serial, Parallel, Game ports | * USB(Universal Serial Bus) | * Mouse and Keyboard | * SCSI | * NIC( Network Interface Card) | * IEEE 1394 | * Modem | * Multimedia | * Video | | * Serial port: a socket that can be used for connecting devices that send data one bit at a time; often used for connecting the mouse or a modem. * Parallel port: a socket that can be used for connecting devices that send and receive data at more than one bit at a time; often used for connecting printers. * USB: an external serial bus interface standard for connecting peripheral devices to a computer. Up to 127 devices simultaneously connected...
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...graded on the quality, depth, and level of expansion and detail in your main and reply posts. Instructions: This semester we'll be exploring the topic of "Millennials" in articles that you be assigned to analyze, evaluate, and use as references for the assigned essays in this course. To begin thinking about this topic, please view either of the two videos on millennials that follow. Please note the attached critical thinking strategies to consider as you view. Then respond in the attached Discussion area to at least ONE of the following questions.: 1. What information was new or surprising to you, and why? 2. What information or concept left you confused, and why? 3. What comment(s) did you disagree with, and why? 4. What information do you find most important, and why? Please include the title of the video you viewed in the subject line of your post. Millennials: 60-minutes documentary This "60 Minutes" video about the millennial generation is 12 minutes long. Feel free to watch it in segments if you would like to:http://news.yahoo.com/video/millennials-coming-200724108-cbs.html The people being interviewed in the video talk about the changes coming to society as a result of the millennial generation's influences. Questions to consider as...
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...* 1.07 PORTS AND CONNECTORS SUMMARY * SERIAL PORTS- MALE w/ 9-25 pins * PARALLEL PORTS- FEMALE w/ 25 pins * GAME PORTS- FEMALE w/ 15 pins in two (2) rows * NETWORK INTERFACE CARD(NIC)- connected w/ a RJ45 connector * VGA PORTS- ANALOG D TYPE, 15 pin in three (3) rows * DVI PORTS- DIGITAL VIDEO INTERFACE * S VIDEO PORT-orund w/ four (4) or seven (7) pins that connects to TV * USB 1 PORT- 12mbs w/ MAX cable length of three (3) meters * USB PORT 2- 480mbs w/ MAX cable length of five (5) meters utilizing up to 127 simultaneous devices * SCSI PORTS- NARROW having 50 pins, TYPE A and WIDE having 68 pins, TYPE P * IEEE 1394 aka FIREWIRE PORTS- are SERIAL, FAST, HOT SWAPPABLE, USED FOR STREAMING MEDIA, and EXPECTED TO REPLACE SCSI PORTS. * MEDIA PORTS- EAR PHONES, MICROPHONE, SPEAKERS. COLOR CODED. * 1.09 MONITORS SUMMARY * CRT- (CATHODE RAY TUBE) * CRT refresh rate- times/sec CRT beam writes to the screen/ higher number is better. * CRT dot pitch- distance between phosphorescent dots. * CRT STANDARD RESOLUTIONS- are 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768 * CRT RESOLUTION- addressable pixels on the screen. * LCD- (LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY) * LCD use TFT (thin film transistor) aka Active Matrix and back lighting through Polarized Panels * For Contrast ratio bigger number is better. Ie….1000:1 > 600:1 >400:1 * LCD RESPONSE TIME- Time needed to create new screen. Lower number is better. * LCD PIXEL PITCH-...
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