Stage One Wiki - User contributions [en]

Help:Editing

2010-01-13T00:36:34Z

Hlit009:

*- IF you want a request, please, either post it on [[User_talk:Hlit009|this page]] or email me at hlit009@aucklanduni.ac.nz :D

==Things You NEED to Know so You Can Edit Pages Efficiently==

===line breaks===

To use line breaks in this wiki, Use the HTML code br surrounded by <> eg. <nowiki> </nowiki> OR double enter (press enter twice) 

HailsOnTheRocks 12:34, 6 August 2009 (NZST)

===crossed out text===
To create a line through text in your wiki, use the HTML code s to open and /s to close surrounded by <> eg. <nowiki><s>Some text in between</s></nowiki>.

this will show up like this:
<s>Some text in between</s>
:HailsOnTheRocks 11:31, 10 August 2009 (NZST)

===Adding an INTERNAL link (a link from this site)===
to add an internal link follow the following steps.
# Check to see if the page you are making already exists. If it doesn't, then you need to create a page.
# Click on the internal link button in the tool bar above the page you are editing [[Image:Link bar.JPG]]
#Add the name of either the pre-existing page or type an unused name to create a new page [[Image:Link_name.JPG]]
#to add words to appear on the screen by first typing 'Shift + \' to make a verticle line, directly after the name of the link. [[Image:Link_words.JPG]][[Image:Veiw link.JPG]]
#Save your page
PLEAE NOTE: if you have created a new page then clicking on the link will take you to an empty edit page. when information is added, then the link will go directly to your created page
:HailsOnTheRocks 11:04, 11 August 2009 (NZST)

===Adding an EXTERNAL link (a link from a site other than this one)===
#click on the EXTERNAL LINK button
#add the FULL URL of the site you wish to make the hyperlink to
#press SPACEBAR once inbetween the URL and the words you want displayed
#save your page once you have finished editing it :D
:HailsOnTheRocks 11:07, 11 August 2009 (NZST)

==='''Tables'''===
Making tables in wiki markup is easy- click [[Tables|here]] to learn how.

==='''Character Formatting'''===
If the toolbar options for formatting individual characters or words are not available, it is useful to know the Markup used to create it.
For emphasis, words can be displayed as italics by placing two single quote marks around the text. ' ' Text ' ' would be displayed as ''Text''.
To make a statement stand out in a strong way, in bold, the convention is to place three single quote marks around the text. ' ' ' important ' ' ' would be displayed as '''important'''.
In order to convey very strong text, five single quote marks would be placed around the text. ' ' ' ' ' extremely ' ' ' ' ' important would be displayed as '''''extremely''''' important.

===Lists===

Ordered Lists - use #

Unordered Lists - use *

===Contents Box===
The 'Contents' Box is created automatically when you use headings.
the smaller headings become subcatagories of the bigger one before it.
so if you wanted to have a page that had your name as the main part then contents underneath it you would write:
<nowiki>==Angela Chow==</nowiki>

<nowiki>===About me==</nowiki>

<nowiki>===My Courses===</nowiki>

<nowiki>===Crazy facts===</nowiki>

and so on
if you wanted sub catagories you would go:

<nowiki>==Angela Chow==</nowiki>

<nowiki>===About me===</nowiki>

<nowiki>===My Courses===</nowiki>

<nowiki>====Computer Science====</nowiki>

<nowiki>====Other Cool Subjects====</nowiki>

<nowiki>===Crazy facts===</nowiki>

you write your content inbetween these
so in the end you have:

<nowiki>==Angela Chow==</nowiki>

<nowiki>===About me===</nowiki>

blah blah blah and so on.

<nowiki>===My Courses===</nowiki>

<nowiki>====Computer Science====</nowiki>

I am taking Compsci 111 this semester because blah blah blah.

<nowiki>====Other Cool Subjects====</nowiki>

blah blah blah

<nowiki>===Crazy facts===</nowiki>

blah blah blah

*- IF you want a request, please, either post it on [[User_talk:Hlit009|this page]] or email me at hlit009@aucklanduni.ac.nz :D

GIMP

2009-08-13T22:44:03Z

Hlit009: /* The GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) */

=The GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP)=

GIMP is freely available image editing software. It has similar capabilities to Adobe Photoshop. It comes in many languages and can work on many [https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/Main_Page#Operating_System operating systems] such as Microsoft [[Windows]] and [[Linux]]. GIMP supports many image formats, for example JPEG (JFIF), GIF, PNG and TIFF.

For more information about GIMP, see the official website [[http://www.gimp.org/ GIMP - The GNU Image Manipulation Program]]

User:Hlit009

2009-08-13T00:02:56Z

Hlit009:

==About '''ME'''==
=== Hi My Name is Hails. ===
I am Currently doing a Bachelor of Arts. This is my first year and I'm planning on doing a triple major. Can you guess in what subjects? :P 

My favourotie part is the game section. you should check it out [https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/Main_Page#THE_GAME It's pretty awesome], and click on the rules link if your not playing the game already.
===Hi My Name is Fred. ===
I am fred. You may have felt my pet rabbit one day, he gets into a lot of trouble because he likes to jump up and sit on peoples heads. this would be okay, but it seems that he is a bit heavy and thus makes his seat a bit heavy headed.

==On Another Note...==
check out my mouse page that I'm constructing...... [[History_of_the_Mouse|MICE!]] 
Im also going to start a few more....
*click [[Apple|Here]] for Apple Computers,
* [[Windows|Here]] for Windows OS,
* and [[Meaning of life|Here]] for the meaning of life 
If you want to go back to sanity, well, then click [[Main_Page|Here]] to go to the main page.

:Other wise you could Click [[HAHA!|HERE]] ''Go on''. You '''know''' you want to.

==Links I recommend==
*[[Are_you_ok%3F|Mental Help]]
*[[Help:Editing|Editing Help]]
* [http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Blue_Screen_of_Death Blue Screen of Death]
*[[Please don't feed the trolls]]

==Random Things off the Top of My Head That I am Gratefully Sharing With YOU==
* I take the train to uni - yay. 
* On Monday morning (the 3rd of August) the train I was on broke down. how exciting. 
* Once I saw a sheep, a cow, and a dog break into a house 
* Merry Christmas! 
* I have a Blog. you can visit it [http://hailsontherocks.blogspot.com/ here] :). but be warned, it contains sillies

User talk:Pjam030

2009-08-13T00:02:17Z

Hlit009:

Hi! :D

Talk:COMPSCI 111

2009-08-12T23:43:01Z

Hlit009: /* USER COMMENTS */

=USER COMMENTS=
*[[User:kyan033|Kty]]
'''Hey'''~Compsci111 is really interesting and fun.You get to learn lots about the computer which I believe is really useful since we use it pretty much everyday.The labs are great as you get to experiment with the different functions the computer has to offer.And when you have any problems during the labs,the tutors are always there to help.They're all such friendly people,it makes the course enjoyable.I hope everyone has fun doing this course!=)

*[[User:tsha064|Twinkle]]
'''hey guys! this course is fun and you get to learn a lot at the same time.'''

*[[User:nkoy002|Non]]
'''Great to see you guys!''' COMPSCI111/111G is really fun! It's great I can contribute to wiki. I hope all of us will pass this course.

*[[User:rtor008|Rach]]
I feel like I'm really contributing something.

*[[User:scox024|Sam]]
Hi, compsci 111 is a really good way to learn more about all the tools the are availble on the interent that some people might not have known about! great course cheers :)

*[[User:yli278|Yang]]
'''Hi, this course is fun, enjoy'''

*[[User:pdan026|Pushkar]]
"'''This course is so....thrilling!...'''"

*[[User:sbha079|Savvy]]
'''This course is funn'''

*[[User:csto066|collean]]
'''I am finding this course quite challenging, but I will enjoy it when I know what I am doing.'''

*[[User:pmak014|parry]]
'''I am really enjoying this course'''

*[[User:jkee039|Justin]]
There's nothing useful here, but maybe one day there will be...

*[[User:nsir006|Nawleen]]
I find this course really interesting and fun. Great information about the computer world is being provided. hope everyone also enjoys this paper :) Good Luck.

*[[User:yrag002|Yousra]]
this course has been challenging for me but very informative. i have been using the computer and internet for as long as i can remember but in just the last 3 weeks i have learnt so much about computers, things that will make my life so much easier when it comes to using the computer...

*[[User:hlim045|Heesun]]

'''Great course!'''

*[[User:hng048|Hernchi]]

Without compsci 111, life is so boaring.
*[[User:bkwo007|Byung Geun]]

"This course is awesome! Lab is pretty relaxing and very informative. Would recommend it if you are wanting an intellectual stimulating general ed paper."

'''Hi, enjoy this course~~!!!'''
This course is for the student who want to learn general information about computer and its related stuff
*[[User:tdeb006|Tim]]
I highly recommend taking the CompSci111G course for your general education paper as it is an interesting course with a lecturer that is enjoyable to listen to. You also learn useful information which you can apply to whatever degree you are doing and the course book/lab work is easy to follow.

*[[User:jzha346|Jason]]
'''Sup guys my name is Jason, I'm hoping your all enjoying the course thus far, I know I am.
It isn't a difficult course and the lecturers and lab guides are pretty cool.
check out my user page if you want.'''

*[[User:ajo006|A Ra]]
I think the COMPSCI 111/111G is a good course to build up your knowledge from the basics on computers and networks. Another thing that I like about the course is the practical labs with wonderful tutors!

*[[User:skim283|Sang Jun]]
this is comsci 111 this course helps lot of intresting work about coputer and useful things for your computer life. i enjoy this comsci111 lab because i learn so much about computer in this lab.

*[[User:mfor066|Matthew]]
The Compsci111 course has been great to learn about the speed of the lab computers which are the same as going back to the days of the Commodore 64 with a tape drive. I thought these days had long gone but it is good to see history always repeats itself with just a slight twist. I hope you all enjoy the course and i am looking to learn some basic skills on the different software programs.

*[[User:ytan126|Vincent]]
Today is 17th March. We all should be celebrating because it's '''St Patrick's Day'''

*[[User:zrun001|Zheng]]
The COMPSCI is a great course which tells us many functions that we have never seem before.

*[[User:Imit006|Dillon]]
I am a Prime example of a student who has resorted to alcohol, happy st pattys day!!

*[[User:sma019|Chris]]
This is finally the end of lab 2 and I found this lab really taught me alot of thing i didn't know before.
Hope everyone enjoy their courses as i am enjoying mine~~ ^^

*[[User:ipai004|Paik]]
Finally this is the last section of lab 2.

*[[User:Xgow001|Bennie]]
I've finally got to this task and that marks the end of my lab 2. Pretty exciting and interesting I would say. Compsci is indeed very practical. Glad I took it as my elective!

*[[User:jspe060|Jason]]
Here is my very well thought out and informative piece of information to add to this page. This course is awesome!! Everyone should do it to get a deeper understanding of their computers.

*[[User:cpar115|Tom]]
This second lab taught me a lot of new infirmation. I love it!

*[[User:jmay040|Jessie]]
Hi, I really think that there need to be some order to this Wiki. I think its great that there are so many contributions ( Mostly because of Lab Two) but it is really hard to digest as the page is '''''really long and really wide'''''.
Maybe someone who knows a bit more could adjust the sizing?

*[[User:jbdug005|Ben]]

This page is '''a mess'''! Why is it so wide!? Its almost unreadable. nDeva is starting to look better.

I'm going to contribute now. COMPSCI 101 is quite repetitive, but it really helps reinforce information in your brain. It can also be fun and informative at times too! Unfortunately, i have to admit that this lab was a tad tedious. But now I can blog! Yay.....

*[[User:ttal024|WHISKEY]]
I Finally did my blog!!! this is really goood!!!! '''Bold text'''101

*[[User:tlat014|Tevita]]
Sorry this is wiki not blogs buddy. Compsci 111 is good but confusing!!! Love it. can't wait for lab 3...

*[[User:ngen004|Nannan Geng]]
CompSci 111 is a very nice course for computer beginers.

*[[User:jtom023|Jesse Toms]]
Hey all, I'm enjoying the compsci111 course because of the relaxed atmosphere.

*[[User:spar370|Sol Ji]]
hey guys~ I am enjoying compsci111!.
*[[User:ttuu007|Tofua]]
Hey fellow students! Hope yall are enjoying CompSci 111. I'm finding it very interesting and helpful. Good luck with the paper. =)

*[[User:jsuk007|Jun]]
I really enjoy the comsci labs that are held every week! They are really useful and encouraging :)

*[[User" rma008| Rebecca]]
Compsci111 has so much to learn! XDD

*[[User" ycha257|Cheri]]
This course is really useful!

*[[User" mhao002|Chris]]
Who like to play computer games and then like CS because of that?

*[[user:amch008|Andrew]]
Compsci 111 is great! It’s good because it’s not too difficult at this stage but you learn something new every lecture.

*[[user:jcho174| Jonathan]]
This course is enjoyable. Looks like everybody is adding to this particular article :)

==Anny's Contributions==
Please visit [http://nannangeng.blogspot.com my blog]
Compsci111 is hard , but It is getting interesting ;-)

I love comsci111 , It's nice and easy.

Compsci111 is very interesting. I am loving the course especially the labs - vjos005

== Anny's Contribution ==

'''This is not easy, but It is getting interesting ;-)
'''
== Sophie's Contribution ==

Baby's first wiki edit! How exciting.

[[User:Sbuc043|Sbuc043]] 22:41, 5 August 2009 (NZST)

==Jake's Contribution==
I think that '''Compsci111''' will be very rewarding however it is a very time consuming subject that requires a lot of work.
I enjoy it very much and look forward to doing other lab assignment in the future.
' '''
'''This course is designed for students who want a general introduction to computing. Experience with a wide range of practical applications will provide transferable skills that will be equally useful in academic and industry environments. No prior experience with computers is required, and help is always readily available from the teaching staff.''''

==Jessie's Contribution==

Computer Science 111 is a very useful course. I recommend it to anyone who needs to enhance their computer skills or refresh their memory on using a computer and its applications.
== Gilaad Amir's Contribution ==
Some philosophers argue that this course is not quite as handy as some may think. This is still a contentious issue in the academic world. Time will tell soon enough what the status quo will be. --[[User:Gami001|Gami001]] 16:35, 4 August 2009 (NZST)

==Kelly's Contribution==
I think Compsci 111G course is really useful and interesting, and also it gives me a chance to use the computer and internet properly.

Three things that I like about this course:
#Getting to know about the world wide web
#The high quality assisstance that is offered
#My growing general knowledge on computers
I am also looking foward to web design.

=='''Owen's contribution'''==
This course is relevant to the computational needs of everyday Auckland Uni students

'''hey~ this contribution is for the compsci111 lab report~'''
*[[User:skim283|Be_Proud]]
Hey guys! COMPSCI 111 is awesome! And the labs are really cool as well, all the best in COMPSCI everyone!
*[[User:vhan016|Vivian]]

'''Compsci 111 semester 1 , have fun and enjoy!'''
*[[User:rzha067|Runlong]]

'''COMPSCI 111 is a perfectly designed course for newbies'''

*[[User:kthr003|Snowflake]]
"'Hey!!!"'
Lab 2 nearly done! yay! its good how we get a week to complete the lab work!!!

*[[User:smin025|Sang Woong Min]]

'''Hey guys, this is my contribution to the wiki.'''
''Compsci 111 is great!!''
*[[User:ysun127|Kyle]]
wow i like this lesson knowing more about wiki and WWW.
*[[User:pbar137|Peter]]
this is me helping out the wiki

*[[User:whan033|Chris]]
'''Hi, plase visit my user page'''

*[[User:mco001|Mark]]
Hey guys check out my wiki, it has a funny image and awesome ACSII kirby scenarios

*[[User:bdel010|Blair]]
Hey guys, if you would like to know a little bit about me click my wiki

'''COMPSCI 111 S1 2009'''
*[[User:salb017|shifa'a]]
hi mayname shifa'a im doing compsci111

*[[User:vcha080|Vimal Chandra]]

Hey guys. welcome to my wiki.
Click on the link to get access to my page. Cheers :)

*[[User:Lzha254|Lucy]]
Hey everyone! compsci111 is really fun :D

*[[User:spar329|Seung-Hee]]
Hi ! My name is Seung-Hee! I'm having fun in COMPSCI111/111G

*[[User:tbro080|Talia]]
Hi, this will take you to my user page :)

*[[User:bpar072|Bhavik]]
hi guys,
just wanted to inform u guys about the course COMPSCI 111, it is a very interesting and useful coures to take if you want to learn about computering

*[[User:amcf017|Andrew]]
Hi the link above connects to my wiki user page

*[[UserSven026|Stephen]]
Hi the link above takes you to my user page where you can learn the amazing language of the decimal number system!!!! hope everyone finds it realy useful, especially if your doing maths.

*[[User:Nlay004|Nicholas]]
Hello everyone! The link above will direct you to my user page!

*[[User:croo012|Callum]]
Hey, the link above is to my page!

*[[User:ycho129|Yong Won]]
Hi my name is Yong Won. The link above will take you to my user page.

*[[User:jpar370|Jisung]]
Hi, I am Jisung. Click my name to see my details :)

*[[User:mcha304|minsoo]]
Hello~ the link above will take you to my user page :)

*[[User:tlee122|Timothy]]
Hey there my name is Timothy, the link above is my wiki :D This course is fantastic and I am learning something new everyday! Keep up the good work everyone and good luck with all tests!

*This is the link to my user page [[User:jduw001|JD]] click on it to get some not really helpful advice.

'''COMPSCI 111 SS 2009'''

*[[User:sjun037|seungmo]]
'''I hope you guys had a great test, it would be so much better if i was a bit more prepared, anyway, good weekends!'''

*[[User:yzha463|Jim]]

*[[User:dson008|Leon]]
'''Iam Leon'''

*[[User:bzha055|Bin]]
'''Computer science111:test and examations'''

*[[User:yliu303|Ying]]
Information about computer science 111

*[[User:cshi050|John]]
Hi! Pleased to meet you!

*[[User:ayun003|Bo]]
Hello, this links to my wiki page which doesnt contain much at the moment. Good luck everyone :D !!

*[[User:nraz004|imperiex]]
This link connects to my userpage via a mindbogglingly powerful system of networks known as the Internet.

*[[User:ypae001|Robin]]
The link shown above connects to my userpage.

*[[User:rarc016|Renee]]
Hello, hope everyone is having as much fun as I am!

*[[User:Rhip001|Kitsiru]]
Contribute to my manga/anime page ;)! I hope you're enjoying this course!

*[[User:Nsin068|Nabita]]
Hello, welcome to my Wiki page.. click on the link above :). Good luck to everyone in this course!

*[[User:jfin052|jackson finlay]]
hello, my name is jackson and the above links to my page.

*[[User: Sbla089|Stephen Black]]
Hello everyone, I hope you had a relaxed break and are findind the course useful. Above is the link to my Wiki page I hope it will develop and be of use to you all. Regards Steve

*[[User:Scho225|Diana Cho]]
Hello, above is a link to my wiki page.
I hope you guys are enjoying this course so far.
You can visit my wiki page and have a discussion about
COMPSCI111 course and exchange informations together.
As we all have given up our summer holidays for this course
I hope we can be rewarded with our grades. :)

*[[User:slee455|Song Yi Lee]]

Welcome to Compsci 111 stage one Wiki.
The link shown above connects to my userpage.
I hope my userpage helpful to you and I wish you for the best for this course.

*[[User:mali055|Menaaz Ali]]

Hello people!! Hope you are all having fun in the course so far. Hopefully we can all use this as a way of helping each other in our lost moments. All the instructions in the manual may seem very complicated and freak you out, but if you RELAX and look at it blocking out all your prior knowledge they're actually quite easy. Good Luck!!

*[[User:skim218|Sang Yoon Kim]]

Hello!! I hope you are getting along with the lab contents. This page can be used to support each other for the practical component of compsci111. Enjoy your courses!

I have just added my interests in particular to compsci. Feel free to check my page and we can share our interests. Click to join me.
[[User:tlea025]]
*[[User:tkim049|Tae Young Kim]]

Hello I hope you are enjoying this course.
Good luck to all of you and have fun.

*[[User:swil295|Steffanie Williams]]

Hey,
The above link is to my Wiki page, this can be used to discuss and exchange information about this course. Good Luck for this course :)

*[[User:lkwo010|Lillian Kwong]]

Hi.
The above link is to my Wiki Page. I hope you are all enjoying this course. Good Luck :)

*[[User:joh025|Jeong Suk Oh]]

Hi, this course is really fun. I think this page is quite useful, lets try to use it often.

*[[User:ioh003|Ilhwan Oh]]
Hi, i love this course, the teachers here are very helpful. lets try our best shall we :)

*[[User:rces001|Richie Cesan]]
Hello, Im the guy in the red hat. Don't be a stranger. Have a good one.

*[[User:Tlin085|Tom]]
Hello... i put this in the middle of the page so no one will see it.

*[[User:ayou099|Andrew Younge]]
Hi, i just learnt how to make my own wiki. How exciting. Good luck with this course.

*[[User:mlin117|Gary]]
Hey Yoh~! This is an interesting course!

What?! cannot find the '''LINK''' to my user page? It is '''ABOVE''' this.

*[[User:ajan028|Akash Jani]]
This is pretty interesting stuff. Wiki is really fun and also link to my page is just above. Please do visit and yes this course is excellent... have fun people!!

*[[User:jacr002|Jaimee Acraman]]
Hi everyone! I am enjoying learning to use wiki. :)

* [[User:amud002|Abby Mudford]]
Wiki is exciting

* [[User:jxie024|John Xie]]
Hello, your welcome to visit my Wiki page! Wiki is really interesting! Hope your all having fun!

* [[User:jnut006|James William Nuttall]]
Bonjour, come and visit my Wiki page if you are interested in Nutrition/Food. Bonne chance avec la course ;-)

* [[User:Hdor004|Hdor004]] 15:57, 12 January 2009 (NZDT)
My wiki page is very similar to the rest, but hey, why not look at it any way.

* [[User:ebro069|Elizabeth Brooks]]
Hi everyone! I hope everyone is finding the course okay so far! So far it's really fun!

* [[User:ctol010|Cherie Tollemache]]

Hello everyone, hope everyone is finding the course enjoyable. above is a link to my user page, feel free to visit.

*[[User:lshi038|Leo Shin]]

Hello everyone. Bonjour, Hola, Salve!!!

* [[User:ylee198|Ye - Jin Lee]]
Hello everyone- enjoying your courses? have fun!!

*[[User:kkan047|Bo - Lim Kang]]
Hello~ welcome to my Wiki~~

*[[User:qhu008|Mike]]
Hola, yo soy Mike. Yo estoy bueno :)

*[[User:fhan020|Fengqiao Han]]
Hi everyone, I'm Alex, Pleased to make acquaintance.

*[[User:epar067|Eunji Park]]
Welcome to my wiki page ;)

*[[User:Arid018|Nikki R]]
Wow! Just the beginning. Go hard.

*[[User:ptho122|Trish]]
'''Wow that was fun :-P'''

*[[User:abha059|Ash]]
I just edited Trish's contribution teeheehee

*[[User:Jsu024|Sky]]
welcome to my home page:) get to know something about Asian Food:)

*[[User:achu051|ada]]
hello everyone! welcome to my page :)

*[[User:scho200|sooyoun]]
ello~hello~

*[[User:elee053|eunhye]]
hello guys:)

*[[User:cbal038|Guy Fawkes]]
I have found my instructors and my fellow students extremely helpful so far.
I would not be able to continue without them.

Hi guys~ Good luck with this course!!

* hello everyone :) just doing this for my compsci 111 lab 2 -- [[User:Xwan227|Xwan227]] 16:13, 13 January 2009 (NZDT)

*[[User:dcha159|Nebuchadnezzar]]
hey peps~ This aint my real name but i like this name... what do u think?

*[[User:skim265|Sang Hoon Kim ]]
Hi~! My name is Sang Hoon Kim have fun in this course!!

*[[User:icha032|Jiaqi chang]]
hello.everyone~haha

*[[User:jche300|Jun Chen]]
hahaha~hello.everybody

*[[User:yhua172|Anita]]
Howdy everyone, I hope you are having a wonderful time with this course. Best of luck to you all for summer school and for the many years to come!

*[[User:mdon070|Manny]]
Hi, all! My name's Matisse. I'm a 3rd year Arts student. Thanks to COMPSCI 111G I'm learning to use & contribute to wiki sites. Hope you're all enjoying your time at uni! Best of luck...

*[[User:alee126|Ahreum Lee]]
Hi! My name is Ahreum Lee and I'm having fun in COMPSCI111G :)

*[[User:jlee463|Jieun Lee]]
Hello~S2 I like it hahahaha

*[[User:hkim220|Heera Kim]]
Hi everyone~~

*[[User:fcui002|Grace]]
Hi,everyone, wish you enjoy your summer school!

*[[User:lyin007|Lixing Yin]]

Hi, i just make first wiki page. The link is above there. Welcome!

*[[User:dlit018|Dmitry]]
Hi My name is Dmitry. This course is very useful and I hope it will help in future.

*[[User:lvet003|Louis]]
Hi everyone.... my name is Louis. I hope that you enjoy my userpage. Though, the userpage is plain one, with your great feedback, I hope that we can establish a wicked page.

*[[User:ssub013|Sandhi]]
Hi EveryoneI hope your enjoying the course, like I am.

*[[User:kbas017|Kamlika]]
hi everyone hope you are enjoyin this paper as much as i am. Go wiki!!

*[[User:anar046|Akshaiy]]
I have learnt to create my own blog and wiki thanks to Compsci 111.

*[[User:hmoh024|Harliyana]]
I love creating my own wiki!Some confusion here and there but everything is fun so far!

*[[User:tmat060|Socchi]]
heres my bit for lab02's P3 [[User_talk:Tmat060]], wasn't too sure where to put it, so its both in my wiki and here. have fun being confused by VK ;P

*[[User:kcho147|Kyulee]]
Computer Science111 course information

*[[User:jlia062|JaiQuil]]
Hi guys, welcome to my page!

*[[User:pzal002|Petra]]
Howdy, first time user..

*[[User:skim211|SeYeon]]
hello compsci 111 students!

*[[User:ypen024|rose]]
first time as wel ^ ^

*[[User:jflo018|Josh]]
Here's for CompSci 111 Lab 2. Its a little confusing posting things here.

*[[User:mpil019|Mil's Homepage]]
Hey everyone, just me here, just leaving a link to my homepage!

*[[User:fyan048|Flora]]
Hey this is my part for CompSci 111 Lab 2, come to my page sometime ^^

*[[User:fyan043|Alan]]
Hey guys,I'm here to have fun. In fact there is a lot of fun in Compsci 111.

*[[User:ahuo002|Alex]]

Hey people im alex and i play dota

*[[user:tpar066|tom]]

Hey people im tom and i dont play dota

*[[User:dgoo035|Dasith]]
Hey people Im Dasith Goonatilaka and i love sports.

*[[User:hsan013|Steven]]

Hello to all! Wish gd luck for all for this semester!

*[[User:dcal034|Daryl]]

Hey guys, '''INTERNATIONAL HOUSE RULES!!!!!'''

GOODLUCK FOR COMPSCI 111

hello guys~I like Compsci, It's so useful and fun! good luck for this semester~

*[[User:ysun122|Aileen]]

*[[User:mbae004|John]]
COMPSCI 111 is great! hope everyone does well in their exams

*[[User:ltso002|Lorraine]]

Hello people, I would like to remind you that all Compsci 111 labs are held in room 303-175!

[[User:Mngw004| Vivian's Wiki Page]]

Hello everyone!

The '''COMPSCI 111/111G'''''Italic text'' course is highly enjoyable and it offers great practical knowledge about computers in general.

The course teaches us a lot of useful things and adds to our knowledge and understanding of computers. Great course!

*[[User:tkan021|Simon]]

Hi guys!
The '''COMPSCI 111/111G''' is very helpful and it gives you an idea from the basic component of how to use computers

*[[User:slee427|Grace]]
hello guys~*
In the COMPSCI 111/111G lab, you don't have to stay 3hours when you finish the work.

Hey everyone ! You do not have to complete the lab assignment within the 3 hours aswell . You have until the beginning of the next Lab tutorial to hand in your lab assignment. But it is wise to make use of the Lab assistants within the 3 hours.
Cheers

*[[User:mtoi009|Matt]]
Woah lab 2 took me ages! But at least it's amost over!

*[[User:rshe088|Rae]]
Yes, this lab is almost over and out!
Peace

*[[User:dcur025|danielle]]
Hey!
These labs are quite useful. Hope you guys are finding this as well :)

*[[User:jzha296|James]]
Hey guys.
These are the courses im studying

*[[User:bkan020|bk]]
Hi guys i m asian but cool

*[[User:jhea066|Jared]]
i love motocros

*[[User:cwu078|Cuby]]
Hi ~~ compsci test nextweek....good luck everyone

===Someone going on a rant===
*[[User:bdud009|Brad]]
I think many of you guys are doing it wrong, I hope the markers are lenient on 1 line answers instead of paragraphs with new content. The new content I am contributing is : Myself - because I am new to this particular page. Also, the spelling may not be of the "highest" standard as the mozzilla firefox application on these lab computers is encountering errors, particularly with Google and Wikipedia, and IE7 doesn't have a spell check. Yes, I know, I am being lazy, but no human is perfect. From the looks of it, no machine is perfect yet either.
That's about a paragraph. *awaits marks*
*So for those of you who didn't already realize, these Apple machines are hard to use, unreliable and cause all sorts of errors in typing with their small metal keyboards. For those of you who seem to enjoy them I really pity you. Is anyone else finding the internet connections here to be extremely slow? The paragraphs are coming and coming now. Is anyone finding this lab hard? [[user:bmun014|Ben]]
* This course pretty choice and most of it is pretty easy and exciting!Thanks
*I agree, Ben. It took about two minutes to load a picture of my house. (Which, by the way, was kind of freaky and intrusive.) I hate these keyboards, too. I want my Windows key back! [[user:hwad012|Holly]]

*I have to agree with Holly. These keyboards are so uncomfortable! But I have to admit that they look really fancy

*I personally think the keyboards are amazing. They making typing so much smoother. The mice are pretty slick too. My cat agrees.

*[[User:mkan041|Myung Jo]]
Hi everybody. Visit to my page.

*[[User:wyan039|Justin]]
Hey guys. Hope you enjoy this course. Cheers.

*[[User:yche427|vita]]
halo... good luck for the test..

*[[User:dsim086|Dan]]
The labs are very useful

*[[User:shau08|Patrick]]
I hope this is what I need to do for assignment 2 for question 19 which is contributing to this wiki.
*[[User:jmon059|Jonas]]
This is course pretty straight forward and i like it!!churr

*[[User:dtew006|Diandra]]
This is my pathetic attempt to finish Qusetion 19 for Lab 2.. Haha after this I AM FINISHED!! hallelujah

== Jennifer's Contribution ==

I really like how Compsci 111 lectures are recorded online because I have quite a few clashes and find it hard to get to lectures.
I wish they did that for Compsci 101 as well which I took last semester.

However I think there should probably be one more demonstrators in every lab because I don't think 2 is quite enough.
Apart from that, this paper has been good so far.

Anyway WOOT! I can go eat now.

[[ecor025]]

iv just started doing compsci but im am enjoying it alot! I'v been leatning heaps and cant wait to learn more!

hope everyone else is enjoying it as much as me

See you

[[Shan133| Shelly]]

'''Please check out my user page, which is not related at all to CompSci.
Have fun :):)'''

==Niven's Contribution==

hey guys compsci is one of the most relevent paper that I have done at the University.

*[[user:nred019|Niven]]

*[[user:swij017|Supun]]
I'm glad someone else made this comment about Google maps! (I could almost see through the window of my house in my picture, good thing I wasn't standing there when they took it). And as far as the keyboards go, I'm afraid I have to agree with you guys, I almost have to go back to typing with two fingers just to make sure my document isn't covered with red squiggly lines (as I type this I can already see about 6 :(...)

*[[user:bmul014|Brooke]]
You are so right. It's impossible to write a sentence without at least one spelling error in it with these silly keyboards. I'm all for the PC's.
Look forward to meeting some of you during this semesters course.

*I so agree, its the worst of both worlds, Mac computers and Windows Vista!?! But putting aside these problems, COMPSCI 111 can be interesting.. every now and then. My school introduced laptops in Year 5, but the new information I'm learning could come in handy =) [[user:Seat006|Samantha]]
 

*[[user:ccha448|Chris]]
I agree, Mac's are stupid, it's a shame people are taken in by the advertising campaigns. After all they stole Unix and charged you for it. I dislike the keyboards and mice too (the scroll wheel is so small!). My screen like's to fall downwards too, guess that's the mac failing physically(epic fail) and yes!!where's my windows key? maybe it should be a penguin :s

*[[user:stim018|Sean]]
I still don't see why people argue about macs and Pc's. It seems like it's always the people with Pc's that are complaining. Also for people who say that apple users are brainwashed, the same goes for Pc users. I don't see why the computer science department has macs though. It's natural to hate something that one doesn't understand.

*[[user:tlee094|Tammy]]
Wow, someone wrote something other than "hello" and "compsci 111 is great"! So contribution...

: Re: lecture given today (Thurs 19/03), I would say that this page could be considered a 'popular' page and that during the labs are probably the worst time to be editing these pages. Of course, logically that would mean that I/we shouldn't update this during lab or add should add in a little note to say I'm/you're editing it.

Of course... I am doing it during lab, and I haven't put a note up. But hey, the internet's full of dummies that don't do what they should.

====Sensible People only====

*[[User:htir002|Harish]]
Hello all, Wiki is really fun to use. I had an amazing experience with it and I hope all of you feel the same way. Compsci 111 is an excellent course and I highly recommend it to all.

*[[User:pwu034|Ivy]]
Hello~everyone.
This is my first time contribute with wiki. I get so confused when I first time use it , but it was alright now. I think most people taking this course as their major or minor towards their degree, but I take this course just for my personal interests, because I like to try new things especially someting to do with the computer. So, cheers everyone.

*[[User:gzha043|Jason]]
hello guys, i highly recommend the people who want a useful and interesting general education, please choice Compsci 111G, because it is a pretty straightforward course. Having fun

*[[user:wlim022|Wee]]
Hi guys. Please checkout my ''profile page''. I would like to make more ''friends'' XD
Compsci111 rocks. Interesting to know how to use wiki :)

*[[user:hlim041|Hsin Yee]]
Hi everyone. Nice to learn how to use wiki. Compsci 111/111G is interesting. Have fun everyone!!

*[[User:hchu093|Ho-Yong]]

Hi, I finally found out how to contribute to wiki! it takes time. This course is very exciting if you like computers.
I heard from someone that to have a fast internet, all you got to do is pay for the data!.
Anyways have fun!

*[[User:nhe008|Hannah]]
Gosh, last instruction till the end of this lab. haha.. have a good day guyz.

*[[user:ashe115|Aieyah]]
hay everyone im actually doing psychology but took this paper because I thought it would be interesting and it is!! i love it so far the labs are great and the people you meet are even better!! I hope we all do well and get top marks to start our semester off with a SMILE!! hope you all have a COMPUTERLICIOUS day!! keep smiling and keep rocking those A+!! =)

*[[user:msti026|Mikes]]
Hey guys! I finally managed to figure out how to post on this wiki! Im loving uni so far, computer science is pretty fun and its up there with my favourite lectures. Its so useful learning all these things about computers that I never knew before, I look forward to my labs heaps because I know I will always learn something new! It is hard at times but I know in the end it will be worth it.

*[[user:lsun050|Lei Sun]]
I was so confused that how to post my contribution on wiki. However, its all done. hopefully everyone have a good time in computer science 111 lab!

*[[user:Jong012|Nigel]]
Have a good St. Paddy's Day! cant wait to gulp down a few jugs of Green beer tonight, and go to lectures tomorrow with hangovers!!

*[[user:lsoh004|Lian]]
Hi guys! I'm actually a chemistry student myself though I have taken CompSci to stage II. My advice for those wishing to major in CompSci is to pay attention in CS101 and CS105. You will DEFINITELY become increasingly confused if you do not pull some weight now (especially in CS105). You will be using Java well into your 3rd year so make sure you learn it.

*[[user:dhan088|Dohyun Han]]
I thought it will hard to post something on wiki but it's very simple.

*[[user:dyi002|Donghyun]]
I've got my fingers crossed. Hope everyone else is having better luck than I am.

*[[user:fwan058|Stella]]
well, is the end of our Lab 2, hope everybody enjoy their Lab time. Ps: Even this room is a computer room but still is way to cold, I'm freezing.

*[[user:aoka004|Ayumi]]
It is the last qustion to do. It takes time... I hope I complete this task successfully.

*[[user:pyap012|Priscilla]]
Yay, finally the last question. love doing this hehe! I never knew this could be so easy =]

*[[user:apat198|Arti]]
Compsci labs fun. Lectures are not too bad as well.
I like this course overall.
Editing on Wiki is so easy.

*[[user:shan123|sem]]
Hey!! compsci111G people!! have fun with your lab2 report!!

*[[user:eyoo003|Sera]]
today is my second lab time.
I'm enjoying COMPSCI111/111G :)

*[[user:gwil163|Greg]]
Had to fix shan123's spelling. It's interesting having CompSci lectures straight after the lab. 4 hours of CompSci!!!

*[[user:Dpri049|Dom]]

wow this place is great hope it becomes more popular

Man it took me forever to read through this page and find a spelling error to fix. By the time I found one Greg had fixed it!!! grrr. Either way proof reading counts as contributing to the page yea? :D

*[[user:cott007|Cameron]]
CompSci 111 is interesting, particularly the lectures.

*[[user:awon081|Assunta]]
Wow!! Finally the last question of lab 2. So far both labs and lectures for compsci111 been very interesting and fun.
One improvement for this lab room is turning down the air condition, its extremely cold!!

**[[user:vche035|vivan]]
Compsci is useful! but i do agree that the room is very cold!

*[[user:jwha022|Jeong]]
CompSci 111 lab reports takes long time to fisnish...

*[[user:pwad011|puhi]]
I agree and also there are soo many buttons to press can get annoying sometimes

*[[user: kpra032|kartik]]

yes that is true 3 hours i think is a bit too long for a lab

*[[user: ryou005|ron]]

I like the temperature in the lab, its just right. Its easy to add layers of clothing, however its not easy to cool down

*[[user: rsek002|Rd]]

I concur, the temperature in the lab is just right especially in this season. Although i do hope it isnt this cold during the winter.

*[[user: kpra032|kartik]]

Kartik didnt post this message, *[[user: ryou005|ron]] did to illustrate how easy it is to fake an entry...evil huh

*[[user: rliu033|Ricky]]
This is my contribution. Finally finished the last question, i'm bloody hungry atm.

*[[user:vcha081|Valerie]]
yay! finally on last question..took me longer than the first lab haha i reckon it was the blog's fault! doesn't anyone else think its funny that in lectures they point out the pitfalls of wikis and blogs are and yet in the labs our task is to create them?? seems kind of contradictionary to me!

and yes, its far too cold in this room! maybe we should start a petition haha

*[[user: jtay133|jess]]
Great, finally figured out how to do this! I would sign a petition about the room being too cold, my feet are frozen!

*[[user: slie022|seanaldo]]
My feet aren't the only part of me that's frozen... I reckon that the labs should be 6 hours long but is held only once every 2 weeks. Does anyone agree with me??

*[[user: tkuo014|trils]]
I really don't think I can bare being in here for 6 hours...I'm cold, wet and freezing right now..plus I have a cold which doesn't help. :(

*[[user: blee072|blee072]]
Even if the labs were fortnightly lasting 6 hours, I doubt a lot of people would be staying longer than 3. It's a nice thought though but managing the timetables for both the tutors and the students would be a nightmare. By the way, is anyone else having problems with the paperthin keyboards in the labs? I actually had to ask the tutor how to take a screenshot..

*[[user:dhee003|dizzy]]
yay finally last question XD ive decided to join the sensible ppl. Its really cold in this lab, trying to finish before i freeze! But it was still a fun, albeit a cold lab!!!

*[[user:nmuh013|mijamon]]
this page is good at the contents but it is not really good at appearance because there are very few paragraph been used it is difficult to read.

*[[user:aazm006|aliaa]]
I thought it's hard to edit a wiki but it is actually a very simple task. The lab is fun and so useful, I get to know so many things but the 3 hours lab is not enough for me.

*[[user:nbha012|niresha]]
it still too me a while to figure it out! It's definitely freezing in here, goodluck for the rest of the semester!

*[[user:mlal026|mlal026]]
Compsci is an awsome course and anyone interested in doing so should. Well this is an awsome course to take up whether its yourgenersl ed or major it is still good to take up.

*[[user:ohow004|ohow004]]
Wow. Lab 002 has definately contributed to the best time of my life. Highly recommend this Lab.

*[[user:snaf002|snaf]
The lab02 is really exciting. I learned so many things today. It is really good to know about blog, wiki and so on. I hope the next CompSci111 lab will be as good as today!

*[[user:nahm043|fara]
Compsci 111 is such a great course to learn. Creating my own blog is so exciting and interesting!! But, the temperature in the lab was too cold!! My hands are badly freezing!! It's so difficult to use the keyboard, with shaking hand. That's horrible!!

'''*[[user:shad020|wani]]
this lab 02 is so interesting...it introduced me about wiki and blog....Blogging is so awsome..:)''' To find out more information about wiki,just click [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki here]

*[[user:Zrah006|zrah006]]
COMPSCI111 is a great introductory course to the world of computers. It is also very suitable for people who are not computer literate and want some computing skills that will benefit them in the future.
A great resource for students studying COMPSCI111 is [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] and the Stage One Forums [https://forums.cs.auckland.ac.nz Forum Link].

*[[User:Hpen017|hpen017]]
Compsci111 is a great course for people to enjoy learning about computers and improving their skills. Overall this has improved my skills on the comptuer so far. :D

*[[User:hkim231|hskim231]]
Lab two is better than Lab One. I learned interesting things. I think I can improve my computer skills a lot more by the end of this course.

*[[User:sgho008|Sonalee]]
Hi! I am a compsci111 student this semester (one). I am really loving this aspect of publishing and making amendments to webapges, blogs and wiki's. I think its great that we have such resources where we can learn things like this through our time at the university. I am interested to know what other aspects of this course will teach me, as it is only laboratory two and we starting to go into the interesting side of computing. I hope everyone is having just as enjoyable experience as I am. Thank you to the tutors for being so patient. It's great!'

*[[User:yseo019|Yujin]]
Greens question reliability of smacking survey

*[[User:ralm005|ralm005]]
Hi, I am currently doing CompSci111 and so far I am enjoying it, as it provides a good overview of practical computing. The labs are especially helpful as it provides a chance to be more interactive with the computers (rather than just the theory) and enables you to really understand the content that we learn during the lectures. Another good thing about the labs are that after the first hour they are more informal, and you have 1 week to hand your answers in (takes away the pressure where in some labs you have to hand labs in at the end of the session). Good luck to everyone doing the course! :)

*[[user:karm015|karm015]]
The markers are surely lenient enough to allow marks for one sentence contributions. I mean, letting us all know that you are contributing to spam on the main page is, I suppose, a contribution. I am also adding to the spam, so I must also be a COMPSCI111/111G student!

*[[user:zche099|zche099]]
Here is my constribution for COMPSCI111/111G page 33 P3.
Hey!
Want to know the Secret Of Eternal Life? ->John 3:16 :)

*[[User:dsal020|Dan]]
Here is my contribution for CompSci 111/111G. CompSci is a cool subject. I have gained a lot of new information even though it's only the third week of the semester.

*[[User:/mhan112|Minkuk]]
Here is my contribution for CompSci 111/111G Compsic is fun to learn but, lab is too long

*[[User:/cfra066|CFRA066]]
I am really finding Compsci111 quite difficult as I am not very familiar with computers. In saying this, I am enjoying learning the content. I know what I am learning is going to be very useful when I get a job. I cant wait till I graduate and get a job. Im looking forward to earning some money :)
*[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Cho049 Cho049]
Here is my contribution for CompSci 111.Compsci labs fun.I like this course overall.

*[[User:/sraj036|sraj]]
Well,this course seem to be very interesting and mind blowing at times solely on the lab work that was given!

*[[User:/dma007|dma]]
This second lab taught me a lot !! Enjoy!

*[[User:/scho249|sub]]
This course is for students who want to learn about general computers and its related stuff.

*[[User:/mlib007|Mel]]
Great course. Enjoy the course everyone..

*[[User:srat035|Suchi]]
Hey all, I totally agree with all of you. CompSci 111 is a great course. Though it seems easy, it is quite intellectually stimulating! Good luck for the test next Friday and I am sure we will all come out with flying colours!

*[[User:/mji002|Minsik]]
welcome to this course. lets learn more about computer!

*[[User:/jste243|Zephonobia]]
Hi guys, this is my contribution to the wiki. 
The name you see above is also the name I have on the forums. 
This course is entertaining, as although I already know a lot of this better than the back of my hand, 
I'm also learning a lot about coding and today I learnt that swearing isn't acceptable on the internet. 
'''Here's a helpful tip:''' Sometimes people (commonly referred to as "trolls") will try and anger you over the internet, 
just for their own enjoyment. Please don't feed the trolls.
*[[User:/xli233|Xiaozhe]]
Sup.
I just type in some words to make some fun.
Studying hard is the most important.
*[[User:/wwon125|Wei-Yuen]]
I think this course is really practical and is useful that way. Labs are flexible for each student and the tutors are really helpful! I'm really enjoying this!
*[[User:/fben014|Frank]]
Dear fellow students/tutors/general public, Compsci111 is a very interesting and enjoyable course, I hope all students enjoy it as much as I do. This is my fist time editing 'wiki' and I am enjoying it :)
*[[User:/jmit057|Josh]]
Compsci111 is very interesting, I'm enjoying every second of it!
*[[User:/rhas033|Cris]]
CS111 is a very interesting course, despite the fact that it is hard and require a lot of working, we can learn a lot from it
*[[User:/kgan024|karan]]
COMPSCI111 is a fun paper and very interesting also.
*[[User:/lgu009|Louie]]
COMPSCI111 is a rocking course because you learn a lot of things with the computer operating system.

*[[User:halg005|Hala]]
Hi everyone, I just make my first Wiki, Compsci is fun and I am learning so my new stuff.

*[[User:slee497|Soo Youn]]
Kia Ora. Hello everyone. It is good to be in COMPSCI 111 community. Keep up the contribution and work hard.

[[User:acur046|Ally]]
Hey everyone.
I found some useful information about courses you can take in Computer Science.
Please click on my name above or [[click here]] if you want to know what they are.

*[[User:ntoa002|Nicholas]]
Hi Everyone!!!
*[[User:skim282|SHK]]
Hi guys. I think compsci 111 course is very interesting.

Hi

I like Compsci 111 because it teaches us about the history of computing which i never knew about

*[[User:cwhi095|Chris]]

*--[[User:Mara012|Mara012]] 13:56, 4 August 2009 (NZST)

The knowledge developed by academic computer science (CS) is applied to various non-academic situations to arrive at systems that help humans perform tasks that were either out of their reach for being too complex or the tasks that are repetitive in nature.

*[[User:jlee509|JEN]]
Hi, everyone doing Compsci111!
I wish all of you get best results in Frist Semester.

*[[User:vmer006|vam]]
I have to agree with the above comments. Hopefully the amount of information being supplied by students will suffice at the one line mark!
Scrolling down this page they day before my lab report is due.. The number of contributions is insane! what IF everyone had actually bothered to have
found information not already presented? Most would look automatically to information surrounding the topic.. but that is covered within the first few posts.. Makes life harder for everyone else!
So here is my addition... remember to write the lab summary at the top of your report! During my lab i saw many a student having to run back and waste valuable money printing again because they forgot to mention the lab summary..
Oh and of course the usual double page printing! ;) save those resources.

*[[User:mcha255|Mandy]]
Hi Everyone~
I wish you guys having fun in COMPSCI 111.

*[[User:mhen100|Maraea]]
Harow, I'm finally finishing up my lab, sitting here in my warm chair burning the keyboard as I type away the time.
This is a great Class, hopefully by the end of this semester I'ill be a computer whiz, an have brother running for his money, hehe.
And a thanks for reminding me to do my lab summary.

*[[User:wcho083|Damian]]

Hello everyone please come and visit my wiki page. I just have made up a new one for my Compsci111.

This course is so fun!! I learned heaps of things from this course even I only had 2 labs in this week.

Hope everyone learned many things in their courses as like me!!

==Anna' Contribution==
Compsci is very interesting, hope everyone is finding it ok.

*[[User:jwan269|Danni]]
Nearly there, the last question!!
It takes a while to finish a lab. The questions are not hard but quite practical.
Be patient, we are doing a good job~~
Have fun everyone!!

*[[User:biqb001|butul]]
Hi everyone.I am finding the comsci 111 course quite informative.It helps us with the daily things which make life just that bit more easier, something wihich all of us should know how to do.I dont know about anyone else but Iwas totally and utterly clueless when it come to anything to do with computers:P.Well i guess I still am a little clueless-but I'm getting there!!!. With the addition of amazingly nice tutors and awsome people enroled in the course--compsci 111 is a great!!I hope everyone else is enjoying it too.

*[[User:awon099|Anson]]
comsci is very fun, and i am learning alot.

*[[User:vche036|Victor]]
Compsci 111 is a fun and practical course which I hope everyone enjoys as much as I do. It may be an easy course but most who have taken it will tell you that it is also a very useful one. It is probably the only course in the Science department in which you will find useful in your daily life. Whether your a computer expert or not, you will definitely learn a few new tricks in this course. Last but not least, have fun everybody.

*[[User:wli132|JimmyWenkuan]]
To me labs were rather fun, three hours passed within a glance on my watch. This lab was really helpful, learned how to use wiki markups.
Guys, enjoy your times in university, it is the turning point of your life =].

*[[User:lfon025|Lusi Fong]]
Hi all. Labs are informative and are a great practical source of learning. The tutors are very helpful and ample time is given to complete all exercises. I am enjoying the course so far and hope to do well.

*[[User:spar307|Kei]]
Hi everyone, hope you enjoy and find lab useful! because I find myself learning a lot :)

*[[User:aphi045|Adam Phipps]]
I haven't made or edited a wiki page before, i might have to start contributing more later on, this is easy!

*[[User:nngu036|Peter NGUYEN]]
Compsci 111 is very useful for me . I am looking for learning new thing in this course.

== Secret to living longer ==
Be positive.

*[[User:eric017|Emma]]
Hey guys!
A cat born without a tail is actually a breed of cat called a manx!

*[[user:osha011|Osama]]
Hello to the people of CompSic
This subject is a interesting one, basically it gives us more information about somthing we have been using for years (computers/internet).

*[[User:jshi068|Shih]]

*[[User:dbar102|Doma]]
As well as '''green tea''' apples give you energy its said that one apple can give you more energy than a cup of coffee and preserve you better to ;)

*[[User:jyan138| Jenny]]
Don't forget to exercise, and eat healthy.

*[[User:ypar045|Young-Eun]]
Getting some good '''laugh''' also works, as research shows that it lowers the levels of stress hormones.

The research shows that it also boosts our immune system, by increasing activation of natural killer cells and antibodies.

For more information, click [http://www.ivillage.co.uk/health/hlive/style/articles/0,,181167_583851,00.html]
*[[User:kcho169|Klaus]]

Finally. I come to the last tasks. Then. my missions for lab 2 will be complete

Figured I should add to this, I found this link with its [http://www.sparkpeople.com/resource/nutrition_articles.asp?id=283 secrets to living longer]

==James' contribution==

AUGP stands for Auckland Uni Game dev and Programming club
We aim to do game modding in order to gain experience towards a career in game development

==Nathaniel's Wondrous Contribution==
Game development requires a lot of experience in programming and modding. Games run on certain engines to help display graphics and use programming languages accordingly.
Wii is a great console =]

==Rebecca's awsomest contribution==
compsci111 has so much to learn! XD

==James's Valuable Contribution==
This was quite an informative lab session. I learnt a wide variety of new information, like how to '''bold''' a word in a wiki.
==John's Contribution==

Hello there, just wanna say that this course is pretty cool. Thanks to the lecturers and the tutors n_n. Cheers!

=Annemieke's contribution=
Im learning alot about compsci 111

=Annemieke's contribution=
'''I'm learning lots of helpful tips!! why didn't i know some of these before?!!? '''

=A cup of tea a day can keep you awake=
:Green teas are found to have heaps of antioxidants, which could probably
:be good for girls!
:Mom always says: Drink more tea, eat more veges, get more exercises!
:Her secret recipe for a day: juice from sweet potato leaf, radish, tomato, apple, and
:some other green stuff :P

*[[User:myou001|May]]

== also a cup of coffee will keep you awake ==
As we known that coffee contain certain amount of caffeine.
one cup of coffee contain about 60mg of caffeine.
caffine can help people to get lot more done.

[[unser:Zzha156]vin]

Chai is becoming the new way to have your tea. It can be sweet or spicy and always full of flavour.

Green tea and apple in the morning would be more conducive to staying awake in the morning. Studies had shown that can apple can pep you up more than a cup of coffee or tea.

=Tea vs Hot Chocolate=
:I must say that the ongoing debate that people think coffee/tea will create
:this boost of energy or sustainability during a late night of study.
:I disagree, hot chocolate releases endorphins which make you happy.
:Thus instead of being sad and/or grumpy during your late night study sessions,
:you can feel good and happy whilst studying late at night.

*[[User:mphi043|Matamus]]

:I have to agree with Matamus. Hot chocolate is way better and I mean who can say no to chocolate?
*[[User:ssch107|ssch107]]

:I cannot agree any more, however some aerobic exercise will keep my body and mind active during studying at night.
*[[User:aalo010|Alowa]]

=Get plenty of sleep!=
Sleeping actually can make you live longer. Beauty sleep is no myth, it is actually true as the body needs the time during sleep to repair any cellular damage. I read somewhere that if you sleep less than 8hrs per day, the body doesn't have the chance to repair all the cell damage and can shorten your lifespan. So go get some sleep!

==Sleep is a necessity==
[[User:qmik002|queenz]]

Being well rested enables you to focus more and gives you more energy for concentration. Here are a few things that you can do to make sure you get enough sleep throughout the night.

* Improve your daytime habits - daily exercise, fresh air, no napping.
* Create a better sleep environment - fluffly pillows, clean and warm bedding, air circulation.
* Good sleep preparation - not eating before you sleep, no caffeine, don't drink too much liquid.

== AFS System ==

*[[User:skim201|Sen]]
Hello Compsci 111/111G

I think the AFS system is an awesome concept. It allows students to access the information that they have saved on the H: drive on the university computers to be accessed from the home computer. This means that you don't need to email yourself a copy of a file every time you need to work on it at home (if you don't have a USB drive to store and backup information). I learnt this is the Compsci 111/111G Lab 2 class, which was very useful!

That’s it for now,
Sen

[http://http://www.openafs.org/main.html This is the link about AFS system.]

*[[User:stej001|Sarf]]

This course is extremely interesting.

*[[User:cliu119|Chang]]
Editing wiki is such a hard work. However , we understand a lot after it!

*[[User:sfon034|Sfon034]]

I agree Sen, the AFS system is great, if i had forgotten my flashdrive i could just get my files from the AFS

'''Compsci111 is designed for students who want a general introduction to computing. Experience with a wide range of practical applications will provide transferable skills that will be equally useful in academic and industry environments. No prior experience with computers is required, and help is always readily available from the teaching staff.'''''

== Gerards Contribution ==

'''Hey guys just want to say that compsci has a lot of workload but everyone get in there and pass this course.!!!'''

==John's Contribution==

The AFS system is really good. I don't have to email my work home anymore or use a flash drive.

== Jimmy's Contribution ==

Compsci 111 is fun, and really useful....hope all of us can pass this course!!

= Jason's Contribution ==

The cake is a lie..

Yay! I contributed something! =)

I thought I'd just add on to Jimmy's contribution...if that's allright jimmy...
I agree Compsci 111 has really helped me and opened my eyes to the Cyberworld already in just three weeks.
It's not just really fun it's also useful and beneficial for future references.
It introduces many applications on the net I never thought to try or knew was out there.
I enjoy doing the lab reports because I discover new things each time. Thanks Compsci 111!

==Hayden's contribution==

Compsci is very interesting. Probably my favourite paper this semester. Was going to take Stats 101g but thought, nah too much work and it's boring as well. Thank god for Compsci!

==Lockers at University==

If anyone is interested in having a reasonably priced locker, there are lockers available within the Science faculty.

These can be purchased from the Science resource center, located on the ground floor of the Science building.

==Tyson's Contribution==

'''Moore's Law'''
'The number of transistors on a single chip doubles every 18 months, while the price stays the same.'
==Ying's Contribution==
'''This course is fun'''
[http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/compsci111s1c/ For more course information click here]

==Richard's Contribution==
'''HTML basics'''
#All opening tags end with a closing tag eg <a></a> or <img />

=Jesh's Contribution=
----

""While studying computer science, a word of the day helps to broaden the mind and the vocabulary of the brain!'' Learning how to build a better vocabulary can be a pleasurable and profitable investment of both your time and effort.''

=''' Word of the day''' =

=====''with Jesh MacDonald''=====

== '''GRAMINEOUS'''==

====='''PRONUNCIATION:'''=====
====(gruh-MIN-ee-uhs)====
====='''MEANING''':=====

====''adjective:'' Of or relating to grass.====
----

These are my favourite words

#epistolary
#schwerpunkt
#overslaugh

== Japanese lesson ==

Good Morning - Ohayou Gozaimasu 
Good Afternoon - Konnichiwa 
Good Evening - Konban wa 

== Japanese lesson...but MORE ==

Just though I'd add a few more ^^.

Hello.
こんにちは。　Konnichiwa. (kon-nee-chee-WAH)
How are you?
お元気ですか。　O-genki desu ka? (oh-GEN-kee dess-KAH?)
Fine, thank you.
元気です。　Genki desu. (GEN-kee dess)
What is your name?
お名前は何ですか。 O-namae wa nan desu ka?　(oh-NAH-mah-eh wah NAHN dess-KAH?)

Sourced from http://www.japaneselifestyle.com.au/japanese_language/japanese_words.htm - GREAT TO VISIT IF YOU WANT MORE JAPANESE HELP

Soga= Isee

kasan=mum

==[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php?title=User:Jmac249&action=history Click here to see the history of this page!]==

=Rajiv's Contribution==

Watashi no namae wa Rajiv Reddy desu. Juuhachi desu. Ii tenki desu ne.

My name is Rajiv Reddy and I am 18. The weather is good today.

As to why a link for Japanese lessons is on the Compsci wiki I have no idea

=The Last Word=

Apple Inc. is known for its creativity and a fairly neat sense of humour - here is an example I found on the webvine.

The cybernews website NPR reports that any pirates who attempt to hack the latest version of Mac OS X will be greeted by a creative error message:

: "There once was a user who whined
: That his current OS was so blind
: He'd better go pirate
: An OS that ran great
: But he found that his hardware declined..."

[[User:Fpow007|Felice]] 20:32, 24 March 2009 (NZST)

==Roun's Contribution==
====Fashionable People ONLY====
*[[User:rlee087|Ru]]
Hi, compsci111 is a great subject and I hope everyone enjoys the subject as much as I do.

*[[User:tcou015|tcou015]]
Not only is it fun, but it also gives us an opportunity to improve computer skills on the new Vista OS.
I have already found it very helpful for when I am doing assignments for other courses in Uni.

I hope everyone is doing well, even the non-fashionable people.

==Love lab02==
We learned how to use the Internet, including email, www, forums, blogs and wikis in this lab. It is very good that learn something new everyday.

== Georgina's Contribution ==
CompSci111/111G is a good course to enhance PC skills, I'm looking forward to the Microsoft Office part, but I don't like using Vista though.
----
== Marian's Contribution ==
I find compsci111 a really good paper. The good thing is you do not require prior knowledge of computers. I hope to get a really good mark. I also find the labs very good.

==Michael's Contribution==
CompSci111/111G provides opportunities for those who have never experience the technique of using a PC before, and also it may advance your knowledge for the latest technology.

==YUJIn's Contritubtion==

'''COMPSCI 111G is a lot of fun :)
HOpe to have a good year wit COMPSCI 111'''
------
I am really enjoying compsci111. I think it is a really good paper to do. The good thing is you do not have to have prior knowledge. I am hoping to get a really good grade.I find the labs very helpful.

==Yiran's Cntribution==
Hello everyone in CS111, This is such a fun course that we always learn something we didn't know.
Hope you all have a great time this semester.

==Jeff's useful contributions==
----
*You need to pass theory and practical part of compsci111/111G to pass the course :)
*To pass the practical part of compsci111/111G , You need to attain at least 7.5 marks out of the available 15 marks.
*Compsci111/111G test is next friday :)

This is my page [[User:yli319]]

==='''Liam's contribution'''===

----
Just to add to the above post, the theory part of the course (labs) is worth 15% of your overall mark, leaving 65% for the exam and 20% for the Tests.

Also, according to my calculations, the test is not until the 28th August.

[[User:Lfox008|Lfox008]] 12:20, 6 August 2009 (NZST)

==Cindy's Contribution==
If you desperately need a computer to print out your lecture notes and everyone using a computer is checking out their trade me or bebo page then this is the contribution to read!
 There are computer labs in the science department, not just on the ground floor but on the 1st floor as well.
 If that fails, make your way over to the '''Art's Student Center''' where there are computer labs you can use to do your assignments or that extra course reading!
 If you liked my contribution, check out my user page [[User:Hwan154]]

==Jason's Contribution==
If you do not have money to print this lab report out please go to

'''Kate Edgars Information Commons Level 2 to top up'''

=== Joseph's Contribution===

You may also go to short loan which is on level 1 of the Kate Edgar building to top up.

Joseph

==Lesa's Comtribution==
Reminder: Thier is no Computer Science 111 Lectures next week so please use the time wisely and study for the Test:
*Test is on Friday the 3rd of April 2009
*You must be prompt and arrive at 6:15pm

Room Allocations For Test (Based on your Surname):

*Eng1439: Ahmad - Emery
*PLT1: Etuale - Lata
*MLT1: Latu - Park
*Eng1401: Parkinson - Toi
*Eng3404: Toms - Wu
*Eng3407: Xie - Zhou

Good Luck to us all :)

=== Jin's Contribution===
Get together with classmates and study for the test coming up. Check where your Room Allocations are before the test day. Good luck to you all!

*[[User:kjin004|Jin]]

== Ofa's Contribution ==

I have just started studying for the test.

== Hannah's Contribution ==

I better start studying for the test too :S

==Sahar's Contribution==

I found out about Mozilla Firefox too, It is a great browser, I do not need anti virus any more, Its free and easy to Install,
I greatly recommend it to everyone if you want to protect your computer from spywares and etc... I hope this helps!

==Bryce's Contribution==
The print-screen key on the mac boards is f14. You are now manually breathing.

== Michael's Contribution ==

Personally the labs aren't much fun and need to be made a lot better to make students interested.
The labs are very useful.
==muah==
yea your right

==JaeSung's contribution==

This wiki thing is so hard to use.
But I'm still trying because lab sessions worth 10%

==Jun-Nyun's contribution==
I wish labs to be more fun!

==Harrison's Contribution==
I had no idea how to use Wikis before this! This is awesome.. They are hard to use, but its not too bad.
I'm trying as hard as I can to get 100% in this Lab!

==Matt K's Contribution==

These labs are pretty fun!

Do we now admit to vandalizing Wikipedia in our younger days? Oops.

==Bill Gates==
William Henry "Bill" Gates III founded the software company Microsoft with Paul Allen.
He is consistently ranked to be one of the world's wealthiest people.
He also authored or co-authored several books.

Gates was born in Seattle, Washington, to William H. Gates, Sr. and Mary Maxwell Gates, who was of Scottish descent.[8]. His family was upper middle class; his father was a prominent lawyer, his mother served on the board of directors for First Interstate BancSystem and the United Way, and her father, J. W. Maxwell, was a national bank president. Gates has one elder sister, Kristi (Kristianne), and one younger sister, Libby. He was the fourth of his name in his family, but was known as William Gates III or "Trey" because his father had dropped his own "III" suffix.[9] Early on in his life, Gates' parents had a law career in mind for him.[10]

To find more about Bill Gates, you can go here: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Gates Bill Gates]

[[User:Mhan113|Mhan113]]

==Ben E's Contribution==

Computer Science can be found in the '''Science''' Faculty

[User: beva013]

==Alex's Contribution==
I know computer science 111 is very helpful for me to understanding the information system.

==CompSci Stage 1 courses==

Computer Science is currently offering 4 stage one courses. They are as follows:
*COMPSCI 101
*COMPSCI 105
*COMPSCI 111/111G
*ENGGEN 131

[[User:cwu079|cwu079]]

==Lisa's Contribution==
I love doing the labs. I learn so much from them.

== Jason's Contribution ==

The cake is a lie.. but I still love cake!

Yay! I contributed something! =)

==Sam's Contribution==

Hello. I am finishing my compsci111 lab02, it is the last step.

==Leila's Contribution==

Greetings fellow students, I wish you all the best of luck in this course. I have faith that you will all get superb marks and will get a boost in your GPA's by the conclusion of the course, :).

==Jonathon's Contribution==

Hey everyone, hope you are all enjoying this course as much as I am. I would also like the CompSci department to use Google Chrome as their default web browser as it is awesome.
Here is a link to my page: [[User:Jcai042]]

== Mariam's contribution ==

The knowledge developed by academic computer science (CS) is applied to various non-academic situations to arrive at systems that help humans perform tasks that were either out of their reach for being too complex or the tasks that are repetitive in nature.

== Shota's contribution ==

It's always fun learning new things. I'm loving this course.

== Craig's Contribution ==

There is a current known problem with all the computers in the laboratories. It appears that Windows Vista has been installed as a prank to try slow students down. The correct OS that should be running is Apple's OS X 10.5

If your computer is still running Vista after the date 5/8/9 please talk to your lab instructor who will reassign you to another computer while he or she will conduct an exorcism on the computer in question.

Thanks for your time.

== Headline text ==

=egul002 says:=
Why does everyone hate Aucklanders? They should try living here.
My page is [[User:egul002 | here!]]

== Hyun-Ah's contribution ==
Hello everyone, I am finally finishing my lab 02:) So great!!!

==Meaningless bytes of info typed by Arena==
Computer Science is hugely relevant in today's society. Nearly all jobs require some computer proficiency. Thats why Im doing it! And now a quote:

"Part of the inhumanity of the computer is that, once it is competently programmed and working smoothly, it is completely honest. "
Isaac Asimov

==Richard's contribution==
I have really enjoyed this lab :) I didn't how to make a wiki entry, but now I do, thanks to this awesome course, COMPSCI 111. If you'd like to check out my page, please [[User:Rbad009 | click here]]

==Kim's contribution==
Hi about to finish my lab yay. I think this course will be useful.

==Angela's Contribution==
I find the labs a big help. They really contribute to my learning.

==Durban's Contribution==
<s>My contribution is the best because it has a line through it.</s>

==The contribution of Lewis Tapene==
This lab has been very good and has taught me alot of new things.

As well as that i am finally coming to the end of my lab.

== Electronic Music ==

Hi guys if you like electronic music you should read [http://sonictransfer.com/ this page] as it has many useful tutorials on how to create it. Also, check out my boyfriend's website [http://alphabit.co.nz/site/music here.] There are some original tracks he has written and a mix consisting of ten tracks ranging from trance to DnB.

* [[User:Brob106| My user page]]

==The contribution of Dcha158==
Im pretty sure i messed something up.
Apologies in advance.

Click [http://www.auckland.ac.nz/ here] to go back to the uni site

==[[User:ofog001|Olivia's contribution]]==
===The cake is a lie===
But if you still believe the cake is '''not''' a lie, you will find the recipe in this [http://half-life.wikia.com/wiki/GLaDOS article.]

Take special care with the volatile malted milk impoundments and the cross borehole electro-magnetic imaging rhubarb.

In case you did not know this is an amusing reference to the popular steam game, portal - Tyler

==Ethan's ''this can hardly be called a contribution''==
All we're doing is making this wiki page a total mess, someone should really tidy this thing up.
That being said, I will not be that person. Due to my apparent mediocrity.
For more information of how mediocre I am, see user page [[User:Elin028|Ethan]].
[[user:spar340|SoYoung]]
Welcome to compsci 111 stage one Wiki. My name is SoYoung. I hope you guys are enjoying this course so far. I hope we can be rewarded with out grades.

Hello, my name is Michael, come check out my link. I'm a nice guy, single, looking for that special someone. RESPONCE to Michael: Male or female?

[[user:mcho106|michael]]

*[[user:yma060|marco]]
=='''Insightful Comments and Feedbacks'''==
*[[User:okwo008|OI]]
Hello, enjoy the labs~!It helps your mark!

*[[User:nnik019]]
==Joo Eun's Contributions==
COMPSCI111 is very interesting, which i think it will help me a lot later in my future.
Mostly, I like the way we experiment with basics of computer managements, world wide web and others that we will use in our daily life.
This will allow me to expand my knowledge about computers.

*[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Jkim386]
==Tanya's Contribution==
Today I got to create a Blog. I've never done anything like this before so it was all new to me, I don't want to sound stupid but I kind of found it hard. But after I realized what I needed to do it was sort of cool. I agree with Grace this course is defintiely giving us some skills that we can one day put to good use.

Doing labs for this course definitely gives me a better understanding of what we are learning in class. It is also a bit different to other courses where you only have theory and no practical

==Scott Manson's Contributions==
I have also found COMPSCI 111 very interesting thus far. I am looking forward to later on in the course where we start to learn about programming. I have taken a serious interest in computers and how they operate and this course has proven to be a good way of refreshing my knowledge on how everything works.
For a link to my personal wiki user page, click [https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Sman183 here]
==Jake's contribution==

I am sure Compsci111 will prove to be a very '''useful''' paper re the fact that it covers a wide variety of everyday skills and applications
which can be put to use '''in everyday''' life and in the workplace and study arena.

*[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:agal041]

CompSci111G is '''awesome''' and very useful to develop my skills about Cyberspace.
'''CompSci111G is designed for students who want a general introduction to computing. Experience with a wide range of practical applications will provide transferable skills that will be equally useful in academic and industry environments. No prior experience with computers is required, and help is always readily available from the teaching staff. '''

I'm really very sorry for editing ur page with out ur permission plz forgive me

Well, actually we are learning very exiting stuff in compsci111. We can do soo many things, which we hardly know. As we exploit, it keeps exploding.

==Tanys's contribution==
I have to agree with jake's idea that Compsci is developing skills that can be used in cyberspace, these skills assist in time management and will add to the quality of work completed using Cyberspace. The course is a great way of brushing up on forgotten techniques.

==Simon's contribution==

Hi everyone, this is my contribution to the wiki. Compsci 111 is fun.

[[User ssqu004]]

==Yeolisha's contribution==
''I agree COMPSCI111 is fun, today we got to make our own blog's which is pretty cool!''
'''Come to my page its very interesting.'''

[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Lzha242 Ling]

Anon wrote : Dayral you rule i have the flu can you heal me man ???
== Daryls contribution to the wiki ==

Yes!! Last question. I can go home now!!
I've never used anything like Wikipedia before took me a while to fine that damn edit button (is damn a swear word? I hope it's not, because I've just used it twice)
*[[User:rsam043|Rothborey]]
==Eunmi's Contribution==
Hi, I think this is awesome :)
*[[User:ejoo002|Eunmi]]

I think Wiki is a really good place to gain more knowledges about windows functions and to know more other COMPSCI 111 students.

COMPSCI 111 actually gives us changes to do something practical instead of memorize all those theories that we might forget after exams.

Hope everyone enjoy it and GOOD LUCK for the test :(

*[[User:Mwu045|Michy]]
==Yi's contribution==
Hi everyone, I hope everyone enjoying compsci111 as much as i have! i am finding this course very useful.

== Song Min's Contribution ==
I think this subject is very useful as I become more knowledgeable on the basic skills on the computer.
This allows me to move on to a more advanced stage, so I can have skills such as editing an article on a blog and creating my own blog.
==Richard's Contribution==
Hi everyone, I hope everyone is enjoying CompSci111. I'm finding it fun as I am learning new skills in this course.

yuzo
The supervisors on Wed 10-1pm are fantastic! Tanya

===Attention Staff===

Staff - ''noun'' - An alien being who has subjected them self to the contrastingly exciting and painful experience of studying materials at a tertiary level. Many resort to alcohol (e.g. most engineering students) to make their time more exciting, while a selected few actually focus throughout their study time.

Lecturer - ''Stress contributor'' - Also, a human being who subjects their students to the contrastingly exciting and also, painful experience of studying materials at a tertiary level. Many resort to off-topic discussions (e.g most Physics lecturers) to make their time teaching pass more quickly, while few lecturers actually talk about all the boring things (except in COMPSCI, where all things are cool) throughout their teaching time, eventually resorting students to alcohol during their study time. (who just deleted my name =.=||) --Edweenie

==Aben071 Contribution==

I find this paper very interesting.

'''Main Page''' : [[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/Main_Page]]

='''Lavenda's Contribution'''=

: I am really '''learning a lot''' in Computer Science 111, especially through these lab assignments. The other departments should consider doing it this way because it is a very effective way to learn and get assignments done properly. Well, in my opinion that is the case.

== Compsci 111 ==

compsci 111 is a such a useful course.
There are so many useful informations to learn about computers.

==Csia011 Contribution==

COMPSCI111/111G has been an awesome course so far. I got to know and learn some new stuff and it is pretty interesting. Labs are very easy going so far and i like the idea where we are able to finish it during our own time. I find it really ideal as some of us might have clashes or like myself, who have a 9am start and straight on, without any breaks in between, till 5pm!! Anyway, i really enjoy this course. Hope everyone enjoys it too and good luck for the upcoming mid-semester break.

Cheers

=I refuse to respond=
to all you obnoxious trolls.Simmer down, behave yourselves.

Are you ok?

2009-08-12T09:35:24Z

Hlit009:

There Coming to take me away haha.hehe.hoho.huhu.

to the funny farm where life is beautiful all the time

and ill be happy to see those nice young men in their clean white coats

and there coming to take me away hahaa!
:HailsOnTheRocks 11:35, 10 August 2009 (NZST)

Hyper Text Markup Language

2009-08-12T01:19:51Z

Hlit009:

Hyper Text Markup Language, also known as HTML, is the mark up language used to create web pages. The mark up language of HTML consists of "codes" or "tags". Tags are normally part of a pair, the first tag is the 'opening' tag, whilst the second tag is the 'closing' tag.
For example, if you wished to underline a heading in your webpage, you would use the tag to start underlining the text, and then at the end to stop underlining the text. Although it is not a necessity to close your tags, it makes your coding for your web page a lot tidier. Sometimes, if you do not close your tags, you may end up with unwanted formatting in your webpage.

Here are some basic codes which are generally used:

<html> </html> This code defines the entire webpage of body. The opening tag is usually placed at the very beginning, before any other html coding, whilst the ending tag is placed at the very end.
 <body> </body> This tag is for the main body of html in your webpage.
 This tag allows you to have a paragraph in your text.
 Allows you to make your font bold, such as this.
 Similar to the bold tag, however, instead this changes your font to italics.

User:Hlit009

2009-08-11T05:04:22Z

Hlit009: /* On Another Note... */

==About '''ME'''==
=== Hi My Name is Hails. ===
I am Currently doing a Bachelor of Arts. This is my first year and I'm planning on doing a triple major. Can you guess in what subjects? :P 

My favourotie part is the game section. you should check it out [https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/Main_Page#THE_GAME It's pretty awesome], and click on the rules link if your not playing the game already.
*- If you want a request, please, either post it on [[User_talk:Hlit009|this page]] or email me at hlit009@aucklanduni.ac.nz

===Hi My Name is Fred. ===
I am fred. You may have felt my pet rabbit one day, he gets into a lot of trouble because he likes to jump up and sit on peoples heads. this would be okay, but it seems that he is a bit heavy and thus makes his seat a bit heavy headed.

==On Another Note...==
check out my mouse page that I'm constructing...... [[History_of_the_Mouse|MICE!]] 
Im also going to start a few more....
*click [[Apple|Here]] for Apple Computers,
* [[Windows|Here]] for Windows OS,
* and [[Meaning of life|Here]] for the meaning of life 
If you want to go back to sanity, well, then click [[Main_Page|Here]] to go to the main page.

:Other wise you could Click [[HAHA!|HERE]] ''Go on''. You '''know''' you want to.

==Links I recommend==
*[[Are_you_ok%3F|Mental Help]]
*[[Help:Editing|Editing Help]]
* [http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Blue_Screen_of_Death Blue Screen of Death]
*[[Please don't feed the trolls]]

==Random Things off the Top of My Head That I am Gratefully Sharing With YOU==
* I take the train to uni - yay. 
* On Monday morning (the 3rd of August) the train I was on broke down. how exciting. 
* Once I saw a sheep, a cow, and a dog break into a house 
* Merry Christmas! 
* I have a Blog. you can visit it [http://hailsontherocks.blogspot.com/ here] :). but be warned, it contains sillies

User:Hlit009

2009-08-11T05:00:03Z

Hlit009: /* On Another Note... */

==About '''ME'''==
=== Hi My Name is Hails. ===
I am Currently doing a Bachelor of Arts. This is my first year and I'm planning on doing a triple major. Can you guess in what subjects? :P 

My favourotie part is the game section. you should check it out [https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/Main_Page#THE_GAME It's pretty awesome], and click on the rules link if your not playing the game already.
*- If you want a request, please, either post it on [[User_talk:Hlit009|this page]] or email me at hlit009@aucklanduni.ac.nz

===Hi My Name is Fred. ===
I am fred. You may have felt my pet rabbit one day, he gets into a lot of trouble because he likes to jump up and sit on peoples heads. this would be okay, but it seems that he is a bit heavy and thus makes his seat a bit heavy headed.

==On Another Note...==
check out my mouse page that I'm constructing...... [[History_of_the_Mouse|MICE!]] 
Im also going to start a few more....
*click [[Apple|Here]] for Apple Computers,
* [[Windows|Here]] for Windows OS,
* and [[Meaning of life|Here]] for the meaning of life 
If you want to go back to sanity, well, then click [[Main_Page|Here]] to go to the main page.

:Other wise you could Click [[HAHA!|HERE]] ''Go on''. You '''know''' you want to.

==Random Things off the Top of My Head That I am Gratefully Sharing With YOU==
* I take the train to uni - yay. 
* On Monday morning (the 3rd of August) the train I was on broke down. how exciting. 
* Once I saw a sheep, a cow, and a dog break into a house 
* Merry Christmas! 
* I have a Blog. you can visit it [http://hailsontherocks.blogspot.com/ here] :). but be warned, it contains sillies

HAHA!

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::YOU JUST LOST THE GAME!

HAHA!

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YOU JUST LOST THE GAME! haha, :P

:D

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==About '''ME'''==
=== Hi My Name is Hails. ===
I am Currently doing a Bachelor of Arts. This is my first year and I'm planning on doing a triple major. Can you guess in what subjects? :P 

My favourotie part is the game section. you should check it out [https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/Main_Page#THE_GAME It's pretty awesome], and click on the rules link if your not playing the game already.
*- If you want a request, please, either post it on [[User_talk:Hlit009|this page]] or email me at hlit009@aucklanduni.ac.nz

===Hi My Name is Fred. ===
I am fred. You may have felt my pet rabbit one day, he gets into a lot of trouble because he likes to jump up and sit on peoples heads. this would be okay, but it seems that he is a bit heavy and thus makes his seat a bit heavy headed.

==On Another Note...==
check out my mouse page that I'm constructing...... [[History_of_the_Mouse|MICE!]] 
Im also going to start a few more.... click [[Apple|Here]] for Apple Computers, [[Windows|Here]] for Windows OS, and [[Meaning of life|Here]] for the meaning of life 
If you want to go back to sanity, well, then click [[Main_Page|Here]] to go to the main page. Other wise you could Click [[HAHA!|HERE]] ''Go on''. You '''know''' you want to.

==Random Things off the Top of My Head That I am Gratefully Sharing With YOU==
* I take the train to uni - yay. 
* On Monday morning (the 3rd of August) the train I was on broke down. how exciting. 
* Once I saw a sheep, a cow, and a dog break into a house 
* Merry Christmas! 
* I have a Blog. you can visit it [http://hailsontherocks.blogspot.com/ here] :). but be warned, it contains sillies

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System Requirements guide

2009-08-11T04:55:57Z

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A guide to System Requirements

System requirements are often confusing things. So I figured someone should make a guide to them. Thus by tomorrow there should be a significant massive block of text below this.

The first pitfall most users seem to fall into is the difference between Minimum and Recommended System Requirements. Minimum system requirements seem to be a throwback from the 1990s where applications didn't actually need that much processing power to run and programmers could be confident that even older systems could run. The unfortunate thing is that this has changed so now minimum system requirements mean that if your computer meets them the application will either barely run with a minimal feature set or not at all. This is why the first rule of thumb is to make sure your PC meets the '''Recommended System Requirements'''.

To illustrate the point I will use my retail box of Windows Vista Home Premium.

''Note I am currently freezing in Lab 02 of CompSci111G so I will write it from the comfort of my own PC tonight not some awful Apple Mac''

Rapid Evolution
#1989 Tim Berners-Lee begins work on the WWW project
#1991 WWW operational at CERN
#1992 WWW goes public
#1993 Mosaic created by Marc Andreessen (First GUI browser)
#1994 US Senate allow commerce on Internet
#Netscape Communications formed, Yahoo! formed
#1995 Microsoft Internet Explorer
#1998 Netscape became open-source, developed into Mozilla

== Future of System requirements ==
In recent years computer hardware companies have started making components with 64-bit architecture. Almost all computers in the last few years are made like this but in order to take advantage of this you need to have a 64-bit operating system and program which are quite rare for computers that run Microsoft Windows which are commonly 32-bit. With the release of windows 7 this year 64-bit operating systems will become much more common.

=Advantages are=
#the limit of ram is now 16 exabytes instead of 3.8gb
#calculations are executed 3-5 times faster
#files larger than 4gb are much faster and easier to work with
#current 64-bit operating systems can also run 32-bit applications

=Disadvantages are=
#currently there aren't many 64-bit programs on the market currently but that will soon change
#ram is limited to 196gb but computers with this much ram are very rare

and i like this course!!!!

==Useful Links==

*To Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_requirements]
*Example of System Requirements[http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/get/system-requirements.aspx]
*Assess your computers ability to run games [http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srl]
*64-Bit wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit]

System Requirements guide

2009-08-11T04:55:34Z

Hlit009: /* More Links by stwi007 */

A guide to System Requirements

System requirements are often confusing things. So I figured someone should make a guide to them. Thus by tomorrow there should be a significant massive block of text below this.

The first pitfall most users seem to fall into is the difference between Minimum and Recommended System Requirements. Minimum system requirements seem to be a throwback from the 1990s where applications didn't actually need that much processing power to run and programmers could be confident that even older systems could run. The unfortunate thing is that this has changed so now minimum system requirements mean that if your computer meets them the application will either barely run with a minimal feature set or not at all. This is why the first rule of thumb is to make sure your PC meets the '''Recommended System Requirements'''.

To illustrate the point I will use my retail box of Windows Vista Home Premium.

''Note I am currently freezing in Lab 02 of CompSci111G so I will write it from the comfort of my own PC tonight not some awful Apple Mac''

Rapid Evolution
#1989 Tim Berners-Lee begins work on the WWW project
#1991 WWW operational at CERN
#1992 WWW goes public
#1993 Mosaic created by Marc Andreessen (First GUI browser)
#1994 US Senate allow commerce on Internet
#Netscape Communications formed, Yahoo! formed
#1995 Microsoft Internet Explorer
#1998 Netscape became open-source, developed into Mozilla

== Future of System requirements ==
In recent years computer hardware companies have started making components with 64-bit architecture. Almost all computers in the last few years are made like this but in order to take advantage of this you need to have a 64-bit operating system and program which are quite rare for computers that run Microsoft Windows which are commonly 32-bit. With the release of windows 7 this year 64-bit operating systems will become much more common.

=Advantages are=
#the limit of ram is now 16 exabytes instead of 3.8gb
#calculations are executed 3-5 times faster
#files larger than 4gb are much faster and easier to work with
#current 64-bit operating systems can also run 32-bit applications

=Disadvantages are=
#currently there aren't many 64-bit programs on the market currently but that will soon change
#ram is limited to 196gb but computers with this much ram are very rare

and i like this course!!!!

==Useful Links==

#To Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_requirements]
#Example of System Requirements[http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/get/system-requirements.aspx]
#Assess your computers ability to run games [http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srl]

#64-Bit wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit]

System Requirements guide

2009-08-11T04:55:25Z

Hlit009: /* Useful Links by cwil257 */

A guide to System Requirements

System requirements are often confusing things. So I figured someone should make a guide to them. Thus by tomorrow there should be a significant massive block of text below this.

The first pitfall most users seem to fall into is the difference between Minimum and Recommended System Requirements. Minimum system requirements seem to be a throwback from the 1990s where applications didn't actually need that much processing power to run and programmers could be confident that even older systems could run. The unfortunate thing is that this has changed so now minimum system requirements mean that if your computer meets them the application will either barely run with a minimal feature set or not at all. This is why the first rule of thumb is to make sure your PC meets the '''Recommended System Requirements'''.

To illustrate the point I will use my retail box of Windows Vista Home Premium.

''Note I am currently freezing in Lab 02 of CompSci111G so I will write it from the comfort of my own PC tonight not some awful Apple Mac''

Rapid Evolution
#1989 Tim Berners-Lee begins work on the WWW project
#1991 WWW operational at CERN
#1992 WWW goes public
#1993 Mosaic created by Marc Andreessen (First GUI browser)
#1994 US Senate allow commerce on Internet
#Netscape Communications formed, Yahoo! formed
#1995 Microsoft Internet Explorer
#1998 Netscape became open-source, developed into Mozilla

== Future of System requirements ==
In recent years computer hardware companies have started making components with 64-bit architecture. Almost all computers in the last few years are made like this but in order to take advantage of this you need to have a 64-bit operating system and program which are quite rare for computers that run Microsoft Windows which are commonly 32-bit. With the release of windows 7 this year 64-bit operating systems will become much more common.

=Advantages are=
#the limit of ram is now 16 exabytes instead of 3.8gb
#calculations are executed 3-5 times faster
#files larger than 4gb are much faster and easier to work with
#current 64-bit operating systems can also run 32-bit applications

=Disadvantages are=
#currently there aren't many 64-bit programs on the market currently but that will soon change
#ram is limited to 196gb but computers with this much ram are very rare

and i like this course!!!!

==Useful Links==

#To Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_requirements]
#Example of System Requirements[http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/get/system-requirements.aspx]
#Assess your computers ability to run games [http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srl]

==More Links by stwi007==
#64-Bit wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit]

Help

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There is a help section under main page of wikipedia.
to veiw it, Click [https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/Main_Page#Helpful_Hints_for_this_wiki HERE]

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Binary prefix

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=CAN SOME ONE CATEGORIZE THIS PAGE PLEASE?=
In computing, a '''binary prefix''' is a set of letters that precede a unit of measure (such as a [[byte]]) to indicate multiplication by a power of two. In certain contexts in computing, such as [[computer memory]] sizes, units of information storage and communication traffic ([[Byte]]) have traditionally been reported in multiples of powers of two. The term ''binary prefix'' is intended to differentiate usage of certain symbolic abbreviations (for example, '''k''' or '''kilo''') from the ''[[SI prefixes]]'', which are always decimal (power of 10) multiples.<ref name="bipm">{{cite web|url=http://www.bipm.org/en/si/prefixes.html|title=BIPM - SI prefixes|format=html}}</ref>

The first few binary multipliers, e.g., 1024 (210), {{gaps|1|048|576}} (220), are close in value to [[SI prefixes]], such as kilo (1000 = 103) and mega ({{gaps|1|000|000}} = 106), respectively. Therefore it became common practice amongst computer professionals to use these prefixes for the binary multiples – for example, to use the symbol ''M'' (mega) to mean {{gaps|1|048|576}} instead of {{gaps|1|000|000}}. However, when used with [[SI units]] and in some other contexts, these prefixes retain their decimal meanings. Certain disciplines of computing have always used these prefixes as decimal multipliers, for example, when specifying quantities of bits transmitted on a [[Serial communication|serial]] [[transmission medium]]. This has led to ambiguity in intended use of these prefixes.<ref name="NIST"/>

In 1999, following recommendations by the [[International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry]] (IUPAC) in 1995<ref name="iupac">[http://ww1.iucr.org/cexec/rep95/idcns.htm IUCr 1995 Report - IUCr IUPAC Interdivisional Committee on Nomenclature and Symbols (IDCNS)]</ref> and [[National Institute of Standards and Technology]] (NIST), the standards organization known as the [[International Electrotechnical Commission]] (IEC) adopted a set of distinct prefixes (cf. [[IEC 60027]]), e.g., '''kibi''' (symbol Ki, from "kilobinary")<ref name="NIST"/> and '''mebi''' (symbol Mi, from "megabinary"), to indicate binary multipliers. The system used the multiplier 1024 (210), rather than 1000 (103) as in the SI system, to arrive at successively larger prefixes. Under this recommendation, the SI prefixes should only be used in the decimal sense: [[kilobyte]] and [[megabyte]] denote one thousand bytes and one million bytes respectively, while [[kibibyte]] and [[mebibyte]] denote 1024 bytes and {{gaps|1|048|576}} bytes respectively. This recommendation has since been adopted by some other leading national and international standards bodies, that now prescribe that the prefixes k, M and G should always refer to powers of ten, ''even in the context of information technology''.<ref name="BIPM"/><ref name="NIST"/><ref name="IEEE1541"/><ref name="ieee260">{{cite book|isbn=073813998X|title=IEEE Std 260.1-2004, IEEE Standard Letter Symbols for Units of Measurement (SI Units, Customary Inch-Pound Units, and Certain Other Units)|version=Revision of 260.1-1993|publisher=[[IEEE]]|url=http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/servlet/opac?punumber=9287|date=23 September 2004|author=sponsor, Standards Coordinating Committee on Quantities, Units, and Letter Symbols.}}</ref> Notwithstanding the availability of the new binary prefixes and their unambiguous meaning, they have seen limited adoption in practice; the use of K (or k), M and G as binary multipliers when denoting the capacity of solid‑state memory like [[random access memory]] (RAM) remains a ubiquitous industry practice.<ref>[http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/welcome.html Hewlett-Packard], [http://www.dell.com/ Dell], [http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&categoryId=16155&SR=nav:shop:computers:desktops:ss&ref=http%3A//www.sony.com/index.php Sony], [http://www.apple.com/mac/ Apple Inc.], [http://explore.toshiba.com/laptops Toshiba], [http://www.gateway.com/systems/category/529598023.php Gateway] [http://www.sun.com/desktop/index.jsp Sun Microsystems], [http://www.4allmemory.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=search.rdram_rambus_pc1066 4AllMemory.com]</ref>

==History==
{{seealso|Timeline of binary prefixes}}

===Early usage===
Early computers used one of two addressing methods to access the system memory; binary (base-2) or decimal (base-10). For instance, the [[IBM 701]] (1952) used binary and could address 2,048 36-[[bit]] [[word (computing)|words]], while the [[IBM 702]] (1953) used decimal and could address 10,000 7-bit words.

By the mid 1960s, binary addressing had become the standard architecture in computer design. The computer system documentation would specify the memory size with an exact number such as 32768, 65536 or 131072 words of storage (all [[powers of 2]]). There were several methods used to abbreviate these quantities. The use of ''K'' in the binary sense as in a "32K core" can be found as early as 1959<ref name = "32K 1959">{{cite journal | last = Real | first = P. | title = A generalized analysis of variance program utilizing binary logic. | journal = ACM '59: Preprints of papers presented at the 14th national meeting of the Association for Computing Machinery | pages = 78-1–78-5 | month = September | year = 1959 | doi = 10.1145/612201.612294 | publisher = ACM Press |quote = On a '''32k core''' size 704 computer, approximately 28,000 datum may be analyzed, ... without resorting to auxiliary tape storage.}} Note: the IBM 704 core memory units had 4096 36-bit words. Up to 32,768 words could be installed </ref><ref name = "32K 1960">{{cite journal | last =Gruenberger | first =Fred | title =Letters to the Editor | journal =Communications of the ACM | volume =3 | issue =10 | month =October | year =1960 | url = http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/367415.367419 | doi = 10.1145/367415.367419}} "The 8K core stores were getting fairly common in this country in 1954. The 32K store started mass production in 1956; it is the standard now for large machines and at least 200 machines of the size (or its equivalent in the character addressable machines) are in existence today (and at least 100 were in existence in mid-1959)." Note: The [[IBM 1401]] was a character addressable computer.</ref> [[Gene Amdahl|Gene Amdahl's]] seminal 1964 article on [[IBM System/360]] used 1K to mean 1024.<ref name="IBM360">{{cite journal | last =Amdahl | first = Gene M. | authorlink = Gene Amdahl | coauthors = [[Gerrit Blaauw]]; [[Fred Brooks]]| title = Architecture of the IBM System/360 | journal =IBM Journal of Research and Development | volume =8 | issue =2 | publisher = IBM | year = 1964 | url = http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/rd/441/amdahl.pdf|format=PDF}} Figure 1 gives storage (memory) capacity ranges of the various models in "Capacity 8 bit bytes, 1 K = 1024"</ref> This style was used by other computer vendors, the [[CDC 7600]] ''System Description'' (1968) made extensive use of K as 1024.<ref name = "CDC7600">{{cite book | author = Control Data Corporation | title = Control Data 7600 Computer System: Preliminary System Description | month = November | year = 1968 | url = http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/CDC/CDC.7600.1968.102646087.pdf |quote = One type, designated as the small core memory (SCM) is a many bank coincident current type memory with a total of 64K words of 60 bit length (K=1024).|format=PDF}}</ref> Another style was to truncate the last 3 digits and append K. The exact values {{gaps|32|768}}, {{gaps|65|536}} and {{gaps|131|072}} would then become 32K, 65K and 131K.<ref name = "CDC6600">{{cite book | author = Control Data Corporation | title = Control Data 6400/6500/6600 Computer Systems Reference Manual | year = 1965-1967 | pages = pg 2–1 | edition = Pub No. 60100000 | url = http://ed-thelen.org/comp-hist/CDC-6600-R-M.html#TOC/ |quote = Central Memory is organized into 32K, 65K, or 131K words (60-bit) in 8, 16, or 32 banks of 4096 words each.}}</ref> (If {{gaps|32|768}} were instead rounded off, it would be 33K; if K = 1024 were used, 65,536 would become "64K".) This style was used from about 1965 to 1975.

These two styles (K = 1024 and truncation) were used loosely around the same time, sometimes by the same company. (In discussions of binary-addressed memories, the exact size was evident from context.) The [[HP 2100|HP 21MX]] real-time computer (1974) denoted 196608 as 196K and {{gaps|1|048|576}} as 1 M,<ref name ="HP21MX">{{cite journal | last =Frankenberg | first =Robert | title =All Semiconductor Memory Selected for New Minicomputer Series | journal = Hewlett-Packard Journal | volume =26 | issue =2 | pages = pg 15–20 | publisher = Hewlett-Packard | month = October | year = 1974 | url = http://www.hpl.hp.com/hpjournal/pdfs/IssuePDFs/1974-10.pdf | accessdate = 2007-06-18 | quote = 196K-word memory size|format=PDF}}</ref> while the [[HP 3000]] business computer (1973) could have 64K, 96K, or 128K bytes of memory.<ref name="HP3000"> {{Citation | last = Hewlett-Packard | title =HP 3000 Configuration Guide | journal = HP 3000 Computer System and Subsystem Data | pages = pg 59 | date = November 1973 | url = http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/hp/3000/hp3000/5952-4500_optionsBrochure_Nov73.pdf|format=PDF}}</ref>

The terms Kbit, Kbyte, Mbit and Mbyte started to be used as binary units in the early 1970s.<ref name= "Mbyte1972"> {{cite journal | last = Lin | first = Yeong | coauthors = Mattson, Richard | title = Cost-performance evaluation of memory hierarchies | journal = Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on | volume =8 | issue =3 | pages = pg 390–392 | publisher = IEEE | month =September | year =1972 | url = http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freeabs_all.jsp?tp=&arnumber=1067329&isnumber=22917 |quote = Also, random access devices are advantageous over serial access devices for backing store applications only when the memory capacity is less than 1 Mbyte. For capacities of 4 Mbyte and 16 Mbyte serial access stores with shift register lengths of 256 bit and 1024 bit, respectively, look favorable. | doi = 10.1109/TMAG.1972.1067329}}</ref> Most memory capacities were expressed in K, even when M could have been used: The IBM System/370 Model 158 brochure (1972) had the following: "Real storage capacity is available in 512K increments ranging from 512K to 2,048K bytes."<ref name="IBM370">{{cite journal | last =IBM| title = System/370 Model 158 brochure | publisher = IBM | year = 1972 | url = http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/IBM/IBM.370Mod158.1972.102646258.pdf | quote = All-monolithic storage ... (1024-bit NMOS) This new improvement of processor storage makes system expansion more economical. Real storage capacity is available in 512K increments ranging from 512K to 2,048K bytes.|format=PDF}}</ref> Megabyte was used to describe the 22-bit addressing of DEC [[PDP-11]]/70 (1975)<ref name="PDP11">{{cite journal | last = Bell | first = Gordon | coauthors = Strecker, William | title = Computer structures: What have we learned from the PDP-11? | journal = ISCA '76: Proceedings of the 3rd annual symposium on Computer architecture | pages = pg 1–14 | publisher = ACM Press | month = November | year = 1975 | url = http://research.microsoft.com/~gbell/Digital/Bell_Strecker_What_we%20_learned_fm_PDP-11c%207511.pdf
| quote = memory size (8k bytes to 4 megabytes).|format=PDF}}</ref> and gigabyte the 30-bit addressing DEC [[VAX-11/780]] (1977).

By the mid 1970s it was common to see K (e.g. Kbyte) meaning 1024 and the occasional M (e.g. Mbyte) as 1048576 for words or bytes of computer memory (RAM) while K and M were commonly used with their decimal meaning for disk storage. In the 1980s the term G (e.g. GB) with decimal meaning was commonly applied to disk storage while M in its binary meaning became common for computer memory. In the 1990s G in its binary meaning became common usage for computer memory. The first TB hard disk drive (terabyte, decimal meaning) was introduced in 2007.<ref>[http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,128400-page,1/article.html PC World - Hitachi Introduces 1-Terabyte Hard Drive]</ref>

The dual use of these prefixes as both decimal and binary quantities was defined in standards and dictionaries. The 1986 ANSI/IEEE Std 1084-1986<ref name="IEEE1084"> {{cite book | title= ANSI/IEEE Std 1084-1986 IEEE Standard Glossary of Mathematics of Computing Terminology |date=30 October 1986 | url = http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freeabs_all.jsp?tp=&arnumber=26589&isnumber=1030 |quote= kilo (K). (1) A prefix indicating 1000. (2) In statements involving size of computer storage, a prefix indicating 210, or 1024. mega (M). (1) A prefix indicating one million. (2) In statements involving size of computer storage, a prefix indicating 220, or 1048576.}}</ref> defined dual uses for kilo and mega.
{{quote|
kilo (K). (1) A prefix indicating 1000. (2) In statements involving size of computer storage, a prefix indicating 210, or 1024.

mega (M). (1) A prefix indicating one million. (2) In statements involving size of computer storage, a prefix indicating 220, or 1048576.}} The binary units Kbyte and Mbyte were formally defined in ANSI/IEEE Std 1212-1991.<ref name = "IEEE1212">
{{cite book | title= ANSI/IEEE Std 1212-1991 IEEE Standard Control and Status Register (CSR) Architecture for Microcomputer Buses |date=22 July 1992 | url = http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freeabs_all.jsp?isnumber=4706&arnumber=182896&count=1|quote= Kbyte. Kilobyte. Indicates 210 bytes. Mbyte. Megabyte. Indicates 220bytes. Gbyte is used in the Foreword.}}</ref> The terms Kbyte, Mbyte, and Gbyte are found in the trade press and in IEEE journals. "Gigabyte" was formally defined in IEEE Std 610.10-1994 as either {{gaps|1|000|000|000}} or 230 bytes.<ref name = "IEEE610">
{{cite book | title= IEEE Std 610.10-1994 IEEE Standard Glossary of Computer Hardware Terminology |date=24 June 1994 | url = http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freeabs_all.jsp?tp=&arnumber=477873&isnumber=10104 | quote= gigabyte (gig, GB). This term may mean either a) {{gaps|1|000|000|000}} bytes or b) 230 bytes. ... As used in this document, the terms kilobyte (kB) means 210 or 1024 bytes, megabyte (MB) means 1024 kilobytes, and gigabyte (GB) means 1024 megabytes.}}</ref> Kilobyte, Kbyte, and KB are equivalent units and all are defined in the current standard, IEEE 100-2000.<ref name = "IEEE100">{{cite book | author = Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers| authorlink = Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers| title = The Authoritative Dictionary of IEEE Standards Terms | publisher = IEEE Computer Society Press | year = 2000 | url = http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freeabs_all.jsp?arnumber=4116787 | isbn = 0-7381-2601-2 }} "kB See kilobyte." "Kbyte Kilobyte. Indicates 210 bytes." "Kilobyte Either 1000 or 210 or 1024 bytes." The standard also defines megabyte and gigabyte. There is a note that an alternative notation for base-2 is under development.</ref>

The industry has coped with the dual definitions because system memory (RAM) typically uses the binary meaning while disk storage uses the decimal meaning. There are exceptions like [[diskette]]s and [[CD]]s. There are no [[International System of Units|SI units]] for computer storage capacity but the decimal prefix meanings of KB, MB, and GB are often referred to as SI prefixes.

===Suggestions for new prefixes===
While computer scientists typically used ''k'' to mean 1000, they recognized the convenience that would result from working with powers of 1024 and the confusion that resulted from using the same abbreviation for two definitions.<ref name="Morrison">''Letters to the editor: Abbreviations for computer and memory sizes''. Donald R. Morrison, [[Sandia]] Corp, Communications of the ACM, Volume 11, Issue 3 (March 1968) Page: 150 {{DOI|10.1145/362929.362962}}</ref> Several proposals for unique symbols were made in 1968. (At the time, memory size was small, and only ''K'' was in widespread use.) Donald Morrison proposed to use the Greek letter [[κ]] to denote 1024, κ² to denote 1024×1024, and so on.<ref name="Morrison"/> [[Wallace Givens]] responded with a proposal to use bK as an abbreviation for 1024 and bK2 or bK² for 1024×1024, though he noted that neither the Greek letter nor lowercase letter b would be easy to reproduce on computer printers of the day.<ref>''Letters to the editor: proposed abbreviation for 1024: bK'', [[Wallace Givens]], Applied National Lab, Communications of the ACM archive, Volume 11, Issue 6 (June 1968), Page: 391 {{DOI|10.1145/363347.363351}}</ref> [[Bruce A. Martin]] further proposed that the units be abandoned altogether, and the letter B be used as a binary exponent, similar to [[Scientific notation#E notation|E notation]], to create shorthands like 3B20 for 3×220<ref>''Letters to the editor: On binary notation'', Bruce A. Martin, Associated Universities Inc., Communications of the ACM, Volume 11, Issue 10 (October 1968) Page: 658 {{DOI|10.1145/364096.364107}}</ref> None of these gained much acceptance, and capitalization of the letter K became the de facto standard for binary notation, though this could not be extended to higher powers. Later, as the discrepancy between the two systems increased, more proposals for unique units were made. In 1996, [[Markus Kuhn]] proposed a system of units with ''di'' prefixes, like the "dikilobyte" (K₂B or K2B).<ref>''[http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/information-units.txt Standardized units for use in information technology]'', [[Markus Kuhn]], [[1996-12-29]]</ref>

The binary set of prefixes seem to have been first proposed<ref name="Knuth-webpage"/> by the [[IUPAC]] Interdivisional Committee on Nomenclature and Symbols in 1995. At that time, it was proposed that the terms kilobyte and megabyte be used only for 103 bytes and 106 bytes respectively. The new prefixes "kibi" (kilobinary), "mebi" (megabinary) and "gibi" (gigabinary) were also proposed at the time, and the proposed symbols for the ''prefixes'' were "kb", "Mb" and "Gb" respectively, rather than "Ki", "Mi" and "Gi".<ref name="iupac"/> The proposal was not accepted at the time.

The [[IEEE]] had begun to collaborate with the [[ISO]] and [[IEC]] to find acceptable names for binary prefixes. The IEC proposed "kibi", "mebi", "gibi" and "tebi", with the prefixes "Ki", "Mi", "Gi" and "Ti" respectively, in 1996.<ref name="iucr-96">[http://www.chester.iucr.org/iucr-top/cexec/rep96/idcns.htm 1996 IUCr IUPAC Interdivisional Committee on Nomenclature and Symbols (IDCNS) report]</ref> The IEEE decided that IEEE standards would use the prefixes "kilo" etc. with their metric definitions, allowing the base-two definitions to be used in an interim period as long as such usage was explicitly pointed out on a case-by-case basis.<ref name="ieee-standards">Bruce Barrow, "A Lesson in Megabytes," ''IEEE Standards Bearer'', January 1997, page 5</ref>

In January 1999, the IEC published the first international standard (IEC 60027-2 Amendment 2) with the new prefixes, extended up to "pebi" (Pi) and "exbi" (Ei).<ref>"These prefixes for binary multiples, which were developed by IEC Technical Committee (TC) 25, Quantities and units, and their letter symbols, with the strong support of the International Committee for Weights and Measures (CIPM) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), were adopted by the IEC as Amendment 2 to IEC International Standard IEC 60027-2: Letter symbols to be used in electrical technology - Part 2: Telecommunications and electronics."</ref><ref>[http://journals.iucr.org/a/issues/2000/06/00/es0288/es0288bdy.html#SEC15.1 IUCR 1999 report on IUPAC Interdivisional Committee on Nomenclature and Symbols]</ref>

Proposals for alternative sets of prefixes have continued following the introduction of these prefixes as well. [[Donald Knuth]], who uses decimal notation like 1 MB = 1000 kB,<ref name="Knuth">''[http://www-cs-staff.stanford.edu/~knuth/fasc1.ps.gz The Art of Computer Programming]'' Volume 1, [[Donald Knuth]], pp. 24 and 94</ref> has proposed that the powers of 1024 be designated as "large kilobytes" and "large megabytes" (abbreviated KKB and MMB, as "doubling the letter connotes both binary-ness and large-ness").<ref name="Knuth-webpage">[http://www-cs-staff.stanford.edu/~knuth/news99.html Knuth: Recent News (1999)]</ref><ref name="Knuth"/>

{{anchor|IEC standard prefixes}}
==Prefixes==
{|align="center" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3" class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan="2"|IEC prefix
!colspan="4"|Representations
!colspan="2"|SI prefix names in binary use
|-
! Name
! Symbol
! Base 2
! Base 1024
! Value
!colspan="1"| Base 10
! Name
! Symbol
|-
| kibi
| Ki
| 210
| 10241
|align="right"| {{gaps|1|024}}
| ~{{gaps|1.02|e=3}}
| [[Kilo-|kilo]]
| k, K
|-bgcolor="#ffff99"
| mebi
| Mi
| 220
| 10242
|align="right"| {{gaps|1|048|576}}
| ~{{gaps|1.05|e=6}}
| [[Mega-|mega]]
| M
|-
| gibi
| Gi
| 230
| 10243
|align="right"| {{gaps|1|073|741|824}}
| ~{{gaps|1.07|e=9}}
| [[Giga-|giga]]
| G
|-bgcolor="#ffff99"
| tebi
| Ti
| 240
| 10244
|align="right"| {{gaps|1|099|511|627|776}}
| ~{{gaps|1.10|e=12}}
| [[Tera-|tera]]
| T
|-
| pebi
| Pi
| 250
| 10245
|align="right"| {{gaps|1|125|899|906|842|624}}
| ~{{gaps|1.13|e=15}}
| [[Peta-|peta]]
| P
|-bgcolor="#ffff99"
| exbi
| Ei
| 260
| 10246
|align="right"| {{gaps|1|152|921|504|606|846|976}}
| ~{{gaps|1.15|e=18}}
| [[Exa-|exa]]
| E
|-
| zebi
| Zi
| 270
| 10247
|align="right"| {{gaps|1|180|591|620|717|411|303|424}}
| ~{{gaps|1.18|e=21}}
| [[Zetta-|zetta]]
| Z
|-bgcolor="#ffff99"
| yobi
| Yi
| 280
| 10248
|align="right"| {{gaps|1|208|925|819|614|629|174|706|176}}
| ~{{gaps|1.21|e=24}}
| [[Yotta-|yotta]]
| Y
|}

===SI prefix names in binary use===
Quantities that are multiples of the unit by a power of 2 are indicated using similarly-valued SI prefixes, such as using kilo (the SI prefix for 1000) to indicate 210=1024. Byte multiples using binary powers up to yottabyte are given by the on-line computing dictionary [[FOLDOC]].<ref>[http://foldoc.org/?yottabyte Free on-line Dictionary of Computing]</ref>

The one-letter symbols are identical to SI prefixes, except for "K", which is used interchangeably with "k" (in SI, ''only'' the lower-case "k" represents 1000).

These prefixes are in common use in contexts such as file and memory sizes. The names and values of the [[SI prefixes]] were defined in the 1960 SI standard, with powers-of-1000 values. Standard dictionaries do recognize the binary use of these prefixes.<ref name="webster">{{cite web|url=http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/Megabyte|title=Definition of megabyte|format=html}}</ref><ref name="metadict">{{cite web|url=http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Megabyte|title=Definitions of Megabyte on Dictionary.com"|format=html}}</ref> Oxford online dictionary defines, for example, megabyte as: "Computing a unit of information equal to one million or (strictly) {{gaps|1|048|576|bytes}}."<ref name="oxford">{{cite web|url=http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/megabyte?view=uk|title=AskOxford: megabyte|format=html}}</ref>

===IEC standard prefixes===
In January 1999, the [[International Electrotechnical Commission]] introduced in an addendum to [[IEC 60027|IEC 60027-2]] the prefixes ''kibi'' ([[kibibyte]]), ''mebi'', ''gibi'', etc., and the symbols Ki, Mi, Gi, etc. to specify binary multiples of a quantity and eliminate the ambiguity with their [[SI]] meanings.<ref name="NIST-biprefix">{{cite web
| url = http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/binary.html
| title = "International System of Units (SI): Prefixes for binary multiples"
| work = The NIST Reference on Constants, Units, and Uncertainty
| publisher = [[National Institute of Science and Technology]]
| accessdate = 2007-09-09
}}</ref>
The names for the new standard are derived from the original SI prefixes followed by "binary", such as "kilobinary", and can be shortened to a prefix like "kibi". The new standard also clarifies that, from the point of view of the IEC, the SI prefixes will remain to have their base-10 meaning and never have a base-2 meaning.

The second edition of the standard<ref>IEC 60027-2 (2000-11) Ed. 2.0</ref> defined them only up to ''exbi'',<ref>{{cite journal|title=Prefixes for binary multiples|author=A.J.Thor|journal=Metrologica|year=2000|volume=37|issue=81|url=http://ej.iop.org/links/rDo33k,Nb/lrUHtuYE3BGiff6cav5vpA/me0112.pdf|format=PDF|doi=10.1088/0026-1394/37/1/12|pages=81}}</ref> but in 2005, the third edition added prefixes ''zebi'' and ''yobi'', thus matching all SI prefixes with their binary counterparts.<ref>{{cite press release|date=2005-08-15|title=HERE COME ZEBI AND YOBI|publisher=International Electrotechnical Commission|url=http://www.iec.ch/news_centre/release/nr2005/nr2005.htm}}</ref>

On 19 March 2005 the IEEE standard [[IEEE 1541-2002]] (Prefixes for Binary Multiples) was elevated to a full-use standard by the IEEE Standards Association after a two-year trial period.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://standards.ieee.org/board/rev/305agenda.html |title=IEEE-SA STANDARDS BOARD STANDARDS REVIEW COMMITTEE (RevCom) MEETING AGENDA |accessdate=2007-02-25 |date=2005-03-19 |quote='''1541-2002''' (SCC14) IEEE Trial-Use Standard for Prefixes for Binary Multiples ''[No negative comments received during trial-use period, which is now complete; Sponsor requests elevation of status to full-use.]'' Recommendation: Elevate status of standard from trial-use to full-use. Editorial staff will be notified to implement the necessary changes. The standard will be due for a maintenance action in 2007.}}</ref> Nevertheless, {{As of|2008|April|lc=on}}, the IEEE Publications division does not use the IEC prefixes in its major magazines such as ''Spectrum''<ref name = " Spectrum 2008">{{cite journal | last = Wallich | first = Paul | title = Tools & toys: Hacking the Nokia N800 | journal = IEEE Spectrum | volume = 45 | issue = 4 | pages = 25 | month = April | year = 2008 | doi = 10.1109/MSPEC.2008.4476441 }} "A lot can happen in a decade. You can hold the Nokia N800 in your hand, yet it’s a near-exact match for a high-end desktop PC from 10 years ago. It has a 320-megahertz processor, 128 megabytes of RAM, and a few gigabytes of available mass storage." </ref> or ''Computer''.<ref name = "Computer June 2007">{{cite journal | last = Gschwind, | first = Michael | coauthors = David Erb, Sid Manning, and Mark Nutter | title = An Open Source Environment for Cell Broadband Engine System Software | journal = Computer | volume = 40 | issue = 6 | pages = 37–47 | publisher = IEEE Computer Society | month = June | year = 2007 | doi = 10.1109/MC.2007.192}} "The processor has a memory subsystem with separate first-level 32-Kbyte instruction and data caches, and a 512-Kbyte unified second-level cache." Authors are with IBM.</ref> 

The harmonized [[ISO]]/[[IEC]] [[ISO/IEC 80000|IEC 80000-13:2008]] standard cancels and replaces subclauses 3.8 and 3.9 of IEC 60027-2:2005 (those defining Prefixes for binary multiples). The only significant change is the addition of explicit definitions for some quantities.
<ref>[http://www.niso.org/publications/newsline/2008/newslinemay2008.htm#Spec4 niso, New Specs and Standards]</ref>

[[BIPM]] (the International Bureau of Weights and Measures which maintains [[SI]]) expressly prohibits the use of SI prefixes to denote powers of two, and recommends the use of the IEC prefixes as an alternative since computing units are not included in SI.<ref name="BIPM">
{{cite book |title=The International System of Units (SI) |url=http://www1.bipm.org/utils/common/pdf/si_brochure_8.pdf |format=PDF |accessdate=2007-02-25 |edition=8th |year=2006 |publisher=STEDI Media |location=Paris |language=French/English |isbn=92-822-2213-6 |pages=127 |chapter=§3.1 SI prefixes |quote=[Side note:] These SI prefixes refer strictly to powers of 10. They should not be used to indicate powers of 2 (for example, one kilobit represents 1000 bits and not 1024 bits). The IEC has adopted prefixes for binary powers in the international standard IEC 60027-2: 2005, third edition, ''Letter symbols to be used in electrical technology — Part 2: Telecommunications and electronics''. The names and symbols for the prefixes corresponding to 210, 220, 230, 240, 250, and 260 are, respectively: kibi, Ki; mebi, Mi; gibi, Gi; tebi, Ti; pebi, Pi; and exbi, Ei. Thus, for example, one kibibyte would be written: 1 KiB = 210 B = 1024 B, where B denotes a byte. Although these prefixes are not part of the SI, they should be used in the field of information technology to avoid the incorrect usage of the SI prefixes. |author=Bureau International des Poids et Mésures.}}
</ref>. The binary definition of the prefixes k, M, G etc is not permitted by the United States [[National Institute of Standards and Technology]] (NIST).<ref name="sp330">{{cite book |author=Barry N. Taylor & Ambler Thompson Ed. |title= The International System of Units (SI)|origyear= 2008 |url=http://physics.nist.gov/Pubs/SP330/sp330.pdf |accessdate=2008-06-18|publisher=National Institute of Standards and Technology|location= Gaithersburg, MD|pages=23|format=PDF}} </ref>

===Errors between binary and decimal interpretations===
The relative difference between the values in the binary and decimal interpretations increases, when using the SI prefixes, from 2.4% for kilo to over 20% for the yotta prefix.

This makes differentiating between the two unit interpretations increasingly important as larger data storage and transmission technologies are developed.

{|align="center" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3" class="wikitable"
|-bgcolor="#ccccff"
! Prefix
! Bin ÷ Dec
! Dec ÷ Bin
! Percentage difference
|-
| [[kilo-|kilo]]
| 1.024
| 0.9766
| +2.4% or −2.3%
|-bgcolor="#ffff99"
| [[mega-|mega]]
| 1.049
| 0.9537
| +4.9% or −4.6%
|-
| [[giga-|giga]]
| 1.074
| 0.9313
| +7.4% or −6.9%
|-bgcolor="#ffff99"
| [[tera-|tera]]
| 1.100
| 0.9095
| +10.0% or −9.1%
|-
| [[peta-|peta]]
| 1.126
| 0.8882
| +12.6% or −11.2%
|-bgcolor="#ffff99"
| [[exa-|exa]]
| 1.153
| 0.8674
| +15.3% or −13.3%
|-
| [[zetta-|zetta]]
| 1.181
| 0.8470
| +18.1% or −15.3%
|-bgcolor="#ffff99"
| [[yotta-|yotta]]
| 1.209
| 0.8272
| +20.9% or −17.3%
|}

''Example:'' 300 GB (300×109 B) ≅ 300×0.9313 GiB ≅ 279.4 GiB

==Usage notes==
In this section, the phrase "decimal unit" is used to denote "SI designation understood in its standard, decimal, power-of-1000 sense" and "binary unit" means "SI designation understood in its binary, power-of-1024 sense." '''B''' is the symbol for bytes (as per computer-industry standard [[IEEE 1541]] and [[IEC 60027]]), while both '''bit''' (as per [[ISO/IEC 80000]]) and '''b''' (as per [[IEEE 1541-2002]]) are used as the symbol for bits.

Certain units are always understood as decimal even in computing contexts. For example, [[hertz]] (Hz), which is used to measure '''[[clock rate]]s''' of electronic components, and bit/s, used to measure '''[[bit rate]]'''. So a 1 GHz processor performs {{gaps|1|000|000|000}} clock ticks per second, a 128 kbit/s [[MP3]] stream consumes 128,000 bits (16 kB, 15.625 KiB) per second, and a 1 Mbit/s Internet connection can transfer {{gaps|1|000|000|bits}} (125 kB, approx 122 KiB) per second, assuming an 8-bit byte, and no overhead.<ref>[http://www.dewassoc.com/kbase/hard_drives/binary_v_decimal_measurement.htm Binary vs. Decimal Measurements]</ref>

===Pronunciation===
It is suggested that in English, the first syllable of the name of the binary-multiple prefix should be pronounced in the same way as the first syllable of the name of the corresponding SI prefix, and that the second syllable should be pronounced as "bee."<ref name="NIST"/>

===Files===
Prior to the release of [[Mac OS#"Classic" Mac OS (1984-2001)|Mac OS]] (1984), file sizes were typically reported by the operating system in decimal digits without prefixes of any sort.{{Fact|date=August 2008}} Today, most operating systems are capable of reporting file sizes with prefixes.

Most [[Unix-like]] systems which use the [[ls]] command to display file sizes use powers of 1024 indicated as KB/MB. [[Microsoft Windows]] reports file sizes in binary units but does not use IEC standard prefixes.

This chunk gives a history of the creation and filtering of a file. Each program that creates or modifies a file should leave a short description of what actions it took in the file history chunk. By convention this should consist of a string giving the complete command line for the program followed by optionaladditional comments in additional strings. A file should contain only one file history chunk and each filter should append its description after all the existing strings in the chunk. The file history chunk should be at the top level and preferably at the end of the file.

===Computer memory===
[[Image:Memory module DDRAM 20-03-2006.jpg|thumb|The 536,870,912 byte (512×220) capacity of these RAM modules is stated as "512 MB" on the label.]]

Measurements of most types of electronic '''[[computer memory|memory]]''' such as [[Random Access Memory|RAM]], [[Read-only memory|ROM]] and [[Flash memory|Flash]] (large scale disk-like flash is sometimes an exception) are given in binary units, as they are made in power-of-two sizes. This is the most natural configuration for memory, as all combinations of their address lines map to a valid address, allowing easy aggregation into a larger contiguous block of memory.

JEDEC Solid State Technology Association, the semiconductor engineering standardization body of the Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA) in Standard 100B.01[6]<ref name="JEDEC">{{Citation | last = JEDEC Solid State Technology Association
| title = Terms, Definitions, and Letter Symbols for Microcomputers, Microprocessors, and Memory Integrated Circuits | url = http://www.jedec.org/download/search/JESD100B01.pdf |format=PDF| journal = Jesd 100B.01 |date=December 2002}}</ref> continues to include definitions in the binary sense K, M and G as prefixes to units of semiconductor memory (see [[JEDEC memory standards]]), noting that these definitions are "only included to reflect common usage" and noting that "IEEE/ASTM SI 10-1997 states 'This practice frequently leads to confusion and is deprecated.'" All standards published by JEDEC use the common usage, including end-user packaging recommendations for memory chips.

Many computer programming tasks naturally reference memory in terms of [[powers of two]]. For example, a 16-bit [[Pointer (computing)|pointer]] can reference at most 65,536 items (bytes, words, or other objects), or an operating system might map memory in terms of 4096-byte [[Page (computing)|pages]], in which case exactly 8192 pages could be allocated within {{gaps|33|554|432|bytes}} of hardware memory. It is convenient to informally express these numbers, respectively, as 64K items, or as 8K pages of 4 Kbytes (KiB) each within 32 MBytes (MiB) of memory. A programmer can easily mentally calculate that "8K × 4K is 32 meg" and get it exactly right, within this powers-of-two context. This convenience is likely one source of originally adapting "kilo" and "mega" into shorthand for 1024 and 1048576 as jargon within a segment of the industry.

===Hard disk drives===
[[hard disk|HDD]] manufacturers mostly state capacity in decimal units. This usage has a long tradition, even predating the [[SI prefixes|SI system of decimal prefixes]] adopted in 1960, as follows:
* The first disk drive the [[IBM 350]] (1950s) had 5 million 6 bit characters organized in 100 character sectors (i.e., blocks). This predates the SI system.
* In the 1960s most disk drives used IBM's variable block length format (called, [[Count Key Data]] or "CKD").<ref>IBM invented the disk drive in 1956 and until the late 1960s its drives and their clones were dominant. See, e.g. [http://www.hagley.lib.de.us/1980.htm US vs. IBM antitrust litigation (Jan 1969)], especially IBM analyses of Memorex and other disk drive companies.</ref> Any block size could be specified up to the maximum track length. Blocks ("records" in IBM's terminology) of 88, 96, 880 and 960 were often used because they related to the fixed block size of punch cards. The drive capacity was usually stated in full track record blocking, for example, the 100 megabyte 3336 disk pack only achieved that capacity with a full track block size of 13,030 bytes.
* CKD continued into the 1990s and perhaps into this day. In the 1970s and 1980s most drives were specified with unformatted tracks (the unformatted capacity) with the particular block size and formatted capacity a function of the controller design. For example, the ST412 of IBM PC/XT fame had an unformatted capacity of 12.75 MB (12.75×106 [[byte|B]]) and with the Xebec controller and 512 byte blocks it formatted to and was advertised as a 10.0 MB (10.0×106 B) HDD. Other controllers supported other block sizes resulting in other formatted capacities.
* The advent of intelligent interfaces ([[SCSI]] and [[AT Attachment|IDE]]) in the early 1990s took the block size decision into the drive and virtually all chose 512 bytes, for no reason other than that was what IBM had chosen when they picked the Xebec controller for the PC/XT. Capacity continued to be specified by the HDD manufacturers with SI prefix definitions.
{{As of|2007|1}}, most, if not all, HDD manufacturers continue to use decimal prefixes to identify capacity.<ref>
On 6 January 2007, a check of the websites of Fujitsu, HGST, Samsung, Seagate, Toshiba and Western Digital showed these companies (representing virtually all of the HDD industry by unit volume) specify capacity with the SI prefix definitions.
</ref>

===Flash drives===
[[USB Flash Drive]] and Flash-based memory cards like [[CompactFlash]] and [[Secure Digital]] are typically classified in "powers of two" multiples of decimal megabytes; for example, a "256 MB" card provides at least 256 million bytes ({{gaps|256|000|000}}), not 256×1024×1024 ({{gaps|268|435|456}}).<ref name="sd-cap-disclaimer">{{cite web
| url = http://www.sandisk.com/Assets/Categories/Products/sd_capacitydisclaimer.pdf
| title = "Secure Digital Capacity Disclaimer"
| format = PDF
| work = sandisk.com
| publisher = [[SanDisk|SanDisk Corporation]]
| accessdate = 2007-09-09
}}</ref>
Although the devices usually have at least the expected byte capacity, each manufacturer allocates different portions of the device's ultimate capacity for such things as [[wear levelling]].

===Floppy drives===
Floppy disk drive and media manufacturers use decimal units for unformatted recording capacity while most computer operating systems use binary units to measure the formatted capacity. The original [[IBM Personal Computer]] (1981) used a [[:Image:IBM Floppy Drive With DOS.jpg|Tandon TM100]] 5¼ inch floppy disk drive. The single sided drive was rated at 250 kilobytes (unformatted) and the double sided version was rated at 500 kilobytes.<ref>{{cite book | last =Tandon | authorlink = | title =TM100-1, TM100-2 Flexible Disk Drives: Product Specification and User's Manual | publisher =Tandon Corporation | date = January 1984 | pages = pg 2–4 | url = http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/tandon/TM100-1_userMan_1984.pdf|format=PDF}}</ref>

A 5¼ inch diskette recorded at double density [[Modified Frequency Modulation|(MFM)]] will hold 6,250 bytes per track and has 40 tracks per side, yielding 250,000 bytes per side. To make it practical to record smaller blocks of data, the tracks are formatted into sectors with gaps between them. The gaps allow individual sectors to be recorded without overwriting adjacent sectors. Each sector also has additional header bytes to identify the sector.

With [[IBM PC-DOS]] 1.0 and 1.1, each track has 8 sectors of 512 bytes and this provides 163,840 bytes per side (8 × 512 × 40). The IBM user documentation referred to this as "160KB" for single sided diskette and "320KB" for double sided diskette.<ref name="DOS 1.1">{{cite book | last =IBM | title =Disk Operating System by Microsoft (Version 1.1) | publisher =IBM Corporation | month = May | year = 1982 | location = | pages = G–1}} Some software applications "used with DOS 1.10, will operate with either two 160KB drives or two 320KB drives. Both drives MUST be of the same type..." </ref> Starting with PC-DOS 2.0 (1983), each track had 9 sectors of 512 bytes. The formatted capacity was increased to 184,320 bytes per side or 368,640 bytes per diskette. The IBM documentation referred to these as "180KB" and "360KB" diskettes. The same drives and media can have different capacities depending on format.<ref name = "DOS 2.0">{{cite book | last =IBM | title =Disk Operating System by Microsoft (Version 2.0) | publisher =IBM Corporation | month = January | year = 1983 | location = | pages = A–2}} "Beginning with DOS Version 2.00, DOS formats diskettes at 9 sectors per track, which increases capacity from 163,840 to 184,320 characters of information for single-sided diskettes and from 327,680 to 368,640 characters for dual-sided diskettes. The smaller capacity diskettes created by DOS Version 1.00 or DOS Version 1.10 (8 sectors per track) are also usable with DOS Version 2.00."</ref>

On all diskettes the capacity available to the user will be smaller that the total number of sectors because some are reserved by the operating system for [[Master boot record|boot records]] or directory tables.

The [[IBM Personal Computer/AT]] (1984) had a new 5¼ inch disk drive that had 80 tracks per side, rotated at 360 rpm (versus 300 rpm) and had a new diskette media. The formatted capacity was 1228800 bytes or 1200 KB. (80 tracks × 15 sectors × 512 bytes × 2 sides)

The [[IBM PC Convertible]] (1986) used the 3½ inch diskettes. These were similar in recording technology to the original 5¼ inch drives except they had 80 tracks per side. The formatted capacity was 737,280 bytes or 720 KB. Apple used the same disk with a different recording technology, [[Group code recording|GCR]], that gave a formatted capacity of 819,200 bytes or 800 KB. Apple referred to this as an "800K" disk.<ref name="Apple 800K">{{cite web | last =Apple Inc. | title = Double-Density Versus High-Density Disks | publisher = Apple Inc. | date =1991-08-22 | url = http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=3802| work = Article ID: 3802
| accessdate = 2007-07-07}} "This article gives the specifications for the 800K floppy disks and the 1.4MB floppy disks." 800K Disk has 1600 sectors and 1.4MB Disk has 2880 sectors. A sector is 512 bytes. </ref>

The last widely adopted diskette was the 3½ inch high density. This has twice the capacity as the 720 KB diskettes, 1474560 bytes or 1440 KB. The drive was marketed as 1.44 MB when a more accurate value would have been 1.4 MB (1.40625 MB). Some users have noticed the missing 0.04 MB and both Apple and Microsoft have support bulletins referring to them as 1.4 MB.<ref name="Apple 800K"/><ref name="Microsoft 121839"> {{cite web | last =Microsoft | title = Determining Actual Disk Size: Why 1.44 MB Should Be 1.40 MB | work = Article ID: 121839 | publisher =Microsoft | date = 2003-05-06 | url = http://support.microsoft.com/kb/121839 | accessdate = 2007-07-07}} "The 1.44-megabyte (MB) value associated with the 3.5-inch disk format does not represent the actual size or free space of these disks. Although its size has been popularly called 1.44 MB, the correct size is actually 1.40 MB." </ref> The 1200 KB 5¼ inch diskette was marketed as 1.2 MB (1.171875 MiB) without any controversy.

===Optical discs===
[[compact disc|CD]] capacities are always given in binary units. A "700 MB" (or "80 minute") CD has a nominal capacity of about 700 [[MiB]] (approx 730 MB).<ref>[http://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/135642.php Data capacity of CDs]</ref> However, the capacities of other [[optical disc]] storage media like [[DVD]], [[Blu-ray Disc]], [[HD DVD]] are given in decimal units. A "4.7 GB" DVD has a nominal capacity of about 4.38 [[GiB]].<ref>[http://www.osta.org/technology/pdf/dvdqa.pdf#page=20 Understanding Recordable and Rewritable DVD]</ref>

===Buses===
[[Computer bus|Bus]] clock speeds and therefore bandwidths are both given in decimal units. For example, "[[DDR SDRAM|PC3200]]" memory on a [[Double data rate|double pumped]] bus, transferring 8 bytes per cycle running with a clock speed of 200 MHz = 200,000,000 cycles per second has a bandwidth of 200,000,000 × 2 × 8 = 3,200,000,000 [[byte|B]]/s = 3.2 GB/s (about 2.98 [[Gibibyte|GiB]]/s).

A '''bus''' may be defined as an electronic pathway that is used to transfer information. It carries the information from one part of the computer to another. There are normally a few different buses inside a CPU. The size of the bus determines how much information can be transferred at any one time.

===Software===
{{As of|2008}}, most software does not distinguish symbols for binary and decimal units. The [[International Electrotechnical Commission|IEC]] binary naming convention has been adopted by some, but is not used universally.

The binary convention is supported by standardization bodies and technical organizations such as [[IEEE]], [[CIPM]], [[NIST]], and [[SAE]].<ref name="BIPM"/><ref name="NIST">
[http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/binary.html Prefixes for Binary Multiples] — The NIST Reference on Constants, Units, and Uncertainty
</ref><ref name="IEEE1541"> {{cite paper |doi=10.1109/IEEESTD.2003.94236 |title=IEEE Std 1541-2002: IEEE Trial-Use Standard for Prefixes for Binary Multiples |url=http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/servlet/opac?punumber=8450 |format=PDF |accessdate=2007-07-29 |date=12 February 2003 |version=Reaffirmed 27 March 2008|quote=This standard is prepared with two goals in mind: (1) to preserve the SI prefixes as unambiguous decimal multipliers and (2) to provide alternative prefixes for those cases where binary multipliers are needed. The first goal affects the general public, the wide audience of technical and nontechnical persons who use computers without much concern for their construction or inner working. These persons will normally interpret kilo, mega, etc., in their proper decimal sense. The second goal speaks to specialists—the prefixes for binary multiples make it possible for persons who work in the information sciences to communicate with precision.}}
</ref><ref name="SAE">
[http://www.sae.org/standardsdev/tsb/tsb003.pdf#page=33 Rules for SAE Use of SI (Metric) Units] — Section C.1.12 — SI prefixes
</ref>
The new binary prefixes have also been adopted by the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization ([[CENELEC]]) as the harmonization document HD 60027-2:2003-03.<ref name="EUHD">[http://tcelis.cenelec.be/pls/portal30/CELISPROC.RPT_WEB_PROJECT_D.SHOW?p_arg_names=project_number&p_arg_values=15306 HD 60027-2:2003] Information about the harmonization document (obtainable on order)</ref>
This document will be adopted as a [[European Committee for Standardization|European standard]].<ref>[http://tcelis.cenelec.be/pls/portal30/CELISPROC.RPT_WEB_PROJECT_D.SHOW?p_arg_names=project_number&p_arg_values=20776 prEN 60027-2:2006] Information about the EN standardization process</ref>

Examples of software that use IEC standard prefixes (along with standard SI prefixes) include:

{{col-begin}}
{{col-3}}
* The [[Linux kernel]]<ref>{{cite web
|url=http://www.annodex.net/cgi-bin/man/man2html?units+7
|title=UNITS
|accessdate=2007-05-20
|date=2001-12-22
|work=[[Manual page (Unix)|Linux Programmer's Manual]]
|quote=When the Linux kernel boots and says <code>hda: 120064896 sectors (61473 MB) w/2048KiB Cache</code> the MB are megabytes and the KiB are kibibytes.
}}</ref><ref>[http://lwn.net/2002/0103/a/esr-kibi.php3 ESR post on LKML]</ref>
* [[GNU Core Utilities]]<ref>{{cite web
|url=http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/manual/html_node/Block-size.html#Block-size
|title=2.2 Block size
|accessdate=2007-05-20
|date=2002-12-28
|work=[[GNU Core Utilities]] manual
|publisher=[[Free Software Foundation]]
|quote=Integers may be followed by suffixes
that are upward compatible with the [http://www.bipm.fr/enus/3_SI/si-prefixes.html SI prefixes] for decimal multiples and with the [http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/binary.html IEC 60027-2 prefixes for binary multiples].
}}</ref>
* Flyspray<ref>[http://flyspray.org/ Flyspray]</ref>
* bugs.mysql.com<ref>[http://bugs.mysql.com/ bugs.mysql.com]</ref>
* [[GParted]]<ref>{{cite web
|url=http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=389304&group_id=115843
|title=gparted-0.2 changelog
|accessdate=2007-05-20
|date=2006-01-30
|work=[[SourceForge]]
|quote=changed KB/MB/GB/TB to KiB/MiB/GiB/TiB after reading http://www.iec.ch/zone/si/si_bytes.htm
}}</ref>
* DFSee<ref>[http://www.dfsee.com/dfsee/dfshist.txt DFSee]</ref>
* disktype<ref>[http://disktype.sourceforge.net/ disktype]</ref>
{{col-3}}
* raidutil<ref>[http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/man8/raidutil.8.html Mac OS X Manual Page For raidutil(8)]</ref>
* [[Free DOS#FreeDOS-32|FreeDOS-32]]<ref>[http://freedos-32.sourceforge.net/showdoc.php?page=standards FreeDOS-32 - Standards Compliance]</ref>
* [[ifconfig]]<ref>{{cite web
|url=http://www.annodex.net/cgi-bin/man/man2html?8+ifconfig
|title=IFCONFIG
|accessdate=2007-05-20
|date=2005-06-30
|work=[[Manual page (Unix)|Linux Programmer's Manual]]
|quote=Since net-tools 1.60-4 ifconfig is printing byte counters and human readable counters with IEC 60027-2 units. So 1 KiB are 2^10 byte.
}}</ref>
* GNOME Network<ref>[http://www.gnome.org/projects/gnome-network/ GNOME Network]</ref>
* [[SLIB]]<ref>[http://swissnet.ai.mit.edu/~jaffer/SLIB.html SLIB]</ref>
* [[Cygwin/X]]<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20011110203935/http://cygwin.com/xfree/ Cygwin/XFree86]</ref>
* [[HTTrack]]<ref>[http://forum.httrack.com/readmsg/3011/3006/index.html Re: minor typo - HTTrack Website Copier Forum]</ref>
{{col-3}}
* [[Pidgin (IM client)]]<ref>http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/1684 Developer discussion</ref>
* [[Deluge (software)|Deluge]]<ref>{{cite web
|url=http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/changeset/527
|title=Deluge changeset
|accessdate=2007-06-13
|quote=proper prefix for size
}}</ref>
* [[zFTPServer]]<ref>[http://download.zftpserver.com/WhatsNew.html What's New in zFTPServer Suite]</ref>
* [[yafc]]<ref>[http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=240228&group_id=11340 SourceForge.net: Files]</ref>
* [[tnftp]]<ref>[http://archive.netbsd.se/?ml=pkgsrc-changes&m=4873558 archive.netbsd.se]</ref>
* [[WinSCP]]<ref>[http://winscp.net/eng/docs/history WinSCP :: Recent Version History]</ref>
{{col-end}}

One of the stated goals of the introduction of the binary prefixes was "to preserve the SI prefixes as unambiguous decimal multipliers."<ref name="IEEE1541"/> Programs such as [[fdisk]]/[[cfdisk]], [[parted]], and [[apt-get]] use SI prefixes with their decimal meaning.

<gallery perrow="6">
Image:GParted.png|[[GNOME]]'s partition editor uses IEC prefixes to display partition sizes. The total capacity of the 120×109 byte disk is displayed as "111.79 [[gibibyte|GiB]]"
Image:GNOME System Monitor memory size and network rate.png|GNOME's system monitor uses IEC prefixes to show memory size and networking data rate.
Image:Bittornado screenshot showing use of IEC and SI prefixes.png|[[BitTornado]] uses standard SI prefixes for data rates and IEC prefixes for file sizes
Image:Deluge_using_Si_prefix_for_wiki_CD.png|[[Deluge (BitTorrent client)]] uses IEC prefixes for data rates as well as file sizes
Image:Fdisk showing 160 GB disk.png|Linux's [[fdisk]] uses standard [[SI prefix]]es to display a 160×109 byte disk as "160.0 GB"
</gallery>

==Consumer confusion==
In the early days of computers there was little or no consumer confusion because of the sophisticated nature of the consumers and the practice of computer manufacturers to specify their products with capacities in full precision, e.g., the 1968 IBM stated System 360 "Model 91s can accommodate up to 6 291 496 bytes of main storage."<ref>[http://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/mainframe/mainframe_PP2091.html System/360 Model 91]</ref>

Hard disk drive manufacturers used MB, i.e. 106 bytes, to characterize their products as early as 1974.<ref>The [http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/cdc/discs/brochures/ProductLine_Oct74.pdf|CDC Product Line Card] unambiguously uses MB to characterize HDD capacity in millions of bytes</ref> By 1977, in its first edition, Disk/Trend, a leading hard disk drive industry marketing consultancy segmented the industry according to MBs (decimal sense) of capacity.<ref>1977 Disk/Trend Report - Rigid Disk Drives, published June 1977</ref>

The presentation of hard disk drive capacity by an operating system using MB in a binary sense appears no earlier than [[Macintosh Finder]] after 1984. Prior to that, on the systems that had a hard disk drive, capacity was presented in decimal digits with no prefix of any sort (e.g., MS/PC DOS [[CHKDSK]] command).

The following three images show the discrepancy of reporting the identical disk capacity on the manufacturer's packaging (160 GB), the [[Windows XP]] disk manager (149.05 GB), and the drive properties display (152625 MB). Consumers are often confused by the differences in the reported values.
<gallery>
Image:Seagate 160 GB hard drive box.jpg|This disk drive can hold 160×109 bytes, and is marketed using standard [[SI prefix]]es."
Image:Windows XP Disk management for 160 GB disk.png|Windows XP lists the capacity of a 160×109 byte disk drive as "149.05 GB"
Image:Windows XP Drive Properties for 160 GB disk.png|Windows XP lists the capacity of a 160×109 byte disk drive as "152625 MB".
</gallery>

==Legal disputes==
There have been two significant class action lawsuits against digital storage manufactures. One case involved flash memory and the other involved hard disk drives. Both were settled with the manufactures agreeing to clarify the storage capacity of their products on the consumer packaging. 

===Willem Vroegh v. Eastman Kodak Company===
On 20 February 2004, [[Willem Vroegh v. Eastman Kodak Company|Willem Vroegh filed a lawsuit]] against Lexar Media, Dane–Elec Memory, [[Fujifilm|Fuji Photo Film USA]], [[Eastman Kodak]] Company, Kingston Technology Company, Inc., [[Memorex]] Products, Inc.; [[PNY Technologies]] Inc., [[SanDisk|SanDisk Corporation]], [[Verbatim Corporation]], and Viking InterWorks alleging that their descriptions of the capacity of their [[flash memory]] cards were false and misleading.

Vroegh claimed that a 256 MB Flash Memory Device had only 244 MB of accessible memory. "Plaintiffs allege that Defendants marketed the memory capacity of their products by assuming that one megabyte equals one million bytes and one gigabyte equals one billion bytes." The plaintiffs wanted the defendants to use the non-standard binary values 220 for megabyte and 230 for gigabyte. The plaintiffs acknowledged that the IEC and IEEE standards define a MB as one million bytes but stated that the industry has largely ignored the IEC standards.<ref name="Vreogh-3rd">{{cite web
| date = 10 March 2005
| url = https://www.pddocs.com/FlashMemory/Documents/Vroegh%20Third%20Amended%20Complaint.pdf
| title = "Vreogh Third Amended Complaint (Case No. GCG-04-428953)"
| format = PDF
| work = pddocs.com
| publisher = Poorman-Douglas Corporation
| accessdate = 2007-09-09
}}</ref>

The manufacturers agreed to clarify the flash memory card capacity on the packaging and web sites.<ref>http://www.sandisk.com/Assets/Categories/Products/sd_capacitydisclaimer.pdf</ref> The consumers could apply for "a discount of ten percent off a future online purchase from Defendants' Online Stores Flash Memory Device".<ref name="FMsettle-faq">{{cite web
| last = Safier
| first = Seth A.
| url = https://www.pddocs.com/FlashMemory/faq.aspx
| title = Frequently Asked Questions
| work = Flash Memory Settlement
| publisher = Poorman-Douglas Corporation
| accessdate = 2007-09-09
}}</ref>

===Orin Safier v. Western Digital Corporation===
On 7 July 2005, an action entitled "Orin Safier v. [[Western Digital]] Corporation, et al.," was filed in the Superior Court for the City and County of San Francisco, Case No. CGC-05-442812. The case was subsequently moved to the Northern District of California, Case No. 05-03353 BZ.<ref name="wdc-safier-complaint">{{cite web
| last = Gutride
| first = Adam
| coauthors = Seth A. Safier
| date = 29 March 2006
| url = http://www.wdc.com/settlement/docs/complaint.htm
| title = "Class Action Complaint"
| work = ''Orin Safier v. Western Digital Corporation''
| publisher = [[Western Digital Corporation]]
| accessdate = 2007-09-09
}}</ref>

Although Western Digital maintained that their usage of units is consistent with "the indisputably correct industry standard for measuring and describing storage capacity", and that they "cannot be expected to reform the software industry", they agreed to settle in March 2006 with 14 June 2006 as the Final Approval hearing date.<ref name="wdc-safier-settle">{{cite web
| last = Zimmerman
| first = Bernard
| date = 2006
| url = http://www.wdc.com/settlement/docs/longform.htm
| title = "Notice of Class Action and Proposed Settlement"
| work = Orin Safier v. Western Digital Corporation
| publisher = [[Western Digital Corporation]]
| accessdate = 2007-09-09
}}</ref>

Western Digital offered to compensate customers with a free download of backup and recovery software valued at US$30. They also paid $500,000 in fees and expenses to San Francisco lawyers Adam Gutride and Seth Safier, who filed the suit.<ref name="betanews">[http://www.betanews.com/article/Western_Digital_Settles_Capacity_Suit/1151510648 News article]</ref>

Western Digital had this footnote in their settlement. "Apparently, Plaintiff believes that he could sue an egg company for fraud for labeling a carton of 12 eggs a "dozen," because some bakers would view a "dozen" as including 13 items."<ref name="Baskin-2006-02-01">{{cite web
| last = Baskin
| first = Scott D.
| date = 1 February 2006
| url = http://www.wdc.com/settlement/docs/document20.htm
| title = "Defendant Western Digital Corporation's Brief in Support of Plaintiff's Motion for Preliminary Approval"
| work = ''Orin Safier v. Western Digital Corporation''
| publisher = [[Western Digital Corporation]]
| accessdate = 2007-09-09
}}</ref>

The settlement called for Western Digital to add a disclaimer;<ref name="betanews"/> flash memory and hard disk manufacturers have disclaimers on their packaging and web sites clarifying the formatted capacity of the flash memory<ref name="sd-cap-disclaimer"/>
or defining MB as 1 million bytes and 1 GB as 1 billion bytes.<ref name="wdc-CaviarSE16">{{cite web
| url = http://www.wdc.com/en/products/Products.asp?DriveID=301
| title = "WD Caviar SE16 SATA Hard Drives"
| work = Western Digital: Products
| publisher = [[Western Digital Corporation]]
| accessdate = 2007-09-09
}}</ref>

==See also==
* [[IEEE 1541-2002]]
* [[Timeline of binary prefixes]]
* [[Integral data type]]
* [[Bit]]
* [[Nibble]]
* [[Byte]]
* [[Octet (computing)|Octet]]
* [[IEC 60027]]-2
* [[IEEE 1541]]
* [[Orders of magnitude (data)]]

===Specific units of IEC 60027-2 A.2===
These units have individual articles:

{| width="100%"
|-
| valign="top" | {{Bitrates}}
| valign="top" | {{Quantities of bytes}}
| valign="top" | {{Quantities of bits}}
|}

==References==
{{Reflist|2}}

==Further reading==
* {{cite web|url=http://www.iec.ch/zone/si/si_bytes.htm|title=When is a kilobyte a kibibyte? And an MB an MiB?|publisher=International Electrotechnical Commission|date=2007-02-12}} — An introduction to binary prefixes
* {{cite web|url=http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/binary.html|title=Prefixes for binary multiples|publisher=[[NIST]]}}
* {{cite press release|url=http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/techbeat/tb9903.htm#Information%20Technology|title=Get Ready for the mebi, gibi and tebi|publisher=[[NIST]]|date=1999-03-02}}
* {{cite web|url=http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/information-units.txt|title=What is a Megabyte ...?|author=Markus Kuhn|date=1996-12-29}}—a 1996–1999 paper on bits, bytes, prefixes and symbols
* {{cite web|url=http://homepages.tesco.net/~J.deBoynePollard/FGA/1mb44-is-not-a-standard-floppy-disc-size.html|author=Jonathan de Boyne Pollard|title=There is no such thing as a 1.44 MB standard format floppy disc}}
* {{cite web|url=http://www.quinion.com/words/turnsofphrase/tp-kib1.htm|title=Kibibyte|date=[[1999-08-21]]|author=Michael Quinion|work=World Wide Words}}—Another description of binary prefixes
* {{cite paper|format=PDF|url=http://www.wiebetech.com/pressreleases/BillionEqualBillion.pdf|title=When One Billion does not equal One Billion, or: Why your computer's disk drive capacity doesn’t appear to match the stated capacity|author=James Wiebe|date=2003-10-09}}—White-paper on the controversy over drive capacities

==External links==
* [http://members.optus.net/alexey/prefBin.xhtml A summary of the organizations, software, and so on that have implemented the new binary prefixes]
* [http://lpar.ath0.com/2008/07/15/si-unit-prefixes-a-plea-for-sanity/ A plea for sanity]
* [http://www.lyberty.com/encyc/articles/kb_kilobytes.html KiloBytes vs. kilobits vs. Kibibytes (Binary prefixes)]
* [http://www.seagate.com/ww/v/index.jsp?locale=en-US&name=Storage_Capacity_Measurement_Standards_-_Seagate_Technology&vgnextoid=9493781e73d5d010VgnVCM100000dd04090aRCRD Storage Capacity Measurement Standards]

===Converters===
* [http://converter.50webs.com/ SI/Binary Prefix Converter]
* [http://wmwiki.com/mcored/downloads/dec2bin/?M=D Decimal-to-Binary Prefixes and Binary-to-Decimal Prefixes Converter]
* [http://www.aztekera.com/tools/binary.php Tool to convert to/from the binary and standard units (up to yobibytes)]

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*[[User:kyan033|Kty]]
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*[[User:mfor066|Matthew]]
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*[[User:jmay040|Jessie]]
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I'm going to contribute now. COMPSCI 101 is quite repetitive, but it really helps reinforce information in your brain. It can also be fun and informative at times too! Unfortunately, i have to admit that this lab was a tad tedious. But now I can blog! Yay.....

*[[User:ttal024|WHISKEY]]
I Finally did my blog!!! this is really goood!!!! '''Bold text'''101

*[[User:tlat014|Tevita]]
Sorry this is wiki not blogs buddy. Compsci 111 is good but confusing!!! Love it. can't wait for lab 3...

*[[User:ngen004|Nannan Geng]]
CompSci 111 is a very nice course for computer beginers.

*[[User:jtom023|Jesse Toms]]
Hey all, I'm enjoying the compsci111 course because of the relaxed atmosphere.

*[[User:spar370|Sol Ji]]
hey guys~ I am enjoying compsci111!.
*[[User:ttuu007|Tofua]]
Hey fellow students! Hope yall are enjoying CompSci 111. I'm finding it very interesting and helpful. Good luck with the paper. =)

*[[User:jsuk007|Jun]]
I really enjoy the comsci labs that are held every week! They are really useful and encouraging :)

*[[User" rma008| Rebecca]]
Compsci111 has so much to learn! XDD

*[[User" ycha257|Cheri]]
This course is really useful!

*[[User" mhao002|Chris]]
Who like to play computer games and then like CS because of that?

*[[user:amch008|Andrew]]
Compsci 111 is great! It’s good because it’s not too difficult at this stage but you learn something new every lecture.

*[[user:jcho174| Jonathan]]
This course is enjoyable. Looks like everybody is adding to this particular article :)

==Anny's Contributions==
Please visit [http://nannangeng.blogspot.com my blog]
Compsci111 is hard , but It is getting interesting ;-)

I love comsci111 , It's nice and easy.

Compsci111 is very interesting. I am loving the course especially the labs - vjos005

== Anny's Contribution ==

'''This is not easy, but It is getting interesting ;-)
'''
== Sophie's Contribution ==

Baby's first wiki edit! How exciting.

[[User:Sbuc043|Sbuc043]] 22:41, 5 August 2009 (NZST)

==Jake's Contribution==
I think that '''Compsci111''' will be very rewarding however it is a very time consuming subject that requires a lot of work.
I enjoy it very much and look forward to doing other lab assignment in the future.
' '''
'''This course is designed for students who want a general introduction to computing. Experience with a wide range of practical applications will provide transferable skills that will be equally useful in academic and industry environments. No prior experience with computers is required, and help is always readily available from the teaching staff.''''

==Jessie's Contribution==

Computer Science 111 is a very useful course. I recommend it to anyone who needs to enhance their computer skills or refresh their memory on using a computer and its applications.
== Gilaad Amir's Contribution ==
Some philosophers argue that this course is not quite as handy as some may think. This is still a contentious issue in the academic world. Time will tell soon enough what the status quo will be. --[[User:Gami001|Gami001]] 16:35, 4 August 2009 (NZST)

==Kelly's Contribution==
I think Compsci 111G course is really useful and interesting, and also it gives me a chance to use the computer and internet properly.

Three things that I like about this course:
#Getting to know about the world wide web
#The high quality assisstance that is offered
#My growing general knowledge on computers
I am also looking foward to web design.

=='''Owen's contribution'''==
This course is relevant to the computational needs of everyday Auckland Uni students

'''hey~ this contribution is for the compsci111 lab report~'''
*[[User:skim283|Be_Proud]]
Hey guys! COMPSCI 111 is awesome! And the labs are really cool as well, all the best in COMPSCI everyone!
*[[User:vhan016|Vivian]]

'''Compsci 111 semester 1 , have fun and enjoy!'''
*[[User:rzha067|Runlong]]

'''COMPSCI 111 is a perfectly designed course for newbies'''

*[[User:kthr003|Snowflake]]
"'Hey!!!"'
Lab 2 nearly done! yay! its good how we get a week to complete the lab work!!!

*[[User:smin025|Sang Woong Min]]

'''Hey guys, this is my contribution to the wiki.'''
''Compsci 111 is great!!''
*[[User:ysun127|Kyle]]
wow i like this lesson knowing more about wiki and WWW.
*[[User:pbar137|Peter]]
this is me helping out the wiki

*[[User:whan033|Chris]]
'''Hi, plase visit my user page'''

*[[User:mco001|Mark]]
Hey guys check out my wiki, it has a funny image and awesome ACSII kirby scenarios

*[[User:bdel010|Blair]]
Hey guys, if you would like to know a little bit about me click my wiki

'''COMPSCI 111 S1 2009'''
*[[User:salb017|shifa'a]]
hi mayname shifa'a im doing compsci111

*[[User:vcha080|Vimal Chandra]]

Hey guys. welcome to my wiki.
Click on the link to get access to my page. Cheers :)

*[[User:Lzha254|Lucy]]
Hey everyone! compsci111 is really fun :D

*[[User:spar329|Seung-Hee]]
Hi ! My name is Seung-Hee! I'm having fun in COMPSCI111/111G

*[[User:tbro080|Talia]]
Hi, this will take you to my user page :)

*[[User:bpar072|Bhavik]]
hi guys,
just wanted to inform u guys about the course COMPSCI 111, it is a very interesting and useful coures to take if you want to learn about computering

*[[User:amcf017|Andrew]]
Hi the link above connects to my wiki user page

*[[UserSven026|Stephen]]
Hi the link above takes you to my user page where you can learn the amazing language of the decimal number system!!!! hope everyone finds it realy useful, especially if your doing maths.

*[[User:Nlay004|Nicholas]]
Hello everyone! The link above will direct you to my user page!

*[[User:croo012|Callum]]
Hey, the link above is to my page!

*[[User:ycho129|Yong Won]]
Hi my name is Yong Won. The link above will take you to my user page.

*[[User:jpar370|Jisung]]
Hi, I am Jisung. Click my name to see my details :)

*[[User:mcha304|minsoo]]
Hello~ the link above will take you to my user page :)

*[[User:tlee122|Timothy]]
Hey there my name is Timothy, the link above is my wiki :D This course is fantastic and I am learning something new everyday! Keep up the good work everyone and good luck with all tests!

*This is the link to my user page [[User:jduw001|JD]] click on it to get some not really helpful advice.

'''COMPSCI 111 SS 2009'''

*[[User:sjun037|seungmo]]
'''I hope you guys had a great test, it would be so much better if i was a bit more prepared, anyway, good weekends!'''

*[[User:yzha463|Jim]]

*[[User:dson008|Leon]]
'''Iam Leon'''

*[[User:bzha055|Bin]]
'''Computer science111:test and examations'''

*[[User:yliu303|Ying]]
Information about computer science 111

*[[User:cshi050|John]]
Hi! Pleased to meet you!

*[[User:ayun003|Bo]]
Hello, this links to my wiki page which doesnt contain much at the moment. Good luck everyone :D !!

*[[User:nraz004|imperiex]]
This link connects to my userpage via a mindbogglingly powerful system of networks known as the Internet.

*[[User:ypae001|Robin]]
The link shown above connects to my userpage.

*[[User:rarc016|Renee]]
Hello, hope everyone is having as much fun as I am!

*[[User:Rhip001|Kitsiru]]
Contribute to my manga/anime page ;)! I hope you're enjoying this course!

*[[User:Nsin068|Nabita]]
Hello, welcome to my Wiki page.. click on the link above :). Good luck to everyone in this course!

*[[User:jfin052|jackson finlay]]
hello, my name is jackson and the above links to my page.

*[[User: Sbla089|Stephen Black]]
Hello everyone, I hope you had a relaxed break and are findind the course useful. Above is the link to my Wiki page I hope it will develop and be of use to you all. Regards Steve

*[[User:Scho225|Diana Cho]]
Hello, above is a link to my wiki page.
I hope you guys are enjoying this course so far.
You can visit my wiki page and have a discussion about
COMPSCI111 course and exchange informations together.
As we all have given up our summer holidays for this course
I hope we can be rewarded with our grades. :)

*[[User:slee455|Song Yi Lee]]

Welcome to Compsci 111 stage one Wiki.
The link shown above connects to my userpage.
I hope my userpage helpful to you and I wish you for the best for this course.

*[[User:mali055|Menaaz Ali]]

Hello people!! Hope you are all having fun in the course so far. Hopefully we can all use this as a way of helping each other in our lost moments. All the instructions in the manual may seem very complicated and freak you out, but if you RELAX and look at it blocking out all your prior knowledge they're actually quite easy. Good Luck!!

*[[User:skim218|Sang Yoon Kim]]

Hello!! I hope you are getting along with the lab contents. This page can be used to support each other for the practical component of compsci111. Enjoy your courses!

I have just added my interests in particular to compsci. Feel free to check my page and we can share our interests. Click to join me.
[[User:tlea025]]
*[[User:tkim049|Tae Young Kim]]

Hello I hope you are enjoying this course.
Good luck to all of you and have fun.

*[[User:swil295|Steffanie Williams]]

Hey,
The above link is to my Wiki page, this can be used to discuss and exchange information about this course. Good Luck for this course :)

*[[User:lkwo010|Lillian Kwong]]

Hi.
The above link is to my Wiki Page. I hope you are all enjoying this course. Good Luck :)

*[[User:joh025|Jeong Suk Oh]]

Hi, this course is really fun. I think this page is quite useful, lets try to use it often.

*[[User:ioh003|Ilhwan Oh]]
Hi, i love this course, the teachers here are very helpful. lets try our best shall we :)

*[[User:rces001|Richie Cesan]]
Hello, Im the guy in the red hat. Don't be a stranger. Have a good one.

*[[User:Tlin085|Tom]]
Hello... i put this in the middle of the page so no one will see it.

*[[User:ayou099|Andrew Younge]]
Hi, i just learnt how to make my own wiki. How exciting. Good luck with this course.

*[[User:mlin117|Gary]]
Hey Yoh~! This is an interesting course!

What?! cannot find the '''LINK''' to my user page? It is '''ABOVE''' this.

*[[User:ajan028|Akash Jani]]
This is pretty interesting stuff. Wiki is really fun and also link to my page is just above. Please do visit and yes this course is excellent... have fun people!!

*[[User:jacr002|Jaimee Acraman]]
Hi everyone! I am enjoying learning to use wiki. :)

* [[User:amud002|Abby Mudford]]
Wiki is exciting

* [[User:jxie024|John Xie]]
Hello, your welcome to visit my Wiki page! Wiki is really interesting! Hope your all having fun!

* [[User:jnut006|James William Nuttall]]
Bonjour, come and visit my Wiki page if you are interested in Nutrition/Food. Bonne chance avec la course ;-)

* [[User:Hdor004|Hdor004]] 15:57, 12 January 2009 (NZDT)
My wiki page is very similar to the rest, but hey, why not look at it any way.

* [[User:ebro069|Elizabeth Brooks]]
Hi everyone! I hope everyone is finding the course okay so far! So far it's really fun!

* [[User:ctol010|Cherie Tollemache]]

Hello everyone, hope everyone is finding the course enjoyable. above is a link to my user page, feel free to visit.

*[[User:lshi038|Leo Shin]]

Hello everyone. Bonjour, Hola, Salve!!!

* [[User:ylee198|Ye - Jin Lee]]
Hello everyone- enjoying your courses? have fun!!

*[[User:kkan047|Bo - Lim Kang]]
Hello~ welcome to my Wiki~~

*[[User:qhu008|Mike]]
Hola, yo soy Mike. Yo estoy bueno :)

*[[User:fhan020|Fengqiao Han]]
Hi everyone, I'm Alex, Pleased to make acquaintance.

*[[User:epar067|Eunji Park]]
Welcome to my wiki page ;)

*[[User:Arid018|Nikki R]]
Wow! Just the beginning. Go hard.

*[[User:ptho122|Trish]]
'''Wow that was fun :-P'''

*[[User:abha059|Ash]]
I just edited Trish's contribution teeheehee

*[[User:Jsu024|Sky]]
welcome to my home page:) get to know something about Asian Food:)

*[[User:achu051|ada]]
hello everyone! welcome to my page :)

*[[User:scho200|sooyoun]]
ello~hello~

*[[User:elee053|eunhye]]
hello guys:)

*[[User:cbal038|Guy Fawkes]]
I have found my instructors and my fellow students extremely helpful so far.
I would not be able to continue without them.

Hi guys~ Good luck with this course!!

* hello everyone :) just doing this for my compsci 111 lab 2 -- [[User:Xwan227|Xwan227]] 16:13, 13 January 2009 (NZDT)

*[[User:dcha159|Nebuchadnezzar]]
hey peps~ This aint my real name but i like this name... what do u think?

*[[User:skim265|Sang Hoon Kim ]]
Hi~! My name is Sang Hoon Kim have fun in this course!!

*[[User:icha032|Jiaqi chang]]
hello.everyone~haha

*[[User:jche300|Jun Chen]]
hahaha~hello.everybody

*[[User:yhua172|Anita]]
Howdy everyone, I hope you are having a wonderful time with this course. Best of luck to you all for summer school and for the many years to come!

*[[User:mdon070|Manny]]
Hi, all! My name's Matisse. I'm a 3rd year Arts student. Thanks to COMPSCI 111G I'm learning to use & contribute to wiki sites. Hope you're all enjoying your time at uni! Best of luck...

*[[User:alee126|Ahreum Lee]]
Hi! My name is Ahreum Lee and I'm having fun in COMPSCI111G :)

*[[User:jlee463|Jieun Lee]]
Hello~S2 I like it hahahaha

*[[User:hkim220|Heera Kim]]
Hi everyone~~

*[[User:fcui002|Grace]]
Hi,everyone, wish you enjoy your summer school!

*[[User:lyin007|Lixing Yin]]

Hi, i just make first wiki page. The link is above there. Welcome!

*[[User:dlit018|Dmitry]]
Hi My name is Dmitry. This course is very useful and I hope it will help in future.

*[[User:lvet003|Louis]]
Hi everyone.... my name is Louis. I hope that you enjoy my userpage. Though, the userpage is plain one, with your great feedback, I hope that we can establish a wicked page.

*[[User:ssub013|Sandhi]]
Hi EveryoneI hope your enjoying the course, like I am.

*[[User:kbas017|Kamlika]]
hi everyone hope you are enjoyin this paper as much as i am. Go wiki!!

*[[User:anar046|Akshaiy]]
I have learnt to create my own blog and wiki thanks to Compsci 111.

*[[User:hmoh024|Harliyana]]
I love creating my own wiki!Some confusion here and there but everything is fun so far!

*[[User:tmat060|Socchi]]
heres my bit for lab02's P3 [[User_talk:Tmat060]], wasn't too sure where to put it, so its both in my wiki and here. have fun being confused by VK ;P

*[[User:kcho147|Kyulee]]
Computer Science111 course information

*[[User:jlia062|JaiQuil]]
Hi guys, welcome to my page!

*[[User:pzal002|Petra]]
Howdy, first time user..

*[[User:skim211|SeYeon]]
hello compsci 111 students!

*[[User:ypen024|rose]]
first time as wel ^ ^

*[[User:jflo018|Josh]]
Here's for CompSci 111 Lab 2. Its a little confusing posting things here.

*[[User:mpil019|Mil's Homepage]]
Hey everyone, just me here, just leaving a link to my homepage!

*[[User:fyan048|Flora]]
Hey this is my part for CompSci 111 Lab 2, come to my page sometime ^^

*[[User:fyan043|Alan]]
Hey guys,I'm here to have fun. In fact there is a lot of fun in Compsci 111.

*[[User:ahuo002|Alex]]

Hey people im alex and i play dota

*[[user:tpar066|tom]]

Hey people im tom and i dont play dota

*[[User:dgoo035|Dasith]]
Hey people Im Dasith Goonatilaka and i love sports.

*[[User:hsan013|Steven]]

Hello to all! Wish gd luck for all for this semester!

*[[User:dcal034|Daryl]]

Hey guys, '''INTERNATIONAL HOUSE RULES!!!!!'''

GOODLUCK FOR COMPSCI 111

hello guys~I like Compsci, It's so useful and fun! good luck for this semester~

*[[User:ysun122|Aileen]]

*[[User:mbae004|John]]
COMPSCI 111 is great! hope everyone does well in their exams

*[[User:ltso002|Lorraine]]

Hello people, I would like to remind you that all Compsci 111 labs are held in room 303-175!

[[User:Mngw004| Vivian's Wiki Page]]

Hello everyone!

The '''COMPSCI 111/111G'''''Italic text'' course is highly enjoyable and it offers great practical knowledge about computers in general.

The course teaches us a lot of useful things and adds to our knowledge and understanding of computers. Great course!

*[[User:tkan021|Simon]]

Hi guys!
The '''COMPSCI 111/111G''' is very helpful and it gives you an idea from the basic component of how to use computers

*[[User:slee427|Grace]]
hello guys~*
In the COMPSCI 111/111G lab, you don't have to stay 3hours when you finish the work.

Hey everyone ! You do not have to complete the lab assignment within the 3 hours aswell . You have until the beginning of the next Lab tutorial to hand in your lab assignment. But it is wise to make use of the Lab assistants within the 3 hours.
Cheers

*[[User:mtoi009|Matt]]
Woah lab 2 took me ages! But at least it's amost over!

*[[User:rshe088|Rae]]
Yes, this lab is almost over and out!
Peace

*[[User:dcur025|danielle]]
Hey!
These labs are quite useful. Hope you guys are finding this as well :)

*[[User:jzha296|James]]
Hey guys.
These are the courses im studying

*[[User:bkan020|bk]]
Hi guys i m asian but cool

*[[User:jhea066|Jared]]
i love motocros

*[[User:cwu078|Cuby]]
Hi ~~ compsci test nextweek....good luck everyone

===Someone going on a rant===
*[[User:bdud009|Brad]]
I think many of you guys are doing it wrong, I hope the markers are lenient on 1 line answers instead of paragraphs with new content. The new content I am contributing is : Myself - because I am new to this particular page. Also, the spelling may not be of the "highest" standard as the mozzilla firefox application on these lab computers is encountering errors, particularly with Google and Wikipedia, and IE7 doesn't have a spell check. Yes, I know, I am being lazy, but no human is perfect. From the looks of it, no machine is perfect yet either.
That's about a paragraph. *awaits marks*
*So for those of you who didn't already realize, these Apple machines are hard to use, unreliable and cause all sorts of errors in typing with their small metal keyboards. For those of you who seem to enjoy them I really pity you. Is anyone else finding the internet connections here to be extremely slow? The paragraphs are coming and coming now. Is anyone finding this lab hard? [[user:bmun014|Ben]]
* This course pretty choice and most of it is pretty easy and exciting!Thanks
*I agree, Ben. It took about two minutes to load a picture of my house. (Which, by the way, was kind of freaky and intrusive.) I hate these keyboards, too. I want my Windows key back! [[user:hwad012|Holly]]

*I have to agree with Holly. These keyboards are so uncomfortable! But I have to admit that they look really fancy

*I personally think the keyboards are amazing. They making typing so much smoother. The mice are pretty slick too. My cat agrees.

*[[User:mkan041|Myung Jo]]
Hi everybody. Visit to my page.

*[[User:wyan039|Justin]]
Hey guys. Hope you enjoy this course. Cheers.

*[[User:yche427|vita]]
halo... good luck for the test..

*[[User:dsim086|Dan]]
The labs are very useful

*[[User:shau08|Patrick]]
I hope this is what I need to do for assignment 2 for question 19 which is contributing to this wiki.
*[[User:jmon059|Jonas]]
This is course pretty straight forward and i like it!!churr

*[[User:dtew006|Diandra]]
This is my pathetic attempt to finish Qusetion 19 for Lab 2.. Haha after this I AM FINISHED!! hallelujah

== Jennifer's Contribution ==

I really like how Compsci 111 lectures are recorded online because I have quite a few clashes and find it hard to get to lectures.
I wish they did that for Compsci 101 as well which I took last semester.

However I think there should probably be one more demonstrators in every lab because I don't think 2 is quite enough.
Apart from that, this paper has been good so far.

Anyway WOOT! I can go eat now.

[[ecor025]]

iv just started doing compsci but im am enjoying it alot! I'v been leatning heaps and cant wait to learn more!

hope everyone else is enjoying it as much as me

See you

[[Shan133| Shelly]]

'''Please check out my user page, which is not related at all to CompSci.
Have fun :):)'''

==Niven's Contribution==

hey guys compsci is one of the most relevent paper that I have done at the University.

*[[user:nred019|Niven]]

*[[user:swij017|Supun]]
I'm glad someone else made this comment about Google maps! (I could almost see through the window of my house in my picture, good thing I wasn't standing there when they took it). And as far as the keyboards go, I'm afraid I have to agree with you guys, I almost have to go back to typing with two fingers just to make sure my document isn't covered with red squiggly lines (as I type this I can already see about 6 :(...)

*[[user:bmul014|Brooke]]
You are so right. It's impossible to write a sentence without at least one spelling error in it with these silly keyboards. I'm all for the PC's.
Look forward to meeting some of you during this semesters course.

*I so agree, its the worst of both worlds, Mac computers and Windows Vista!?! But putting aside these problems, COMPSCI 111 can be interesting.. every now and then. My school introduced laptops in Year 5, but the new information I'm learning could come in handy =) [[user:Seat006|Samantha]]
 

*[[user:ccha448|Chris]]
I agree, Mac's are stupid, it's a shame people are taken in by the advertising campaigns. After all they stole Unix and charged you for it. I dislike the keyboards and mice too (the scroll wheel is so small!). My screen like's to fall downwards too, guess that's the mac failing physically(epic fail) and yes!!where's my windows key? maybe it should be a penguin :s

*[[user:stim018|Sean]]
I still don't see why people argue about macs and Pc's. It seems like it's always the people with Pc's that are complaining. Also for people who say that apple users are brainwashed, the same goes for Pc users. I don't see why the computer science department has macs though. It's natural to hate something that one doesn't understand.

*[[user:tlee094|Tammy]]
Wow, someone wrote something other than "hello" and "compsci 111 is great"! So contribution...

: Re: lecture given today (Thurs 19/03), I would say that this page could be considered a 'popular' page and that during the labs are probably the worst time to be editing these pages. Of course, logically that would mean that I/we shouldn't update this during lab or add should add in a little note to say I'm/you're editing it.

Of course... I am doing it during lab, and I haven't put a note up. But hey, the internet's full of dummies that don't do what they should.

====Sensible People only====

*[[User:htir002|Harish]]
Hello all, Wiki is really fun to use. I had an amazing experience with it and I hope all of you feel the same way. Compsci 111 is an excellent course and I highly recommend it to all.

*[[User:pwu034|Ivy]]
Hello~everyone.
This is my first time contribute with wiki. I get so confused when I first time use it , but it was alright now. I think most people taking this course as their major or minor towards their degree, but I take this course just for my personal interests, because I like to try new things especially someting to do with the computer. So, cheers everyone.

*[[User:gzha043|Jason]]
hello guys, i highly recommend the people who want a useful and interesting general education, please choice Compsci 111G, because it is a pretty straightforward course. Having fun

*[[user:wlim022|Wee]]
Hi guys. Please checkout my ''profile page''. I would like to make more ''friends'' XD
Compsci111 rocks. Interesting to know how to use wiki :)

*[[user:hlim041|Hsin Yee]]
Hi everyone. Nice to learn how to use wiki. Compsci 111/111G is interesting. Have fun everyone!!

*[[User:hchu093|Ho-Yong]]

Hi, I finally found out how to contribute to wiki! it takes time. This course is very exciting if you like computers.
I heard from someone that to have a fast internet, all you got to do is pay for the data!.
Anyways have fun!

*[[User:nhe008|Hannah]]
Gosh, last instruction till the end of this lab. haha.. have a good day guyz.

*[[user:ashe115|Aieyah]]
hay everyone im actually doing psychology but took this paper because I thought it would be interesting and it is!! i love it so far the labs are great and the people you meet are even better!! I hope we all do well and get top marks to start our semester off with a SMILE!! hope you all have a COMPUTERLICIOUS day!! keep smiling and keep rocking those A+!! =)

*[[user:msti026|Mikes]]
Hey guys! I finally managed to figure out how to post on this wiki! Im loving uni so far, computer science is pretty fun and its up there with my favourite lectures. Its so useful learning all these things about computers that I never knew before, I look forward to my labs heaps because I know I will always learn something new! It is hard at times but I know in the end it will be worth it.

*[[user:lsun050|Lei Sun]]
I was so confused that how to post my contribution on wiki. However, its all done. hopefully everyone have a good time in computer science 111 lab!

*[[user:Jong012|Nigel]]
Have a good St. Paddy's Day! cant wait to gulp down a few jugs of Green beer tonight, and go to lectures tomorrow with hangovers!!

*[[user:lsoh004|Lian]]
Hi guys! I'm actually a chemistry student myself though I have taken CompSci to stage II. My advice for those wishing to major in CompSci is to pay attention in CS101 and CS105. You will DEFINITELY become increasingly confused if you do not pull some weight now (especially in CS105). You will be using Java well into your 3rd year so make sure you learn it.

*[[user:dhan088|Dohyun Han]]
I thought it will hard to post something on wiki but it's very simple.

*[[user:dyi002|Donghyun]]
I've got my fingers crossed. Hope everyone else is having better luck than I am.

*[[user:fwan058|Stella]]
well, is the end of our Lab 2, hope everybody enjoy their Lab time. Ps: Even this room is a computer room but still is way to cold, I'm freezing.

*[[user:aoka004|Ayumi]]
It is the last qustion to do. It takes time... I hope I complete this task successfully.

*[[user:pyap012|Priscilla]]
Yay, finally the last question. love doing this hehe! I never knew this could be so easy =]

*[[user:apat198|Arti]]
Compsci labs fun. Lectures are not too bad as well.
I like this course overall.
Editing on Wiki is so easy.

*[[user:shan123|sem]]
Hey!! compsci111G people!! have fun with your lab2 report!!

*[[user:eyoo003|Sera]]
today is my second lab time.
I'm enjoying COMPSCI111/111G :)

*[[user:gwil163|Greg]]
Had to fix shan123's spelling. It's interesting having CompSci lectures straight after the lab. 4 hours of CompSci!!!

*[[user:Dpri049|Dom]]

wow this place is great hope it becomes more popular

Man it took me forever to read through this page and find a spelling error to fix. By the time I found one Greg had fixed it!!! grrr. Either way proof reading counts as contributing to the page yea? :D

*[[user:cott007|Cameron]]
CompSci 111 is interesting, particularly the lectures.

*[[user:awon081|Assunta]]
Wow!! Finally the last question of lab 2. So far both labs and lectures for compsci111 been very interesting and fun.
One improvement for this lab room is turning down the air condition, its extremely cold!!

**[[user:vche035|vivan]]
Compsci is useful! but i do agree that the room is very cold!

*[[user:jwha022|Jeong]]
CompSci 111 lab reports takes long time to fisnish...

*[[user:pwad011|puhi]]
I agree and also there are soo many buttons to press can get annoying sometimes

*[[user: kpra032|kartik]]

yes that is true 3 hours i think is a bit too long for a lab

*[[user: ryou005|ron]]

I like the temperature in the lab, its just right. Its easy to add layers of clothing, however its not easy to cool down

*[[user: rsek002|Rd]]

I concur, the temperature in the lab is just right especially in this season. Although i do hope it isnt this cold during the winter.

*[[user: kpra032|kartik]]

Kartik didnt post this message, *[[user: ryou005|ron]] did to illustrate how easy it is to fake an entry...evil huh

*[[user: rliu033|Ricky]]
This is my contribution. Finally finished the last question, i'm bloody hungry atm.

*[[user:vcha081|Valerie]]
yay! finally on last question..took me longer than the first lab haha i reckon it was the blog's fault! doesn't anyone else think its funny that in lectures they point out the pitfalls of wikis and blogs are and yet in the labs our task is to create them?? seems kind of contradictionary to me!

and yes, its far too cold in this room! maybe we should start a petition haha

*[[user: jtay133|jess]]
Great, finally figured out how to do this! I would sign a petition about the room being too cold, my feet are frozen!

*[[user: slie022|seanaldo]]
My feet aren't the only part of me that's frozen... I reckon that the labs should be 6 hours long but is held only once every 2 weeks. Does anyone agree with me??

*[[user: tkuo014|trils]]
I really don't think I can bare being in here for 6 hours...I'm cold, wet and freezing right now..plus I have a cold which doesn't help. :(

*[[user: blee072|blee072]]
Even if the labs were fortnightly lasting 6 hours, I doubt a lot of people would be staying longer than 3. It's a nice thought though but managing the timetables for both the tutors and the students would be a nightmare. By the way, is anyone else having problems with the paperthin keyboards in the labs? I actually had to ask the tutor how to take a screenshot..

*[[user:dhee003|dizzy]]
yay finally last question XD ive decided to join the sensible ppl. Its really cold in this lab, trying to finish before i freeze! But it was still a fun, albeit a cold lab!!!

*[[user:nmuh013|mijamon]]
this page is good at the contents but it is not really good at appearance because there are very few paragraph been used it is difficult to read.

*[[user:aazm006|aliaa]]
I thought it's hard to edit a wiki but it is actually a very simple task. The lab is fun and so useful, I get to know so many things but the 3 hours lab is not enough for me.

*[[user:nbha012|niresha]]
it still too me a while to figure it out! It's definitely freezing in here, goodluck for the rest of the semester!

*[[user:mlal026|mlal026]]
Compsci is an awsome course and anyone interested in doing so should. Well this is an awsome course to take up whether its yourgenersl ed or major it is still good to take up.

*[[user:ohow004|ohow004]]
Wow. Lab 002 has definately contributed to the best time of my life. Highly recommend this Lab.

*[[user:snaf002|snaf]
The lab02 is really exciting. I learned so many things today. It is really good to know about blog, wiki and so on. I hope the next CompSci111 lab will be as good as today!

*[[user:nahm043|fara]
Compsci 111 is such a great course to learn. Creating my own blog is so exciting and interesting!! But, the temperature in the lab was too cold!! My hands are badly freezing!! It's so difficult to use the keyboard, with shaking hand. That's horrible!!

'''*[[user:shad020|wani]]
this lab 02 is so interesting...it introduced me about wiki and blog....Blogging is so awsome..:)''' To find out more information about wiki,just click [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki here]

*[[user:Zrah006|zrah006]]
COMPSCI111 is a great introductory course to the world of computers. It is also very suitable for people who are not computer literate and want some computing skills that will benefit them in the future.
A great resource for students studying COMPSCI111 is [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] and the Stage One Forums [https://forums.cs.auckland.ac.nz Forum Link].

*[[User:Hpen017|hpen017]]
Compsci111 is a great course for people to enjoy learning about computers and improving their skills. Overall this has improved my skills on the comptuer so far. :D

*[[User:hkim231|hskim231]]
Lab two is better than Lab One. I learned interesting things. I think I can improve my computer skills a lot more by the end of this course.

*[[User:sgho008|Sonalee]]
Hi! I am a compsci111 student this semester (one). I am really loving this aspect of publishing and making amendments to webapges, blogs and wiki's. I think its great that we have such resources where we can learn things like this through our time at the university. I am interested to know what other aspects of this course will teach me, as it is only laboratory two and we starting to go into the interesting side of computing. I hope everyone is having just as enjoyable experience as I am. Thank you to the tutors for being so patient. It's great!'

*[[User:yseo019|Yujin]]
Greens question reliability of smacking survey

*[[User:ralm005|ralm005]]
Hi, I am currently doing CompSci111 and so far I am enjoying it, as it provides a good overview of practical computing. The labs are especially helpful as it provides a chance to be more interactive with the computers (rather than just the theory) and enables you to really understand the content that we learn during the lectures. Another good thing about the labs are that after the first hour they are more informal, and you have 1 week to hand your answers in (takes away the pressure where in some labs you have to hand labs in at the end of the session). Good luck to everyone doing the course! :)

*[[user:karm015|karm015]]
The markers are surely lenient enough to allow marks for one sentence contributions. I mean, letting us all know that you are contributing to spam on the main page is, I suppose, a contribution. I am also adding to the spam, so I must also be a COMPSCI111/111G student!

*[[user:zche099|zche099]]
Here is my constribution for COMPSCI111/111G page 33 P3.
Hey!
Want to know the Secret Of Eternal Life? ->John 3:16 :)

*[[User:dsal020|Dan]]
Here is my contribution for CompSci 111/111G. CompSci is a cool subject. I have gained a lot of new information even though it's only the third week of the semester.

*[[User:/mhan112|Minkuk]]
Here is my contribution for CompSci 111/111G Compsic is fun to learn but, lab is too long

*[[User:/cfra066|CFRA066]]
I am really finding Compsci111 quite difficult as I am not very familiar with computers. In saying this, I am enjoying learning the content. I know what I am learning is going to be very useful when I get a job. I cant wait till I graduate and get a job. Im looking forward to earning some money :)
*[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Cho049 Cho049]
Here is my contribution for CompSci 111.Compsci labs fun.I like this course overall.

*[[User:/sraj036|sraj]]
Well,this course seem to be very interesting and mind blowing at times solely on the lab work that was given!

*[[User:/dma007|dma]]
This second lab taught me a lot !! Enjoy!

*[[User:/scho249|sub]]
This course is for students who want to learn about general computers and its related stuff.

*[[User:/mlib007|Mel]]
Great course. Enjoy the course everyone..

*[[User:srat035|Suchi]]
Hey all, I totally agree with all of you. CompSci 111 is a great course. Though it seems easy, it is quite intellectually stimulating! Good luck for the test next Friday and I am sure we will all come out with flying colours!

*[[User:/mji002|Minsik]]
welcome to this course. lets learn more about computer!

*[[User:/jste243|Zephonobia]]
Hi guys, this is my contribution to the wiki. 
The name you see above is also the name I have on the forums. 
This course is entertaining, as although I already know a lot of this better than the back of my hand, 
I'm also learning a lot about coding and today I learnt that swearing isn't acceptable on the internet. 
'''Here's a helpful tip:''' Sometimes people (commonly referred to as "trolls") will try and anger you over the internet, 
just for their own enjoyment. Please don't feed the trolls.
*[[User:/xli233|Xiaozhe]]
Sup.
I just type in some words to make some fun.
Studying hard is the most important.
*[[User:/wwon125|Wei-Yuen]]
I think this course is really practical and is useful that way. Labs are flexible for each student and the tutors are really helpful! I'm really enjoying this!
*[[User:/fben014|Frank]]
Dear fellow students/tutors/general public, Compsci111 is a very interesting and enjoyable course, I hope all students enjoy it as much as I do. This is my fist time editing 'wiki' and I am enjoying it :)
*[[User:/jmit057|Josh]]
Compsci111 is very interesting, I'm enjoying every second of it!
*[[User:/rhas033|Cris]]
CS111 is a very interesting course, despite the fact that it is hard and require a lot of working, we can learn a lot from it
*[[User:/kgan024|karan]]
COMPSCI111 is a fun paper and very interesting also.
*[[User:/lgu009|Louie]]
COMPSCI111 is a rocking course because you learn a lot of things with the computer operating system.

*[[User:halg005|Hala]]
Hi everyone, I just make my first Wiki, Compsci is fun and I am learning so my new stuff.

*[[User:slee497|Soo Youn]]
Kia Ora. Hello everyone. It is good to be in COMPSCI 111 community. Keep up the contribution and work hard.

[[User:acur046|Ally]]
Hey everyone.
I found some useful information about courses you can take in Computer Science.
Please click on my name above or [[click here]] if you want to know what they are.

*[[User:ntoa002|Nicholas]]
Hi Everyone!!!
*[[User:skim282|SHK]]
Hi guys. I think compsci 111 course is very interesting.

Hi

I like Compsci 111 because it teaches us about the history of computing which i never knew about

*[[User:cwhi095|Chris]]

*--[[User:Mara012|Mara012]] 13:56, 4 August 2009 (NZST)

The knowledge developed by academic computer science (CS) is applied to various non-academic situations to arrive at systems that help humans perform tasks that were either out of their reach for being too complex or the tasks that are repetitive in nature.

*[[User:jlee509|JEN]]
Hi, everyone doing Compsci111!
I wish all of you get best results in Frist Semester.

*[[User:vmer006|vam]]
I have to agree with the above comments. Hopefully the amount of information being supplied by students will suffice at the one line mark!
Scrolling down this page they day before my lab report is due.. The number of contributions is insane! what IF everyone had actually bothered to have
found information not already presented? Most would look automatically to information surrounding the topic.. but that is covered within the first few posts.. Makes life harder for everyone else!
So here is my addition... remember to write the lab summary at the top of your report! During my lab i saw many a student having to run back and waste valuable money printing again because they forgot to mention the lab summary..
Oh and of course the usual double page printing! ;) save those resources.

*[[User:mcha255|Mandy]]
Hi Everyone~
I wish you guys having fun in COMPSCI 111.

*[[User:mhen100|Maraea]]
Harow, I'm finally finishing up my lab, sitting here in my warm chair burning the keyboard as I type away the time.
This is a great Class, hopefully by the end of this semester I'ill be a computer whiz, an have brother running for his money, hehe.
And a thanks for reminding me to do my lab summary.

*[[User:wcho083|Damian]]

Hello everyone please come and visit my wiki page. I just have made up a new one for my Compsci111.

This course is so fun!! I learned heaps of things from this course even I only had 2 labs in this week.

Hope everyone learned many things in their courses as like me!!

==Anna' Contribution==
Compsci is very interesting, hope everyone is finding it ok.

*[[User:jwan269|Danni]]
Nearly there, the last question!!
It takes a while to finish a lab. The questions are not hard but quite practical.
Be patient, we are doing a good job~~
Have fun everyone!!

*[[User:biqb001|butul]]
Hi everyone.I am finding the comsci 111 course quite informative.It helps us with the daily things which make life just that bit more easier, something wihich all of us should know how to do.I dont know about anyone else but Iwas totally and utterly clueless when it come to anything to do with computers:P.Well i guess I still am a little clueless-but I'm getting there!!!. With the addition of amazingly nice tutors and awsome people enroled in the course--compsci 111 is a great!!I hope everyone else is enjoying it too.

*[[User:awon099|Anson]]
comsci is very fun, and i am learning alot.

*[[User:vche036|Victor]]
Compsci 111 is a fun and practical course which I hope everyone enjoys as much as I do. It may be an easy course but most who have taken it will tell you that it is also a very useful one. It is probably the only course in the Science department in which you will find useful in your daily life. Whether your a computer expert or not, you will definitely learn a few new tricks in this course. Last but not least, have fun everybody.

*[[User:wli132|JimmyWenkuan]]
To me labs were rather fun, three hours passed within a glance on my watch. This lab was really helpful, learned how to use wiki markups.
Guys, enjoy your times in university, it is the turning point of your life =].

*[[User:lfon025|Lusi Fong]]
Hi all. Labs are informative and are a great practical source of learning. The tutors are very helpful and ample time is given to complete all exercises. I am enjoying the course so far and hope to do well.

*[[User:spar307|Kei]]
Hi everyone, hope you enjoy and find lab useful! because I find myself learning a lot :)

*[[User:aphi045|Adam Phipps]]
I haven't made or edited a wiki page before, i might have to start contributing more later on, this is easy!

*[[User:nngu036|Peter NGUYEN]]
Compsci 111 is very useful for me . I am looking for learning new thing in this course.

== Secret to living longer ==
Be positive.

*[[User:eric017|Emma]]
Hey guys!
A cat born without a tail is actually a breed of cat called a manx!

*[[user:osha011|Osama]]
Hello to the people of CompSic
This subject is a interesting one, basically it gives us more information about somthing we have been using for years (computers/internet).

*[[User:jshi068|Shih]]

*[[User:dbar102|Doma]]
As well as '''green tea''' apples give you energy its said that one apple can give you more energy than a cup of coffee and preserve you better to ;)

*[[User:jyan138| Jenny]]
Don't forget to exercise, and eat healthy.

*[[User:ypar045|Young-Eun]]
Getting some good '''laugh''' also works, as research shows that it lowers the levels of stress hormones.

The research shows that it also boosts our immune system, by increasing activation of natural killer cells and antibodies.

For more information, click [http://www.ivillage.co.uk/health/hlive/style/articles/0,,181167_583851,00.html]
*[[User:kcho169|Klaus]]

Finally. I come to the last tasks. Then. my missions for lab 2 will be complete

Figured I should add to this, I found this link with its [http://www.sparkpeople.com/resource/nutrition_articles.asp?id=283 secrets to living longer]

==James' contribution==

AUGP stands for Auckland Uni Game dev and Programming club
We aim to do game modding in order to gain experience towards a career in game development

==Nathaniel's Wondrous Contribution==
Game development requires a lot of experience in programming and modding. Games run on certain engines to help display graphics and use programming languages accordingly.
Wii is a great console =]

==Rebecca's awsomest contribution==
compsci111 has so much to learn! XD

==James's Valuable Contribution==
This was quite an informative lab session. I learnt a wide variety of new information, like how to '''bold''' a word in a wiki.

=Annemieke's contribution=
Im learning alot about compsci 111

=Annemieke's contribution=
'''I'm learning lots of helpful tips!! why didn't i know some of these before?!!? '''

=A cup of tea a day can keep you awake=
:Green teas are found to have heaps of antioxidants, which could probably
:be good for girls!
:Mom always says: Drink more tea, eat more veges, get more exercises!
:Her secret recipe for a day: juice from sweet potato leaf, radish, tomato, apple, and
:some other green stuff :P

*[[User:myou001|May]]

== also a cup of coffee will keep you awake ==
As we known that coffee contain certain amount of caffeine.
one cup of coffee contain about 60mg of caffeine.
caffine can help people to get lot more done.

[[unser:Zzha156]vin]

Chai is becoming the new way to have your tea. It can be sweet or spicy and always full of flavour.

Green tea and apple in the morning would be more conducive to staying awake in the morning. Studies had shown that can apple can pep you up more than a cup of coffee or tea.

=Tea vs Hot Chocolate=
:I must say that the ongoing debate that people think coffee/tea will create
:this boost of energy or sustainability during a late night of study.
:I disagree, hot chocolate releases endorphins which make you happy.
:Thus instead of being sad and/or grumpy during your late night study sessions,
:you can feel good and happy whilst studying late at night.

*[[User:mphi043|Matamus]]

:I have to agree with Matamus. Hot chocolate is way better and I mean who can say no to chocolate?
*[[User:ssch107|ssch107]]

=Get plenty of sleep!=
Sleeping actually can make you live longer. Beauty sleep is no myth, it is actually true as the body needs the time during sleep to repair any cellular damage. I read somewhere that if you sleep less than 8hrs per day, the body doesn't have the chance to repair all the cell damage and can shorten your lifespan. So go get some sleep!

==Sleep is a necessity==
[[User:qmik002|queenz]]

Being well rested enables you to focus more and gives you more energy for concentration. Here are a few things that you can do to make sure you get enough sleep throughout the night.

* Improve your daytime habits - daily exercise, fresh air, no napping.
* Create a better sleep environment - fluffly pillows, clean and warm bedding, air circulation.
* Good sleep preparation - not eating before you sleep, no caffeine, don't drink too much liquid.

== AFS System ==

*[[User:skim201|Sen]]
Hello Compsci 111/111G

I think the AFS system is an awesome concept. It allows students to access the information that they have saved on the H: drive on the university computers to be accessed from the home computer. This means that you don't need to email yourself a copy of a file every time you need to work on it at home (if you don't have a USB drive to store and backup information). I learnt this is the Compsci 111/111G Lab 2 class, which was very useful!

That’s it for now,
Sen

[http://http://www.openafs.org/main.html This is the link about AFS system.]

*[[User:stej001|Sarf]]

This course is extremely interesting.

*[[User:cliu119|Chang]]
Editing wiki is such a hard work. However , we understand a lot after it!

*[[User:sfon034|Sfon034]]

I agree Sen, the AFS system is great, if i had forgotten my flashdrive i could just get my files from the AFS

'''Compsci111 is designed for students who want a general introduction to computing. Experience with a wide range of practical applications will provide transferable skills that will be equally useful in academic and industry environments. No prior experience with computers is required, and help is always readily available from the teaching staff.'''''

== Gerards Contribution ==

'''Hey guys just want to say that compsci has a lot of workload but everyone get in there and pass this course.!!!'''

==John's Contribution==

The AFS system is really good. I don't have to email my work home anymore or use a flash drive.

== Jimmy's Contribution ==

Compsci 111 is fun, and really useful....hope all of us can pass this course!!

= Jason's Contribution ==

The cake is a lie..

Yay! I contributed something! =)

I thought I'd just add on to Jimmy's contribution...if that's allright jimmy...
I agree Compsci 111 has really helped me and opened my eyes to the Cyberworld already in just three weeks.
It's not just really fun it's also useful and beneficial for future references.
It introduces many applications on the net I never thought to try or knew was out there.
I enjoy doing the lab reports because I discover new things each time. Thanks Compsci 111!

==Hayden's contribution==

Compsci is very interesting. Probably my favourite paper this semester. Was going to take Stats 101g but thought, nah too much work and it's boring as well. Thank god for Compsci!

==Lockers at University==

If anyone is interested in having a reasonably priced locker, there are lockers available within the Science faculty.

These can be purchased from the Science resource center, located on the ground floor of the Science building.

==Tyson's Contribution==

'''Moore's Law'''
'The number of transistors on a single chip doubles every 18 months, while the price stays the same.'
==Ying's Contribution==
'''This course is fun'''
[http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/compsci111s1c/ For more course information click here]

==Richard's Contribution==
'''HTML basics'''
#All opening tags end with a closing tag eg <a></a> or <img />

=Jesh's Contribution=
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""While studying computer science, a word of the day helps to broaden the mind and the vocabulary of the brain!'' Learning how to build a better vocabulary can be a pleasurable and profitable investment of both your time and effort.''

=''' Word of the day''' =

=====''with Jesh MacDonald''=====

== '''GRAMINEOUS'''==

====='''PRONUNCIATION:'''=====
====(gruh-MIN-ee-uhs)====
====='''MEANING''':=====

====''adjective:'' Of or relating to grass.====
----

These are my favourite words

#epistolary
#schwerpunkt
#overslaugh

== Japanese lesson ==

Good Morning - Ohayou Gozaimasu 
Good Afternoon - Konnichiwa 
Good Evening - Konban wa 

== Japanese lesson...but MORE ==

Just though I'd add a few more ^^.

Hello.
こんにちは。　Konnichiwa. (kon-nee-chee-WAH)
How are you?
お元気ですか。　O-genki desu ka? (oh-GEN-kee dess-KAH?)
Fine, thank you.
元気です。　Genki desu. (GEN-kee dess)
What is your name?
お名前は何ですか。 O-namae wa nan desu ka?　(oh-NAH-mah-eh wah NAHN dess-KAH?)

Sourced from http://www.japaneselifestyle.com.au/japanese_language/japanese_words.htm - GREAT TO VISIT IF YOU WANT MORE JAPANESE HELP

Soga= Isee

kasan=mum

==[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php?title=User:Jmac249&action=history Click here to see the history of this page!]==

=Rajiv's Contribution==

Watashi no namae wa Rajiv Reddy desu. Juuhachi desu. Ii tenki desu ne.

My name is Rajiv Reddy and I am 18. The weather is good today.

As to why a link for Japanese lessons is on the Compsci wiki I have no idea

=The Last Word=

Apple Inc. is known for its creativity and a fairly neat sense of humour - here is an example I found on the webvine.

The cybernews website NPR reports that any pirates who attempt to hack the latest version of Mac OS X will be greeted by a creative error message:

: "There once was a user who whined
: That his current OS was so blind
: He'd better go pirate
: An OS that ran great
: But he found that his hardware declined..."

[[User:Fpow007|Felice]] 20:32, 24 March 2009 (NZST)

==Roun's Contribution==
====Fashionable People ONLY====
*[[User:rlee087|Ru]]
Hi, compsci111 is a great subject and I hope everyone enjoys the subject as much as I do.

*[[User:tcou015|tcou015]]
Not only is it fun, but it also gives us an opportunity to improve computer skills on the new Vista OS.
I have already found it very helpful for when I am doing assignments for other courses in Uni.

I hope everyone is doing well, even the non-fashionable people.

==Love lab02==
We learned how to use the Internet, including email, www, forums, blogs and wikis in this lab. It is very good that learn something new everyday.

== Georgina's Contribution ==
CompSci111/111G is a good course to enhance PC skills, I'm looking forward to the Microsoft Office part, but I don't like using Vista though.
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== Marian's Contribution ==
I find compsci111 a really good paper. The good thing is you do not require prior knowledge of computers. I hope to get a really good mark. I also find the labs very good.

==Michael's Contribution==
CompSci111/111G provides opportunities for those who have never experience the technique of using a PC before, and also it may advance your knowledge for the latest technology.

==YUJIn's Contritubtion==

'''COMPSCI 111G is a lot of fun :)
HOpe to have a good year wit COMPSCI 111'''
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I am really enjoying compsci111. I think it is a really good paper to do. The good thing is you do not have to have prior knowledge. I am hoping to get a really good grade.I find the labs very helpful.

==Yiran's Cntribution==
Hello everyone in CS111, This is such a fun course that we always learn something we didn't know.
Hope you all have a great time this semester.

==Jeff's useful contributions==
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*You need to pass theory and practical part of compsci111/111G to pass the course :)
*To pass the practical part of compsci111/111G , You need to attain at least 7.5 marks out of the available 15 marks.
*Compsci111/111G test is next friday :)

This is my page [[User:yli319]]

==='''Liam's contribution'''===

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Just to add to the above post, the theory part of the course (labs) is worth 15% of your overall mark, leaving 65% for the exam and 20% for the Tests.

Also, according to my calculations, the test is not until the 28th August.

[[User:Lfox008|Lfox008]] 12:20, 6 August 2009 (NZST)

==Cindy's Contribution==
If you desperately need a computer to print out your lecture notes and everyone using a computer is checking out their trade me or bebo page then this is the contribution to read!
 There are computer labs in the science department, not just on the ground floor but on the 1st floor as well.
 If that fails, make your way over to the '''Art's Student Center''' where there are computer labs you can use to do your assignments or that extra course reading!
 If you liked my contribution, check out my user page [[User:Hwan154]]

==Jason's Contribution==
If you do not have money to print this lab report out please go to

'''Kate Edgars Information Commons Level 2 to top up'''

=== Joseph's Contribution===

You may also go to short loan which is on level 1 of the Kate Edgar building to top up.

Joseph

==Lesa's Comtribution==
Reminder: Thier is no Computer Science 111 Lectures next week so please use the time wisely and study for the Test:
*Test is on Friday the 3rd of April 2009
*You must be prompt and arrive at 6:15pm

Room Allocations For Test (Based on your Surname):

*Eng1439: Ahmad - Emery
*PLT1: Etuale - Lata
*MLT1: Latu - Park
*Eng1401: Parkinson - Toi
*Eng3404: Toms - Wu
*Eng3407: Xie - Zhou

Good Luck to us all :)

=== Jin's Contribution===
Get together with classmates and study for the test coming up. Check where your Room Allocations are before the test day. Good luck to you all!

*[[User:kjin004|Jin]]

== Ofa's Contribution ==

I have just started studying for the test.

== Hannah's Contribution ==

I better start studying for the test too :S

==Sahar's Contribution==

I found out about Mozilla Firefox too, It is a great browser, I do not need anti virus any more, Its free and easy to Install,
I greatly recommend it to everyone if you want to protect your computer from spywares and etc... I hope this helps!

==Bryce's Contribution==
The print-screen key on the mac boards is f14. You are now manually breathing.

== Michael's Contribution ==

Personally the labs aren't much fun and need to be made a lot better to make students interested.
The labs are very useful.
==muah==
yea your right

==JaeSung's contribution==

This wiki thing is so hard to use.
But I'm still trying because lab sessions worth 10%

==Jun-Nyun's contribution==
I wish labs to be more fun!

==Harrison's Contribution==
I had no idea how to use Wikis before this! This is awesome.. They are hard to use, but its not too bad.
I'm trying as hard as I can to get 100% in this Lab!

==Matt K's Contribution==

These labs are pretty fun!

Do we now admit to vandalizing Wikipedia in our younger days? Oops.

==Bill Gates==
William Henry "Bill" Gates III founded the software company Microsoft with Paul Allen.
He is consistently ranked to be one of the world's wealthiest people.
He also authored or co-authored several books.

Gates was born in Seattle, Washington, to William H. Gates, Sr. and Mary Maxwell Gates, who was of Scottish descent.[8]. His family was upper middle class; his father was a prominent lawyer, his mother served on the board of directors for First Interstate BancSystem and the United Way, and her father, J. W. Maxwell, was a national bank president. Gates has one elder sister, Kristi (Kristianne), and one younger sister, Libby. He was the fourth of his name in his family, but was known as William Gates III or "Trey" because his father had dropped his own "III" suffix.[9] Early on in his life, Gates' parents had a law career in mind for him.[10]

To find more about Bill Gates, you can go here: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Gates Bill Gates]

[[User:Mhan113|Mhan113]]

==Ben E's Contribution==

Computer Science can be found in the '''Science''' Faculty

[User: beva013]

==Alex's Contribution==
I know computer science 111 is very helpful for me to understanding the information system.

==CompSci Stage 1 courses==

Computer Science is currently offering 4 stage one courses. They are as follows:
*COMPSCI 101
*COMPSCI 105
*COMPSCI 111/111G
*ENGGEN 131

[[User:cwu079|cwu079]]

==Lisa's Contribution==
I love doing the labs. I learn so much from them.

== Jason's Contribution ==

The cake is a lie.. but I still love cake!

Yay! I contributed something! =)

==Sam's Contribution==

Hello. I am finishing my compsci111 lab02, it is the last step.

==Leila's Contribution==

Greetings fellow students, I wish you all the best of luck in this course. I have faith that you will all get superb marks and will get a boost in your GPA's by the conclusion of the course, :).

==Jonathon's Contribution==

Hey everyone, hope you are all enjoying this course as much as I am. I would also like the CompSci department to use Google Chrome as their default web browser as it is awesome.
Here is a link to my page: [[User:Jcai042]]

== Mariam's contribution ==

The knowledge developed by academic computer science (CS) is applied to various non-academic situations to arrive at systems that help humans perform tasks that were either out of their reach for being too complex or the tasks that are repetitive in nature.

== Shota's contribution ==

It's always fun learning new things. I'm loving this course.

== Craig's Contribution ==

There is a current known problem with all the computers in the laboratories. It appears that Windows Vista has been installed as a prank to try slow students down. The correct OS that should be running is Apple's OS X 10.5

If your computer is still running Vista after the date 5/8/9 please talk to your lab instructor who will reassign you to another computer while he or she will conduct an exorcism on the computer in question.

Thanks for your time.

== Headline text ==

=egul002 says:=
Why does everyone hate Aucklanders? They should try living here.
My page is [[User:egul002 | here!]]

== Hyun-Ah's contribution ==
Hello everyone, I am finally finishing my lab 02:) So great!!!

==Meaningless bytes of info typed by Arena==
Computer Science is hugely relevant in today's society. Nearly all jobs require some computer proficiency. Thats why Im doing it! And now a quote:

"Part of the inhumanity of the computer is that, once it is competently programmed and working smoothly, it is completely honest. "
Isaac Asimov

==Richard's contribution==
I have really enjoyed this lab :) I didn't how to make a wiki entry, but now I do, thanks to this awesome course, COMPSCI 111. If you'd like to check out my page, please [[User:Rbad009 | click here]]

==Kim's contribution==
Hi about to finish my lab yay. I think this course will be useful.

==Angela's Contribution==
I find the labs a big help. They really contribute to my learning.

==Durban's Contribution==
<s>My contribution is the best because it has a line through it.</s>

==The contribution of Lewis Tapene==
This lab has been very good and has taught me alot of new things.

As well as that i am finally coming to the end of my lab.

== Electronic Music ==

Hi guys if you like electronic music you should read [http://sonictransfer.com/ this page] as it has many useful tutorials on how to create it. Also, check out my boyfriend's website [http://alphabit.co.nz/site/music here.] There are some original tracks he has written and a mix consisting of ten tracks ranging from trance to DnB.

* [[User:Brob106| My user page]]

==The contribution of Dcha158==
Im pretty sure i messed something up.
Apologies in advance.

Click [http://www.auckland.ac.nz/ here] to go back to the uni site

==[[User:ofog001|Olivia's contribution]]==
===The cake is a lie===
But if you still believe the cake is '''not''' a lie, you will find the recipe in this [http://half-life.wikia.com/wiki/GLaDOS article.]

Take special care with the volatile malted milk impoundments and the cross borehole electro-magnetic imaging rhubarb.

In case you did not know this is an amusing reference to the popular steam game, portal - Tyler

==Ethan's ''this can hardly be called a contribution''==
All we're doing is making this wiki page a total mess, someone should really tidy this thing up.
That being said, I will not be that person. Due to my apparent mediocrity.
For more information of how mediocre I am, see user page [[User:Elin028|Ethan]].
[[user:spar340|SoYoung]]
Welcome to compsci 111 stage one Wiki. My name is SoYoung. I hope you guys are enjoying this course so far. I hope we can be rewarded with out grades.

Hello, my name is Michael, come check out my link. I'm a nice guy, single, looking for that special someone. RESPONCE to Michael: Male or female?

[[user:mcho106|michael]]

*[[user:yma060|marco]]
=='''Insightful Comments and Feedbacks'''==
*[[User:okwo008|OI]]
Hello, enjoy the labs~!It helps your mark!

*[[User:nnik019]]
==Joo Eun's Contributions==
COMPSCI111 is very interesting, which i think it will help me a lot later in my future.
Mostly, I like the way we experiment with basics of computer managements, world wide web and others that we will use in our daily life.
This will allow me to expand my knowledge about computers.

*[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Jkim386]
==Tanya's Contribution==
Today I got to create a Blog. I've never done anything like this before so it was all new to me, I don't want to sound stupid but I kind of found it hard. But after I realized what I needed to do it was sort of cool. I agree with Grace this course is defintiely giving us some skills that we can one day put to good use.

Doing labs for this course definitely gives me a better understanding of what we are learning in class. It is also a bit different to other courses where you only have theory and no practical

==Scott Manson's Contributions==
I have also found COMPSCI 111 very interesting thus far. I am looking forward to later on in the course where we start to learn about programming. I have taken a serious interest in computers and how they operate and this course has proven to be a good way of refreshing my knowledge on how everything works.
For a link to my personal wiki user page, click [https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Sman183 here]
==Jake's contribution==

I am sure Compsci111 will prove to be a very '''useful''' paper re the fact that it covers a wide variety of everyday skills and applications
which can be put to use '''in everyday''' life and in the workplace and study arena.

*[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:agal041]

CompSci111G is '''awesome''' and very useful to develop my skills about Cyberspace.
'''CompSci111G is designed for students who want a general introduction to computing. Experience with a wide range of practical applications will provide transferable skills that will be equally useful in academic and industry environments. No prior experience with computers is required, and help is always readily available from the teaching staff. '''

I'm really very sorry for editing ur page with out ur permission plz forgive me

Well, actually we are learning very exiting stuff in compsci111. We can do soo many things, which we hardly know. As we exploit, it keeps exploding.

==Tanys's contribution==
I have to agree with jake's idea that Compsci is developing skills that can be used in cyberspace, these skills assist in time management and will add to the quality of work completed using Cyberspace. The course is a great way of brushing up on forgotten techniques.

==Simon's contribution==

Hi everyone, this is my contribution to the wiki. Compsci 111 is fun.

[[User ssqu004]]

==Yeolisha's contribution==
''I agree COMPSCI111 is fun, today we got to make our own blog's which is pretty cool!''
'''Come to my page its very interesting.'''

[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Lzha242 Ling]

Anon wrote : Dayral you rule i have the flu can you heal me man ???
== Daryls contribution to the wiki ==

Yes!! Last question. I can go home now!!
I've never used anything like Wikipedia before took me a while to fine that damn edit button (is damn a swear word? I hope it's not, because I've just used it twice)
*[[User:rsam043|Rothborey]]
==Eunmi's Contribution==
Hi, I think this is awesome :)
*[[User:ejoo002|Eunmi]]

I think Wiki is a really good place to gain more knowledges about windows functions and to know more other COMPSCI 111 students.

COMPSCI 111 actually gives us changes to do something practical instead of memorize all those theories that we might forget after exams.

Hope everyone enjoy it and GOOD LUCK for the test :(

*[[User:Mwu045|Michy]]
==Yi's contribution==
Hi everyone, I hope everyone enjoying compsci111 as much as i have! i am finding this course very useful.

== Song Min's Contribution ==
I think this subject is very useful as I become more knowledgeable on the basic skills on the computer.
This allows me to move on to a more advanced stage, so I can have skills such as editing an article on a blog and creating my own blog.
==Richard's Contribution==
Hi everyone, I hope everyone is enjoying CompSci111. I'm finding it fun as I am learning new skills in this course.

yuzo
The supervisors on Wed 10-1pm are fantastic! Tanya

===Attention Staff===

Staff - ''noun'' - An alien being who has subjected them self to the contrastingly exciting and painful experience of studying materials at a tertiary level. Many resort to alcohol (e.g. most engineering students) to make their time more exciting, while a selected few actually focus throughout their study time.

Lecturer - ''Stress contributor'' - Also, a human being who subjects their students to the contrastingly exciting and also, painful experience of studying materials at a tertiary level. Many resort to off-topic discussions (e.g most Physics lecturers) to make their time teaching pass more quickly, while few lecturers actually talk about all the boring things (except in COMPSCI, where all things are cool) throughout their teaching time, eventually resorting students to alcohol during their study time. (who just deleted my name =.=||) --Edweenie

==Aben071 Contribution==

I find this paper very interesting.

'''Main Page''' : [[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/Main_Page]]

='''Lavenda's Contribution'''=

: I am really '''learning a lot''' in Computer Science 111, especially through these lab assignments. The other departments should consider doing it this way because it is a very effective way to learn and get assignments done properly. Well, in my opinion that is the case.

== Compsci 111 ==

compsci 111 is a such a useful course.
There are so many useful informations to learn about computers.

==Csia011 Contribution==

COMPSCI111/111G has been an awesome course so far. I got to know and learn some new stuff and it is pretty interesting. Labs are very easy going so far and i like the idea where we are able to finish it during our own time. I find it really ideal as some of us might have clashes or like myself, who have a 9am start and straight on, without any breaks in between, till 5pm!! Anyway, i really enjoy this course. Hope everyone enjoys it too and good luck for the upcoming mid-semester break.

Cheers

=I refuse to respond=
to all you obnoxious trolls.Simmer down, behave yourselves.

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== Wheres Help when you need it? ==

*Do we have to create the help file for compsci111? :O

Wiki

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A wiki is a web page able to be contributed to and edited by many users, as such it is a collaborative system. An interesting article on the background of how a wiki works can be found at http://computer.howstuffworks.com/wiki.htm.
===The Usefulness of Wiki===

wiki is very useful for finding information from many different peoples opinions. This generally gives more accurate information about a topic, and helps to stop one sided posts.
Therefore giving information that is worthwhile reading.

===What is a ''wiki''..?===

A wiki is a system that permits users to generate and edit web pages. The contents of a wiki page can be edited by ''anyone'' - this allows the adding of useful information or improving or correcting of the content of a page already created by someone else. Wiki is designed to be easy to use and available to everyone, therefore providing the opportunity for anyone who wants to present information.

===Edit Wars===
When people create or modify an article, they can become quite possessive about the content, and when an article is edited, previous contributors/creators can be automatically alerted to any changes, and have the option of "reverting" the article to a previous version. This can set up what is known as an edit war (or revert war), where an article is repeatedly edited/reverted between two versions.

There is an amusing subsection on edit wars [http://computer.howstuffworks.com/wiki3.htm here], with a link through to a Wikipedia article on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lamest_edit_wars_ever "Lame edit wars"].

One example of notable relevance to New Zealanders is a long running edit war on the origins of the pavlova: "which was invented in Australia [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pavlova_%28food%29&diff=48848026&oldid=48838557 4], New Zealand [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pavlova_%28food%29&diff=next&oldid=57435397 5], Australia [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pavlova_%28food%29&diff=next&oldid=51738981 6], [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pavlova_%28food%29&diff=next&oldid=66646396 7], [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pavlova_%28food%29&diff=next&oldid=74867687 8], New Zealand [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pavlova_%28food%29&diff=next&oldid=57435397 9]"

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Laboratory

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==Rules In The Lab==
You are '''NOT''' allowed to have any food or drink in the lab, only bottled water is allowed.
==Laboratory Location==
All COMPSCI111 Labs are held in room 175 (303S-175) on the first floor the the Computer Sciences Building (Building 303S).

The labs BCL(Basement Computer Lab), GCL(GroundFloor Computer Lab) and the (FirstFloor Computer Lab) are only available for science students.
For whom are doing non science paper (eg computer science, physics, maths stats...), computers cannot be logged in.

==Lab Timetable ==
Did you know you can keep working on your COMPSCI 111 assignments until '''10pm'''?
Although the stage one lab closes at 5pm the level 1 main laboratory is open until 10pm and can be accessed via the history of computing entrance.
Each assignment is due at the beginning of the next lab, so you have just under a week to work on and finish your assignment.

==Laboratory Assignments==
There are 10 labs. Each lab assignment is worth 1.5 marks each. To pass the practical component of this course you must obtain at least 7.5 out of the possible total of 15 marks for the labs.

* Lab 01 - Introduction - to be done in the week July 27 - July 31
* Lab 02 - Using the Internet - to be done in the week Aug 3 - Aug 7
* Lab 03 - Word Processing - to be done in the week Aug 10 - 14
* Lab 04 - XHTML and CSS - to be done in the week Aug 17 - 21
* Lab 05 - Powerpoint - to be done in the week Sept 14 - 18
* Lab 06 - Spreadsheets - to be done in the week Sept 21 - 25
* Lab 07 - Databases - to be done in the week Sept 28 - Oct 2
* Lab 08 - Python Programming - to be done in the week Oct 5 - 9
* Lab 09 - LaTeX - to be done in the week Oct 12 - 16
* Lab 10 - Revision - to be done in the week Oct 19 - 23

'''Note:'''
*All lab assignments can be found in your lab manual.
*All assignments are due into the appropriate hand-in box (located outside the tutorial room) '''before''' the start of your next laboratory session.
*remember to write the lab summary at the top of your report! During my lab i saw many a student having to run back and waste valuable money printing again because they forgot to mention the lab summary

Just a little tip - If you've realized you've missed something out on your lab report (eg attaching a screenshot/picture)
after you've handed it in to the dropbox. Its '''not''' the end of the world, either find Ann Cameron or someone teaching in the
Lab and ask them to open it up for you.

==Lab Attendance==
Each week, you must attend the laboratory session that you are enrolled in.

Arrive promptly on time since attendance is checked by the lab tutor who will sign your lab report cover sheet.

10% of the marks for each lab are awarded for lab attendance.

(added by [[User:Dban021|dban021]]

==To pass the practical component this course==

You must obtain at least 50% or 42.5 out of the 85 possible marks. This will be easy if your attendance is good and if you work through the questions properly. If you have any problems there are very helpful tutors you can ask questions.

added by User [[User:Zali024|Zali024]]

User:Hlit009

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==About '''ME'''==
=== Hi My Name is Hails. ===
I am Currently doing a Bachelor of Arts. This is my first year and I'm planning on doing a triple major. Can you guess in what subjects? :P 

My favourotie part is the game section. you should check it out [https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/Main_Page#THE_GAME It's pretty awesome], and click on the rules link if your not playing the game already.
*- If you want a request, please, either post it on [[User_talk:Hlit009|this page]] or email me at hlit009@aucklanduni.ac.nz

===Hi My Name is Fred. ===
I am fred. You may have felt my pet rabbit one day, he gets into a lot of trouble because he likes to jump up and sit on peoples heads. this would be okay, but it seems that he is a bit heavy and thus makes his seat a bit heavy headed.

==Random Things off the Top of My Head That I am Gratefully Sharing With YOU==
* I take the train to uni - yay. 
* On Monday morning (the 3rd of August) the train I was on broke down. how exciting. 
* Once I saw a sheep, a cow, and a dog break into a house 
* Merry Christmas! 
* I have a Blog. you can visit it [http://hailsontherocks.blogspot.com/ here] :). but be warned, it contains sillies

==On Another Note...==
check out my mouse page that I'm constructing...... [[History_of_the_Mouse|MICE!]] 
Im also going to start a few more.... click [[Apple|Here]] for Apple Computers, [[Windows|Here]] for Windows OS, and [[Meaning of life|Here]] for the meaning of life 
If you want to go back to sanity, well, then click [[Main_Page|Here]] to go to the main page. Other wise you could Click [http://www.burgerfuel.com/bo/index.php/profile/votefor/5816 HERE] ''Go on''. You '''know''' you want to.

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*- IF you want a request, please, either post it on [[User_talk:Hlit009]] or email me at hlit009@aucklanduni.ac.nz :D

==Things You NEED to Know so You Can Edit Pages Efficiently==

===line breaks===

To use line breaks in this wiki, Use the HTML code br surrounded by <> eg. " " OR double enter (press enter twice) 

HailsOnTheRocks 12:34, 6 August 2009 (NZST)

===crossed out text===
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this will show up like this:
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#Save your page
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===Adding an EXTERNAL link (a link from a site other than this one)===
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Hlit009:

==About '''ME'''==
=== Hi My Name is Hails. ===
I am Currently doing a Bachelor of Arts. This is my first year and I'm planning on doing a triple major. Can you guess in what subjects? :P 

My favourotie part is the game section. you should check it out [https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/Main_Page#THE_GAME It's pretty awesome], and click on the rules link if your not playing the game already.
*- If you want a request, please, either post it on [[User_talk:Hlit009]] or email me at hlit009@aucklanduni.ac.nz
===Hi My Name is Fred. ===
I am fred. You may have felt my pet rabbit one day, he gets into a lot of trouble because he likes to jump up and sit on peoples heads. this would be okay, but it seems that he is a bit heavy and thus makes his seat a bit heavy headed.

==Random Things off the Top of My Head That I am Gratefully Sharing With YOU==
* I take the train to uni - yay. 
* On Monday morning (the 3rd of August) the train I was on broke down. how exciting. 
* Once I saw a sheep, a cow, and a dog break into a house 
* Merry Christmas! 
* I have a Blog. you can visit it [http://hailsontherocks.blogspot.com/ here] :). but be warned, it contains sillies

==On Another Note...==
check out my mouse page that I'm constructing...... [[History_of_the_Mouse|MICE!]] 
Im also going to start a few more.... click [[Apple|Here]] for Apple Computers, [[Windows|Here]] for Windows OS, and [[Meaning of life|Here]] for the meaning of life 
If you want to go back to sanity, well, then click [[Main_Page|Here]] to go to the main page. Other wise you could Click [http://www.burgerfuel.com/bo/index.php/profile/votefor/5816 HERE] ''Go on''. You '''know''' you want to.

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Hlit009:

*- IF you have any requests, either visit my user page talk board or email me. click on [[User:Hlit009|this link]] to do either :D
==Things You NEED to Know so You Can Edit Pages Efficiently==

===line breaks===

To use line breaks in this wiki, Use the HTML code br surrounded by <> eg. " " OR double enter (press enter twice) 

HailsOnTheRocks 12:34, 6 August 2009 (NZST)

===crossed out text===
To create a line through text in your wiki, use the HTML code s to open and /s to close surrounded by <> eg. "< s>"Some text in between"< /s>".

this will show up like this:
<s>Some text in between</s>
:HailsOnTheRocks 11:31, 10 August 2009 (NZST)

===Adding an INTERNAL link (a link from this site)===
to add an internal link follow the following steps.
# Check to see if the page you are making already exists. If it doesn't, then you need to create a page.
# Click on the internal link button in the tool bar above the page you are editing [[Image:Link bar.JPG]]
#Add the name of either the pre-existing page or type an unused name to create a new page [[Image:Link_name.JPG]]
#to add words to appear on the screen by first typing 'Shift + \' to make a verticle line, directly after the name of the link. [[Image:Link_words.JPG]][[Image:Veiw link.JPG]]
#Save your page
PLEAE NOTE: if you have created a new page then clicking on the link will take you to an empty edit page. when information is added, then the page will go directly to your page
:HailsOnTheRocks 11:04, 11 August 2009 (NZST)

===Adding an EXTERNAL link (a link from a site other than this one)===
#click on the EXTERNAL LINK button
#add the FULL URL of the site you wish to make the hyperlink to
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#save your page once you have finished editing it :D
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==Things You NEED to Know so You Can Edit Pages Efficiently==

===line breaks===

To use line breaks in this wiki, Use the HTML code br surrounded by <> eg. " " OR double enter (press enter twice) 

HailsOnTheRocks 12:34, 6 August 2009 (NZST)

===crossed out text===
To create a line through text in your wiki, use the HTML code s to open and /s to close surrounded by <> eg. "< s>"Some text in between"< /s>".

this will show up like this:
<s>Some text in between</s>
:HailsOnTheRocks 11:31, 10 August 2009 (NZST)

===Adding an INTERNAL link (a link from this site)===
to add an internal link follow the following steps.
# Check to see if the page you are making already exists. If it doesn't, then you need to create a page.
# Click on the internal link button in the tool bar above the page you are editing [[Image:Link bar.JPG]]
#Add the name of either the pre-existing page or type an unused name to create a new page [[Image:Link_name.JPG]]
#to add words to appear on the screen by first typing 'Shift + \' to make a verticle line, directly after the name of the link. [[Image:Link_words.JPG]][[Image:Veiw link.JPG]]
#Save your page
PLEAE NOTE: if you have created a new page then clicking on the link will take you to an empty edit page. when information is added, then the page will go directly to your page
:HailsOnTheRocks 11:04, 11 August 2009 (NZST)

===Adding an EXTERNAL link (a link from a site other than this one)===
#click on the EXTERNAL LINK button
#add the FULL URL of the site you wish to make the hyperlink to
#press SPACEBAR once inbetween the URL and the words you want displayed
#save your page once you have finished editing it :D
:HailsOnTheRocks 11:07, 11 August 2009 (NZST)
*- IF you have any requests, either visit my user page talk board or email me. click on [[User:Hlit009|this link]] to do either :D

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==Things You NEED to Know so You Can Edit Pages Efficiently==

===line breaks===

To use line breaks in this wiki, Use the HTML code br surrounded by <> eg. " " OR double enter (press enter twice) 

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===crossed out text===
To create a line through text in your wiki, use the HTML code s to open and /s to close surrounded by <> eg. "< s>"Some text in between"< /s>".

this will show up like this:
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===Adding an INTERNAL link (a link from this site)===
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# Check to see if the page you are making already exists. If it doesn't, then you need to create a page.
# Click on the internal link button in the tool bar above the page you are editing [[Image:Link bar.JPG]]
#Add the name of either the pre-existing page or type an unused name to create a new page [[Image:Link_name.JPG]]
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#Save your page
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==Things You NEED to Know so You Can Edit Pages Efficiently==

===line breaks===

To use line breaks in this wiki, Use the HTML code br surrounded by <> eg. " " OR double enter (press enter twice) 

HailsOnTheRocks 12:34, 6 August 2009 (NZST)

===crossed out text===
To create a line through text in your wiki, use the HTML code s to open and /s to close surrounded by <> eg. "< s>"Some text in between"< /s>".

this will show up like this:
<s>Some text in between</s>
:HailsOnTheRocks 11:31, 10 August 2009 (NZST)

===Adding an INTERNAL link (a link from this site)===
to add an internal link follow the following steps.
# Check to see if the page you are making already exists. If it doesn't, then you need to create a page.
# Click on the internal link button in the tool bar above the page you are editing [[Image:Link bar.JPG]]
#Add the name of either the pre-existing page or type an unused name to create a new page [[Image:Link_name.JPG]]
#to add words to appear on the screen by first typing 'Shift + \' to make a verticle line, directly after the name of the link. [[Image:Link_words.JPG]][[Image:Veiw link.JPG]]
#Save your page
PLEAE NOTE: if you have created a new page then clicking on the link will take you to an empty edit page. when information is added, then the page will go directly to your page

===Adding an EXTERNAL link (a link from a site other than this one)===

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==Things You NEED to Know so You Can Edit Pages Efficiently==

===line breaks===

To use line breaks in this wiki, Use the HTML code br surrounded by <> eg. " " OR double enter (press enter twice) 

HailsOnTheRocks 12:34, 6 August 2009 (NZST)

===crossed out text===
To create a line through text in your wiki, use the HTML code s to open and /s to close surrounded by <> eg. "< s>"Some text in between"< /s>".

this will show up like this:
<s>Some text in between</s>
:HailsOnTheRocks 11:31, 10 August 2009 (NZST)

===Adding an INTERNAL link (a link from this site)===
to add an internal link follow the following steps.
# Check to see if the page you are making already exists. If it doesn't, then you need to create a page.
# Click on the internal link button in the tool bar above the page you are editing [[Image:Link bar.JPG]]
#Add the name of either the pre-existing page or type an unused name to create a new page
#to add words to appear on the screen by first typing 'Shift + \' to make a verticle line, directly after the name of the link.
#Save your page
PLEAE NOTE: if you have created a new page then clicking on the link will take you to an empty edit page. when information is added, then the page will go directly to your page
===Adding an EXTERNAL link (a link from a site other than this one)===

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[[Sekitori Kozo]]
Hi everyone....I hope that you enjoy my userpage. Though, the userpage is plain one, with your great feedback, I hope that we can establish a wicked page.

hi everyone! zjia015 here!~~

[[ACJKBLKSJDBHFLJKSDBLCNB|lakdjfaghlksfjg]]

== Hi! ==

I am HaeSun Keum, I want to be your good friend and I hope you guys enjoy this course for the rest of the semester. Bye

''Hey everyone, nice to meet you all ~~'''
*[[User:xwu062|Claire]]

*[[User:lwan253|brutalbarbarian]]
'''Hey All'''. Brutalbarbarian here (doubt you know what that is >_>) This page sure is getting crowded. I agree, this course is rather fun, and we do learn new things. Dunno about most of you, but I know I've never used blogs and added content on wikis before. These lab sessions spice up the course :D. By the way, if anyone's interested, visit my wiki user site.

*[[User:akri033|Anish]]
Hey all, I hope you are all enjoying this rather tedious 3 hour lab as much as I am.

*[[User:kyan033|Kty]]
'''Hey'''~Compsci111 is really interesting and fun.You get to learn lots about the computer which I believe is really useful since we use it pretty much everyday.The labs are great as you get to experiment with the different functions the computer has to offer.And when you have any problems during the labs,the tutors are always there to help.They're all such friendly people,it makes the course enjoyable.I hope everyone has fun doing this course!=)

*[[User:tsha064|Twinkle]]
'''hey guys! this course is fun and you get to learn a lot at the same time.'''

*[[User:nkoy002|Non]]
'''Great to see you guys!''' COMPSCI111/111G is really fun! It's great I can contribute to wiki. I hope all of us will pass this course.

*[[User:rtor008|Rach]]
I feel like I'm really contributing something.

*[[User:scox024|Sam]]
Hi, compsci 111 is a really good way to learn more about all the tools the are availble on the interent that some people might not have known about! great course cheers :)

*[[User:yli278|Yang]]
'''Hi, this course is fun, enjoy'''

*[[User:pdan026|Pushkar]]
"'''This course is so....thrilling!...'''"

*[[User:sbha079|Savvy]]
'''This course is funn'''

*[[User:csto066|collean]]
'''I am finding this course quite challenging, but I will enjoy it when I know what I am doing.'''

*[[User:pmak014|parry]]
'''I am really enjoying this course'''

*[[User:jkee039|Justin]]
There's nothing useful here, but maybe one day there will be...

*[[User:nsir006|Nawleen]]
I find this course really interesting and fun. Great information about the computer world is being provided. hope everyone also enjoys this paper :) Good Luck.

*[[User:yrag002|Yousra]]
this course has been challenging for me but very informative. i have been using the computer and internet for as long as i can remember but in just the last 3 weeks i have learnt so much about computers, things that will make my life so much easier when it comes to using the computer...

*[[User:hlim045|Heesun]]

'''Great course!'''

*[[User:hng048|Hernchi]]

Without compsci 111, life is so boaring.
*[[User:bkwo007|Byung Geun]]

"This course is awesome! Lab is pretty relaxing and very informative. Would recommend it if you are wanting an intellectual stimulating general ed paper."

'''Hi, enjoy this course~~!!!'''
This course is for the student who want to learn general information about computer and its related stuff
*[[User:tdeb006|Tim]]
I highly recommend taking the CompSci111G course for your general education paper as it is an interesting course with a lecturer that is enjoyable to listen to. You also learn useful information which you can apply to whatever degree you are doing and the course book/lab work is easy to follow.

*[[User:jzha346|Jason]]
'''Sup guys my name is Jason, I'm hoping your all enjoying the course thus far, I know I am.
It isn't a difficult course and the lecturers and lab guides are pretty cool.
check out my user page if you want.'''

*[[User:ajo006|A Ra]]
I think the COMPSCI 111/111G is a good course to build up your knowledge from the basics on computers and networks. Another thing that I like about the course is the practical labs with wonderful tutors!

*[[User:skim283|Sang Jun]]
this is comsci 111 this course helps lot of intresting work about coputer and useful things for your computer life. i enjoy this comsci111 lab because i learn so much about computer in this lab.

*[[User:mfor066|Matthew]]
The Compsci111 course has been great to learn about the speed of the lab computers which are the same as going back to the days of the Commodore 64 with a tape drive. I thought these days had long gone but it is good to see history always repeats itself with just a slight twist. I hope you all enjoy the course and i am looking to learn some basic skills on the different software programs.

*[[User:ytan126|Vincent]]
Today is 17th March. We all should be celebrating because it's '''St Patrick's Day'''

*[[User:zrun001|Zheng]]
The COMPSCI is a great course which tells us many functions that we have never seem before.

*[[User:Imit006|Dillon]]
I am a Prime example of a student who has resorted to alcohol, happy st pattys day!!

*[[User:sma019|Chris]]
This is finally the end of lab 2 and I found this lab really taught me alot of thing i didn't know before.
Hope everyone enjoy their courses as i am enjoying mine~~ ^^

*[[User:ipai004|Paik]]
Finally this is the last section of lab 2.

*[[User:Xgow001|Bennie]]
I've finally got to this task and that marks the end of my lab 2. Pretty exciting and interesting I would say. Compsci is indeed very practical. Glad I took it as my elective!

*[[User:jspe060|Jason]]
Here is my very well thought out and informative piece of information to add to this page. This course is awesome!! Everyone should do it to get a deeper understanding of their computers.

*[[User:cpar115|Tom]]
This second lab taught me a lot of new infirmation. I love it!

*[[User:jmay040|Jessie]]
Hi, I really think that there need to be some order to this Wiki. I think its great that there are so many contributions ( Mostly because of Lab Two) but it is really hard to digest as the page is '''''really long and really wide'''''.
Maybe someone who knows a bit more could adjust the sizing?

*[[User:jbdug005|Ben]]

This page is '''a mess'''! Why is it so wide!? Its almost unreadable. nDeva is starting to look better.

I'm going to contribute now. COMPSCI 101 is quite repetitive, but it really helps reinforce information in your brain. It can also be fun and informative at times too! Unfortunately, i have to admit that this lab was a tad tedious. But now I can blog! Yay.....

*[[User:ttal024|WHISKEY]]
I Finally did my blog!!! this is really goood!!!! '''Bold text'''101

*[[User:tlat014|Tevita]]
Sorry this is wiki not blogs buddy. Compsci 111 is good but confusing!!! Love it. can't wait for lab 3...

*[[User:ngen004|Nannan Geng]]
CompSci 111 is a very nice course for computer beginers.

*[[User:jtom023|Jesse Toms]]
Hey all, I'm enjoying the compsci111 course because of the relaxed atmosphere.

*[[User:spar370|Sol Ji]]
hey guys~ I am enjoying compsci111!.
*[[User:ttuu007|Tofua]]
Hey fellow students! Hope yall are enjoying CompSci 111. I'm finding it very interesting and helpful. Good luck with the paper. =)

*[[User:jsuk007|Jun]]
I really enjoy the comsci labs that are held every week! They are really useful and encouraging :)

*[[User" rma008| Rebecca]]
Compsci111 has so much to learn! XDD

*[[User" ycha257|Cheri]]
This course is really useful!

*[[User" mhao002|Chris]]
Who like to play computer games and then like CS because of that?

*[[user:amch008|Andrew]]
Compsci 111 is great! It’s good because it’s not too difficult at this stage but you learn something new every lecture.

*[[user:jcho174| Jonathan]]
This course is enjoyable. Looks like everybody is adding to this particular article :)

==Anny's Contributions==
Please visit [http://nannangeng.blogspot.com my blog]
Compsci111 is hard , but It is getting interesting ;-)

I love comsci111 , It's nice and easy.

Compsci111 is very interesting. I am loving the course especially the labs - vjos005

== Anny's Contribution ==

'''This is not easy, but It is getting interesting ;-)
'''
== Sophie's Contribution ==

Baby's first wiki edit! How exciting.

[[User:Sbuc043|Sbuc043]] 22:41, 5 August 2009 (NZST)

==Jake's Contribution==
I think that '''Compsci111''' will be very rewarding however it is a very time consuming subject that requires a lot of work.
I enjoy it very much and look forward to doing other lab assignment in the future.
' '''
'''This course is designed for students who want a general introduction to computing. Experience with a wide range of practical applications will provide transferable skills that will be equally useful in academic and industry environments. No prior experience with computers is required, and help is always readily available from the teaching staff.''''

==Jessie's Contribution==

Computer Science 111 is a very useful course. I recommend it to anyone who needs to enhance their computer skills or refresh their memory on using a computer and its applications.
== Gilaad Amir's Contribution ==
Some philosophers argue that this course is not quite as handy as some may think. This is still a contentious issue in the academic world. Time will tell soon enough what the status quo will be. --[[User:Gami001|Gami001]] 16:35, 4 August 2009 (NZST)

==Kelly's Contribution==
I think Compsci 111G course is really useful and interesting, and also it gives me a chance to use the computer and internet properly.

Three things that I like about this course:
#Getting to know about the world wide web
#The high quality assisstance that is offered
#My growing general knowledge on computers
I am also looking foward to web design.

=='''Owen's contribution'''==
This course is relevant to the computational needs of everyday Auckland Uni students

'''hey~ this contribution is for the compsci111 lab report~'''
*[[User:skim283|Be_Proud]]
Hey guys! COMPSCI 111 is awesome! And the labs are really cool as well, all the best in COMPSCI everyone!
*[[User:vhan016|Vivian]]

'''Compsci 111 semester 1 , have fun and enjoy!'''
*[[User:rzha067|Runlong]]

'''COMPSCI 111 is a perfectly designed course for newbies'''

*[[User:kthr003|Snowflake]]
"'Hey!!!"'
Lab 2 nearly done! yay! its good how we get a week to complete the lab work!!!

*[[User:smin025|Sang Woong Min]]

'''Hey guys, this is my contribution to the wiki.'''
''Compsci 111 is great!!''
*[[User:ysun127|Kyle]]
wow i like this lesson knowing more about wiki and WWW.
*[[User:pbar137|Peter]]
this is me helping out the wiki

*[[User:whan033|Chris]]
'''Hi, plase visit my user page'''

*[[User:mco001|Mark]]
Hey guys check out my wiki, it has a funny image and awesome ACSII kirby scenarios

*[[User:bdel010|Blair]]
Hey guys, if you would like to know a little bit about me click my wiki

'''COMPSCI 111 S1 2009'''
*[[User:salb017|shifa'a]]
hi mayname shifa'a im doing compsci111

*[[User:vcha080|Vimal Chandra]]

Hey guys. welcome to my wiki.
Click on the link to get access to my page. Cheers :)

*[[User:Lzha254|Lucy]]
Hey everyone! compsci111 is really fun :D

*[[User:spar329|Seung-Hee]]
Hi ! My name is Seung-Hee! I'm having fun in COMPSCI111/111G

*[[User:tbro080|Talia]]
Hi, this will take you to my user page :)

*[[User:bpar072|Bhavik]]
hi guys,
just wanted to inform u guys about the course COMPSCI 111, it is a very interesting and useful coures to take if you want to learn about computering

*[[User:amcf017|Andrew]]
Hi the link above connects to my wiki user page

*[[UserSven026|Stephen]]
Hi the link above takes you to my user page where you can learn the amazing language of the decimal number system!!!! hope everyone finds it realy useful, especially if your doing maths.

*[[User:Nlay004|Nicholas]]
Hello everyone! The link above will direct you to my user page!

*[[User:croo012|Callum]]
Hey, the link above is to my page!

*[[User:ycho129|Yong Won]]
Hi my name is Yong Won. The link above will take you to my user page.

*[[User:jpar370|Jisung]]
Hi, I am Jisung. Click my name to see my details :)

*[[User:mcha304|minsoo]]
Hello~ the link above will take you to my user page :)

*[[User:tlee122|Timothy]]
Hey there my name is Timothy, the link above is my wiki :D This course is fantastic and I am learning something new everyday! Keep up the good work everyone and good luck with all tests!

*This is the link to my user page [[User:jduw001|JD]] click on it to get some not really helpful advice.

'''COMPSCI 111 SS 2009'''

*[[User:sjun037|seungmo]]
'''I hope you guys had a great test, it would be so much better if i was a bit more prepared, anyway, good weekends!'''

*[[User:yzha463|Jim]]

*[[User:dson008|Leon]]
'''Iam Leon'''

*[[User:bzha055|Bin]]
'''Computer science111:test and examations'''

*[[User:yliu303|Ying]]
Information about computer science 111

*[[User:cshi050|John]]
Hi! Pleased to meet you!

*[[User:ayun003|Bo]]
Hello, this links to my wiki page which doesnt contain much at the moment. Good luck everyone :D !!

*[[User:nraz004|imperiex]]
This link connects to my userpage via a mindbogglingly powerful system of networks known as the Internet.

*[[User:ypae001|Robin]]
The link shown above connects to my userpage.

*[[User:rarc016|Renee]]
Hello, hope everyone is having as much fun as I am!

*[[User:Rhip001|Kitsiru]]
Contribute to my manga/anime page ;)! I hope you're enjoying this course!

*[[User:Nsin068|Nabita]]
Hello, welcome to my Wiki page.. click on the link above :). Good luck to everyone in this course!

*[[User:jfin052|jackson finlay]]
hello, my name is jackson and the above links to my page.

*[[User: Sbla089|Stephen Black]]
Hello everyone, I hope you had a relaxed break and are findind the course useful. Above is the link to my Wiki page I hope it will develop and be of use to you all. Regards Steve

*[[User:Scho225|Diana Cho]]
Hello, above is a link to my wiki page.
I hope you guys are enjoying this course so far.
You can visit my wiki page and have a discussion about
COMPSCI111 course and exchange informations together.
As we all have given up our summer holidays for this course
I hope we can be rewarded with our grades. :)

*[[User:slee455|Song Yi Lee]]

Welcome to Compsci 111 stage one Wiki.
The link shown above connects to my userpage.
I hope my userpage helpful to you and I wish you for the best for this course.

*[[User:mali055|Menaaz Ali]]

Hello people!! Hope you are all having fun in the course so far. Hopefully we can all use this as a way of helping each other in our lost moments. All the instructions in the manual may seem very complicated and freak you out, but if you RELAX and look at it blocking out all your prior knowledge they're actually quite easy. Good Luck!!

*[[User:skim218|Sang Yoon Kim]]

Hello!! I hope you are getting along with the lab contents. This page can be used to support each other for the practical component of compsci111. Enjoy your courses!

I have just added my interests in particular to compsci. Feel free to check my page and we can share our interests. Click to join me.
[[User:tlea025]]
*[[User:tkim049|Tae Young Kim]]

Hello I hope you are enjoying this course.
Good luck to all of you and have fun.

*[[User:swil295|Steffanie Williams]]

Hey,
The above link is to my Wiki page, this can be used to discuss and exchange information about this course. Good Luck for this course :)

*[[User:lkwo010|Lillian Kwong]]

Hi.
The above link is to my Wiki Page. I hope you are all enjoying this course. Good Luck :)

*[[User:joh025|Jeong Suk Oh]]

Hi, this course is really fun. I think this page is quite useful, lets try to use it often.

*[[User:ioh003|Ilhwan Oh]]
Hi, i love this course, the teachers here are very helpful. lets try our best shall we :)

*[[User:rces001|Richie Cesan]]
Hello, Im the guy in the red hat. Don't be a stranger. Have a good one.

*[[User:Tlin085|Tom]]
Hello... i put this in the middle of the page so no one will see it.

*[[User:ayou099|Andrew Younge]]
Hi, i just learnt how to make my own wiki. How exciting. Good luck with this course.

*[[User:mlin117|Gary]]
Hey Yoh~! This is an interesting course!

What?! cannot find the '''LINK''' to my user page? It is '''ABOVE''' this.

*[[User:ajan028|Akash Jani]]
This is pretty interesting stuff. Wiki is really fun and also link to my page is just above. Please do visit and yes this course is excellent... have fun people!!

*[[User:jacr002|Jaimee Acraman]]
Hi everyone! I am enjoying learning to use wiki. :)

* [[User:amud002|Abby Mudford]]
Wiki is exciting

* [[User:jxie024|John Xie]]
Hello, your welcome to visit my Wiki page! Wiki is really interesting! Hope your all having fun!

* [[User:jnut006|James William Nuttall]]
Bonjour, come and visit my Wiki page if you are interested in Nutrition/Food. Bonne chance avec la course ;-)

* [[User:Hdor004|Hdor004]] 15:57, 12 January 2009 (NZDT)
My wiki page is very similar to the rest, but hey, why not look at it any way.

* [[User:ebro069|Elizabeth Brooks]]
Hi everyone! I hope everyone is finding the course okay so far! So far it's really fun!

* [[User:ctol010|Cherie Tollemache]]

Hello everyone, hope everyone is finding the course enjoyable. above is a link to my user page, feel free to visit.

*[[User:lshi038|Leo Shin]]

Hello everyone. Bonjour, Hola, Salve!!!

* [[User:ylee198|Ye - Jin Lee]]
Hello everyone- enjoying your courses? have fun!!

*[[User:kkan047|Bo - Lim Kang]]
Hello~ welcome to my Wiki~~

*[[User:qhu008|Mike]]
Hola, yo soy Mike. Yo estoy bueno :)

*[[User:fhan020|Fengqiao Han]]
Hi everyone, I'm Alex, Pleased to make acquaintance.

*[[User:epar067|Eunji Park]]
Welcome to my wiki page ;)

*[[User:Arid018|Nikki R]]
Wow! Just the beginning. Go hard.

*[[User:ptho122|Trish]]
'''Wow that was fun :-P'''

*[[User:abha059|Ash]]
I just edited Trish's contribution teeheehee

*[[User:Jsu024|Sky]]
welcome to my home page:) get to know something about Asian Food:)

*[[User:achu051|ada]]
hello everyone! welcome to my page :)

*[[User:scho200|sooyoun]]
ello~hello~

*[[User:elee053|eunhye]]
hello guys:)

*[[User:cbal038|Guy Fawkes]]
I have found my instructors and my fellow students extremely helpful so far.
I would not be able to continue without them.

Hi guys~ Good luck with this course!!

* hello everyone :) just doing this for my compsci 111 lab 2 -- [[User:Xwan227|Xwan227]] 16:13, 13 January 2009 (NZDT)

*[[User:dcha159|Nebuchadnezzar]]
hey peps~ This aint my real name but i like this name... what do u think?

*[[User:skim265|Sang Hoon Kim ]]
Hi~! My name is Sang Hoon Kim have fun in this course!!

*[[User:icha032|Jiaqi chang]]
hello.everyone~haha

*[[User:jche300|Jun Chen]]
hahaha~hello.everybody

*[[User:yhua172|Anita]]
Howdy everyone, I hope you are having a wonderful time with this course. Best of luck to you all for summer school and for the many years to come!

*[[User:mdon070|Manny]]
Hi, all! My name's Matisse. I'm a 3rd year Arts student. Thanks to COMPSCI 111G I'm learning to use & contribute to wiki sites. Hope you're all enjoying your time at uni! Best of luck...

*[[User:alee126|Ahreum Lee]]
Hi! My name is Ahreum Lee and I'm having fun in COMPSCI111G :)

*[[User:jlee463|Jieun Lee]]
Hello~S2 I like it hahahaha

*[[User:hkim220|Heera Kim]]
Hi everyone~~

*[[User:fcui002|Grace]]
Hi,everyone, wish you enjoy your summer school!

*[[User:lyin007|Lixing Yin]]

Hi, i just make first wiki page. The link is above there. Welcome!

*[[User:dlit018|Dmitry]]
Hi My name is Dmitry. This course is very useful and I hope it will help in future.

*[[User:lvet003|Louis]]
Hi everyone.... my name is Louis. I hope that you enjoy my userpage. Though, the userpage is plain one, with your great feedback, I hope that we can establish a wicked page.

*[[User:ssub013|Sandhi]]
Hi EveryoneI hope your enjoying the course, like I am.

*[[User:kbas017|Kamlika]]
hi everyone hope you are enjoyin this paper as much as i am. Go wiki!!

*[[User:anar046|Akshaiy]]
I have learnt to create my own blog and wiki thanks to Compsci 111.

*[[User:hmoh024|Harliyana]]
I love creating my own wiki!Some confusion here and there but everything is fun so far!

*[[User:tmat060|Socchi]]
heres my bit for lab02's P3 [[User_talk:Tmat060]], wasn't too sure where to put it, so its both in my wiki and here. have fun being confused by VK ;P

*[[User:kcho147|Kyulee]]
Computer Science111 course information

*[[User:jlia062|JaiQuil]]
Hi guys, welcome to my page!

*[[User:pzal002|Petra]]
Howdy, first time user..

*[[User:skim211|SeYeon]]
hello compsci 111 students!

*[[User:ypen024|rose]]
first time as wel ^ ^

*[[User:jflo018|Josh]]
Here's for CompSci 111 Lab 2. Its a little confusing posting things here.

*[[User:mpil019|Mil's Homepage]]
Hey everyone, just me here, just leaving a link to my homepage!

*[[User:fyan048|Flora]]
Hey this is my part for CompSci 111 Lab 2, come to my page sometime ^^

*[[User:fyan043|Alan]]
Hey guys,I'm here to have fun. In fact there is a lot of fun in Compsci 111.

*[[User:ahuo002|Alex]]

Hey people im alex and i play dota

*[[user:tpar066|tom]]

Hey people im tom and i dont play dota

*[[User:dgoo035|Dasith]]
Hey people Im Dasith Goonatilaka and i love sports.

*[[User:hsan013|Steven]]

Hello to all! Wish gd luck for all for this semester!

*[[User:dcal034|Daryl]]

Hey guys, '''INTERNATIONAL HOUSE RULES!!!!!'''

GOODLUCK FOR COMPSCI 111

hello guys~I like Compsci, It's so useful and fun! good luck for this semester~

*[[User:ysun122|Aileen]]

*[[User:mbae004|John]]
COMPSCI 111 is great! hope everyone does well in their exams

*[[User:ltso002|Lorraine]]

Hello people, I would like to remind you that all Compsci 111 labs are held in room 303-175!

[[User:Mngw004| Vivian's Wiki Page]]

Hello everyone!

The '''COMPSCI 111/111G'''''Italic text'' course is highly enjoyable and it offers great practical knowledge about computers in general.

The course teaches us a lot of useful things and adds to our knowledge and understanding of computers. Great course!

*[[User:tkan021|Simon]]

Hi guys!
The '''COMPSCI 111/111G''' is very helpful and it gives you an idea from the basic component of how to use computers

*[[User:slee427|Grace]]
hello guys~*
In the COMPSCI 111/111G lab, you don't have to stay 3hours when you finish the work.

Hey everyone ! You do not have to complete the lab assignment within the 3 hours aswell . You have until the beginning of the next Lab tutorial to hand in your lab assignment. But it is wise to make use of the Lab assistants within the 3 hours.
Cheers

*[[User:mtoi009|Matt]]
Woah lab 2 took me ages! But at least it's amost over!

*[[User:rshe088|Rae]]
Yes, this lab is almost over and out!
Peace

*[[User:dcur025|danielle]]
Hey!
These labs are quite useful. Hope you guys are finding this as well :)

*[[User:jzha296|James]]
Hey guys.
These are the courses im studying

*[[User:bkan020|bk]]
Hi guys i m asian but cool

*[[User:jhea066|Jared]]
i love motocros

*[[User:cwu078|Cuby]]
Hi ~~ compsci test nextweek....good luck everyone

===Someone going on a rant===
*[[User:bdud009|Brad]]
I think many of you guys are doing it wrong, I hope the markers are lenient on 1 line answers instead of paragraphs with new content. The new content I am contributing is : Myself - because I am new to this particular page. Also, the spelling may not be of the "highest" standard as the mozzilla firefox application on these lab computers is encountering errors, particularly with Google and Wikipedia, and IE7 doesn't have a spell check. Yes, I know, I am being lazy, but no human is perfect. From the looks of it, no machine is perfect yet either.
That's about a paragraph. *awaits marks*
*So for those of you who didn't already realize, these Apple machines are hard to use, unreliable and cause all sorts of errors in typing with their small metal keyboards. For those of you who seem to enjoy them I really pity you. Is anyone else finding the internet connections here to be extremely slow? The paragraphs are coming and coming now. Is anyone finding this lab hard? [[user:bmun014|Ben]]
* This course pretty choice and most of it is pretty easy and exciting!Thanks
*I agree, Ben. It took about two minutes to load a picture of my house. (Which, by the way, was kind of freaky and intrusive.) I hate these keyboards, too. I want my Windows key back! [[user:hwad012|Holly]]

*I have to agree with Holly. These keyboards are so uncomfortable! But I have to admit that they look really fancy

*I personally think the keyboards are amazing. They making typing so much smoother. The mice are pretty slick too. My cat agrees.

*[[User:mkan041|Myung Jo]]
Hi everybody. Visit to my page.

*[[User:wyan039|Justin]]
Hey guys. Hope you enjoy this course. Cheers.

*[[User:yche427|vita]]
halo... good luck for the test..

*[[User:dsim086|Dan]]
The labs are very useful

*[[User:shau08|Patrick]]
I hope this is what I need to do for assignment 2 for question 19 which is contributing to this wiki.
*[[User:jmon059|Jonas]]
This is course pretty straight forward and i like it!!churr

*[[User:dtew006|Diandra]]
This is my pathetic attempt to finish Qusetion 19 for Lab 2.. Haha after this I AM FINISHED!! hallelujah

== Jennifer's Contribution ==

I really like how Compsci 111 lectures are recorded online because I have quite a few clashes and find it hard to get to lectures.
I wish they did that for Compsci 101 as well which I took last semester.

However I think there should probably be one more demonstrators in every lab because I don't think 2 is quite enough.
Apart from that, this paper has been good so far.

Anyway WOOT! I can go eat now.

[[ecor025]]

iv just started doing compsci but im am enjoying it alot! I'v been leatning heaps and cant wait to learn more!

hope everyone else is enjoying it as much as me

See you

[[Shan133| Shelly]]

'''Please check out my user page, which is not related at all to CompSci.
Have fun :):)'''

==Niven's Contribution==

hey guys compsci is one of the most relevent paper that I have done at the University.

*[[user:nred019|Niven]]

*[[user:swij017|Supun]]
I'm glad someone else made this comment about Google maps! (I could almost see through the window of my house in my picture, good thing I wasn't standing there when they took it). And as far as the keyboards go, I'm afraid I have to agree with you guys, I almost have to go back to typing with two fingers just to make sure my document isn't covered with red squiggly lines (as I type this I can already see about 6 :(...)

*[[user:bmul014|Brooke]]
You are so right. It's impossible to write a sentence without at least one spelling error in it with these silly keyboards. I'm all for the PC's.
Look forward to meeting some of you during this semesters course.

*I so agree, its the worst of both worlds, Mac computers and Windows Vista!?! But putting aside these problems, COMPSCI 111 can be interesting.. every now and then. My school introduced laptops in Year 5, but the new information I'm learning could come in handy =) [[user:Seat006|Samantha]]
 

*[[user:ccha448|Chris]]
I agree, Mac's are stupid, it's a shame people are taken in by the advertising campaigns. After all they stole Unix and charged you for it. I dislike the keyboards and mice too (the scroll wheel is so small!). My screen like's to fall downwards too, guess that's the mac failing physically(epic fail) and yes!!where's my windows key? maybe it should be a penguin :s

*[[user:stim018|Sean]]
I still don't see why people argue about macs and Pc's. It seems like it's always the people with Pc's that are complaining. Also for people who say that apple users are brainwashed, the same goes for Pc users. I don't see why the computer science department has macs though. It's natural to hate something that one doesn't understand.

*[[user:tlee094|Tammy]]
Wow, someone wrote something other than "hello" and "compsci 111 is great"! So contribution...

: Re: lecture given today (Thurs 19/03), I would say that this page could be considered a 'popular' page and that during the labs are probably the worst time to be editing these pages. Of course, logically that would mean that I/we shouldn't update this during lab or add should add in a little note to say I'm/you're editing it.

Of course... I am doing it during lab, and I haven't put a note up. But hey, the internet's full of dummies that don't do what they should.

====Sensible People only====

*[[User:htir002|Harish]]
Hello all, Wiki is really fun to use. I had an amazing experience with it and I hope all of you feel the same way. Compsci 111 is an excellent course and I highly recommend it to all.

*[[User:pwu034|Ivy]]
Hello~everyone.
This is my first time contribute with wiki. I get so confused when I first time use it , but it was alright now. I think most people taking this course as their major or minor towards their degree, but I take this course just for my personal interests, because I like to try new things especially someting to do with the computer. So, cheers everyone.

*[[User:gzha043|Jason]]
hello guys, i highly recommend the people who want a useful and interesting general education, please choice Compsci 111G, because it is a pretty straightforward course. Having fun

*[[user:wlim022|Wee]]
Hi guys. Please checkout my ''profile page''. I would like to make more ''friends'' XD
Compsci111 rocks. Interesting to know how to use wiki :)

*[[user:hlim041|Hsin Yee]]
Hi everyone. Nice to learn how to use wiki. Compsci 111/111G is interesting. Have fun everyone!!

*[[User:hchu093|Ho-Yong]]

Hi, I finally found out how to contribute to wiki! it takes time. This course is very exciting if you like computers.
I heard from someone that to have a fast internet, all you got to do is pay for the data!.
Anyways have fun!

*[[User:nhe008|Hannah]]
Gosh, last instruction till the end of this lab. haha.. have a good day guyz.

*[[user:ashe115|Aieyah]]
hay everyone im actually doing psychology but took this paper because I thought it would be interesting and it is!! i love it so far the labs are great and the people you meet are even better!! I hope we all do well and get top marks to start our semester off with a SMILE!! hope you all have a COMPUTERLICIOUS day!! keep smiling and keep rocking those A+!! =)

*[[user:msti026|Mikes]]
Hey guys! I finally managed to figure out how to post on this wiki! Im loving uni so far, computer science is pretty fun and its up there with my favourite lectures. Its so useful learning all these things about computers that I never knew before, I look forward to my labs heaps because I know I will always learn something new! It is hard at times but I know in the end it will be worth it.

*[[user:lsun050|Lei Sun]]
I was so confused that how to post my contribution on wiki. However, its all done. hopefully everyone have a good time in computer science 111 lab!

*[[user:Jong012|Nigel]]
Have a good St. Paddy's Day! cant wait to gulp down a few jugs of Green beer tonight, and go to lectures tomorrow with hangovers!!

*[[user:lsoh004|Lian]]
Hi guys! I'm actually a chemistry student myself though I have taken CompSci to stage II. My advice for those wishing to major in CompSci is to pay attention in CS101 and CS105. You will DEFINITELY become increasingly confused if you do not pull some weight now (especially in CS105). You will be using Java well into your 3rd year so make sure you learn it.

*[[user:dhan088|Dohyun Han]]
I thought it will hard to post something on wiki but it's very simple.

*[[user:dyi002|Donghyun]]
I've got my fingers crossed. Hope everyone else is having better luck than I am.

*[[user:fwan058|Stella]]
well, is the end of our Lab 2, hope everybody enjoy their Lab time. Ps: Even this room is a computer room but still is way to cold, I'm freezing.

*[[user:aoka004|Ayumi]]
It is the last qustion to do. It takes time... I hope I complete this task successfully.

*[[user:pyap012|Priscilla]]
Yay, finally the last question. love doing this hehe! I never knew this could be so easy =]

*[[user:apat198|Arti]]
Compsci labs fun. Lectures are not too bad as well.
I like this course overall.
Editing on Wiki is so easy.

*[[user:shan123|sem]]
Hey!! compsci111G people!! have fun with your lab2 report!!

*[[user:eyoo003|Sera]]
today is my second lab time.
I'm enjoying COMPSCI111/111G :)

*[[user:gwil163|Greg]]
Had to fix shan123's spelling. It's interesting having CompSci lectures straight after the lab. 4 hours of CompSci!!!

*[[user:Dpri049|Dom]]

wow this place is great hope it becomes more popular

Man it took me forever to read through this page and find a spelling error to fix. By the time I found one Greg had fixed it!!! grrr. Either way proof reading counts as contributing to the page yea? :D

*[[user:cott007|Cameron]]
CompSci 111 is interesting, particularly the lectures.

*[[user:awon081|Assunta]]
Wow!! Finally the last question of lab 2. So far both labs and lectures for compsci111 been very interesting and fun.
One improvement for this lab room is turning down the air condition, its extremely cold!!

**[[user:vche035|vivan]]
Compsci is useful! but i do agree that the room is very cold!

*[[user:jwha022|Jeong]]
CompSci 111 lab reports takes long time to fisnish...

*[[user:pwad011|puhi]]
I agree and also there are soo many buttons to press can get annoying sometimes

*[[user: kpra032|kartik]]

yes that is true 3 hours i think is a bit too long for a lab

*[[user: ryou005|ron]]

I like the temperature in the lab, its just right. Its easy to add layers of clothing, however its not easy to cool down

*[[user: rsek002|Rd]]

I concur, the temperature in the lab is just right especially in this season. Although i do hope it isnt this cold during the winter.

*[[user: kpra032|kartik]]

Kartik didnt post this message, *[[user: ryou005|ron]] did to illustrate how easy it is to fake an entry...evil huh

*[[user: rliu033|Ricky]]
This is my contribution. Finally finished the last question, i'm bloody hungry atm.

*[[user:vcha081|Valerie]]
yay! finally on last question..took me longer than the first lab haha i reckon it was the blog's fault! doesn't anyone else think its funny that in lectures they point out the pitfalls of wikis and blogs are and yet in the labs our task is to create them?? seems kind of contradictionary to me!

and yes, its far too cold in this room! maybe we should start a petition haha

*[[user: jtay133|jess]]
Great, finally figured out how to do this! I would sign a petition about the room being too cold, my feet are frozen!

*[[user: slie022|seanaldo]]
My feet aren't the only part of me that's frozen... I reckon that the labs should be 6 hours long but is held only once every 2 weeks. Does anyone agree with me??

*[[user: tkuo014|trils]]
I really don't think I can bare being in here for 6 hours...I'm cold, wet and freezing right now..plus I have a cold which doesn't help. :(

*[[user: blee072|blee072]]
Even if the labs were fortnightly lasting 6 hours, I doubt a lot of people would be staying longer than 3. It's a nice thought though but managing the timetables for both the tutors and the students would be a nightmare. By the way, is anyone else having problems with the paperthin keyboards in the labs? I actually had to ask the tutor how to take a screenshot..

*[[user:dhee003|dizzy]]
yay finally last question XD ive decided to join the sensible ppl. Its really cold in this lab, trying to finish before i freeze! But it was still a fun, albeit a cold lab!!!

*[[user:nmuh013|mijamon]]
this page is good at the contents but it is not really good at appearance because there are very few paragraph been used it is difficult to read.

*[[user:aazm006|aliaa]]
I thought it's hard to edit a wiki but it is actually a very simple task. The lab is fun and so useful, I get to know so many things but the 3 hours lab is not enough for me.

*[[user:nbha012|niresha]]
it still too me a while to figure it out! It's definitely freezing in here, goodluck for the rest of the semester!

*[[user:mlal026|mlal026]]
Compsci is an awsome course and anyone interested in doing so should. Well this is an awsome course to take up whether its yourgenersl ed or major it is still good to take up.

*[[user:ohow004|ohow004]]
Wow. Lab 002 has definately contributed to the best time of my life. Highly recommend this Lab.

*[[user:snaf002|snaf]
The lab02 is really exciting. I learned so many things today. It is really good to know about blog, wiki and so on. I hope the next CompSci111 lab will be as good as today!

*[[user:nahm043|fara]
Compsci 111 is such a great course to learn. Creating my own blog is so exciting and interesting!! But, the temperature in the lab was too cold!! My hands are badly freezing!! It's so difficult to use the keyboard, with shaking hand. That's horrible!!

'''*[[user:shad020|wani]]
this lab 02 is so interesting...it introduced me about wiki and blog....Blogging is so awsome..:)''' To find out more information about wiki,just click [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki here]

*[[user:Zrah006|zrah006]]
COMPSCI111 is a great introductory course to the world of computers. It is also very suitable for people who are not computer literate and want some computing skills that will benefit them in the future.
A great resource for students studying COMPSCI111 is [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] and the Stage One Forums [https://forums.cs.auckland.ac.nz Forum Link].

*[[User:Hpen017|hpen017]]
Compsci111 is a great course for people to enjoy learning about computers and improving their skills. Overall this has improved my skills on the comptuer so far. :D

*[[User:hkim231|hskim231]]
Lab two is better than Lab One. I learned interesting things. I think I can improve my computer skills a lot more by the end of this course.

*[[User:sgho008|Sonalee]]
Hi! I am a compsci111 student this semester (one). I am really loving this aspect of publishing and making amendments to webapges, blogs and wiki's. I think its great that we have such resources where we can learn things like this through our time at the university. I am interested to know what other aspects of this course will teach me, as it is only laboratory two and we starting to go into the interesting side of computing. I hope everyone is having just as enjoyable experience as I am. Thank you to the tutors for being so patient. It's great!'

*[[User:yseo019|Yujin]]
Greens question reliability of smacking survey

*[[User:ralm005|ralm005]]
Hi, I am currently doing CompSci111 and so far I am enjoying it, as it provides a good overview of practical computing. The labs are especially helpful as it provides a chance to be more interactive with the computers (rather than just the theory) and enables you to really understand the content that we learn during the lectures. Another good thing about the labs are that after the first hour they are more informal, and you have 1 week to hand your answers in (takes away the pressure where in some labs you have to hand labs in at the end of the session). Good luck to everyone doing the course! :)

*[[user:karm015|karm015]]
The markers are surely lenient enough to allow marks for one sentence contributions. I mean, letting us all know that you are contributing to spam on the main page is, I suppose, a contribution. I am also adding to the spam, so I must also be a COMPSCI111/111G student!

*[[user:zche099|zche099]]
Here is my constribution for COMPSCI111/111G page 33 P3.
Hey!
Want to know the Secret Of Eternal Life? ->John 3:16 :)

*[[User:dsal020|Dan]]
Here is my contribution for CompSci 111/111G. CompSci is a cool subject. I have gained a lot of new information even though it's only the third week of the semester.

*[[User:/mhan112|Minkuk]]
Here is my contribution for CompSci 111/111G Compsic is fun to learn but, lab is too long

*[[User:/cfra066|CFRA066]]
I am really finding Compsci111 quite difficult as I am not very familiar with computers. In saying this, I am enjoying learning the content. I know what I am learning is going to be very useful when I get a job. I cant wait till I graduate and get a job. Im looking forward to earning some money :)
*[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Cho049 Cho049]
Here is my contribution for CompSci 111.Compsci labs fun.I like this course overall.

*[[User:/sraj036|sraj]]
Well,this course seem to be very interesting and mind blowing at times solely on the lab work that was given!

*[[User:/dma007|dma]]
This second lab taught me a lot !! Enjoy!

*[[User:/scho249|sub]]
This course is for students who want to learn about general computers and its related stuff.

*[[User:/mlib007|Mel]]
Great course. Enjoy the course everyone..

*[[User:srat035|Suchi]]
Hey all, I totally agree with all of you. CompSci 111 is a great course. Though it seems easy, it is quite intellectually stimulating! Good luck for the test next Friday and I am sure we will all come out with flying colours!

*[[User:/mji002|Minsik]]
welcome to this course. lets learn more about computer!

*[[User:/jste243|Zephonobia]]
Hi guys, this is my contribution to the wiki. 
The name you see above is also the name I have on the forums. 
This course is entertaining, as although I already know a lot of this better than the back of my hand, 
I'm also learning a lot about coding and today I learnt that swearing isn't acceptable on the internet. 
'''Here's a helpful tip:''' Sometimes people (commonly referred to as "trolls") will try and anger you over the internet, 
just for their own enjoyment. Please don't feed the trolls.
*[[User:/xli233|Xiaozhe]]
Sup.
I just type in some words to make some fun.
Studying hard is the most important.
*[[User:/wwon125|Wei-Yuen]]
I think this course is really practical and is useful that way. Labs are flexible for each student and the tutors are really helpful! I'm really enjoying this!
*[[User:/fben014|Frank]]
Dear fellow students/tutors/general public, Compsci111 is a very interesting and enjoyable course, I hope all students enjoy it as much as I do. This is my fist time editing 'wiki' and I am enjoying it :)
*[[User:/jmit057|Josh]]
Compsci111 is very interesting, I'm enjoying every second of it!
*[[User:/rhas033|Cris]]
CS111 is a very interesting course, despite the fact that it is hard and require a lot of working, we can learn a lot from it
*[[User:/kgan024|karan]]
COMPSCI111 is a fun paper and very interesting also.
*[[User:/lgu009|Louie]]
COMPSCI111 is a rocking course because you learn a lot of things with the computer operating system.

*[[User:halg005|Hala]]
Hi everyone, I just make my first Wiki, Compsci is fun and I am learning so my new stuff.

*[[User:slee497|Soo Youn]]
Kia Ora. Hello everyone. It is good to be in COMPSCI 111 community. Keep up the contribution and work hard.

[[User:acur046|Ally]]
Hey everyone.
I found some useful information about courses you can take in Computer Science.
Please click on my name above or [[click here]] if you want to know what they are.

*[[User:ntoa002|Nicholas]]
Hi Everyone!!!
*[[User:skim282|SHK]]
Hi guys. I think compsci 111 course is very interesting.

Hi

I like Compsci 111 because it teaches us about the history of computing which i never knew about

*[[User:cwhi095|Chris]]

*--[[User:Mara012|Mara012]] 13:56, 4 August 2009 (NZST)

The knowledge developed by academic computer science (CS) is applied to various non-academic situations to arrive at systems that help humans perform tasks that were either out of their reach for being too complex or the tasks that are repetitive in nature.

*[[User:jlee509|JEN]]
Hi, everyone doing Compsci111!
I wish all of you get best results in Frist Semester.

*[[User:vmer006|vam]]
I have to agree with the above comments. Hopefully the amount of information being supplied by students will suffice at the one line mark!
Scrolling down this page they day before my lab report is due.. The number of contributions is insane! what IF everyone had actually bothered to have
found information not already presented? Most would look automatically to information surrounding the topic.. but that is covered within the first few posts.. Makes life harder for everyone else!
So here is my addition... remember to write the lab summary at the top of your report! During my lab i saw many a student having to run back and waste valuable money printing again because they forgot to mention the lab summary..
Oh and of course the usual double page printing! ;) save those resources.

*[[User:mcha255|Mandy]]
Hi Everyone~
I wish you guys having fun in COMPSCI 111.

*[[User:mhen100|Maraea]]
Harow, I'm finally finishing up my lab, sitting here in my warm chair burning the keyboard as I type away the time.
This is a great Class, hopefully by the end of this semester I'ill be a computer whiz, an have brother running for his money, hehe.
And a thanks for reminding me to do my lab summary.

*[[User:wcho083|Damian]]

Hello everyone please come and visit my wiki page. I just have made up a new one for my Compsci111.

This course is so fun!! I learned heaps of things from this course even I only had 2 labs in this week.

Hope everyone learned many things in their courses as like me!!

==Anna' Contribution==
Compsci is very interesting, hope everyone is finding it ok.

*[[User:jwan269|Danni]]
Nearly there, the last question!!
It takes a while to finish a lab. The questions are not hard but quite practical.
Be patient, we are doing a good job~~
Have fun everyone!!

*[[User:biqb001|butul]]
Hi everyone.I am finding the comsci 111 course quite informative.It helps us with the daily things which make life just that bit more easier, something wihich all of us should know how to do.I dont know about anyone else but Iwas totally and utterly clueless when it come to anything to do with computers:P.Well i guess I still am a little clueless-but I'm getting there!!!. With the addition of amazingly nice tutors and awsome people enroled in the course--compsci 111 is a great!!I hope everyone else is enjoying it too.

*[[User:awon099|Anson]]
comsci is very fun, and i am learning alot.

*[[User:vche036|Victor]]
Compsci 111 is a fun and practical course which I hope everyone enjoys as much as I do. It may be an easy course but most who have taken it will tell you that it is also a very useful one. It is probably the only course in the Science department in which you will find useful in your daily life. Whether your a computer expert or not, you will definitely learn a few new tricks in this course. Last but not least, have fun everybody.

*[[User:wli132|JimmyWenkuan]]
To me labs were rather fun, three hours passed within a glance on my watch. This lab was really helpful, learned how to use wiki markups.
Guys, enjoy your times in university, it is the turning point of your life =].

*[[User:lfon025|Lusi Fong]]
Hi all. Labs are informative and are a great practical source of learning. The tutors are very helpful and ample time is given to complete all exercises. I am enjoying the course so far and hope to do well.

*[[User:spar307|Kei]]
Hi everyone, hope you enjoy and find lab useful! because I find myself learning a lot :)

*[[User:aphi045|Adam Phipps]]
I haven't made or edited a wiki page before, i might have to start contributing more later on, this is easy!

*[[User:nngu036|Peter NGUYEN]]
Compsci 111 is very useful for me . I am looking for learning new thing in this course.

== Secret to living longer ==
Be positive.

*[[User:eric017|Emma]]
Hey guys!
A cat born without a tail is actually a breed of cat called a manx!

*[[user:osha011|Osama]]
Hello to the people of CompSic
This subject is a interesting one, basically it gives us more information about somthing we have been using for years (computers/internet).

*[[User:jshi068|Shih]]

*[[User:dbar102|Doma]]
As well as '''green tea''' apples give you energy its said that one apple can give you more energy than a cup of coffee and preserve you better to ;)

*[[User:jyan138| Jenny]]
Don't forget to exercise, and eat healthy.

*[[User:ypar045|Young-Eun]]
Getting some good '''laugh''' also works, as research shows that it lowers the levels of stress hormones.

The research shows that it also boosts our immune system, by increasing activation of natural killer cells and antibodies.

For more information, click [http://www.ivillage.co.uk/health/hlive/style/articles/0,,181167_583851,00.html]
*[[User:kcho169|Klaus]]

Finally. I come to the last tasks. Then. my missions for lab 2 will be complete

Figured I should add to this, I found this link with its [http://www.sparkpeople.com/resource/nutrition_articles.asp?id=283 secrets to living longer]

==James' contribution==

AUGP stands for Auckland Uni Game dev and Programming club
We aim to do game modding in order to gain experience towards a career in game development

==Nathaniel's Wondrous Contribution==
Game development requires a lot of experience in programming and modding. Games run on certain engines to help display graphics and use programming languages accordingly.
Wii is a great console =]

==Rebecca's awsomest contribution==
compsci111 has so much to learn! XD

==James's Valuable Contribution==
This was quite an informative lab session. I learnt a wide variety of new information, like how to '''bold''' a word in a wiki.

=Annemieke's contribution=
Im learning alot about compsci 111

=Annemieke's contribution=
'''I'm learning lots of helpful tips!! why didn't i know some of these before?!!? '''

=A cup of tea a day can keep you awake=
:Green teas are found to have heaps of antioxidants, which could probably
:be good for girls!
:Mom always says: Drink more tea, eat more veges, get more exercises!
:Her secret recipe for a day: juice from sweet potato leaf, radish, tomato, apple, and
:some other green stuff :P

*[[User:myou001|May]]

== also a cup of coffee will keep you awake ==
As we known that coffee contain certain amount of caffeine.
one cup of coffee contain about 60mg of caffeine.
caffine can help people to get lot more done.

[[unser:Zzha156]vin]

Chai is becoming the new way to have your tea. It can be sweet or spicy and always full of flavour.

Green tea and apple in the morning would be more conducive to staying awake in the morning. Studies had shown that can apple can pep you up more than a cup of coffee or tea.

=Tea vs Hot Chocolate=
:I must say that the ongoing debate that people think coffee/tea will create
:this boost of energy or sustainability during a late night of study.
:I disagree, hot chocolate releases endorphins which make you happy.
:Thus instead of being sad and/or grumpy during your late night study sessions,
:you can feel good and happy whilst studying late at night.

*[[User:mphi043|Matamus]]

:I have to agree with Matamus. Hot chocolate is way better and I mean who can say no to chocolate?
*[[User:ssch107|ssch107]]

=Get plenty of sleep!=
Sleeping actually can make you live longer. Beauty sleep is no myth, it is actually true as the body needs the time during sleep to repair any cellular damage. I read somewhere that if you sleep less than 8hrs per day, the body doesn't have the chance to repair all the cell damage and can shorten your lifespan. So go get some sleep!

==Sleep is a necessity==
[[User:qmik002|queenz]]

Being well rested enables you to focus more and gives you more energy for concentration. Here are a few things that you can do to make sure you get enough sleep throughout the night.

* Improve your daytime habits - daily exercise, fresh air, no napping.
* Create a better sleep environment - fluffly pillows, clean and warm bedding, air circulation.
* Good sleep preparation - not eating before you sleep, no caffeine, don't drink too much liquid.

== AFS System ==

*[[User:skim201|Sen]]
Hello Compsci 111/111G

I think the AFS system is an awesome concept. It allows students to access the information that they have saved on the H: drive on the university computers to be accessed from the home computer. This means that you don't need to email yourself a copy of a file every time you need to work on it at home (if you don't have a USB drive to store and backup information). I learnt this is the Compsci 111/111G Lab 2 class, which was very useful!

That’s it for now,
Sen

[http://http://www.openafs.org/main.html This is the link about AFS system.]

*[[User:stej001|Sarf]]

This course is extremely interesting.

*[[User:cliu119|Chang]]
Editing wiki is such a hard work. However , we understand a lot after it!

*[[User:sfon034|Sfon034]]

I agree Sen, the AFS system is great, if i had forgotten my flashdrive i could just get my files from the AFS

'''Compsci111 is designed for students who want a general introduction to computing. Experience with a wide range of practical applications will provide transferable skills that will be equally useful in academic and industry environments. No prior experience with computers is required, and help is always readily available from the teaching staff.'''''

== Gerards Contribution ==

'''Hey guys just want to say that compsci has a lot of workload but everyone get in there and pass this course.!!!'''

==John's Contribution==

The AFS system is really good. I don't have to email my work home anymore or use a flash drive.

== Jimmy's Contribution ==

Compsci 111 is fun, and really useful....hope all of us can pass this course!!

= Jason's Contribution ==

The cake is a lie..

Yay! I contributed something! =)

I thought I'd just add on to Jimmy's contribution...if that's allright jimmy...
I agree Compsci 111 has really helped me and opened my eyes to the Cyberworld already in just three weeks.
It's not just really fun it's also useful and beneficial for future references.
It introduces many applications on the net I never thought to try or knew was out there.
I enjoy doing the lab reports because I discover new things each time. Thanks Compsci 111!

==Hayden's contribution==

Compsci is very interesting. Probably my favourite paper this semester. Was going to take Stats 101g but thought, nah too much work and it's boring as well. Thank god for Compsci!

==Lockers at University==

If anyone is interested in having a reasonably priced locker, there are lockers available within the Science faculty.

These can be purchased from the Science resource center, located on the ground floor of the Science building.

==Tyson's Contribution==

'''Moore's Law'''
'The number of transistors on a single chip doubles every 18 months, while the price stays the same.'
==Ying's Contribution==
'''This course is fun'''
[http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/compsci111s1c/ For more course information click here]

==Richard's Contribution==
'''HTML basics'''
#All opening tags end with a closing tag eg <a></a> or <img />

=Jesh's Contribution=
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""While studying computer science, a word of the day helps to broaden the mind and the vocabulary of the brain!'' Learning how to build a better vocabulary can be a pleasurable and profitable investment of both your time and effort.''

=''' Word of the day''' =

=====''with Jesh MacDonald''=====

== '''GRAMINEOUS'''==

====='''PRONUNCIATION:'''=====
====(gruh-MIN-ee-uhs)====
====='''MEANING''':=====

====''adjective:'' Of or relating to grass.====
----

These are my favourite words

#epistolary
#schwerpunkt
#overslaugh

== Japanese lesson ==

Good Morning - Ohayou Gozaimasu 
Good Afternoon - Konnichiwa 
Good Evening - Konban wa 

== Japanese lesson...but MORE ==

Just though I'd add a few more ^^.

Hello.
こんにちは。　Konnichiwa. (kon-nee-chee-WAH)
How are you?
お元気ですか。　O-genki desu ka? (oh-GEN-kee dess-KAH?)
Fine, thank you.
元気です。　Genki desu. (GEN-kee dess)
What is your name?
お名前は何ですか。 O-namae wa nan desu ka?　(oh-NAH-mah-eh wah NAHN dess-KAH?)

Sourced from http://www.japaneselifestyle.com.au/japanese_language/japanese_words.htm - GREAT TO VISIT IF YOU WANT MORE JAPANESE HELP

Soga= Isee

kasan=mum

==[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php?title=User:Jmac249&action=history Click here to see the history of this page!]==

=Rajiv's Contribution==

Watashi no namae wa Rajiv Reddy desu. Juuhachi desu. Ii tenki desu ne.

My name is Rajiv Reddy and I am 18. The weather is good today.

As to why a link for Japanese lessons is on the Compsci wiki I have no idea

=The Last Word=

Apple Inc. is known for its creativity and a fairly neat sense of humour - here is an example I found on the webvine.

The cybernews website NPR reports that any pirates who attempt to hack the latest version of Mac OS X will be greeted by a creative error message:

: "There once was a user who whined
: That his current OS was so blind
: He'd better go pirate
: An OS that ran great
: But he found that his hardware declined..."

[[User:Fpow007|Felice]] 20:32, 24 March 2009 (NZST)

==Roun's Contribution==
====Fashionable People ONLY====
*[[User:rlee087|Ru]]
Hi, compsci111 is a great subject and I hope everyone enjoys the subject as much as I do.

*[[User:tcou015|tcou015]]
Not only is it fun, but it also gives us an opportunity to improve computer skills on the new Vista OS.
I have already found it very helpful for when I am doing assignments for other courses in Uni.

I hope everyone is doing well, even the non-fashionable people.

==Love lab02==
We learned how to use the Internet, including email, www, forums, blogs and wikis in this lab. It is very good that learn something new everyday.

== Georgina's Contribution ==
CompSci111/111G is a good course to enhance PC skills, I'm looking forward to the Microsoft Office part, but I don't like using Vista though.
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== Marian's Contribution ==
I find compsci111 a really good paper. The good thing is you do not require prior knowledge of computers. I hope to get a really good mark. I also find the labs very good.

==Michael's Contribution==
CompSci111/111G provides opportunities for those who have never experience the technique of using a PC before, and also it may advance your knowledge for the latest technology.

==YUJIn's Contritubtion==

'''COMPSCI 111G is a lot of fun :)
HOpe to have a good year wit COMPSCI 111'''
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I am really enjoying compsci111. I think it is a really good paper to do. The good thing is you do not have to have prior knowledge. I am hoping to get a really good grade.I find the labs very helpful.

==Yiran's Cntribution==
Hello everyone in CS111, This is such a fun course that we always learn something we didn't know.
Hope you all have a great time this semester.

==Jeff's useful contributions==
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*You need to pass theory and practical part of compsci111/111G to pass the course :)
*To pass the practical part of compsci111/111G , You need to attain at least 7.5 marks out of the available 15 marks.
*Compsci111/111G test is next friday :)

This is my page [[User:yli319]]

==='''Liam's contribution'''===

----
Just to add to the above post, the theory part of the course (labs) is worth 15% of your overall mark, leaving 65% for the exam and 20% for the Tests.

Also, according to my calculations, the test is not until the 28th August.

[[User:Lfox008|Lfox008]] 12:20, 6 August 2009 (NZST)

==Cindy's Contribution==
If you desperately need a computer to print out your lecture notes and everyone using a computer is checking out their trade me or bebo page then this is the contribution to read!
 There are computer labs in the science department, not just on the ground floor but on the 1st floor as well.
 If that fails, make your way over to the '''Art's Student Center''' where there are computer labs you can use to do your assignments or that extra course reading!
 If you liked my contribution, check out my user page [[User:Hwan154]]

==Jason's Contribution==
If you do not have money to print this lab report out please go to

'''Kate Edgars Information Commons Level 2 to top up'''

=== Joseph's Contribution===

You may also go to short loan which is on level 1 of the Kate Edgar building to top up.

Joseph

==Lesa's Comtribution==
Reminder: Thier is no Computer Science 111 Lectures next week so please use the time wisely and study for the Test:
*Test is on Friday the 3rd of April 2009
*You must be prompt and arrive at 6:15pm

Room Allocations For Test (Based on your Surname):

*Eng1439: Ahmad - Emery
*PLT1: Etuale - Lata
*MLT1: Latu - Park
*Eng1401: Parkinson - Toi
*Eng3404: Toms - Wu
*Eng3407: Xie - Zhou

Good Luck to us all :)

=== Jin's Contribution===
Get together with classmates and study for the test coming up. Check where your Room Allocations are before the test day. Good luck to you all!

*[[User:kjin004|Jin]]

== Ofa's Contribution ==

I have just started studying for the test.

== Hannah's Contribution ==

I better start studying for the test too :S

==Sahar's Contribution==

I found out about Mozilla Firefox too, It is a great browser, I do not need anti virus any more, Its free and easy to Install,
I greatly recommend it to everyone if you want to protect your computer from spywares and etc... I hope this helps!

==Bryce's Contribution==
The print-screen key on the mac boards is f14. You are now manually breathing.

== Michael's Contribution ==

Personally the labs aren't much fun and need to be made a lot better to make students interested.
The labs are very useful.
==muah==
yea your right

==JaeSung's contribution==

This wiki thing is so hard to use.
But I'm still trying because lab sessions worth 10%

==Jun-Nyun's contribution==
I wish labs to be more fun!

==Harrison's Contribution==
I had no idea how to use Wikis before this! This is awesome.. They are hard to use, but its not too bad.
I'm trying as hard as I can to get 100% in this Lab!

==Matt K's Contribution==

These labs are pretty fun!

Do we now admit to vandalizing Wikipedia in our younger days? Oops.

==Bill Gates==
William Henry "Bill" Gates III founded the software company Microsoft with Paul Allen.
He is consistently ranked to be one of the world's wealthiest people.
He also authored or co-authored several books.

Gates was born in Seattle, Washington, to William H. Gates, Sr. and Mary Maxwell Gates, who was of Scottish descent.[8]. His family was upper middle class; his father was a prominent lawyer, his mother served on the board of directors for First Interstate BancSystem and the United Way, and her father, J. W. Maxwell, was a national bank president. Gates has one elder sister, Kristi (Kristianne), and one younger sister, Libby. He was the fourth of his name in his family, but was known as William Gates III or "Trey" because his father had dropped his own "III" suffix.[9] Early on in his life, Gates' parents had a law career in mind for him.[10]

To find more about Bill Gates, you can go here: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Gates Bill Gates]

[[User:Mhan113|Mhan113]]

==Ben E's Contribution==

Computer Science can be found in the '''Science''' Faculty

[User: beva013]

==Alex's Contribution==
I know computer science 111 is very helpful for me to understanding the information system.

==CompSci Stage 1 courses==

Computer Science is currently offering 4 stage one courses. They are as follows:
*COMPSCI 101
*COMPSCI 105
*COMPSCI 111/111G
*ENGGEN 131

[[User:cwu079|cwu079]]

==Lisa's Contribution==
I love doing the labs. I learn so much from them.

== Jason's Contribution ==

The cake is a lie.. but I still love cake!

Yay! I contributed something! =)

==Sam's Contribution==

Hello. I am finishing my compsci111 lab02, it is the last step.

==Leila's Contribution==

Greetings fellow students, I wish you all the best of luck in this course. I have faith that you will all get superb marks and will get a boost in your GPA's by the conclusion of the course, :).

==Jonathon's Contribution==

Hey everyone, hope you are all enjoying this course as much as I am. I would also like the CompSci department to use Google Chrome as their default web browser as it is awesome.
Here is a link to my page: [[User:Jcai042]]

== Mariam's contribution ==

The knowledge developed by academic computer science (CS) is applied to various non-academic situations to arrive at systems that help humans perform tasks that were either out of their reach for being too complex or the tasks that are repetitive in nature.

== Shota's contribution ==

It's always fun learning new things. I'm loving this course.

== Craig's Contribution ==

There is a current known problem with all the computers in the laboratories. It appears that Windows Vista has been installed as a prank to try slow students down. The correct OS that should be running is Apple's OS X 10.5

If your computer is still running Vista after the date 5/8/9 please talk to your lab instructor who will reassign you to another computer while he or she will conduct an exorcism on the computer in question.

Thanks for your time.

== Headline text ==

=egul002 says:=
Why does everyone hate Aucklanders? They should try living here.
My page is [[User:egul002 | here!]]

== Hyun-Ah's contribution ==
Hello everyone, I am finally finishing my lab 02:) So great!!!

==Meaningless bytes of info typed by Arena==
Computer Science is hugely relevant in today's society. Nearly all jobs require some computer proficiency. Thats why Im doing it! And now a quote:

"Part of the inhumanity of the computer is that, once it is competently programmed and working smoothly, it is completely honest. "
Isaac Asimov

==Richard's contribution==
I have really enjoyed this lab :) I didn't how to make a wiki entry, but now I do, thanks to this awesome course, COMPSCI 111. If you'd like to check out my page, please [[User:Rbad009 | click here]]

==Kim's contribution==
Hi about to finish my lab yay. I think this course will be useful.

==Angela's Contribution==
I find the labs a big help. They really contribute to my learning.

==Durban's Contribution==
<s>My contribution is the best because it has a line through it.</s>

==The contribution of Lewis Tapene==
This lab has been very good and has taught me alot of new things.

As well as that i am finally coming to the end of my lab.

== Electronic Music ==

Hi guys if you like electronic music you should read [http://sonictransfer.com/ this page] as it has many useful tutorials on how to create it. Also, check out my boyfriend's website [http://alphabit.co.nz/site/music here.] There are some original tracks he has written and a mix consisting of ten tracks ranging from trance to DnB.

* [[User:Brob106| My user page]]

==The contribution of Dcha158==
Im pretty sure i messed something up.
Apologies in advance.

Click [http://www.auckland.ac.nz/ here] to go back to the uni site

==[[User:ofog001|Olivia's contribution]]==
===The cake is a lie===
But if you still believe the cake is '''not''' a lie, you will find the recipe in this [http://half-life.wikia.com/wiki/GLaDOS article.]

Take special care with the volatile malted milk impoundments and the cross borehole electro-magnetic imaging rhubarb.

In case you did not know this is an amusing reference to the popular steam game, portal - Tyler

==Ethan's ''this can hardly be called a contribution''==
All we're doing is making this wiki page a total mess, someone should really tidy this thing up.
That being said, I will not be that person. Due to my apparent mediocrity.
For more information of how mediocre I am, see user page [[User:Elin028|Ethan]].
[[user:spar340|SoYoung]]
Welcome to compsci 111 stage one Wiki. My name is SoYoung. I hope you guys are enjoying this course so far. I hope we can be rewarded with out grades.

Hello, my name is Michael, come check out my link. I'm a nice guy, single, looking for that special someone. RESPONCE to Michael: Male or female?

[[user:mcho106|michael]]

*[[user:yma060|marco]]
=='''Insightful Comments and Feedbacks'''==
*[[User:okwo008|OI]]
Hello, enjoy the labs~!It helps your mark!

*[[User:nnik019]]
==Joo Eun's Contributions==
COMPSCI111 is very interesting, which i think it will help me a lot later in my future.
Mostly, I like the way we experiment with basics of computer managements, world wide web and others that we will use in our daily life.
This will allow me to expand my knowledge about computers.

*[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Jkim386]
==Tanya's Contribution==
Today I got to create a Blog. I've never done anything like this before so it was all new to me, I don't want to sound stupid but I kind of found it hard. But after I realized what I needed to do it was sort of cool. I agree with Grace this course is defintiely giving us some skills that we can one day put to good use.

Doing labs for this course definitely gives me a better understanding of what we are learning in class. It is also a bit different to other courses where you only have theory and no practical

==Scott Manson's Contributions==
I have also found COMPSCI 111 very interesting thus far. I am looking forward to later on in the course where we start to learn about programming. I have taken a serious interest in computers and how they operate and this course has proven to be a good way of refreshing my knowledge on how everything works.
For a link to my personal wiki user page, click [https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Sman183 here]
==Jake's contribution==

I am sure Compsci111 will prove to be a very '''useful''' paper re the fact that it covers a wide variety of everyday skills and applications
which can be put to use '''in everyday''' life and in the workplace and study arena.

*[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:agal041]

CompSci111G is '''awesome''' and very useful to develop my skills about Cyberspace.
'''CompSci111G is designed for students who want a general introduction to computing. Experience with a wide range of practical applications will provide transferable skills that will be equally useful in academic and industry environments. No prior experience with computers is required, and help is always readily available from the teaching staff. '''

I'm really very sorry for editing ur page with out ur permission plz forgive me

Well, actually we are learning very exiting stuff in compsci111. We can do soo many things, which we hardly know. As we exploit, it keeps exploding.

==Tanys's contribution==
I have to agree with jake's idea that Compsci is developing skills that can be used in cyberspace, these skills assist in time management and will add to the quality of work completed using Cyberspace. The course is a great way of brushing up on forgotten techniques.

==Simon's contribution==

Hi everyone, this is my contribution to the wiki. Compsci 111 is fun.

[[User ssqu004]]

==Yeolisha's contribution==
''I agree COMPSCI111 is fun, today we got to make our own blog's which is pretty cool!''
'''Come to my page its very interesting.'''

[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/User:Lzha242 Ling]

Anon wrote : Dayral you rule i have the flu can you heal me man ???
== Daryls contribution to the wiki ==

Yes!! Last question. I can go home now!!
I've never used anything like Wikipedia before took me a while to fine that damn edit button (is damn a swear word? I hope it's not, because I've just used it twice)
*[[User:rsam043|Rothborey]]
==Eunmi's Contribution==
Hi, I think this is awesome :)
*[[User:ejoo002|Eunmi]]

I think Wiki is a really good place to gain more knowledges about windows functions and to know more other COMPSCI 111 students.

COMPSCI 111 actually gives us changes to do something practical instead of memorize all those theories that we might forget after exams.

Hope everyone enjoy it and GOOD LUCK for the test :(

*[[User:Mwu045|Michy]]
==Yi's contribution==
Hi everyone, I hope everyone enjoying compsci111 as much as i have! i am finding this course very useful.

== Song Min's Contribution ==
I think this subject is very useful as I become more knowledgeable on the basic skills on the computer.
This allows me to move on to a more advanced stage, so I can have skills such as editing an article on a blog and creating my own blog.
==Richard's Contribution==
Hi everyone, I hope everyone is enjoying CompSci111. I'm finding it fun as I am learning new skills in this course.

yuzo
The supervisors on Wed 10-1pm are fantastic! Tanya

===Attention Staff===

Staff - ''noun'' - An alien being who has subjected them self to the contrastingly exciting and painful experience of studying materials at a tertiary level. Many resort to alcohol (e.g. most engineering students) to make their time more exciting, while a selected few actually focus throughout their study time.

Lecturer - ''Stress contributor'' - Also, a human being who subjects their students to the contrastingly exciting and also, painful experience of studying materials at a tertiary level. Many resort to off-topic discussions (e.g most Physics lecturers) to make their time teaching pass more quickly, while few lecturers actually talk about all the boring things (except in COMPSCI, where all things are cool) throughout their teaching time, eventually resorting students to alcohol during their study time. (who just deleted my name =.=||) --Edweenie

==Aben071 Contribution==

I find this paper very interesting.

'''Main Page''' : [[https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php/Main_Page]]

='''Lavenda's Contribution'''=

: I am really '''learning a lot''' in Computer Science 111, especially through these lab assignments. The other departments should consider doing it this way because it is a very effective way to learn and get assignments done properly. Well, in my opinion that is the case.

== Compsci 111 ==

compsci 111 is a such a useful course.
There are so many useful informations to learn about computers.

==Csia011 Contribution==

COMPSCI111/111G has been an awesome course so far. I got to know and learn some new stuff and it is pretty interesting. Labs are very easy going so far and i like the idea where we are able to finish it during our own time. I find it really ideal as some of us might have clashes or like myself, who have a 9am start and straight on, without any breaks in between, till 5pm!! Anyway, i really enjoy this course. Hope everyone enjoys it too and good luck for the upcoming mid-semester break.

Cheers

XBOX

2009-08-10T22:28:05Z

Hlit009:

==== What regular Xbox games are compatible with the Xbox 360? ====
for a list of games click [[regular xbox games compatible with 360|here]].

==== '''Upcoming Games''' ====
for a list of upcoming games click [[Xbox Upcoming Games|here]]

Xbox Upcoming Games

2009-08-10T22:26:01Z

Hlit009:

*Madden NFL 10

*Mass Effect 2

*The Beatles: Rock Band

*Halo 3: ODST

*Lost Planet 2

*Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

*DJ Hero

*Forza 3

*Splinter Cell Conviction

*LEGO Rock Band

*Alpha Protocol

Regular xbox games compatible with 360

2009-08-10T22:23:14Z

Hlit009:

* 2006 FIFA World Cup™ New
* 25 to Life™2 New
* 4x4 EVO 2
* AirForce Delta Storm
* Aggressive Inline™
* Alias™
* Aliens versus Predator™ Extinction
* All-Star Baseball™ 2003
* All-Star Baseball™ 2005
* America's Army®: Rise of a Soldier™
* AMF Bowling 20042 New
* Amped®: Freestyle Snowboarding
* Amped 2
* APEX™ New
* Aquaman: Battle of Atlantis
* Arena Football™ New
* Armed and Dangerous™ New
* Army Men®: Sarge's War™
* Atari® Anthology™
* ATV: Quad Power Racing 2™
* Auto Modellista
* Avatar: The Last Airbender
* Bad Boys 2
* Baldur's Gate™: Dark Alliance™2 New
* Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II
* Barbie™ Horse Adventures™ Wild Horse Rescue™
* The Bard's Tale™ New
* Bass Pro Shops Trophy Hunter 2007
* Batman Begins™
* Batman™: Rise of Sin Tzu™ New
* Battle Engine Aquila
* Battlestar Galactica™
* Big Mutha Truckers
* Bionicle® New
* BLACK™
* Blade II New
* Blinx™: The Time Sweeper™ New
* Blinx® 2 : Masters of Time & Space
* Blitz: The League2 New
* Blood Omen 2 New
* BloodRayne™ 2
* BlowOut New
* BMX XXX™
* Breakdown™
* Brute Force™
* Buffy the Vampire Slayer
* Buffy the Vampire Slayer™: Chaos Bleeds
* Burnout
* Burnout™ 2 New
* Burnout® 3: Takedown™
* Cabela's® Big Game Hunter™ 2005 Adventures
* Cabela’s Dangerous Hunts™
* Cabela's® Dangerous Hunts™ 2 New
* Cabela’s Outdoor Adventures™ 06
* Cabela's Deer Hunt™ 2005 Season
* Cabela's Deer Hunt™ 2004 Season
* Call of Cthulhu®: Dark Corners of the Earth™
* Call of Duty™: Finest Hour™
* Call of Duty® 2: Big Red One
* Call of Duty 3
* Cars
* Casino
* Catwoman™
* Championship Manager 20062 New
* Chicago Enforcer
* The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe New
* Circus Maximus
* Close Combat: First to Fight
* Colin McRae Rally 4
* Colin McRae Rally 2005™ New
* Combat Elite: WWII Paratroopers™
* Commandos 2: Men of Courage™
* Conflict: Desert Storm
* Conker: Live and Reloaded
* Constantine™
* Counter-Strike™
* Crash Bandicoot 4
* Crash Bandicoot 5: Wrath of Cortex
* Crash Nitro Kart™ 2
* Crash Twinsanity™
* Crime Life Gang Wars New
* Crimson Skies®: High Road to Revenge™
* Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon™
* Dai Senryaku VII: Modern Military Tactics™
* Dark Angel
* Darkwatch™
* Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2™ New
* The Da Vinci Code™
* Dead or Alive® 3
* Dead or Alive Ultimate
* Dead to Rights®
* Demon Stone™ New
* Deathrow
* Destroy All Humans!
* Digimon® Rumble Arena® 2
* Dinotopia2
* DOOM 3®
* DOOM 3®: Resurrection of Evil™
* Drake™
* Dreamfall: The Longest Journey
* Drive to Survive
* Dungeons & Dragons®: Heroes™ New
* Dynasty Warriors 4
* EA SPORTS™ Fight Night Round 3 New
* Egg Mania™: Eggstreme Madness
* The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind®
* ESPN College Hoops
* ESPN College Hoops 2K52 New
* ESPN Major League Baseball
* ESPN MLS ExtraTime 2002
* ESPN NFL 2K5 New
* ESPN NHL 2K5
* Euro 2004
* Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick
* Evil Dead: Regeneration
* Ex-Chaser
* F1 2001
* Family Guy
* Fable®
* Fable®: The Lost Chapters™
* Fairly Odd Parents: Breakin' da Rules
* Fantastic Four New
* Far Cry: Instincts
* Fatal Frame™
* Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly DIRECTOR'S CUT
* FIFA Soccer 06 New
* FIFA Soccer 07
* FIFA Soccer 2003
* FIFA Soccer 2004
* FIFA STREET
* FIFA Street 2
* Fight Night 2004
* Final Fight Streetwise™ New
* FlatOut™
* Ford Mustang
* Ford vs. Chevy
* Forza Motorsport™
* Freaky Flyers
* Freedom Fighters™2 New
* Freestyle Street Soccer™ New
* Frogger Beyond™
* Full Spectrum Warrior™
* Full Spectrum Warrior™: Ten Hammers
* Futurama™
* Future Tactics: The Uprising New
* Fuzion Frenzy®
* Gauntlet®: Seven Sorrows™
* Genma Onimusha
* Goblin Commander™: Unleash the Horde
* Godzilla®: Destroy All Monsters Melee New
* Godzilla: Save The Earth New
* GoldenEye: Rogue Agent™ New
* Grabbed by the Ghoulies™
* Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy
* Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
* Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas™
* Gravity Games Bike: Street. Vert. Dirt.
* The Great Escape
* Greg Hastings Tournament Paintball Max'd New
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DotA

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=About DotA=
Defense of the Ancients (DotA) is a custom scenario for the real-time strategy video game Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and its expansion, Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne, based on the "Aeon of Strife" map for StarCraft. The objective of the scenario is for each team to destroy the opponents' Ancients, heavily guarded structures at opposing corners of the map. Players use powerful units known as heroes, and are assisted by allied heroes and AI-controlled fighters called "creeps". As in role-playing games, players level up their hero and use gold to buy equipment during the mission.[1]

The scenario was developed with the "World Editor" of Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos, and was updated upon the release of the expansion, The Frozen Throne. There have been many variations of the original concept; the most popular is DotA Allstars, which has been maintained by several authors during development. The current developer is known by his pseudonym as "IceFrog".

Since its release, Allstars has become a feature at several worldwide tournaments, including Blizzard Entertainment's BlizzCon and the Asian World Cyber Games, as well as the Cyberathlete Amateur and CyberEvolution leagues; Gamasutra declared that DotA was perhaps the most popular "free, non-supported game mod in the world".