Tuesday, June 19, 2012
End of course
Database
Hello to everybody! This time our teacher had explained us a bit from database and we had to create a data about all the class. Here you have my works!
TABLE
QUERY
FORM
REPORT
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
European monuments
This is my presentation of the most visited European Monuments. For this work, we used OpenOfficeImpress. I hope you enjoy it!
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Animated GIF
Cartoonize my face
In this work, the objective was to cartoonize our head using Gimp. After looking some cartoons, I decided to cartoonize my head into Son Goku! This is the result.
7up Logo
Nico Potter
Hello another time! This time, our homework was put our face, in a famous face, using another time Gimp 2.6. This time we had to "play" with layers, transparencies, colours... Here you have my result:
Students collage
Hello everybody, in this activity we had to insert all of us using the program Gimp 2.6, and we worked with path tools, layers and transparencies: Here you can see my result:
Books prices 2
In this activity, we had to do the same than another work, but including more conditions about discounts and taxes, using OpenOfficeCalc.
Books prices
In this exercice, we had to calculate, the price of the books of a year applying discounts and taxes using the program: OpenOfficeCalc.
Information technologies questions
1. When did Videogames appear and
what did they look like? Lisa
Videogames
appeared in the 40s, after the Second World War. The firsts videogames
were very simple, without movements in the screen and with very few options to
play.
2.What is a MODEM and what is it
used for? Jandro
The modem is a device that modulates an
analog signal to encode digital information, and also demodulates such a
carrier signal to decode the transmitted information. It is used for produce a
signal that can be transmitted easily and decoded to reproduce the original
digital data.
3.Why ADSL can transmit the
digital information at the same time than conversations? Jandro
Because ADSL uses frequencies that aren't used by a voice
telephone call. A splitter, or DSL filter, allows a single telephone connection
to be used for both; ADSL service and voice calls can occur at the same time.
4.What are artificial satellites
used for? Name the first one. Suany
Artificial satellites are used to send
information through the air. The first satellite was the Sputnik (1957).
5.How the GPS receiver calculates
the position?Suany
The GPS send the information to three
satellites that calculate the position of the GPS and send the information
another time to the device.
6. Which devices are used as
external memories? Javi
The most common device used as external
memories is the hard disc but there are other devices: flash drives
(pendrives), memory cards...
7.Explain the four generations of
mobile technology, indicating the improvements of each. Ana
1st generation: It appear the first cellular phone and the first telephone
companies. The first phone call was made it by Vodafone in 1985.
2nd generation: In this generation, phones became smaller and have new
applications as batteries or electronics. Telephonic companies insert SMS that
are text messages. The first SMS was sent in Finland, 1993.
3rd generation: Mobiles became smaller and started to be more usefull and a
leisure device. Phones with radio and television or Internet and Wi-Fi were
common in this generation.
4th generation: This generation
was important because, mobiles of the 4G were about 10 times faster than the 3G
ones. New applications and tools were disegned on the phone, now cellulars had
camera, Mp3 recording, video player, videogames, large memory...
8.Which are the differences by
means of signal speed between optical and cupper wires? Jandro
The main difference is that optical wires
are especially advantageous for long-distance communications, because light
propagates through the fiber with little attenuation compared to electrical
cables (cupper wires). Because of its advantages over electrical transmission
(faster) , optical fibers have largely replaced copper (Cu) wire communications
in in the developed world.
9.Explain the basis of image
generation in cathode ray tube screen. Differences in colour and
black-and-white TV. Annika
10. Which is the role of Modem in
LAN? Federico
The role of Modem in LAN is to increase the
speed of the users and a bigger access than the analogical connection.
11. Why are internet models OSI and
TCP/IP divided into layers? How do these protocoles work? Laia
This Internet models are divided into layers because
each layer provides specific services and makes the results available to the
next layer. Theoretically each layer should be independent of all others.
12. What is a MAC address? Ashley
A MAC address is a hardware identification
number that uniquely identifies each device on a network. Each device needs to
have a unique MAC address. MAC addresses are made up of six two-digit
hexadecimal numbers, separated by colons. Like for example; 00:0d:83:b1:c0:8e
13.Who invented the screw-press
and why was it so important? How written information was broadcasted before it?
Explain these ideas. Claudia
The screw-press was invented by Johann
Gutemberg and it was so important because now, books, information, could be
stamped in paper. Before the invention of the screw-press, information was
broadcasted through paintings, sounds, signals, shouts...
14. What do we call Multimedia to?
What is it used for? Lisa
Multimedia is any combination of
text, graphic art, sound, animation, and video that is delivered by computer.
It is used to describe multiple forms of media and content.
15. Differences between first and
last generation of cellular phones. Ana
In the 1st generation, phones
could only made calls from person to person in short distances. The last
generation of cellular phones is caracterized because those phones have lots of
applications as radio, internet, lots of tools as GPS, Mp3 recorder, video
player.. and are much faster and usefull.
16.What is a network protocol and
how does it work? Federico
A network protocol is a rule or a convention
that facilitates device identification and data transfer. Protocoles use packet
techniques to send and receive the information. A protocole work through
independent layers that have specific functions.
17. Which are the applications for
instant communication? How do them work in terms of network?
18. Which were the first machines
that made numeric calculations for the first time? Explain a little their
working. Ellie.
The first machines that made numeric
calculations were the Abacus, the Napiers Bones and the Slide Rule.
The Abacus works: Each bead above the beam in the middle
is the equivalent to 5 and each bead below is the same as 1. It was a very
simple way of adding and subtracting. You use either the units, tens, hundreds
or thousands as you would if you were writing them down. You push the beads
that you use closer to the beam and those are the ones you subtract or add.
The Napiers Bones it was a very complicated
way to do complex equations.
The slide rule is used mainly for
multiplication, division, square roots, logarithms and trigonometry.
19. Which devices became more
important from screw-press up to telephone? Explain them a little. Isabella.
20. Which was the first wire
transmission? Explain its evolution and the phone networking nowadays. Nico
The telegraph was the first wire
transmission. With the pass of time, the information sended through wires, was
sended by larger distances and then it appears the telephone. Nowadays, the
information can be sent in lots of ways: optical fiber, satellites, cellular
networks, microwave transmission or by wires.
Facebook page
In this activity, we were expected to create a Facebook page, using only OpenOffice some pictures, and our imagination!
Telegraph and wire comunication
In this activity, we had to talk about the history of the communication technologies. I had to talk about the wire communication and the telegraph. Here you have my work.
Telegraph
and wire communication: phone
The telegraph.
The
telegraph was created in 1837 by Samuel Morse, in consequence of
pacience and perseverance, but the first telegraphic line didn't
arrive until 1844, the message was sended from Washington to
Baltimore (57.2 km). He created an electrical telegraph that was
superior from the others.
The
telegraph was a very important invent and it worked like this:
The
battery sends a current to an electromagnet placed on a receiving
station. The current is transportated into a simple wire. When the
current arrives to the electroimant, the information is sended to an
awl that writes in a paper roll that passes throught an ink roller
situated down the awl. The awl writes the information sended in the
paper using an special code, the Morse code.
In 1850, the telegraph had expanded in
North America, England and some countries of Europe.
In 1851, a cable, joined Europe and
Africa and other islands situated in the Mediterranean Sea. People
started to realize that connection throught the Athlantic Ocean won't
be to much difficult.
Wire communication: the phone
Lots of people think that Alexander G.
Bell invent the phone in 1876, but the truth was that the phone was
invented by Antonio Meucci in 1871. Bell had only improve and
complete Antonio's project.
The idea of the telephone began when
Antonio Meuccis's wife was ill, and he wanted to connect his office
and the room where his wife was resting. But Antonio had not so much
money to show his project to people. In 1871, he could only present a
little part of the telephone, he named it, teletrophone.
The first telephone only had a
reciever, a transmitter and a single wire where the information
passes trought. The reciever and the transmitter had a magnet that
makes vibrate a diaphragm that turns the vibrations into sounds.
Timetable
Hello everybody,
In this activity, we had to create our school timetable, and a tutorial about how to create it. I made 2 timetables, here you have:
This one is my first timetable:
This one is my first timetable:
This is my tutuorial about how to create a timetable:
1.1. Create the table:
Open → Open
Office in your computer.
Click File → New → Text
document.
Then go to Insert → Table.
(This screen appears
Type the word Timetable on
Name, select 6 columns and 10 rows. Finaly click OK.
The table appears.
2. Complete the table:
2.1. Insert the days and the hours:
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
08:00 – 08:55 | |||||
08:55 – 09:50 | |||||
09:50 – 10:45 | |||||
10:45 11:05 |
|||||
11:05 – 12:00 | |||||
12:00 – 12:55 | |||||
12:55 13:10 |
|||||
13:10 – 14:05 | |||||
14:05 – 15:00 |
2.2. Complete the table like you want it. (Example):
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
08:00 – 08:55 | Maths | Cathalan | IT | Chemistry | Tecnology |
08:55 – 09:50 | Chemistry | Sport | Science | Tecnology | Science |
09:50 – 10:45 | History | Maths | Chemistry | History | Cathalan |
10:45 11:05 |
|||||
11:05 – 12:00 | Sport | Spanish | Cathalan | IT | Maths |
12:00 – 12:55 | Spanish | Philosophy | Tecnology | Spanish | Sport |
12:55 13:10 |
|||||
13:10 – 14:05 | IT | Science | Cathalan | Philosophy | |
14:05 – 15:00 | Cathalan | English | Maths |
3. Decorate the table:
3.0 Decorate it:
3.1. Change the
type of font of the days (Trebuchet MS), and the font of the
hours (Arial Narrow)
3.2. Insert
colours to the table.
- In the second
toolbar, look for this picture (background color):
-And then you can choose the color that you want.
2.3. Here you have one example:
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
08:00 – 08:55 |
Maths
|
Cathalan
|
IT
|
Chemistry
|
Tecnology
|
08:55 – 09:50 |
Chemistry
|
Sport
|
Science
|
Tecnology
|
Science
|
09:50 – 10:45 |
History
|
Maths
|
Chemistry
|
History
|
Spanish
|
10:45 11:05 |
|||||
11:05 – 12:00 |
Sport
|
Spanish
|
Cathalan
|
IT
|
Maths
|
12:00 – 12:55 |
Spanish
|
Philosophy
|
Tecnology
|
Spanish
|
Sport
|
12:55 13:10 |
|||||
13:10 – 14:05 |
IT
|
Science
|
Cathalan
|
Philosophy
|
|
14:05 – 15:00 |
Cathalan
|
English
|
Maths
|
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