TODAY
im fixing the rest of my game and i added a stage 2 script but i cant add a stage 2!
i cant add it, im having trouble doing the stage two. Im thining of adding like a portal like thing to touch after i collects to go on to stage to but i dont know what to put on it though.

Ill fix it this lesson.

Last lesson i forgot to blog so ill blog now .
Last lesson i added the the end game background and scripts so if you hit a rotting banana you eng game. I also added the rotten banananas so it would be a bit more challenging to get the bananas. I had trouble at first with it but now it works!



We have a new ist assignment which is to create a game from the new program that we have learnt called scratch.

My first idea for this assignment was to make a maze - like game. I was gonna create mazes that were easier in the first stage then got harder and harder as you went on. But i changed it as i kind of realised it was a bit to hard to make. So then i thought of this idea with the monkey. The point of this game is to collect the bananas on the stage.

For now i have finished the instructions and starting on the first stage. The first stage is going to be easy as there are no obstacvles in its way to get the bananas. In the next stage im going to make some obstscles in the way to make it harder gradually and gradually.

At th end of my wiki i added other pages from my group that did motherboards so it is easier to navigate then looking at the side of the navigation bar

lastly for my assignment on my wiki page i added some lines to show the different parts of the wiki to make it more clear which section goes where.

So it looks more better and neater.

And lastly on my wiki page about integrated motherboards, i put a video about a new type of motherboard....

heres the video that i put on it, on my wiki pagee:
WIKI


At the end i also put 2 very useful links that i put at the end of costs they were::
http://www.nextag.com/integrated-motherboard/search-html
http://www.bizrate.co.uk/motherboards/oid598368300__nwylf--.html

I used some of the examples of integrated motherboards in there for the examples in my table for costs of motherboardsss

After that my next topic was on about the cost of motherboards. A had a bit of difficulty finding sites with description and costs of motherboards but i did eventually find some.

I talked about here that they can range in different prices...
AND named different types of integrated motherboards
::

Name / Type	Cost
Msi MICROSTAR Socket T Micro ATX Motherboard	$45.99
Motherboard Intel S775 Gigabyte GA-VM900M (All in 1)	$59
Gigabyte GA-9VM900M S775 P4M900 mATX FSB1066	$71
D945GNT LGA775 ATX Intel Pentium 4	$115

I put that in a table to make it more neater

So then after adding an example of a case of an integrated motherboard
I started on writing about non-integrated motherboards.
I didn't write a lot on it because it was not really relevant to integrated motherboards.

I WROTE::
Non-Integrated
Non - integrated motherboards have a lot more different parts to it such as: Serial and parallel ports, hard drive connectors, floppy connectors, joysticks and much more. Now there is more things that take up more slots on the motherboard it creates less space inside the case of your computer. Although just for the motherboard is kind of cheap, adding the installation of expansion boards, and the producing tests, the cost of it will rise higher. Most motherboards in the old days were all non - integrated, but since since technology has been higher many more motherboards are integrated.

Becuase i was a bit behind on my blogger ill fill in now.
I have finished my wiki.

I did it in order of::
-The basics of non-integrated and integrated motherboard
-Then described about integrated motherboards
-And non-integrated motherboards
-The different Costs
-And a future example of a motherboard (in a video)

i helped my problem, by editing the picture on paint..
putting the 2 cases next to each other so it also saves space.

Like This:


The picture of the integrated motherboard wont go smaller and is causeing ALOT of problems.
so i have to make it smaller cause it wont nudge when i move it on wikipedia.

it took me a few lessons to summarise that information but i finally finished the integrated motheboards, looks likethis:








From the information from last lesson in my blog before, i need to summarise it and make it into simpler words for anyone to understand the information.

On this site posted before
- http://www.pccomputernotes.com/motherboards/motherboard01.htm
the information in it is very useful. The information is sorted out in many categories of a motherboard and also talks about integrated and non - integrated motherboards which is on my topic. Although there is information on my topic the information is very confusing as some of the words dont make sense to me. I have to make it into simpler terms so that i can understand it, and if i understand it everyone understands it.

The information that i need to simplfy is::
Non-Integrated Motherboards
Non-Integrated Motherboards have assemblies such as the I/O Port connectors (serial and parallel ports), hard drive connectors or paddle boards, floppy controllers and connectors, joystick connections, etc. installed as expansion boards. This takes up one or more of the motherboard's expansion slots and reduces the amount of free space inside your computer's case. Hence, the individual motherboard is relatively cheap to produce but, because of the cost of manufacturing, testing, and installing the expansion boards separately, there's an added cost to the computer system. However, if something should go wrong with the individual assemblies, such as a bent or broken pin in a connector, or a defective controller chip etc., you could repair the problem by replacing the individual expansion card at a relatively minor cost.
Most of the older motherboards were Non-Integrated. Some of the later 486 system boards began to integrate some of these assemblies right onto the circuit board.
Integrated Motherboards
Integrated Motherboards have assemblies that are otherwise installed as expansion boards, integrated or built right onto the board. The serial and parallel ports, the IDE and floppy drive, and joystick all connect directly to the motherboard. This is now standard on any late model 486 and above. It tends to free up some space inside the case and allows for better accessibility and air flow. The systems are cheaper to produce because there's less material involved, less installation, and testing can all be done at the same time. They are more expensive to repair because, if you end up with a controller failure or broken pin, it means a new motherboard (and, of course, because of the added assemblies, the motherboard can be more expensive than its non-integrated counterpart). However, these particular integrated assemblies are generally fairly stable and although problems can occur, they tend to be fairly rare.
All in all, the integrated motherboard tends to be a good thing as opposed to the 'Embedded Motherboard'.

i have found a good site for my wikispace
on my topis INTEGRATED MOTHERBOARDS,

: - http://www.pccomputernotes.com/motherboards/motherboard01.htm
- http://library.thinkquest.org/04oct/00132/components/motherboard.html





On my wiki site i have been adding to my page, about integrated motherboards.


Emily is doing the overall information on motherboards.


Louisa is doing the page on ports


and Grace is doing Form factors in our wiki.
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we also got our actual assessment sheet today

There are many different ranges of computers/laptops that can be chosen. Depending on your needs different computers can suit your needs.

The printer that i have chosen is an multi purpose printer.
It is called the DocuPrint C2090FS

http://www.fujixerox.com.au/products/printer/dpc2090fs
* this shows the printer and its function

printer can: print, scan, copy and store memory.
print speed is 5ppm colour and 25ppm monochrome (black & white)
print resolution is 600x600 dpi
copying speed is 5cpm colour/20cpm monochrome
memory standard/maximum is 96MB / 352MB
paper input capability 200 pages

today i have started blogging =]
bloggggggging!

LEEEEEEEEEEMY! is here!
lol =]
im in my room now, which is in my house, which is in AUS.
and i like sleeping!
haha

yep
thats all you need to know!