Assignment 4

10 sys("command.com/c cls")
20 print "What grade are you in? If your a Freshman type 1. If your a Sophomore type 2. If your a Junior type 3. If your a Senior type 4."
30 input Num1
40 IF Num1 = 1 then goto 50
41 if Num1 > 4 then goto 112
42 IF Num1 = 2 then goto 70
43 if Num1 < 1 then goto 112
44 If Num1 = 3 then goto 90
46 If Num1 = 4 then goto 110
50 print "So your a Freshman. Haha!"
60 goto 120
70 print "So your a Sophomore. Cool!"
80 goto 120
90 print "So your a Junior. Awesome!"
100 goto 120
110 print "So your a Senior. Lucky!"
111 goto 120
112 print "Incorrect number please choose number between 1-4."
113 goto 30
120 end

Assignment 3

10 sys("command.com/c cls")
20 print "What grade are you in? If your a Freshman type 1. If your a Sophomore type 2. If your a Junior type 3. If your a Senior type 4."
30 input Num1
40 IF Num1 = 1 then goto 50
42 IF Num1 = 2 then goto 70
44 If Num1 = 3 then goto 90
46 If Num1 = 4 then goto 110
50 print "So your a Freshman. haha!"
60 goto 120
70 print "So your a Sophomore. cool!"
80 goto 120
90 print "So your a Junior. awesome!"
100 goto 120
110 print "So your a Senior. Lucky!"
120 end

Basic if

The if statement on basic states if the problem that you wrote is true or false. When you write a problem it will either say "the if statement is true" or it will say "the if statement if false".

It can be used as a calculator. It can be used in businesses that need to add up there money. It can also be used for kids that need to work that require if statements.

A working if statement- its a guessing the number if statement

Assignment 5

10 sys("command.com/c cls")
20 print "Guess a number between 1-10"
30 input Num1
40 IF num1 = 7 then goto 70
50 print "Sorry you got it wrong"
60 goto 20
70 print "Yay you got it right!!!"
80 end

Slide Sorter view

It is the view in which you see all the slides, in a miniature size, and can rearrange the order of the slides.

Slide Show view

It is what you see on your screen when presenting your slide show.

Slide layout

The types of layouts in which your slides' will look like (text, pictures, etc.)

Slide Finder

It helps you find slides that you frequently use or favorite slides.

Slide design

It is the designs that you can use on your slides.

Presentations

It is a group of slides on PowerPoint that will be presented in full screen in front of an audience.

Placeholders

It is the invisible box in which it holds the place where your going to write in or put a picture.

Normal view

It is the main view that you see on the screen.

Print Layout view

It is the view that you would see when you are going to print out your work.

Normal view

It is the main view you see on your monitor that you use.

Word wrap

The feature in which you can adjust the lines of the text so that it can fit onto the page.

Default

In a group of the same hardware or software it is the main one to be used.

Web Layout view

It is when you get to view the layout of your work on a web page.

Toggle

A switch that has only two positions. These two positions represent the two setting choices.

Strikethrough

The graphic presentation in which it looks like a word is crossed out in a horizontal line in the center of the word.

Word art text

You can modify text without word art by highlighting and editing the text. You can change the font, size, and color of the text.

Comment

When you post or write what you want to say to someone on a piece of writing, art, etc.

Worksheet

A grid of columns and rows into which you can enter numbers, text and formulas.

Workbook

A document that stores one or more worksheets.

Range

A group of cells that have been selected.

Fill Handle

It is a black square that can be used for many purposes.

Cell Reference

It is the location of a cell or a group of cells that contains the column letter and row number.

Active Cell

It is the cell that had been selected and is the cell in which you are putting information into.

Window

A part of the computer screen that shows an application's contents.

Toolbar

On a window a row of icons that represent commands, options, or applications.

Title bar

The bar on the top of the window that has the name of the program/application, the minimize button, maximize/restore button, and the close button.

Taskbar

It is a bar that has the start menu, currently running programs, and other programs.

Scrollbar

In a GUI, if certain graphics doesn't fit into the space on the computer window it allows you to scroll down the window to view the rest of the page.

Restore

The button you click on to make the size of the program on the screen to way it was before you maximized it.

Pointing Device

A device that can move a cursor on a GUI.

Minimize

The button that you click on that shrinks the screen.

Menu bar

The horizontal bar that has commands or options for you to choose from.

Menu

A list of commands/options that you choose from.

Maximize

This increases the size of the program on the screen by making it full screen.

Icons

Small pictures on your computer that represent either commands, files, and other functions.

Folder

A storage place on your computer where you can store documents.

Desktop

The screen that you first see when you start the computer.

Which OS is more accessible?

The OS that is more accessible for impaired people is the Microsoft Active Accessibility. It helps impaired people by providing programs such as screen readers, screen keyboards, and narrators to tell them what is on the screen.

Utility software

It adds more capabilities to the operating system. It is an essential and non-essential to the operating system.

User interface

Anything that can be used by a human using a specific device to change something they want.

Unix

It was one of the first multitasking operating systems that can be installed in any computer that had a C compiler.

Systems software

It refers to the utility programs, including the operating system. It manages computer resources. The software can include loaders, debuggers, and compilers.

Software development

It is the process in which better software is made.

Operating systems

The most important program that operates the basic tasks of a computer.

Network operating system

An operating systems that has special functions for computers in a local area network.

MS-DOS

An abbreviation for Microsoft Disk Operating System. It was Microsoft's first operating system for personal computers.

Language translators

A program that translates words or phrases from one language to another.

Boot

To start a computer or program.

Multitasking

When a person preforms two or more tasks at the same time.

G.U.I

Stands for Graphical User Interface. It is a program that allows you to use the computer's graphics to make tasks easier to use.

Application Software

Programs that are designed for end users and includes database programs and spreadsheets.

Algorithm

A series of steps that help you solve a problem.