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Computers
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9th - 12th Grade
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Rickey Taylor
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54 Slides • 35 Questions
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History of
Computers
Evidence Collection Review and Game
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Multiple Choice
Why was the internet invented?
For an American military project.
So people could look up information.
So people could use social networking. D.For a NASA project.
For a NASA project.
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Multiple Choice
Most of the time, you will move through the internet by clicking on...
Links
Folders
Tabs
Keywords
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Multiple Choice
Why was the internet invented?
For an American military project.
So people could look up information.
So people could use social networking. D.For a NASA project.
For a NASA project.
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Open Ended
Name any computer part you can think of.
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Florida Standard: 4.0.1
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Input
Output
Processing
Storage
Computer hardware has 4 types:
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Military Technology
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Different Types of Web Browsers
A web browser is a type of software that allows you to find and view websites on the Internet.
There are many different web browsers, but some of the most common ones include
Google Chrome, Safari, and Mozilla Firefox.
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Open Ended
Name an input computer part. If you're not sure, guess.
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Multiple Choice
A _________ is a type of Software that allows you to access the internet
Operating System
Network
Video File
Web Browser
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Keyboard
Mouse
Trackpad
Microphone
Camera
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What are URL's
Uniform Resource Locator
It's like a street address that tells your browser where to go on the Internet.
Subject | Subject
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Open Ended
Name something that might be an output part. If you're not sure, guess.
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Military Technology
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Monitors
Printers
Projectors
Number screens
Speakers
Buzzers
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Multiple Choice
How do you open a link in a new tab or window?
Left Click on Link
Right Click on Link
Select New Tab Button
Double Click on the Link
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Open Ended
Name something that might be a storage component of a computer.
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Hyperlink (Link) A word or phrase on a website that's blue or underlined in blue, it's probably a hyperlink, or link for short. Click on on the link below
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Hard drives
Flash drives
RAM (short term memory)
External storage drives
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Who is known as the Father of
Computers?
-His main contribution was the Difference
Engine and the Analytical Engine in the
1830s
-These were thought to be the first
mechanical computers
-High functioning calculators
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LINK -used to navigate the Web. When you click a link, it will usually take you to a different webpage. You may also notice that your cursor changes into a hand icon whenever you hover over a link.
Hover over Football and then Click
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Without processing, your computer can't do its job!
Processors
Logic boards
RAM
Code
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RAM, or Random Access Memory, is short term storage, but also does some processing. Some parts do both processing and storage.
Wait! RAM showed up twice!
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Multiple Choice
A URL is like a...
Phone number
Address
Website
Binary Number
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Match
Match the following to the computer part
Keyboard
Logic board
Monitor
Flash drive
Input
Processing
Output
Storage
Input
Processing
Output
Storage
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Match
Match the following to the computer part
Printer
Processor
Hard Drive
Mouse
Output
Processing
Storage
Input
Output
Processing
Storage
Input
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Labeling
Label the parts on the image with input and output.
Friend - growing thing
Input - selection
Input - words
Output
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Multiple Choice
The Internet is a project of DARPA which was
used for the development of new technology for what purpose?
Commercial use
Military use
Research and development
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Multiple Choice
Select the item that isn't a computer
Nintendo Switch
Chromebook
Typewriter
Calculator
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Every URL begins with the scheme
The domain name is the most prominent part of a web address.
You can often learn something about the site from the domains. One of the domains usually identifies the organization, while the top-level domain may give you more general information on what kind of site it is. For example: .gov, .org, .edu
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Multiple Choice
Select the item that is a computer.
Book
Robot
Person
Board Game
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Multiple Choice
Who is the Father of Computers?
Mark Dean
Alan Turing
Ada Lovelace
Charles Babbage
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ssion
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Multiple Choice
ARPANET was composed of the following four California universities except ___________.
University of California Santa Barbara
University of California Los Angeles
University of Ohio
Stanford Research Institute
University of Utah
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Multiple Choice
The subdomain is also known as the...
Server name
Domain category
Domain name
Protocol identifier
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Match
Scheme
Domain Name
File Path
Top Level Domain
The first part of a URL. Such as HTTP:
The internet address for your website. Such as Google
Refers to the exact location of a page, post, file, or other asset
to the last segment of a domain name, or the part that follows immediately after the "dot" symbol.
The first part of a URL. Such as HTTP:
The internet address for your website. Such as Google
Refers to the exact location of a page, post, file, or other asset
to the last segment of a domain name, or the part that follows immediately after the "dot" symbol.
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Who wrote the first computer
program?
-She worked alongside Charles Babbage with
his Analytical Engine plans
-Wrote the first “algorithm“ for the Analytical
Engine
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Multiple Choice
The genius who created the world wide web is __________________.
Robert Kahn
Robert Taylor
Tim Berners-Lee
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Multiple Choice
The Internet is a project of DARPA which was
used for the development of new technology for what purpose?
Commercial use
Military use
Research and development
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Multiple Choice
What is the internet?
A national network connecting thousands of computers together.
A global network connecting millions of computers together.
Google.
A really cool invention.
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Multiple Choice
Who wrote the first computer program?
Grace Hopper
Ada Lovelace
Charles Babbage
Alan Turing
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Multiple Choice
ARPANET was composed of the following four California universities except ___________.
University of California Santa Barbara
University of California Los Angeles
University of Ohio
Stanford Research Institute
University of Utah
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Multiple Choice
DARPA stands for?
Data Advanced Research Projects Agency
Defense Advanced Research Product Agency
Data based Advanced Research Product Agency
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
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Alan Turing
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Who was the “code breaker” during
World War II?
-In the 1930s, he designed a code breaking
machine called the Bombe
-In 1948, he designed the first electric
computer. It was for military and government
use only.
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Multiple Choice
Who was the “code breaker” during
World War II?
Mark Dean
Charles Babbage
Alan Turing
Mauchly and Eckert
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John Mauchly and
J Eckert
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Multiple Choice
The genius who created the world wide web is __________________.
Robert Kahn
Robert Taylor
Tim Berners-Lee
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Who are the developers of the ENIAC
project
-These two friends were physicists and
engineers that helped organize the ENIA
project in efforts to solve the backlog issue
of artillery calculations for the military.
-One friend was the head engineer. The other
friend was like a “project manager”,
idea-generator and booster.
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Multiple Choice
What is the internet?
A national network connecting thousands of computers together.
A global network connecting millions of computers together.
Google.
A really cool invention.
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Multiple Choice
Who are the developers of the "ENIAC
project?"
Eckert and Mauchly
Alan Turing
6 women
Charles Babbage
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Electronic Numerical
Integrator and Computer
programmed by women.
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Multiple Choice
DARPA stands for?
Data Advanced Research Projects Agency
Defense Advanced Research Product Agency
Data based Advanced Research Product Agency
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
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What is the ENIAC?
-In 1943, 6 women were recruited to figure
out how to run and program the ENIAC.
-ENIAC stands for Electronic Numerical
Integrator and Computer
-A massive computing machine for the
military that was used to calculate ballistic
missile trajectories during World War II.
-Black women were said to be programmers on
the ENIAC as well, but didn’t receive proper
documentation.
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Multiple Choice
What is the ENIAC?
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Multiple Choice
Who are the programmers of the ENIAC?
Eckert and Mauchly
6 women programmers
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Grace Hopper
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Who helped developed UNIVAC I?
-The UNIVAC I is the first commercial
electronic computer that was developed by a
woman mathematician, computer scientist
and rear admiral in the US Navy.
- She is also noted for developing compilers—
computer software that translates a
programmer’s instructions into computer
codes
-She coined the term “bug” to refer to
unexplained computer failures
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Multiple Choice
Who helped developed UNIVAC I and the first commercial electric computer?
Mark Dean
Grace Hopper
Alan Turing
Ada Lovelace
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Mark Dean
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Who is the African-American inventor
that is the co-creator of the
personal computer?
-In 1981, he helped co-create IBM personal
computer.
-He developed the ISA bus and he led a team
that made a one-gigahertz computer
processor chip
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Multiple Choice
Who is the African-American inventor
that is the co-creator of the IBM
personal computer?
Mark Dean
Alan Turing
Charles Babbage
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