Sunday, August 16, 2009
CLASS X - PRACTICAL LIST
Please click on the link to download the list of HTML practicals to be done by IT students - practical list
Saturday, May 2, 2009
CLASS X - ASSIGNMENT_3(HTML)
PLS. CLICK ON THE LINK TO DOWNLOAD THE ASSIGNMENT FOR CHAPTER 8. HYPERLINKS
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Friday, March 27, 2009
Monday, February 9, 2009
TERMS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT COMPUTERS
BANDWIDTH :- A measure of the maximum amount of data that can be transferred over a connection.
BIOS :- Baic Input Output System. Doftware built into all PCs to control the basic operation of devices.
BURNING :- The act of writing data onto a CD or DVD.
COMPRESSION :- The process of reducing a file's size by encoding the data.
DEFINITION FILE :- A file containing the details of security threats.
DVD :- A disc able to store upto 4.7GB of data.
EULA :- A licence that must be agreed to before software can be used.
GB :- Gigabyte. A measurement of storage, usually for hard disks.
MB :- Megabyte. A measurement of storage, usually for PC memory.
BIOS :- Baic Input Output System. Doftware built into all PCs to control the basic operation of devices.
BURNING :- The act of writing data onto a CD or DVD.
COMPRESSION :- The process of reducing a file's size by encoding the data.
DEFINITION FILE :- A file containing the details of security threats.
DVD :- A disc able to store upto 4.7GB of data.
EULA :- A licence that must be agreed to before software can be used.
GB :- Gigabyte. A measurement of storage, usually for hard disks.
MB :- Megabyte. A measurement of storage, usually for PC memory.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
BEAM ROBOTICS
BEAM is an acronym for 'biology-electronics-aesthetics-mechanics', coined by the famous roboticist Mark W. Tilden. BEAM robotics is essentially a philosphy of building robots out of discrete electronic components. These robots do not use any kind of programmable device like microprocessors or microcontrollers.
Friday, December 19, 2008
Important Questions Of Chapter1
CHAPTER :1
Q1. Give the full form of :-
URL (ii) FTP
(iii) ISP (iv) WWW
(v) HTTP (vi) ARPANET
(vii) TCP (viii) IP
(ix) MODEM (x) ISDN
(xi) IIS (xii) HTML
DNS
Q2. What is web server?
Q3. Name any three ISPs in India.
Q4. How do you differentiate between a web address and an e-mail address.
Q5. Write any two web extensions used with web addresses?
Q6. What is the purpose of using a web browser?
Q7. What is hypertext?
Q8. What are the advantages of the internet?
Q9. What are the two types of Modem?
Q10. What is a protocol?
Q11. How is information transferred on internet? / How the internet works?
Q12. What is ISP?
Q13. What is the most important feature of a website.
Q14. What do you mean by publishing a web page?
Q15. Give few examples of Letter Addressing System?
Q16. Explain the Letter Addressing System.
Q17. Explain the Number Addressing System.
Q18. Define the structure of a URL.
Q19. Name the first graphical web browser?
Q20. How the web works?
Q21. What is the web extension of :-
(i) edu (ii) com (iii) org (iv) gov (v) net
(vi) ca (vii) jp (viii) in (ix) uk
Q1. Give the full form of :-
URL (ii) FTP
(iii) ISP (iv) WWW
(v) HTTP (vi) ARPANET
(vii) TCP (viii) IP
(ix) MODEM (x) ISDN
(xi) IIS (xii) HTML
DNS
Q2. What is web server?
Q3. Name any three ISPs in India.
Q4. How do you differentiate between a web address and an e-mail address.
Q5. Write any two web extensions used with web addresses?
Q6. What is the purpose of using a web browser?
Q7. What is hypertext?
Q8. What are the advantages of the internet?
Q9. What are the two types of Modem?
Q10. What is a protocol?
Q11. How is information transferred on internet? / How the internet works?
Q12. What is ISP?
Q13. What is the most important feature of a website.
Q14. What do you mean by publishing a web page?
Q15. Give few examples of Letter Addressing System?
Q16. Explain the Letter Addressing System.
Q17. Explain the Number Addressing System.
Q18. Define the structure of a URL.
Q19. Name the first graphical web browser?
Q20. How the web works?
Q21. What is the web extension of :-
(i) edu (ii) com (iii) org (iv) gov (v) net
(vi) ca (vii) jp (viii) in (ix) uk
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