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We also don’t use a positional number system where the base is 60 rather than the base of 10. One thing that the Babylonians used that is still in use today is the Pythagorean triples. The study of math he study of math is important because with out math we wouldn’t have all the things we have today, such as computers, cars, planes, space exploring technology, etc. With out math all that stuff, which we take for granted would not be around. We would still be in the dark ages if people with a great understanding for math hadn’t been there to invent new things and pull us out of the dark ages and into the techno age.

Speech Understanding Software In the past computers were completely impractical and never thought to be used for personal reasons. Today computers are a common household item easily accessible to anyone. In the future the computer will be even more focused around the user creating less work for the user. This future will be made possible through Human Centric computing. Human centric computing will make computers easy to work with.

When can never truly begin to imagine not actually being able to use basic tools developed over time that help us to write because we have not really ever been faced with those circumstances. “The computer is simply the latest step in a long line of writing technologies.” (Baron 37) Even after the readings we read in class I did not understand how hard people worked to invent various ways to perfect tools in writing, or how various ways of actual writing like penmanship were perfected through military-like behavior. Such as, the example from the reading implying the tactics used by Platt Rogers Spencer known as the Spencerian method on how to perfect your own penmanship. Also, the examples displayed of different techniques the students used showed how important writing became. “Like coaches of synchronized swimming teams, teachers using Spencer’s system counted out loud or barked commands (‘up,’ ‘down,’ ‘left curve,’ ‘quick’) as pupils performed their handwriting exercises.” (Baron 59) Then again, Plato on the other hand detested even the use of writing thoughts and analogies.

Luckily, there are still records from the Egyptians that have been decoded so that we may learn how they invented their version of math. The Reason for Math The Egyptians used math very heavily in their daily life. Since the Egyptians at that time had no money, participating in trade and market required knowledge of fractions. Since the Egyptians need the most precise calculations, they only used unit fractions, aside from the fraction 2/3. Because they didn’t round off their numbers, the closest possible answer was produced.

Before this no true written calculations could be made, making this one of the most essential inventions to help computers. In 830 AD the first mathematics textbook was invented by a man named Mohammed Ibn Musa Abu Djefar. The subject of this textbook he wrote was “Al Gebr We'l Mukabala” which in today’s society is known as “Algebra” (History of Computers). So what does all of this have to do with computers? Well without numbers computers wouldn’t exist or have any reason to exist.

Before this, I have so little information about what is computer hardware. When my friends ask me question about computer hardware, I will usually answered them it’s something that you can see with your own sight but it’s actually not just about our visual. It’s also involving something that can be touch. Computer hardware is so important because without it, the computer itself won’t work properly. I actually have one experience where I have no idea how to refill the ink for the ink jet printer.

These texts, none of which was included in the Hebrew canon of the Bible, are Tobit, ... ... middle of paper ... ...ristianity and an important time in Jewish history. The scrolls have been giving an insight into the lives and customs of the people who lived in a time of Roman invasion and Jewish history. Although the text do not hold all the answers, they do give people a tool to use when studying biblical history. Very few scholars had access to the scrolls before copies of the scrolls were published in the 1990's; now we all have a chance to read an come to our own conclusions about the text. Whether the scrolls uphold Jewish or Christian beliefs is not the only interesting part of the scrolls.

This computer was designed to be easy to use as well as portable and easy to take it anywhere you need to go. People who buy the computer could take the computer out and use it immediately whenever and wherever they wanted to. It also could be easily carried and easily accessible. Many people do not know this but the “i” in iMac, stands for internet. This meant that you could access the internet on this computer without using a desktop, and it being only for your personal use.

Everything these days are on the phone or computer. If you have bills to pay you could call and pay them or you can do it on their website. Nobody uses cursive writing everybody uses print writing. Technology Is something everybody has since everything was updated in the past five years nobody uses cursive anymore they will just think its stupid or not worth their time because writing cursive takes longer than print and they might think its not worth it. Cursive handwriting is something you don’t need, I know people say it's important to use but so is print writing, people can write there name

This is extremely important because it is the first time that English has ever been written down, usually it is just a spoken language with no written form. This is why it was so important to the English language that he wrote it specifically in English. Giving the language a written form, sort of. It was a mixture of German of the east and native language from the Anglo Saxons. It is difficult to read, because this is the first time English has been written down, so there wasn’t any set way to spell words, and they were spelled how they sounded phonetically.”Whan that Aprill with his shoures soote The droghte of March Hath Perced to the roote, And bathed every veyne in swich liquor” (Page 97 Lines 1-3).