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| Nothing inside of here that you won't be able to identify yourself at the end of the week.
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| Welcome to Module 7! This week we will be wrapping up with the CPU: Hardware and Data Storage.
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| What's happening this week-
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| Lecture 5 will be posted Monday morning by noon, I will send an email when it is available. The lecture will review the material in Chapter 5, including how the CPU works and assembling a computer.
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| Lecture 6 will be posted Tuesday morning, I will email you when it is available. Lecture 6 will very briefly cover data storage, magnetic, optical, and "other". Then we will spend the rest of the time reviewing for Quiz 3.
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| Again, no discussion board this week. With two lectures and a quiz this week, I think there's plenty going on.
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| Take Quiz 3! The quiz will cover everything from last week and this week; it will not be comprehensive. The quiz opens Thursday at noon, and you will have until Sunday at midnight to take it.
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| Here are the links to review this week-
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| So what's all that stuff inside of your computer? The components explained-
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| Everything you need to know about hard drives-
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| While more RAM is great for your computer, you can also cause serious harm if you install some that is incompatible. (And don't forget to install RAM in pairs) A visual guide to different types of RAM:
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| How many 128MB sticks of RAM make up a GB? This online data storage translator makes calculations quick and simple:
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