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Introduction to Computers

1) HARDWAREThe hardware are the parts of computer itself including the Central Processing Unit (CPU) and related

microchips and micro-circuitry, Keyboard, monitor, case and devices (floppy, hard, CD, DVD, optical, tape,etc…). Other extra parts called peripheral components or devices include mouse, printers, modems, scanner,digital, cameras and cards (sound, color, video) etc… Together they are often referred to as a personal computer or PC.

2) SOFTWARE

The software is the information that the computer use to get the job done./ Software needs to beaccessed before it can be used. There are many term use for process of accessing software including running,executing, starting up, opening, and others. Examples of software program or applications would be theOperating System (DOS, Windows9x/Millennium/XP, O/S2, UNIX, MacOS9x/10.x and various others), Word

processor (typing letters), Spreadsheet (financial info), Database (inventory control and address book),Graphics program, Internet browser, Email and many other.

Computer software can be divided into very broad categories systems software and applicationssoftware. The former is often simply referred to as “systems”. These, when brought into Internet memory,direct the computer to perform takes. The latter may be provided along with the hardware by a systems supplier

as part of a complete product designed to answer a specific need in certain areas. These complete hardware/

software products are called turnkey systems.

Carefully researched and written, PC Hardware in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition is packed with useful andinformation, including how-to advice for specific components, ample reference material, and a comprehensivecase study on building a PC. To the point yet complete, this , book provides an enormous amount of timelessinformation intended for anyone who buys, builds, upgrades, or repairs PCs in a corporate, small business, or

home setting.Computer software can be divided into very broad categories systems software and applications

software. The former is often simply referred to as “systems”. These, when brought into Internet memory,direct the computer to perform takes. The latter may be provided along with the hardware by a systems supplier as part of a computer product designed to answer a specific need in certain areas. These complete hardware/

software products are called turnkey systems.

Carefully researched and written, PC Hardware in a Nutshell, 2

nd

Edition is packed with useful andinformation, including how-to advice for specific components, ample reference material, and a comprehensivecase study on building a PC. To the point yet complete, this , book provides an enormous amount of timelessinformation intended for anyone who buys, builds, upgrades, or repairs PCs in a corporate, small business, or home setting.



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A. How did you hear about the job opening?B. Tell me about yourself.C. Why are you leaving your current position?D. Tell me about your work history.E. Why have you had so many different jobs recently?F. Tell me about specific responsibilities you had in your last position.G. What are some things that motivation you?H. Of the employers you have worked for recently, which did you like most? Why?

I. Give me an example of how you would solve a problem in the workplace.J. What do you know about our company’s product and services?K. In what way do you feel you can contribute to our company’s goals?L. Describe your idea job.M. What are your expectations of this job?

N. What do you think is the greatest challenge facing your field today?O. What do you consider your greatest strengths and assets?P. Of which job accomplishments are you most proud and why?Q. Tell me some of your weaknesses and how you can improve them.R. Tells me about your education.S. What work related goals do you have for the next few years?T. Would you rather work with others of alone? Are you a follower or leader?

U. What make you unique and why should we hire you over any other candidates?V. What salary rang are you currently seeking?W. Are you looking at any other employers or do you have any other offers?X. Describe your previous job experience.

Y. Have you had any experience directly related to this position?



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This list of Microsoft Word lesson: Introduction of Microsoft Word ------------------------------------ 1 How to exit windows98/Me/XP/2003 ----------------------------- 2 How to ope windows explorer -------------------------------------- 3 How to create folder -------------------------------------------------- 4 How to open Microsoft Word --------------------------------------- 5 How to save a document --------------------------------------------- 6 How to open document----------------------------------------------- 7 How to make a copy -------------------------------------------------- 8

How to make a cut ---------------------------------------------------- 9 How to make a past --------------------------------------------------- 9

T h e g r o w t h i n o t h e r I T f i e l d s , h o w e v e r , i s h i s t o r i c a l l y u n u s u a l , a n d t h u s c o u l dn o t b e s u s t a i n e d , f r o m a b u s i n e s s s t a n d p o i n t . W h e n i n v e s t o r s w i l l i n g t o t h r o wm o n e y a t j u s t a b o u t a n y n e w s t a r t u p c o m p a n y b e c a u s e i t s e e m s l i k e a s a f e r i d e ,y o u c a n e x p e c t t h a t t h e r e w i l l b e a b a c k l a s h , a s h a s b e e n t h e c a s e .

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Australian Detained Over Failed Airport Deal

Australian businessmanIain Gray, 58, who wasarrested at Phnom PenhInternational Airport onWednesday was charged with

breach of trust and-sent toPrey Sar prison on Thursday,Municipal Penal Police Chief Chuon Sarin said.

“We arrested him onthe charge of breach of trustwith an arrest warrant fromthe court. We do not have anyfuture details,” Chuon Nartin

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said. The arrest followed alaw suit filed by a former employee, Raden Sok, whoalleges Gray owes him$10,000 in a failed venture to

develop Kompong Chhangairport into a regional cargohub.

The governmentterminated a deal with Grayin 2001 after he failed tocome up with the capital todevelop the airport, whichwas built more than 20 yearsago but has since been all butabandoned, according todocument, “We haverepeatedly receivedassurances from you [Gray]that the funding wasimminent and have beenshown documents to supportthis claim,” Council of Ministers Secretary-General

Nady Tan wrote in a later dated Feb 20, 2001. Nady tahsaid Thur” Council of Ministers Secretary-General Nady Tan wrote in a later dated Feb 20, 2001.

Nady tah said Thursdaythyat Gray’s company,Dragon Gold, naver came upwith the money.

“[Gray] did not camplywith the terms of thecontract,” he said. “He failedto get the money.”

But Paul Greaves, another Dragon Gold employee, saidthe planned development hasnot been scrapped andnegations are ongoing.

FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHOLOGY

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Telecommunication

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Statistic

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General Education Courses 30 30 30 30 30

Basic Courses 38 41 38 41 38

Major Required Courses 33 33 33 33 33

Major Elective Courses 33 30 33 30 30

Specialized Courses - - - - -

Free Elective Courses 6 6 6 6 6

Total 140 140 140 140 140

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:

Complete a minimum of 140 credit from any of the specific curriculum listed below:

Computer Science

Information Technology

Telecommunication Science

Applied Statistics

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IN THIS CHAPTER

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Dream weaver Technique:Entering and Pasting Text

Documents

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