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NT1110 Computer Structure and Logic

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Unit 3 Assignment 1: Video Summary 1
Learning Objectives and Outcomes
This assignment addresses the learning objective “Explain the types of input and output devices and their purposes.” The expected learning outcomes that will result from completing the assignment are:


You will be able to list the types of ports and connectors available on a personal computer.



You will be able to describe the operation of the video hardware on a personal computer.



You will be able to describe the operation of a printer attached to a personal computer.

Assignment Requirements
1. Watch video clips 1.07, 1.09, and 1.11 from the Video Mentor DVD.
2. Write summaries of the information presented in each clip.
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.

Required Resources
In addition to having read Chapter 3 to become familiar with input and output devices used with computers, you need a computer with a DVD drive to watch the Video Mentor video clips.

Submission Specifications
Submit the results of your work using the following specifications:
File Format:

Microsoft Word (.doc /.docx)

Length:

1-2 pages

Font:

Arial 10-point

Line Spacing:

Double

Self-Assessment Checklist
The following checklist will help you prepare for the graded activity and/or assess the deliverable(s) as you prepare to submit them.
I have read Chapter 3 of the textbook.



I have watched the required Video Mentor video clips.



I have written the assignment submission document and spell-checked it.



I have followed the submission specifications.



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