CSC170 Midterm STUDY GUIDE Hardware / Software RAM vs Hard Disk vs CD ROM (vs ROM) RAM goes away when you turn off the system Be able to choose a system for to satisfy your needs (space‚ memory‚� growth needs‚ system response time needs) Be able to understand a computer specification (memory‚ hard disk‚ processor‚ ports‚ operating system‚ application systems) Sizes - Kilo‚ Mega‚ Giga‚ Tera Know whether something is hardware or software
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* Chapter 12: Partnerships * Advantages: * Pass-through taxation * Ease of formation * Simplified recordkeeping * Favorable taxation * Increased ability to raise funds * Disadvantages * Unlimited liability * Co-ownership of property * Non-deductible costs * Limited life * Mutual agency * Partner disagreements * Limited Liability Companies * Relatively new form
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Subnetting— Determine the classes – Classful vs Classless Class A: The first bit in the first octet must remain a 0. The remaining seven bits can be a 1‚ giving a maximum total of 127. The first octet‚ however‚ cannot be 0 (local identification‚ or “this network”) or 127 (loopback). Class A first octet range is 0 through 127‚ although the valid range is 1 through 126. Class B: The first bit in the first octet becomes a 1. The second bit‚ however‚ must remain a 0. The remaining six bits can be a 1
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Need to know: 5 conditions necessary in a thesis statement Tropes: Metonymy‚ simile‚ synecdoche‚ paradox Extemporaneous speech format (Quiz) Rhetorical public speaking Resources for persuasion (1st canon) Signposts‚ transitions‚ internal summaries‚ internal previews Components of delivery (pg. 44-45) Introductory speech (Quiz) Speeches of Solicitation (Quiz) Speeches of Commemoration Contingency Rhetorical Situation (Quiz) Rhetorical background Identification of a rhetor Practical
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IHRM Review Questions – Interim Exam 1. Introduction to the Logic of the Course 1. What is human resource management (HRM) the policies and practices involved in carrying out the “people” or human resource aspects of a management position‚ including recruiting‚ screening‚ training‚ rewarding‚ and appraising. 2. What is the purpose of HRM? 3. Identify and define HRM activities (practices) a. Strategic Human resource management b. Job analysis - The procedure for determining the duties
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INTRODUCTION Levels of organization (cell to biosphere) and characteristics of life Levels: Cells->tissue ->organs & organ systems->organisms->populations->communities->ecosystems-> biosphere Characteristics of life: Cell and Organization: Each cell can only do the job it is tasked with. Example: brain cells Energy Use and Metabolism: Energy is needed many organisms. Energy is utilized in chemical reactions Response to Environmental Changes: responds to stimuli Regulation and Homeostasis: ex:
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1. Hinduism- Caste System‚ Enlightenment‚ no holy book‚ no single founder‚ India‚ polytheistic‚ Buddhism- India‚ no caste system‚ egalitarian‚ Siddhartha Gautama‚ missionaries‚ Nirvana‚ Eight fold path‚ four noble truths‚ Enlightenment Christianity-Monotheistic‚ Jesus‚ Bible‚ Jerusalem‚ Missionaries‚ Heaven and Hell 2. Domestication of Animals‚ Complex societies‚ Specialization‚ Cities‚ Government‚ Religion‚ Record Keeping‚ Social Classes‚ Technology 3. Located near rivers‚ Agriculture‚ irrigation
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CH 2 -According to Aristotle‚ larger‚ heavier objects were supposed to fall to the ground faster than smaller‚ lighter objects. Galileo performed a number of experiments to Aristotle’s pronouncements‚ that two objects of different weight dropped from the same height fall down at exactly the same rate. -Copernicus published his findings in 1543‚ the same years as his death‚ in a text entitled (On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres). -Heliocentric theory was proposed by Aristarchus of Samos
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I.Religion and Politics Sixteenth and seventeenth centuries 1.Explain age Discovery and expansion i.Motives i.God‚ gold and glory. ii.Merchants‚ adventures‚ and government officials had high hopes of finding metals and new areas of trade ( access to the spices ) ii.Voyages i.European increased their resources and turned their energies beyond their boarders ii. Europe achieved a level of wealth and technology. iii.Maps and the axial rudder allowed more voyages for Europe iii.Impact
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Unit 1 Colonial descriptions: * Virginia (1607) * Jamestown was the first permanent English settlement in America. It was founded by John Smith and was populated mostly by English males. * They were granted a charter from the king to establish a colony. They were to have a monopoly over the trade and colonization of that area. * These men that settled in Jamestown were mostly looking for economic opportunities (trade goods‚ own land‚ etc.) * John Rolfe helped to temprarily
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