Part 1:
History
Created in 1969, the interenet was designed for the purpose of maintaining a safe transition of data between military computers. Up until 1991, the Government had a strong control over the use of the Internet. Finally in 1995, the US government allowed the Internet for use by the public. ISPs (Internet Service Providers) were used to offer to link consumers and businesses to the Internet and other services such as web, e-mail, chat, newsgroup, FTP, and telnet.
Six Internet Services
1. Web - is multimedia-based collection of information, services, and Web sites supported by the Internet.
2. Email - a system for sending and receiving messages electronically over a computer network, as between personal computers.
3. Messanger/chat allows people to send messages to each other instantly.
4. Newsgroup allows people to leave messages about specific topics that the group is made for.
5. File Transfer Protocol (FTP) - is a standard protocol allowing users to copy files from computer to computer on Internet.
6. Telnet is basic Internet service allowing users to access remote computers.
difference between internet and web
The internet is a massive network of networks that connects millions of computers together globally. The Web is a way of accessing information over the Internet.
Part 2
Exercise
What are the 6 types of Internet services?
web, email, chat, newsgroup, FTP, and telnet.
What is the software called that allows users to navigate the Web, a browser or HTTP?
Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.
False - The main network of connections that carry Internet traffic is called the Intranet? or backbone?
True - A location on the Web that acts as a launching point for searching and retrieving information is called a portal or homepage.
mike and me
Punta Cana, DR
Inspirational Quote
Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass,
it's about learning to dance in the rain.
Friday, February 16, 2007
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Second Life
(1) do you like the chat room of www.secondlife.com? Why?
Yes but I am not really sure if it is something that I would use regularly.
(2) are you convinced that it could be the Web of next generation: virtual 3D Web?
Yes
(3) why or why not?
With times changing the way that they are, I believe that this will be a way for everyone to interact with one another without leaving the comfort of their home.
Yes but I am not really sure if it is something that I would use regularly.
(2) are you convinced that it could be the Web of next generation: virtual 3D Web?
Yes
(3) why or why not?
With times changing the way that they are, I believe that this will be a way for everyone to interact with one another without leaving the comfort of their home.
Sunday, February 11, 2007
Resume
EDUCATION
- Business Administration Major
- Bachelor’s Degree Expected in June 2008
- Courses include Principles of Management (MNGT361), Principles of Financial Management (FIN331), and Writing for Business and Industry (ENGL317)
- Earned Associate of the Arts Degree in General Studies
- Courses included Micro and Macro Economics (ECON101 and 102), Principles of Accounting 1 and 2 (ACCT 101 and 102), Introduction to Business (MNGT 101), Business Law I (MNGT 140)
- Dean’s List 3/6 semesters. GPA 3.0/4.0
Legal Secretary
- Transcribed many legal documents
- Managed files and evidence
- Prepared exhibits used for court proceedings
Cashier and Training Manager
- Instituted a new training program for cashiers
- Handled customer service, addressing any customer concerns or complaints
- Trained and scheduled new employees
Sales Associate
- Developed ongoing customer relationships, enhancing future sales
- Qualified for Diamond Certification Program
- Attended monthly sales goal meetings
- Two years of Introduction to Spanish
- Experienced in Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, and HTML
- Three years of Culinary Arts
Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Chapter 1 Exercise
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D. All of the above
Who should a company choose to build a new e-business, in house talents or contractors?
Both in house talents and contractors should be used to build a new e-business.
Monday, February 5, 2007
How to Get Rich?
Most people can only dream about getting rich but what if I told you there are actual steps that you can follow to put yourself in this position. I am not talking about winning the lottery, being born into money or being famous. I am talking about being smart with the money that you make to make this dream a reality. You can start by first getting a well paying job. Almost anyone can get a job making $100,000 a year, if they are willing to put the work in. You will also need a good accountant who understands how to legally minimize your tax bill. Now that we have covered the first two steps in this process. We need to figure out what to do with the money that is made with this well paying job. You can start by saving at least 20% of what you make. Depending upon your situation saving more would be recommended. Then after you build up these funds in your savings account, it is suggested that you conservatively invest the funds that you have built up in your savings account. Then any income that is made from your assets, you want reinvest this into buying more assets. Never touch any of this money, and try to act like it does not exist. After waiting 10 years, you will be rich.
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