COE 201 Homework Assignment 3, Fall 2017
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L E B A N E S E A M E R I C A N U N I V E R S I T Y
Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept
COE 201
Computer Proficiency
Fall 2017
Assignment 3
Requirements:
You are required to collaborate with a partner to prepare a short presentation about
one of the following topics in the computer and technology field:
Intel multicore processors.
NVidia graphics cards.
Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system.
Linux’s Distros operating system.
Android smartphone operating system
iOS operating system for apple devices
Samsung S generation.
Any related topic, provided that you need to inform me about it by email.
The presentation should include an introduction, a brief history of this technology,
and some of its important features summarized in a clear way. The presentation
should also include a comparison with that technology’s competitor.
You will be graded based on the following:
Length of the presentation: It should be at least 20 slides and should not take
more than 10 minutes.
The use of pictures, tables, and graphs.
The use of animations (Do not overdo it!)
The use of slide transitions.
Value and coherency of presentation content.
Collaboration and contribution in presenting the slides.
Due Date:
Each pair should send me an email specifying the names of the two partners as well
as the chosen topic by Friday, October 20th. I will reply to the email either approving
the topic or asking you to change it. The presentation should be presented in class on
Wednesday, October 25th.