Sorry I had my hand immobilized so I was moving slow !!!
I fix basic problems on computers , I’m not a pro on this so you may see lot of thing that the pro do different , all I know about computer I learn by myself never went to technical school for this !!
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I want to become a cyber geek and fix my own things when it is broken and help others fix theirs for free. Any good sites? I want to learn the computer parts, how to build a computer, computer terms, processors, graphic cards etc. Any sites?
Find an old computer, take it apart fully and go from there. Try and determine what the different parts are. After you have taken it apart, put it all back together studying each piece (Major Piece atleast). Just practice this with different kinds of computers. Learn about all the major parts and the minor parts. Where all the parts go and everything. Also before you take it apart Make sure you look where each part goes, just for the first few times. If you forget open up another computer (Dont take this one apart) and use that as a guide. If you need any more help ill be glad to. Email me, Ill be able to give more detailed guides and probably write somthing up for you to help.
darkestlight15@gmail.com
Good Luck
This would be for a new program for a program not usually available in the classroom setting. I have posted ads, and gotten some calls but no one has enrolled, they all seem positive but they dont follow through. I dont want to be pushy and call everyday like a collector! What other suggestions do you all have?
I would make up some flyers and personally distribute them at the public library. Most library’s have computers/terminals and internet equipped now and full of people with spare time that are not very computer savvy. If they were, they would probably be home glued to a pc.
Greet them in person and try to be charismatic, understanding and patient. They may come to associate those qualities with the program. Make them comfortable with you and the will feel like the can be comfortable enough to learn and benefit from the program. Just a thought….
I’m a high school student and a computer programmer and looking into different majors that I want to get into. I was going to go for either computer science or software engineering but I’m not sure how each one is different. I want a major focus on programming and software development and I would like it to have a lot of classes related to the major. So can someone explain the difference between the 2 majors and what the coerces are going to be like?
It is NOT the same thing.
CS is is the study of the theoretical foundations of information and computation, and of practical techniques for their implementation and application in computer systems.
Software engineering is designing, implementing, and modifying software so that it is of higher quality, more affordable, maintainable, and faster to build.
While they have a lot of cross-over, they are NOT the same thing. Not academically, not professionally.
You want someone to figure out algorithms for computationally intensive problems…CS. You want someone to use engineering principles to create a larger system made up of stuff the CS guys invented… software engineer.
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Hi, what are the basics?
I want to learn about computer security. What are the basics a cyber crime agent learn? I’m a beginner.
The only computer stuff I know of, are:
1.HTML (Programming Language)
2. I can Trace E-mails
3. Trace an IP address
4. I know how to use CMD
That’s all.
I’m 17 & still in high school.
What should I learn first? Books you guys recommend?
Thanks.
Start by learning about operating systems and how they work. You probably have access to Windows, but if you have an old computer then installing Linux and playing with it will help you to learn a lot.
There are a lot of books out there about computers and computer security. Believe it or not, the Dummies series is a great place to start. The books are cheap and offer a good overview of various subjects. You’ll want to read up on Windows, Linux, viruses/security and networking. Even better, lots of libraries carry the books. There’s also a good series called Windows Annoyances for Geeks that are very informative. You’ll also want to learn some programming, mostly in C and C++ with some Assembler if you’re interested in reverse engineering malware. But you’ll need to read and learn before you decide what interests you.
Some helpful web sites:
http://www.annoyances.org/
http://linuxreviews.org/beginner/
http://csrc.nist.gov/
http://www.blackhat.com/
where can I get free computer training for illiterate to learn like a pro online of off
thenewboston.com then click tutorials click what you want to learn an listen and watch.
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