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Module 8 Assignment
This assignment is based on chapter 10.
- What is the goal of multimedia technology?
- Identify the three enhancements by Intel to CPU technology.
- Identify the three stages of sound computerization.
- Define sampling rate of a sound card.
- What is TWAIN?
- Give an example of a solid state device.
- Briefly describe the popular audio compression method known as MP3.
- What is streaming audio?
- What can be done with a video capture card?
- Hard drives may use the FAT or NTFS file system. What file system is used by CD/DVD drives?
- How does the surface of a CD store data?
- Describe CD drive speeds. Include the original speed, audio CD speed and what things like 40X and 52X mean.
- What does it mean if a CD was written in multisessions?
- How do CD-R disks differ from CD-RW disks?
- Identify the types of CD drive interfaces. Which is most popular?
- Should a CD drive be set to master or slave if it must share an IDE interface with a hard drive?
- How much data can a DVD hold?
- Give two reasons why DVDs hold more data than CDs hold?
- What is the biggest disadvantage of using tape drives for data storage?
- How can tape drives interface with a PC?
- Identify the half-life of magnetic and optical media.
- What is Fault Tolerance?
- What operating systems offer the dynamic disk option?
- Which RAID provides performance increase, increased volume capacity and fault tolerance?
- What is an array?
Know the following terms:
- Basic Disk
- CAV/CLV
- Dynamic Disk
- JPG/JPEG
- Lands
- MPG/MPEG
- Pits
- TIFF
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