ITT Technical Institute ITT Technical Institute Nathaniel Anderson Nathaniel Anderson Unit 8 Short Answer 4.1 Unit 8 Short Answer 4.1 Title: Differentiating Between File Systems Differentiate between File Allocation Table (FAT) 32 and New Technology File System (NFTS). The differences between FAT32 and NFTS is that NFTS is more robust and effective simple because of its advanced features and functionalities. FAT, in general, comprises of overly simplistic data structures, hence making operations more time consuming. NFTS functionalities are far more-over powering since it makes use of advanced data structures to improve reliability, disk space utilization and overall performance. * When it comes to large USB flash drives, the FAT32 file system is the intended primarily used.
Technically RAM does not have an influence on the processor performance, but it does have an influence on how much processes or technically instructions that processor can read. So a greater amount of RAM memory means that more instructions fit into that memory and therefore, bigger programs can be loaded at once. (Computer) Allowing the operating system to work with a multitasking concept, where we can run multiple programs at once. To explain how it works, you have 128MB of RAM on your computer and you need to load up multiple programs that are 512MB. That means you would have slowness as it has to load a piece of that program, then it has to refresh, then load up the rest of the program.
Because this is an advance over anything that this company has done before, estimating the amount and cost of the hi-tech materials are difficult. The project manager recommends using a range estimating process to develop an estimate. The values below are submitted by the project team. Current estimates for cost of material are as follows: Optimistic cost of smart resin: $8.00 per lb Most likely cost of smart resin: $9.25 per lb Pessimistic cost of smart resin: $12.50 per lb Current estimates for total material requirements are as follows: Optimistic quantity: 15 lb/ 100 units Most likely quantity: 19 lb/ 100 units Pessimistic quantity: 22 lb/ 100 units (a) What is the expected price of the material per pound? (b) What is the expected amount of material needed for 100 units?
Jason Maysonet (16009681) 2/15/13 TB143 Unit 8 Analysis 1: System Performance OK, you know that the CPU, the RAM, the Video Card Processor or GPU and Video Card RAM or VRAM all determine the performance of the system – to a certain extent. And you also know that the performance impact of changing one component is dependent on the motherboard and other existing components, for example, you cannot simply continually increase CPU speed and think that you current computer will simply keep on getting faster and faster, but how do these different components interact with one another in terms of performance impact? Also, we know that more RAM is in general always better, but we also know that 32-bit computing systems can’t really sensibly make use of more than 3.2GB RAM. So it’s all good to try and smack 16Gigs of RAM into your 32-bit Windows XP machine, but it will be a total waste of money on 13GB of RAM. Also we know that more processes running on your computer will in general mean less CPU’s horsepower available for other tasks.
Because this is an advance over anything that this company has done before, estimating the amount and cost of the hi-tech materials are difficult. The project manager recommends using a range estimating process to develop an estimate. The values below are submitted by the project team. Current estimates for cost of material are as follows: Optimistic cost of smart resin: | $8.00 | per lb | Most likely cost of smart resin: | $9.25 | per lb | Pessimistic cost of smart resin: | $12.50 | per lb | Current estimates for total material requirements are as follows: Optimistic quantity: | 15 lb/ 100 units | Most likely quantity: | 19 lb/ 100 units | Pessimistic quantity: | 22 lb/ 100 units | (a) What is the expected price of the material per pound? (b) What is the expected amount of material needed for 100 units?
How does this compare to a real enzyme? The enzyme’s rate did change over time. This compares to a real enzyme because an enzyme’s job is to speed up the reactions and as time allotted. That did happen since the enzyme in our lab was able to make more chainobeads as time progressed. 4.
Even in regular hard drives can do 80 MBPS. Even in regular hard drives can do 80MBPS, so in theory you could see a bottleneck here, but in practice you probably will be fine. Some disadvantages are a lot of them are external and will use lots of power and because of this it can overload the Power Supply and potentially ruin the Power Supply or the PC may not even start until things are
The first recommendation would be to simply upgrade the hardware of the current NIDS. I suggest this since it is most likely a hardware issue that causes bandwidth through it to be slow. In other words, faster hardware means more bandwidth throughput. The second recommendation would be to go with a commercial hardware platform. My highest recommendation would be the Cisco Intrusion Detection System (IDSM-2) Module.
Semester 1 MIT101 – Fundamentals of IT & Programming– 2 Credits Assignment Question 1 - Give the classification of computers and explain them briefly ? Ans:- Computers are classified according to their data processing speed, amount of data that they can hold and price. Generally, a computer with high processing speed and large internal storage is called a big computer. Due to rapidly improving technology, we are always confused among the categories of computers. Depending upon their speed and memory size, computers are classified into following four main groups.
Which of the following statements is not true of file processing systems? a.|the records in one file relate to the records in other files| b.|they have redundant data| c.|they isolate data| d.|maintenance tasks consume additional time| ____ 15. Which statement does not apply to the database approach? a.|it requires less memory than file processing systems| b.|it increases the data’s integrity| c.|programs are easier and faster to develop than with a file processing system| d.|it allows nontechnical users to access and maintain data| ____ 16. Which of the following DBMSs will run only on a server or mainframe?