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  • 5 pages Cheese Plus 2016
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    • North Texas
    • Intro to BCIS
    • BCIS 2610 - Spring 2016
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    • 1. computers process data as that rep on and off states Choices: Bits, blocks, signals, waves 2. a_ creates sound from digital instruments input synthesizer 3. which of the following is NOT a Midi Component File format 4. in recent years _ file sharing ex
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  • 10 pages Backpacker's Outfitter
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    • BCIS 2610 - Spring 2009
    • The Backpackers Outfitter Alan White Master subtitle style Click to edit 10568334 Backpacker's Outfitter Overview Services Guided trips Courses Products Equipment Supplies 22 Backpacker's Outfitter Guided Trips Planned trips High Uintahs of Utah Grand Tet
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  • 2 pages Exam3 Study guide
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    • BCIS 2610 - Spring 2008
    • BCIS 2610.002 - EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE Exam Time: Apr 23, 2008 at 2:00 PM, (the exam duration is 45 Min) Exam Location: BUSI 116. Lecture notes are posted at: http:/www.coba.unt.edu/itds/faculty/sidorova/bcis2610.htm REMINDER OF EXAM POLICIES 1. You must pres
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    • BCIS 2610 - Fall 2010
    • BCIS 2610: 1. You can create_ presentations with Power point All of the Above 2. When you click the sideshow button on the status bar the slide show starts Current 3. In which view can you set special features for your slide show? Slide Sorter 4. Which of
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  • 18 pages Exam2 Study guide
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    • BCIS 2610 - Fall 2013
    • BCIS 2610 - EXAM 2 STUDY GUIDE Exam Time: When your section meets (the exam duration is 50 minutes). Exam Location: Where your section normally meets. REMINDER OF EXAM POLICIES 1. You must take the exam with your section; otherwise your grade will be zero
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    • BCIS 2610 - Fall 2013
    • BCIS 2610 FINAL 1. Database marketing allows companies to _. a. budget, forecast, and analyze the c. mine customer databases and create financial health of the business marketing lists b. maintain a real-time profile of the total d. track and manage every
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  • 7 pages Exam 2 Study Guide
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    • BCIS 2610 - Spring 2014
    • BCIS Exam 2 1. Which of the following statements is not true of an ethical decision? a. b. c. d. 2. It involves learning what is right and wrong It is universal and applies to everyone in a society It has multiple alternatives and may have mixed outcomes
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    • Tutorial 1: Creating a Presentation TRUE/FALSE 1. The ribbon is organized into tabs. 2. A textbox is a region of a slide reserved for inserting text or graphics. 3. Slides are printed documents you give to your audience before, during, or after your prese
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  • 4 pages MORLEY CH 4 MC
    • MORLEY CH 4 MC
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    • BCIS 2610 - Spring 2014
    • 1. Computer crime is sometimes referred to as _. a. hacking c. cyberstalking b. cybercrime d. spoofing REF: 143 2. _ occurs whenever an individual gains access to a computer, network, file, or other resource without permission. a. Spoofing c. Phishing b.
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    • 1. Our networked society has raised a number of _ concerns. a. privacy c. hardware theft b. patent d. software quality REF: 189 2. Hardware loss, as well as other security issues, can result from hardware damage (both intentional and accidental) and _. a.
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  • 5 pages EXCEL CH 11 MC
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    • BCIS 2610 - Spring 2014
    • 1. A text file can contain _. a. formulas b. special fonts REF: c. graphics d. none of the above EX 577 2. Most software programs can both save and retrieve data in a(n) _ file format. a. HTML c. spreadsheet b. text d. both A and B REF: EX 577 3. Which of
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  • 5 pages EXCEL CH 3 MC
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    • BCIS 2610 - Spring 2014
    • 1. The _ category of Excel functions retrieves data from multidimensional databases involving online analytical processing. a. OLAP c. Logical b. CUBE d. Text REF: EX 122 2. The _ category of Excel functions retrieves and analyzes data. a. Text c. Informa
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  • 6 pages EXCEL CH 6 MC
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    • Introduction to Computers in Business
    • BCIS 2610 - Spring 2014
    • 1. A worksheet _ is a collection of two or more selected worksheets. a. index c. group b. roster d. cluster REF: EX 283 2. Like cell _, a worksheet group can contain adjacent or nonadjacent sheets. a. controls c. tabs b. groups d. ranges REF: EX 283 3. Ra
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    • BCIS Exam #3 1. Computer crime is sometimes referred to as a. Hacking b. Cybercrime c. Cyberstalking d. Spoofing 2. _ Occurs whenever an individual gains access to a computer, network, file or other resource without permission a. Spoofing b. Unauthorized
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  • 4 pages EXCEL CH 4 MC
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    • Introduction to Computers in Business
    • BCIS 2610 - Spring 2014
    • MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. For which of the following reasons would you choose to use a chart or graph? a. To organize information in columns and rows b. To show trends or relationships across data c. To present data using text only d. To add color to a report RE
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  • 1 pages Computer Architecture(computer) 561
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    • BCIS 2610 - Winter 2013
    • sors occurs because of conicts that arise from the way in which the multiple grids are mapped to the caches. This conict is present for direct-mapped and two-way set associative caches, but fades at higher associativities. Such conicts are not unusual in
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    • BCIS 2610 - Spring 2015
    • Valley Falls CSA The freshest, most delicious food! Payton Reed Albert What is a CSA? Community Supported Agriculture Members Receive Share of pre-selected produce Self-selected items October community celebration Membership Requirements Purchase full-sha
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  • 8 pages BCIS Exam 3 review
    • BCIS Exam 3 review
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    • INTO TO BUISNESS COMPUTERS
    • BCIS 2610 - Spring 2015
    • BCISExam#3review 20:59 OpticalComputing: OpticalChipsuselightwavestotransmitdata Opticalcomputersuseopticalchipsandlight(laserbeams/infraredbeams)toperform digitalcomputations Optoelectronictechnologyisalreadybeingusedtoimprovefiberopticcommunications Wir
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  • 1 pages Computer Architecture(computer) 567
    • Computer Architecture(computer) 567
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    • INTO TO BUISNESS COMPUTERS
    • BCIS 2610 - Winter 2013
    • sors and a block size of 64 bytes and a 512 KB data cache, the total bus bandwidth demand (ignoring stall cycles) for the four programs in the scientic/ technical workload ranges from about 1 GB/sec (for Barnes) to about 42 GB/sec (for FTT), assuming a pr
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    Computer Architecture(computer) 567

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    • BCIS 2610 - Winter 2013
    • program workload. User cache performance, on the other hand, is very good and compares to the best programs in the parallel program workload. Coherence requests are a signicant but not overwhelming component in the scientic processing workload. We can exp
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    Computer Architecture(computer) 565

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    • BCIS 2610 - Winter 2013
    • 6.4 Performance of Symmetric Shared-Memory Multiprocessors 685 FFT 14% LU 12% 4% 10% Miss rate 3% 8% 6% Miss rate 2% 4% 1% 2% 0% 0% 16 32 64 128 16 Block size (bytes) 32 64 128 Block size (bytes) Ocean 14% 12% 10% Barnes 1% Miss rate Miss rate 8% 6% 4% 2%
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    • FFT 10% LU 8% 2% 6% 2% Miss rate 4% Miss rate 2% 1% 1% 0% 0% 32 64 128 256 32 Cache size (KB) 64 128 256 Cache size (KB) Ocean 14% Barnes 12% 2% 10% 1% Miss rate Miss rate 8% 6% 4% 1% 2% 0% 0% 32 64 128 256 Cache size (KB) Coherence miss rate 32 64 128 25
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    • tor to keep track of the owner of the block when the block is in the exclusive state. For efciency reasons, we also track the state of each cache block at the individual caches. The states and transitions for the state machine at each cache are identical
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    • In distributed memory architectures, the distribution of memory requests between local and remote is key to performance, because it affects both the consumption of global bandwidth and the latency seen by requests. Therefore, for the gures in this section
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    Computer Architecture(computer) 575

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    • and write misses require data value replies, and these events wait for replies before changing state. The operation of the state transition diagram for a cache block in Figure 6.29 is essentially the same as it is for the snooping case: the states are ide
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    • BCIS 2610 - Winter 2013
    • Message contents Message type Source Destination Read miss Local cache Home directory P, A Processor P has a read miss at address A; request data and make P a read sharer. Write miss Local cache Home directory P, A Processor P has a write miss at address
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    Computer Architecture(computer) 570

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    • BCIS 2610 - Winter 2013
    • Processor + cache Processor + cache Memory I/O Directory I/O Memory Processor + cache Processor + cache Directory Memory I/O Directory Memory I/O Directory Interconnection network Directory Memory Processor + cache Directory I/O Memory Processor + cache D
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    Computer Architecture(computer) 568

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    • 7.0 6.0 5.0 4.0 Memory traffic measured as bytes per data reference 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 16 32 128 64 Block size (bytes) FFT LU Barnes Ocean FIGURE 6.26 Bus traffic for data misses climbs steadily as the block size in the data cache is increased. The factor of
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    Computer Architecture(computer) 564

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    • BCIS 2610 - Winter 2013
    • if it is shared. Being conservative results in excess coherence overhead, because the compiler cannot predict the actual sharing accurately enough. Due to the complexity of the possible interactions, asking programmers to deal with coherence is unworkable
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  • 14 pages Exam3 Study guide.pdf
    • Exam3 Study guide.pdf
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    • INTO TO BUISNESS COMPUTERS
    • BCIS 2610 - Fall 2013
    • BCIS 2610 - EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE Exam Time: When your section meets (the exam duration is 45 minutes). Exam Location: Where your section normally meets. REMINDER OF EXAM POLICIES 1. You must present your Student ID card, or other acceptable picture ID, when
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  • 17 pages Exam2 Study guide.pdf
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    • INTO TO BUISNESS COMPUTERS
    • BCIS 2610 - Fall 2013
    • 1 BCIS 2610 - EXAM 2 STUDY GUIDE Exam Time: When your section meets (the exam duration is 45 minutes). Exam Location: Where your section normally meets. REMINDER OF EXAM POLICIES 1. You must present your Student ID card, or other acceptable picture ID, wh
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    • BCIS 2610 - EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE Exam Time: When your section meets (the exam duration is 45 minutes) . Exam Location: Where your section meets REMINDER OF EXAM POLICIES 1. You must present your Student ID card, or other acceptable picture ID, when turning
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    Oct 07, 2016
    | Would highly recommend.

    Not too easy. Not too difficult.

    Course Overview:

    The teacher may talk about things unrelated to the class, but the projects are easy and you can always go to the lab for help. As for the exams, there are reviews online, and if you look over the review, you'll be fine on the test.

    Course highlights:

    The highlights of this course is that, at the end of the class, we will be given a quiz via the clicker. It does not matter which answer you choose, you will be given a 100 for that quiz anyway. From this course, I learned to how to use the Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Project, and Microsoft Excel.

    Hours per week:

    0-2 hours

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    For the clicker, buy it online because it is cheaper than the physical clicker you need. This course does not required any access code from the book, so you can split the cost with your classmates and share the book, that way it is cheaper.

    • Spring 2016
    • LeonKappelman
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    • Many Small Assignments A Few Big Assignments Participation Counts
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    Jan 20, 2016
    | Would recommend.

    Not too easy. Not too difficult.

    Course Overview:

    This class was extremely easy! It's a class I would recommend to any business major.

    Course highlights:

    I learned how to use Microsoft Project.

    Hours per week:

    6-8 hours

    Advice for students:

    Do the homework and make good use of the reviews before the test.

    • Winter 2015
    • Koohamali
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    • Great Intro to the Subject A Few Big Assignments Participation Counts
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