1. Information Technology Fundamentals (ITF) Mr. Shultz

2. Today’s Objectives and Bell-Ringer Bell-Ringer 1.What are five benefits employers realize from telecommuting? 2.What is a primary concern in a mobile and accessible IT system? 3.What are three employee supervision tasks that are more difficult when employees are not physically present? Objectives Given a video on the history of the personal computer, TSW investigate major milestones in the evolution of computer systems with no errors. (BUS66670.034)

3. Bell-Ringer 1. What are five benefits employers realize from telecommuting? Productivity gains Reduced absenteeism Reduced employee turnover costs Reduced real estate costs Reduced relocation costs

4. Bell-Ringer 2. What is a primary concern in a mobile and accessible IT system? Security

5. Bell-Ringer 3. What are three employee supervision tasks that are more difficult when employees are not physically present? Evaluating performance Distributing the workload Motivating employees

6. Would you like to own this yacht? Helicopter Submarine Pool Full-time crew of 60 Basketball court $250 million Yearly costs - $20 million

7. Would you like to own an NBA team? Value - $350 Million

8. Would you like to own an NFL team? Value - $990 Million

9. Which one would you choose?

10. You can have them all – if you’re Paul Allen

11. Video o How did Paul Allen get all that money? o He co-founded Microsoft along with Bill Gates o Worth $15.8 Billion now o Bill Gates is worth $72 Billion o Larry Ellison is worth $41 Billion

12. Video o NOTE – this video was made in 1996 o The first question is about how much we was worth in 1996 o When they say “20 years ago” it means 1976 o Answer questions on worksheet o Worksheet must be turned in TODAY o Pay attention, we may not have time to review answers

13. Video 1. How much money did Paul Allen have when the video was made? $8 billion

14. Video 2. What was it called when instructions were put into computers by flipping switches or loading them from paper tape? Machine language

15. Video 3. How many transistors were on the microprocessor that Bob Cringely was holding? More than a million

16. Video 4. What percentage of the world’s computers were powered by Intel processors when the video was made? 85%

17. Video 5. Whose idea was the Altair 8800 computer? Ed Roberts

18. Video 6. What was one of the first clubs that nerds formed to talk about their new toys? The Homebrew computer club

19. Video 7. At first, what was the only way that data and instructions could be given to the Altair? By flipping switches

20. Video 8. How old was Bill Gates when Microsoft was started? 19

21. Video 9. How many Apple 1s did Steve Jobs sell? 50

22. Video 10. Before Apple, what company had venture capitalist Arthur Rock funded? Intel

23. Video 11. How old was Steve Jobs when the Apple II was introduced at the 1978 West Coast Computer Faire? 21

24. Video 12. What was VisiCalc? The first electronic spreadsheet

25. Video 13. How much was Steve Jobs worth when he was 25? $100 million

26. Video 14. What did IBM call buying components off the shelf and assembling them? “Open Architecture”

27. Video 15. What two essential bits of software does every PC require in order to work at all? Computer language Operating system

28. Video 16. What did Microsoft and IBM call Q-DOS? PC-DOS 1.0

29. Video 17. How much did Microsoft pay Seattle Computer Products for Q-DOS? $50,000

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31. Information Technology Fundamentals (ITF)