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Hardware Presentation
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- In groups of 2-3, you will be researching and presenting on one of 9 topics below. You will become the expert on the topic you've been given. Other students will be relying on your expertise to complete the next assignment.
- Presentations will be approximately 5-8 minutes long.
- See your teacher for topic selection process.
Hardware |
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1. Motherboard |
2. Central Processing Unit (CPU) |
3. Memory (RAM, ROM) |
4. Graphics Cards |
5. Audio Devices (Sound card, speakers, headset, microphone, etc.) |
6. Power Supplies |
7. Storage devices (Hard disk drives, solid state drives, etc.) |
8. Input devices (keyboard, mouse, scanner, webcams, etc.) |
9. Output devices (monitor, projector, printer, etc.) |
Depending on which section you were given, you will answer different questions in your presentation.
- Describe the basic functionality of your piece of hardware.
- What makes a good <insert name of hardware piece here> ? What should you look for when buying one? What if you are on a budget?
- Choose one career that would need a high quality version of this piece of hardware. Why is it important for them?
- During the presentation, ensure you include appropriate terminology and acronyms associated with your part(s).
- Depending on the item(s) you're presenting, some possible terms include: cache, USB, FSB, IEEE 1394, MHz, GHz, bit, byte, kilobits, kilobytes, megabits, megabytes, AC, DC, analog, digital, flash, etc.
- Define what each term means, assuming your peers know nothing about the technology.
- Cite any of your work using IEEE format.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Your teacher might complete this in a different order, please see your teacher for more information.
Please see the due dates page for more details on when this is due and how to submit your work.