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human translator interacts with the sys-
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sion to turn on one of the computers where we confirmed the x-employee had
broken into the building, stolen the computers, accessed the computers, erased
intellectual ... the forensic procedures used to investigate the computer.
(Preservation of evidence).
No computer malware, or harmful software, is introduced to the computer being investi-
gated. (Non-contamination ... resources on computer incident handling and dig-
ital forensics:
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... was the age of the minicomputer. The minicomputer
was the computer of the masses. It wasn’t quite the PC, but it moved the computer out of the
sterile environment of the computer room,” protected ... memory organization.
3. Modern computer architectures and assembly language programming.
4. I/O, computer performance, the hierarchy of memory and future directions of computer
organization.
There ... we can
describe the most complex computer or memory system in terms of four logical building blocks,
Chapter 1
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The modern computer has become
faster and more...
... What you now understand
is that the clock frequency of your old computer was 500 million cycles per second, or 500 MHz.
The computer that is only $1,000 away from being in the trunk of your ... the waveform shown
in Figure 3.15, as a clock. The clock
is not the same as the clock in your
computer that gives you the time of
day. The clock that we are concerned
with in this context ... digital systems, we use a clock signal to provide the same synchronization mechanism.
In most computer systems, a single clock signal is distributed throughout the circuitry to provide
one...
... (ROM) for
the microprocessor the microcode. It is the microcode that gives the computer its personality. The
computer s instruction set architecture
, or ISA, is defined by the microcode.
Figure ... state machines and try to focus these prin-
ciples on how a computer works. Figure 5.23 shows the basic sequencing mechanism of a digital
computer. You can clearly see the elements of our Mealy ... a spark and perhaps, even a puff of smoke. In general, computer designers
do not like little puffs of smoke coming from inside of their computers. So hopefully, this experi
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ment has convinced...
... design of the CDC 6600 computer in the late 60’s. Among the early
research carried out by the computer scientists who were involved with the development of the
RISC computer were studies concerned ... a schematic
diagram of the Freescale (formerly Motorola)
603e PowerPC RISC processor.
You may be familiar with this processor because
the 603e is used in Apple Computer s Macintosh
G series. ... interval, the end-of-conversion
signal (EOC) goes low, caus-
ing an interrupt to the computer.
6. The computer goes into its ISR for the A/D converter and reads in the digital data.
7. Depending...
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component to the teacher’s computer screen. After students login the system, ... com-
ponent, the system searches for the component in the database, and transmits the
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human tutors: Lessons for the design of computer- based tutors. In: Lajoie, S., Derry, S.
(eds.) Computers as Cognitive Tools, pp. 75–105. Lawrence Erlbaum, Mahwah ... human – computer
interaction has been established and great scientific efforts have been attempted towards
this direction. As emotions have long been a major concern, more and more computer ... Representation Processable in Fuzzy Logic
for Human Behavior Simulation. In: Proceedings of the 2003 Summer Computer Simula-
tion Conference, Montreal, PQ, Canada, July 20-24, pp. 11–18 (2003)
16. Ortony,...
... Strategy a Preliminary Synthesis of the Literature (2003),
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activity if basic resources and assistance were ... provided. We, thus, arranged to provide
some support, certificates and handouts which could be freely downloaded from our
website. Moreover, we offered the location, announcements and lecturers ... the skill in computer technology (S), the ability to
integrate technology into teaching (A), and the frequency of integrating
technology into teaching (F).
Note: The skill in computer technology...
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man -Computer Interaction. Morgan Kaufmann, San Mateo (2002)
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13. Russell, M., Goldberg, A., O’Connor, K.: Computer- based testing and validity: A look
back into the future. Assessment Education 10(3), 279–293...
... an example,
in a classroom in game, the NPC told players a computer was not worked and order
players to fix it. Players examine the computer in video first and find a broken com-
ponent inside. ... another scenario, markets, to get the compo-
nents they needed and return to classroom and fix the computer.
Students can obtain knowledge from the process of making decision and interac-
tion. ...
investigating objects in game. Students will get different feedback after they install
components into the computer by the content providers’ authoring.
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