Oct 1, 2011
The article explains that users of the internet continue to grow throughout the world. Networks and the internet have expanded so much in the lives of people that the unique addresses used on devices connected to networks and the internet are running out. The current IP (Internet Protocol) [...]
By Jonathan Fagoaga Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Computer Network Architectures, Computer Networks, Internet protocol
Oct 1, 2011
Website domain names are just like a company’s brand. Just like in reality, websites get more traffic through brand familiarity. Sometimes to create a memorable domain name, you need to create your own words or phrases. There are a few rules to remember while making a brandable domain name. Pronunciation, Length, Meaning, Appeal, and Descriptors [...]
By Calvin Macaraeg Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Branding, Domain Names
Oct 1, 2011
A website represents who you are or what your company is all about. It is used as a way to attract new customers and to give information when they can’t visit your store. Having a website allows a business to run an online store, where customers that can’t normally be reached can be purchased from. [...]
By Calvin Macaraeg Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: CIS, Design, Website
Oct 1, 2011
“Internet Capacity, Network Traffic And Net Neutrality” Some of the challenges facing the Internet, users and providers, are the ability to improve and expand the current infrastructure. Studies have shown that the Internet is reaching a critical point where demand is out pacing supply; consequently, the service providers need to work harder and quicker to [...]
By Marco Medina Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: ATT, Capacity, Google, Internet, Network, Neutrality, Traffic, Verizon
Oct 1, 2011
Summary: After the natural disaster known as “Hurricane Katrina” an effort was made to relieve the victims. This effort did not come in the form of monetary relief, food, supplies or shelter, however these were relief efforts as well. This specific effort came in the form of databases, but what use do hurricane survivors have [...]
By Caezar Meza Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305), Uncategorized
Oct 1, 2011
This article talks about MapReduce (MR) platform with parallel data access. MapReduce is introduced by Google in 2004 for supporting multiple accesses of data. It has been written in many languages such as C++, C#, Java, and even PHP. Famous Social Network Face Book built its massive data warehouse by using the MapReduce technology. [...]
By Tuyen Huynh Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305) Tags: Data Warehouse, Database, DBMS, Facebook, RM, Social networks, Twitter