ICT

PRETEST
1. Magnetic Drive

2. Flash Drive

3. Read Only Memory

4. Optical Drive

5. Memory Module

6. Bit

7. Magnetic Drive

8. IDE Cable

9. 143

10. 100110110

LOOKING BACK
A. HAND TOOLS

-Flat Head screwdriver

-Wire Cutter

B. ELECTRO-STATIC DISCHARGE

-Anti-static wrist strap

-Anti-static mat

C. CLEANING TOOLS

-Lint-free cloth

-Cable ties

D. DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS

-Multimeter

-Loopback Adapter
ACTIVITY 1
1. J. SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory)

2. F. RIMM (RAMBus Inline Memory Module)

3. G. DIMM (Dual Inline Memory Module)

4. I. SIMM (Single Inline Memory Medule)

5. H. Dual Inline Package

6. D. Floppy Disk

7. E. Hard Disk

8. B. Optical Drive

9. C. External Hard Disk

10. A. Flash Drive

ACTIVITY 2: Let’s Transform

1. 101111

2. 10001111

3. 6

4. 35

5. 409

ACTIVITY 3
DO’S

1. Proper lubrication of measuring instruments will prevent damage due to corrosion and

oxidation.

6. Do not drop, throw or bang measuring instruments against hard surfaces.

9. Some measuring instruments require occasional recalibration to ensure they continue

to function as designed.

DON’TS

2. Always wipe not only the measuring faces of your tools, but of the work piece being
measured as well.

3. Always keep your tools used for measuring at extreme heat room temperature.

4. The storage location should have destructive elements.

5. Stack measuring instruments on top of each other even without well-protected cases.

7. Measuring tools will provide you with years of dependable services if you will not care

for them properly.

8. Your measuring tools should be cleaned regularly, ideally once a year.

10. Measuring devices that have been abused and not maintained as they should have been

are apt to be for years.

CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING

1. 20 Bytes

2. 2000 MB

3. 5000 Bytes

4. 50GB

5. 200MB

POST TEST
1. E. 100110110

2. D. IDE Cable

3. J. Bit

4. I. Optical Drive

5. L. Read Only Memory

6. A. Hard Disk Drive

7. C. Memory

8. G. Memory Module

9. B. Magnetic Drive

10. K. 143
REFLECTION
1. It is important to know what are the different components of CPU memory as well as how it works
through the binary system to have a conceptual knowledge on how our computers process information.
Learning how to take care of storing these hardwares is also essential to ensure longevity of our
technology.

2.

a. Keep in dry place at room temperature.

b. Clean the instruments thoroughly.

c. Remove wires and components

d. Use original cases

e. Always place them vertically