CHAPTER 3: INTERNET, WORLD WIDE WEB AND EMAIL
The Internet
• A network of networks.
• Began in 1969 as ARPAnet (Advance Research Projects Agency).
• It has no central and can’t be precise the size of it, and its free.
The World Wide Web
• A subset of all computers’ hypertext or hypermedia documents.
• Those computers have a link to other computer in the world.
• Began in 1991 at the European Particle Physics Lab (CERN) in Switzerland.
Acronyms Abound
• http - HyperText Transfer Protocol is used to transmit web document
• https - secure protocol for confidential transactions
• html - the language in which all web document displayed
• tcp/ip - a suite protocol that allows multiple platform to communicate
• isp - internet service provider
The Internet Browser
• Domain names:
o Original six:
.edu(education)
.com(commercial)
.gov(government)
.mil(military)
.net(network administrator)
.org(non-profit)
o New domains:
.biz(business)
.pro(licensed professional)
.info(information service)
.uk(united kingdom)
.my(Malaysia)
• URL (no.1):
o Example : www.facebook.com
: www.myspace.com
: www.twiter.com
• Search Engines (no.3)
o Use for find web
o Use a key word to easy searching (no.2)
o Use multiple search engine for a best result
• Copyright Protection
o Put your exceptions of your public domain
• Other skill of using internet
o Saving an image
o E-commerce
o Set a favorite link
• Make a web page
o Using Microsoft word
o Using html structure
o Using a simple text
ammar is natural
Saturday, October 30, 2010
JURNAL 2
CHAPTER 2: INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER APPLICATION
Operating System
• Means a master control of all computer’s activities and systems.
• Function of OS:
o User interface
o Job management
o Task management
o Data management
o Device management
o Security
o History
o Command OS
Application software
• Divided by 2:
o OS – Windows, Linux, Mac OS
o Application Software – Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer
Anti-Virus
• Is a computer program that attempt to identify, neutralize software
• Example of anti-virus software:
o Kaspersky
o Norton
o Nod32
o Eset32
o McAfee
Operating System
• Means a master control of all computer’s activities and systems.
• Function of OS:
o User interface
o Job management
o Task management
o Data management
o Device management
o Security
o History
o Command OS
Application software
• Divided by 2:
o OS – Windows, Linux, Mac OS
o Application Software – Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer
Anti-Virus
• Is a computer program that attempt to identify, neutralize software
• Example of anti-virus software:
o Kaspersky
o Norton
o Nod32
o Eset32
o McAfee
Thursday, July 29, 2010
JURNAL 1
CHAPTER 1: BASIC CONCEPTS OF IT
What Is Computer?
• Computer is an electronic device for access data (input), process data, store data, and produce result (output) according to a list of instructions.
• A program is a set of instruction that tell computer what to do.
What is Information Technology?
• All form of processing, storing, and transmitting information in electronic form. Example of physical equipment; fax, scanner, computer etc.
• IT is a use of software to convert, store, protect, transmit and retrieve information.
Evolution of Computing Technology
• 1ST Generation (1946-1958): The Vacuum Tubes Years – ENIAC invented by Presper Eckert and John Mauchly
• 2nd Generation(1959-1964): The Era Of The Transistor – AT&T’s Bell Labs working for replace the use of vacuum tubes with transistor
• 3rd Generation (1965-1970): Integrated Circuit – referred to semiconductor chip, pack of huge of transistor onto single wafer silicon.
• 4th Generation (1971-Today): The Microprocessor – referred to a millions of transistor put onto a integrated circuit chip and the invention of microprocessor.
What Is Computer?
• Computer is an electronic device for access data (input), process data, store data, and produce result (output) according to a list of instructions.
• A program is a set of instruction that tell computer what to do.
What is Information Technology?
• All form of processing, storing, and transmitting information in electronic form. Example of physical equipment; fax, scanner, computer etc.
• IT is a use of software to convert, store, protect, transmit and retrieve information.
Evolution of Computing Technology
• 1ST Generation (1946-1958): The Vacuum Tubes Years – ENIAC invented by Presper Eckert and John Mauchly
• 2nd Generation(1959-1964): The Era Of The Transistor – AT&T’s Bell Labs working for replace the use of vacuum tubes with transistor
• 3rd Generation (1965-1970): Integrated Circuit – referred to semiconductor chip, pack of huge of transistor onto single wafer silicon.
• 4th Generation (1971-Today): The Microprocessor – referred to a millions of transistor put onto a integrated circuit chip and the invention of microprocessor.
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