Modified Ict Lab Report (1)
Modified Ict Lab Report (1)
LAB Report
Table Content:
Practical Topics Page #
No.
1 Introduction to Computer Hardware & Peripherals 03-04
2 Practicing Windows OS and application Interface 05
3 MS WORD: Creating a document, editing and saving; use of 06-07
options from tool bars - Format, Insert and Tools (Spelling &
Grammar), alignment of paragraphs and text.
LAB # 01
Introduction to Computer Hardware & Peripherals: Computer
hardware includes the internal components of a computer and the external devices that
connect to it.
Internal components:
Motherboard:
Connects and supports all other components, distributes power, and controls data
transfer
RAM:
Random access memory that temporarily stores files and programs being accessed
by the CPU
Hard disk:
Stores data and programs created by the user
Graphics processing unit (GPU):
Handles graphical operations and advanced imagery
External devices:
Input devices
Allow the user to enter data into the computer, such as a keyboard, mouse,
touchpad, scanner, or webcam
Output devices
Allow the computer to display information to the user, such as a printer, monitor, or
speakers
Peripheral devices:
Also known as input/output devices, these devices connect to the computer externally
and perform specific functions
They allow the computer to operate according to the user's needs by feeding data in
and out
The following is a list of computer peripherals.
Mouse
Keyboard
Monitor
RAM
DVD-ROM
Microphone
Webcam
Printer
S.
No
. Hardware Peripherals
Benefits of peripheral
Benefits of hardware include
devices include making
improving customer service,
networking easier,
developing more effective
increasing efficiency,
4. communication, improving
making the functioning of
business efficiency,
computers more effective,
implementing the right
caution about information,
business technology, etc.
etc.
LAB # 02
Practicing Windows OS and application Interface:
There are different kinds of operating systems: such as Windows, Linux and Mac
OS
There are also different versions of these operating systems, e.g. Windows 10 and
11
Operating systems can be used with different user interfaces (UI): text user
interfaces (TUI) and graphical user interfaces (GUI) as examples
Graphical user interfaces have many similarities in different operating systems:
such as the start menu, desktop etc.
The role of operating system in the computer
An operating system (OS) is a set of programs which ensures the
interoperability of the hardware and software in your computer. The operating system
enables, among other things,
the identification and activation of devices connected to the computer,
the installation and use of programs, and
the handling of files.
LAB # 03
MS WORD: Creating a document, editing and saving; use of options from tool bars -
Format, Insert and Tools (Spelling & Grammar), alignment of paragraphs and text.
Mirpur University of science & Technology
(MUST) Mirpur AJ&K
Personal Information
Name: Daniyal Tanoli
F. Name: TAlib hussain
Roll #: FA23-BME-056
Section: B Group I
Session: 2023 - 2027
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Table:
Paragraph:
Why do materials characterization?
Learn about material
Learn about a Process
See why something went wrong
Competitive Analysis
Authenticity testing
Develop a reference/Standards Library
Learn to use an instrument very well
Equations:
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2
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02 ω . ω −k c
2 2
∑ ( k , ω )=0 ,
1
2
± ωj
03 s j ( k . ω )= 2 2
k c
( )
∞
nπx nπx
04 f ( x )=a0 + ∑ an cos + bn sin
n=1 L L
2 3
x x x
05 e x =1+ + + + … ,−∞ < x <∞
1! 2! 3!
1 1
06 cos α +cos β=2 cos ( α + β ) cos ( α −β )
2 2
−b ± √ b2−4 ac
07 x=
2a
LAB # 04
MS WORD: Creating a table, merging of cells, column and row width
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Category 1 Category 2 Category 3
LAB # 05
MS EXCEL: Introduction to MS Excel, Features of MS Excel, Elements of Excel interface,
Excel Calculation, Formatting cells, font formatting, text alignments, cell border and fill
color, cell styles, formatting text and numbers, modifying columns, rows and cells, wrapping
text and margin cells
Microsoft Excel:
Introduction:
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LAB # 06
MS EXCEL: Fill Handle with Text and Numbers, Excel
Formulas, Relative and absolute cell Referencing
Table # 01
Experiment # 07
MS EXCEL: Functions, IF conditions Count, Count If, and Count-Ifs Function
Percentag
Sum(G13,L13 Product AVERAGE e Count Max Min
1000 1 0 1 0 0 1002 0 167 100.2 6 1000 0
1000 2 2 3 5 10 1022 600000 170.3333 102.2 6 1000 2
1000 3 4 5 10 20 1042 12000000 173.6667 104.2 6 1000 3
1000 4 6 7 15 30 1062 75600000 177 106.2 6 1000 4
1000 5 8 9 20 40 1082 2.88E+08 180.3333 108.2 6 1000 5
1000 6 10 11 25 50 1102 8.25E+08 183.6667 110.2 6 1000 6
1000 7 12 13 30 60 1122 1.97E+09 187 112.2 6 1000 7
1000 8 14 15 35 70 1142 4.12E+09 190.3333 114.2 6 1000 8
1000 9 16 17 40 80 1162 7.83E+09 193.6667 116.2 6 1000 9
1000 10 18 19 45 90 1182 1.39E+10 197 118.2 6 1000 10
LAB # 08
MS Power Point: Preparation of slides on power Point
Types of graph / charts:
Introduction:
Cloud Computing and Online Storage have revolutionized the way we store, access,
and manage data. Here's an overview of what they are, how they work, and the benefits they
offer.
01 What is Cloud Computing? Cloud
computing refers to the delivery of computing services (like storage, processing
power, and applications) over the internet, or "the cloud," rather than through local
servers or personal devices.
1. Create a Document:
o Go to Google Drive.
o Click on the "+ New" button on the left and select the type of document you
want to create (Google Docs, Google Sheets, or Google Slides).
LAB # 11
Online learning management system.
How to use CMS.
Online learning management system.
An Online Learning Management System (LMS) is a digital
platform designed to manage, deliver, track, and measure the educational experience for
students or trainees. It enables educators to provide learning materials, assign tasks, and
communicate with learners. Additionally, LMS platforms are used to track learners' progress,
deliver assessments, and offer certifications, making them essential in modern education,
corporate training, and professional development.
1. Course Management:
o Educators can create and organize courses with modules, lessons, quizzes,
assignments, and multimedia resources (videos, documents, etc.).
o Content Delivery: LMS allows learners to access content anytime, anywhere,
on different devices.
2. Assessments & Grading:
o The system can include features like automated grading, quizzes, assignments,
and exams.
o It allows educators to track individual learner progress through detailed reports
and performance metrics.
3. Collaboration Tools:
o Discussion forums, message boards, and chat features allow learners to engage
with instructors and fellow students.
o Group Work: Many LMS platforms support group assignments and
collaborative projects.
4. Communication Tools:
o Announcements: Educators can post announcements about deadlines,
updates, and course information.
o Email Integration: Notifications for deadlines, grades, and course updates are
sent to learners via email.
o Discussion Boards/Forums: Allows learners and instructors to communicate
and exchange ideas.
5. Tracking & Reporting:
o Track learner progress and engagement with dashboards and reports.
o Administrators and instructors can access data to identify learners’ strengths
and areas that need improvement.
6. Certification & Badges:
o Some LMS platforms offer certification upon course completion, allowing
learners to showcase their achievement.
o Badges or gamification features can be used to encourage participation and
completion.
7. Integration with Other Tools:
o LMS platforms can integrate with other educational tools and software, like
Zoom for virtual classrooms or Google Drive for document sharing.
o Payment Integration: For monetized courses, LMS platforms can handle
payments, course registration, and billing.
What is CMS
A Content Management System (CMS) is software that helps you create manage and modify
digital content on a website without needing specialized technical knowledge.
LOGIN TYPES
Student login.
Faculty login.
After logging in you will see various options such as your subject information, faculty
information and attendance etc.
LAB # 12
How to Use Zoom for Online Meetings & Classes. Zoom is a widely-used video
conferencing tool that allows individuals and organizations to host online meetings, classes,
webinars, and collaborations. It is ideal for virtual classrooms, remote work, and group
communication.
1. Setting Up a Zoom Account
Before you can use Zoom, you need to create an account.
Step 1: Go to the Zoom website.
Step 2: Click on "Sign Up, It's Free" (for basic/free accounts).
Step 3: Enter your email address or sign up with Google or Facebook.
Step 4: Follow the email verification steps to activate your account.
2. Installing Zoom
For Desktop (Windows/Mac):
o Go to the Download Center on the Zoom website.
o Download and install the Zoom Client for Meetings.
o Follow the installation prompts.
For Mobile Devices (iOS/Android):
o Go to your device's App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android).
o Search for Zoom Cloud Meetings and install the app.
3. Starting a Zoom Meeting
Option 1: Instant Meeting (One-click)
Open the Zoom app or go to zoom.us and sign in.
Click on "Host a Meeting" and choose whether you want the video and audio to be on
or off when the meeting starts.
A new meeting room will open, and you can send the meeting link to others for them
to join.
4. Joining a Zoom Meeting
To join a meeting, you have a few options:
Via a Meeting Link: Click on the meeting link shared by the host (in an email, calendar
invite, or message).
Via Meeting ID: If you have the meeting ID and passcode, you can join from the Zoom app
by selecting "Join" and entering the details.
Via Zoom App:
o Open the Zoom app.
o Click Join.
o Enter the Meeting ID and Passcode if prompted.
o Click Join to enter the meeting.