Friday, May 23, 2008
Monday, May 12, 2008
System Vocabulary
Central Processing Unit- the part of the computer that executes instructions, controls the flow of data, and performs the arithmetic and logic decision
Expansion Slot-a part of the motherboard that allows the connection of circuit boards with the addtional ports
Flash Memory- a type of removable memory commonly used in small hand-held devices
Graphical User Interface- a design for the part of an operating system in which the user typically operates a mouse to point and click on graphics icon representing files
Hard Drive- a nonremovable storage device used to hold software and data on a computer
Hardware- the physical parts of a computer system including input, output, storage, and other devices
Input Device- any device that accept data from the user such as keyboard or muse
Linux- an operating system based on Unix that permits any programmer to improve upon it and is available as freeware
MacOS- the operating system pf the Macintosh line of computer systems
Mainframe- a computer system used by large organization that can support many users and large databases
Minicomputer- a computer system smaller and less powerful than a mainfrmae but capable of supporting multiple users for a small to medium sized organization
Motherboard- the main circuit board containg a computer's central processing unit (CPU), memory, and expansion slots
Operating system- the software program that oversees and controls everything that happens while a computer is turned on
Output Device- a part of the computer system that displays information to the user such as a monitor or a printer
Platform- the combination of hardware and operating system that defines the types of programs and devices your computer will suppport
Professional Workstation-a computer system smaller than a minicomputer but more powerful than most personal computers
Random Access Memory- a computer's primary working memory that temporaily stores information while the computer is turned on
Read-Only Memory- the part of the computer that stores information even when the computer is turned off
Supercomputers- a computer that is faster and more powerful than a mainframe
Syntax- the structurefor entering functions and command including spelling punctation and acceptable keywords
System Software- the software neccessary to operate and maintain a computer system
System Unit- the case that holds the main internal circuitary of a computer system including the motherboard, disk drives, and power supply
User Interface- the visual portion of operating system software that determines the manner in which user interact with the computer
Utility Program- a program tha assists the user in maintaining and improving the operating system
Virus- a program designed as a prank that replicates itself from one computer to another
Windows- the common name of the family of operating systems with graphical user manufactures by Microsoft Corp.
Expansion Slot-a part of the motherboard that allows the connection of circuit boards with the addtional ports
Flash Memory- a type of removable memory commonly used in small hand-held devices
Graphical User Interface- a design for the part of an operating system in which the user typically operates a mouse to point and click on graphics icon representing files
Hard Drive- a nonremovable storage device used to hold software and data on a computer
Hardware- the physical parts of a computer system including input, output, storage, and other devices
Input Device- any device that accept data from the user such as keyboard or muse
Linux- an operating system based on Unix that permits any programmer to improve upon it and is available as freeware
MacOS- the operating system pf the Macintosh line of computer systems
Mainframe- a computer system used by large organization that can support many users and large databases
Minicomputer- a computer system smaller and less powerful than a mainfrmae but capable of supporting multiple users for a small to medium sized organization
Motherboard- the main circuit board containg a computer's central processing unit (CPU), memory, and expansion slots
Operating system- the software program that oversees and controls everything that happens while a computer is turned on
Output Device- a part of the computer system that displays information to the user such as a monitor or a printer
Platform- the combination of hardware and operating system that defines the types of programs and devices your computer will suppport
Professional Workstation-a computer system smaller than a minicomputer but more powerful than most personal computers
Random Access Memory- a computer's primary working memory that temporaily stores information while the computer is turned on
Read-Only Memory- the part of the computer that stores information even when the computer is turned off
Supercomputers- a computer that is faster and more powerful than a mainframe
Syntax- the structurefor entering functions and command including spelling punctation and acceptable keywords
System Software- the software neccessary to operate and maintain a computer system
System Unit- the case that holds the main internal circuitary of a computer system including the motherboard, disk drives, and power supply
User Interface- the visual portion of operating system software that determines the manner in which user interact with the computer
Utility Program- a program tha assists the user in maintaining and improving the operating system
Virus- a program designed as a prank that replicates itself from one computer to another
Windows- the common name of the family of operating systems with graphical user manufactures by Microsoft Corp.
Monday, May 5, 2008
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Monday, April 14, 2008
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Career Intrests
#1 on my job subscription that they match me with was Dance InstructorThe entry level salary $15,000-70,00 a year
No education just your experiences in dancing
#2 on my job subscription that they matched me with is a Combat Engineer
The entry level $19,000-70,000 a year
You need a high school diploma to be a combat engineer
Monday, March 17, 2008
Monday, February 25, 2008
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Monday, February 11, 2008
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Powerpoint Vocabulary #3
animated object- an object such as a picture, text, or other graphic that appears by itself during a powerpoint presentation
animated text- text that displays on a powerpoint slide one line or bulleted point at a time.
animation- a sound or visual effect added to a powerpoint presentation to make the presentation more intresresting.
bit-mapped image (bitmap)- an image made from a series of small dots; it amy have a bmp., ong., jpg., or gif. file extension.
embed- to insert a source file into a destination file; any changes made later to the source file are not reflected in the destination file.
footer- a line of text that appears at the bottomof each page in a file, containing information such as the document's name, a page number, or the date.
header-a line of text that appears at the top of each page in a file containing information such as document's name, a page number, or the date
link- the connection between a source file and destination file, or between two tables; any changes made later to the source file are reflected in the destination file.
slide master-a hidden slide in every powerpoint presentation that stores design templates specifictation-such as placeholder sizes and position, bullet styles, font styles and sizes, and background color- for all slides but the title slide. The slide master can be used to make changes to an entire presentation
title master- a hidden slide in every powerpoint presentation that stores design template specifications-such as placeholder sizes and position, font styles and sizes, and background color-for any slide that uses the title slide layout
transition- the way in which one slide replaces another during a powerpoint presentation
animated text- text that displays on a powerpoint slide one line or bulleted point at a time.
animation- a sound or visual effect added to a powerpoint presentation to make the presentation more intresresting.
bit-mapped image (bitmap)- an image made from a series of small dots; it amy have a bmp., ong., jpg., or gif. file extension.
embed- to insert a source file into a destination file; any changes made later to the source file are not reflected in the destination file.
footer- a line of text that appears at the bottomof each page in a file, containing information such as the document's name, a page number, or the date.
header-a line of text that appears at the top of each page in a file containing information such as document's name, a page number, or the date
link- the connection between a source file and destination file, or between two tables; any changes made later to the source file are reflected in the destination file.
slide master-a hidden slide in every powerpoint presentation that stores design templates specifictation-such as placeholder sizes and position, bullet styles, font styles and sizes, and background color- for all slides but the title slide. The slide master can be used to make changes to an entire presentation
title master- a hidden slide in every powerpoint presentation that stores design template specifications-such as placeholder sizes and position, font styles and sizes, and background color-for any slide that uses the title slide layout
transition- the way in which one slide replaces another during a powerpoint presentation
Friday, February 1, 2008
489-493 New Employee Orientation summary
I learned how to choose different templates, and choose different colors for them. I also know how to add pictures to my presentation. Thats it!
486-488 General Org. Info. summary
I learned how to scrrenshot 6 slides at one time. By going to print, handouts, slides, 6, and print preview. I also learned how to go to paint and copy and paste it, and paste it on my blog.
483-484 Membership Information summary
I learned how to create a new folder and a subfolder for the recent folder. I also learned how to swich from outline view to slide view. You also could change the typing on the outline and it change on the slide.
479-482 Marketing NARCE summary
I learned how to switch from slide sorter and back to the normal view. I also learned how to resize the panes on the slides. I learned how to zoom in on the pictures and zoom out.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Friday, January 18, 2008
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
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Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Vocabulary
Presentation- is a formal or an informal report, usually given orally sometimes called a "speech" or a "talk".
Thumbnails- are the slides tab contains small size view
Spiltter Bars- horizontal or vertical bars
Title Slide-The first slide in the presentation.
Title- Main Topic of any slide
Placeholder- A preset location reserving space for a slide element.
Title Area- A placeholder for the slide's title.
Text Area- A placeholder for a subtitle or a numbered or bulleted list.
Object Area- is reserved for objects.
Rich Text Format- A file format with the extension .rtf that enables text to be transferred and read by different applications.
AutoContent Wizard- A tool to help you create a presentation easily with preprogrammed text/layouts/designs
Boilerplate text- your slides can be automatically prepared for you which is standard text that is appropriate for that type of presentation.
Thumbnails- are the slides tab contains small size view
Spiltter Bars- horizontal or vertical bars
Title Slide-The first slide in the presentation.
Title- Main Topic of any slide
Placeholder- A preset location reserving space for a slide element.
Title Area- A placeholder for the slide's title.
Text Area- A placeholder for a subtitle or a numbered or bulleted list.
Object Area- is reserved for objects.
Rich Text Format- A file format with the extension .rtf that enables text to be transferred and read by different applications.
AutoContent Wizard- A tool to help you create a presentation easily with preprogrammed text/layouts/designs
Boilerplate text- your slides can be automatically prepared for you which is standard text that is appropriate for that type of presentation.
Marketing NARCE
I remembered that you can use the home key to go to the 1st slide. You also can use the end key to go to the last slide. I also remembered that there is a outline tab on Powerpoint. I didn't know that there was a place you can go to see all the slides at one time.
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