Friday, September 6, 2019

Week of September 9th - 13th, 2019

Monday:
Homework for the beginning of class today: "Good Questions", binary/hex worksheet due.  

If you haven't already registered with turnitin, taken the survey, and and returned your parent/guardian information form, be sure to have it done by today at lunchtime.

Complete binary/hex numbers discussion.
Begin discussing digital representation of sounds and images, digital cameras, CAT scans
What is Unicode?
Neil DeGrasse Tyson on Autotune
Audacity - free audio software
    Begin discussing digital representation of sounds and images, digital cameras, CAT scans
    Give out internet vocabulary sheet - due Wednesday

    Tuesday:
    Continue discussing digital representation of sounds and images, digital cameras, CAT scans

    Wednesday:
    Group 1 current events due today:
    P1: Nafisa, Alia, Medha, Lara, Amanda
    P2: Fatima, Ruth, Julianna, Riley, Elvis
    Remember to enter your topic here and be sure no one else from your section is already doing it.

    Homework due today: Internet vocabulary
    Wrap up digital representation of images and sounds, CAT scan
    Discuss internet try-at-home, due Friday

    Begin Unit 2: Basic Principles of the Internet
    Essential Questions:
    What is the Internet? Where did it come from, and how did it evolve?
    How does it function?
    What is a protocol? What is an open system?
    What characteristics of the Internet have allowed it to become so pervasive?
    How does the ability of computers to communicate with one another affect our lives?
    Begin internet discussion of internet history and technology

    Videos:
    The Lighting of the Beacons

    Pneumatic Tubes

    Thursday:
    Quiz on binary and hex numbers, digital representation of information
    Continue with discussion of Internet technology.
    Videos:
    What is the Internet?
    Wires, Cables, and Wifi

    Friday:
    Homework due today: Do TCP/IP try-at-home for Windows 7, and Mac OS/X. Windows 10 users, this page may be helpful if you can't figure out how to get telnet to work.
    Continue with Internet technology unit.
    Videos: 
    IP addresses and DNS
    Packets, Routing, and Reliability