1
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What is Moore’s law?
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States that the chip performance per dollar doubles every eighteen months
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What is a microprocessor?
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The part of a computer which executes the instructions of a computer program
3
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What is volatile memory?
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Memory where all information is lost when power goes off
4
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What is non-volatile memory?
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More permanente storage medium such as hard disk
5
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What are advantages of solid state electronics?
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Do not consist of moving parts, less likely to fail and uses less energy
6
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What are three forces that can slow down Moore’s law?
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Size
Power
Heat
7
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What are two ways companies can benefit from Moores law?
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Supercomputing
Grid computing
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Decks in class (11)
# Cards
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Lecture 1: Introduction2
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Lecture 2: Coding Essentials Using R0
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Lecture 3: Technological Foundations and Modern IT Infra10
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Lecture 4: Digitization and Competitive Advantage16
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Lecture 5: Business Process Modeling9
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Summary B: Concepts and Frameworks for Strategy and Technology7
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Summary C&D: Zara and Netflix Case13
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Summary E: Moore's Law7
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Summary F: Bitcoin4
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Summary Etc6
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Learning Outcomes26
