Transcript COMP101 – Exploring Multimedia and Internet Computing
COMP101
– Exploring Multimedia and Internet Computing LA1A (Wed 11:00 – TA: Jackie Lo 12:50)
TA Introduction
Name: Jackie Lo Office: 4213A Phone:2358 8837 Email: [email protected]
Web: http://ihome.ust.hk/~jackielo Office hour: Thur 11:00 – 13:00 Lab: LA1A (take attendance)
Course Introduction
Tips: Keep regular lecture time yourself Do not watch the video only before exam Keep frequent update on the course portal and website
Lecture Review
Hardware VS Software Hardware: Computer equipment you can see and touch Software: Instructions that controlling the computer equipment
Lecture Review
Computers use binary for calculation Each no. = a sequence of 0 ’ s and 1 ’ s Each digit = bit 8bits (b) = 1 Byte (B) 1,024B = 1kB 1,048,576B = 1024kB = 1MB 1,073,741,824B = 1024MB = 1GB 1,099,511,627,776B = 1024GB = 1TB
Lecture Review
For n bits, no. of representation = 2 n E.g. For 2 bits, Possible representation: 00, 01, 10, 11 No. of representation: 4 = 2 2 Hardware Component Any questions?
Lab Notes
Email: Electronic Mail Normal mail but they're in digital format.
Email Address: {username}@{domainname} E.g. [email protected]
Mailing List list of people (email address) who subscribe to a periodic mailing distribution on a particular topic.
E.g. [email protected]
Lab Notes
Mail Client Program for reading and sending email E.g. Outlook Express, Netscape Messenger SMTP: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Protocol for sending email Can also be used for receiving email but not commonly use
Lab Notes
POP3: Post Office Protocol 3 Protocol for receiving email Email will be downloaded and deleted from the email server when you check email.
i.e. Cannot review the email in other computer IMAP: Internet Message Access Protocol Protocol for receiving email Email will remain in the email server until you delete it.
i.e. Can review the email anytime anywhere
Lab Notes
FTP: File Transfer Protocol Protocol for exchanging files.
Search Engine set of programs which perform page retrieval, indexing and processing search requests.
web portals like Yahoo, Google which allow users make searches of the web using their search engine programs
Lab 1
Follow the steps in lab 1 Notes for using web searching A
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b: search for A exclude b A +b: search for A include b
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A b
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: search for exact match of [A b] A b OR c: search for A include either b or c intitle:A b: search in title for A and b A site:a.b.c: search in site a.b.c for A define:A: search for defination of A A ~b: search for A with the synonyms A author:B: search for publication A with author B