This document summarizes the four phases of the digital revolution: data processing in the 1960s, personal computing in the 1970s, network computing in the 1990s enabled by the Internet, and cloud computing from 2010 onward. It also lists examples of personal computers and not personal computers, common passwords, secure passwords, and provides details about scanning a QR code with an iPhone app that links to a cute YouTube video of a cockatoo named Zeus.
This document summarizes the four phases of the digital revolution: data processing in the 1960s, personal computing in the 1970s, network computing in the 1990s enabled by the Internet, and cloud computing from 2010 onward. It also lists examples of personal computers and not personal computers, common passwords, secure passwords, and provides details about scanning a QR code with an iPhone app that links to a cute YouTube video of a cockatoo named Zeus.
This document summarizes the four phases of the digital revolution: data processing in the 1960s, personal computing in the 1970s, network computing in the 1990s enabled by the Internet, and cloud computing from 2010 onward. It also lists examples of personal computers and not personal computers, common passwords, secure passwords, and provides details about scanning a QR code with an iPhone app that links to a cute YouTube video of a cockatoo named Zeus.
1. Data processing (1960s) input-output cycle. Data goes into a computer, is processed and then it is output. Computers are huge, complex, and expensive devices, existing in limited numbers and primarily housed in big corporations and government agencies. 2. Personal computing (1970s) small standalone computers powered by local software. 3. Network computing (1990s) enabled when the Internet was opened to public use. A group of computers linked together to share data and resources. 4. Cloud computing (2010-) provides access to information, applications, communications, and storage over the Internet. Convergence plays a large role in the expansion of cloud computing. b) Personal computer iPhone 4 Nexus 5 Surface RT
Not personal computer
Nintendo 3DS GPS First Kindle
c) Most common passwords:
1. password 2. 1234567 3.qwerty123 d) Secure passwords 1. Ju1zkn0wz_Ja\/a 2. BAVE`w$4q$urRFZ 3. 1had_cerea1for1unch62v> 2) QR codes Phone Im using: iPhone 4 App Im using: Scan What I see: Zeus my precious cockatoo YouTube video Zeus flopping his head around and making noises as a response (aww, so cute!)