Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Input and Output
Input Devices
- Graphics Tablets
- Cameras
- Video Capture Hardware
- Barcode reader
- Digital camera
- Gamepad
- Joystick
- Keyboard
- Microphone
- Mouse (pointing device)
- Scanner
- Webcam
- Touchpads
- Pen Input
- Electronic Whiteboard
Output Devices
- Monitor
- Printers (all types)
- Projector
- Speaker(s)
- Radio
- LCD Projection Panels
- Plotters
- Computer Output Microfilm (COM)
Input and Output Devices
- Medems
- Network cards
- Touch Screen
- Headsets (Speakers and Microphone)
- Fascisimile (FAX)
- Audio Cards/Sound Card
- USB
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Bits/Bytes/Compiler & Interpreter
A compiler is a program converts the code into binary, and an interpreter is another program that translates from one code to another. A bit is an aspect to binary code, they are the 1's and 0's. A byte is composed of eight bits. If I want to type the letter "A", it very quickly converts the letter into binary.
1 = On
0 = Off
Computer Architecture: My Perspective
I have no idea what computer architecture is. However, I imagine it to be creating different parts and putting them together to make a product. In computer science class, I think we learn how to utilize computer architecture.
How does the computer understand what I type?
It understands what I type because in its software it is programmed to recognize i.
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Systems Thinking
1. What is a system?
- A system is a set of connected things forming a complex whole.
2. How does a system work?
- A system works by having modules (which can have sub-modules), which do specific things to help make the system work smoothly.
3. How does a system relate in computer science?
- It relates because computer science requires a lot of systems, such as a coding system.
- A system is a set of connected things forming a complex whole.
2. How does a system work?
- A system works by having modules (which can have sub-modules), which do specific things to help make the system work smoothly.
3. How does a system relate in computer science?
- It relates because computer science requires a lot of systems, such as a coding system.
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Name Card- Mission Reflection
What was the most enjoyable part of the mission?
I think the most fun part about this mission was the prototype stage, since I enjoy drawing.
What was the least enjoyable part of the mission?
My least favorite was the define stage, since I had a little trouble working out what problems I had to address.
How could this mission change next time to make it more enjoyable?
The mission was already really fun so I do not feel that it needs to be changed.
I think the most fun part about this mission was the prototype stage, since I enjoy drawing.
What was the least enjoyable part of the mission?
My least favorite was the define stage, since I had a little trouble working out what problems I had to address.
How could this mission change next time to make it more enjoyable?
The mission was already really fun so I do not feel that it needs to be changed.
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Name Card - Define
A few challenges during the empathize assignment:
Favorite band
- I like many different bands
- I tried to choose something that defined my music taste the most
Favorite vacation spot
- I thought about where I had the most memories
Favorite band
- I like many different bands
- I tried to choose something that defined my music taste the most
Favorite vacation spot
- I thought about where I had the most memories
Name Card - Empathize
I am making a name card for William Rainow. Below is the information William wants to know about me.
Favorite vacation spot - Japan
Favorite band - Fall Out Boy
Instruments I play - Guitar, electric guitar
Favorite sport - Swimming
Favorite hobby - drawing
Favorite color - green
Favorite book - Harry Potter
Favorite setting in a book - Hogwarts
Favorite month - August
Favorite day of the week - Saturday
Digging Deeper:
Favorite band
Favorite book
Favorite setting in favorite book
Instruments I play
Favorite hobby
Favorite vacation spot
Favorite setting in a book - Hogwarts
Favorite month - August
Favorite day of the week - Saturday
Digging Deeper:
Favorite band
Favorite book
Favorite setting in favorite book
Instruments I play
Favorite hobby
Favorite vacation spot
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Hello World
Hey, my name is Eva. I am a person that is obssessed with music and bands like twenty one pilots, Fall Out Boy, Beartooth, and Panic! at the Disco, just to name a few. I play guitar and am somewhat good at drawing.
Design Thinking Skills
Empathize:
This is the first stage to the design thinking process. You ask what somebody wants as a product, such as a new phone.
Define:
During this stage, you ask yourself what problems there are. For example, how will you give a phone more storage while still keeping it at the same size.
Ideate:
The ideate stage is when you start creating the product. You try to address and fix the problems with different solutions, and take customer feedback.
Prototype:
This is the stage where you start creating the product. You also take more customer feedback.
Test:
This is the last stage to the process. You show your product to other people and they test how well it works and if there are any bugs.
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