Homework One Joshua Nester, Garrison Vaughan, Anthony Taliercio.

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Homework One Joshua Nester, Garrison Vaughan, Anthony Taliercio

Overview  Computers are now an integral part of college. Students need access to computers for virtually every task performed while working toward their college degree. Since access to a personal computer is essential for successful completion of a degree program, a requirement for all incoming undergraduates to have access to a computer in their place of residence is needed.  Following are the recommendations for the given majors, the reasoning behind those specifications, along with an off-the- shelf recommendation of a laptop and desktop that would meet the specifications.

New Freshmen without a Major  Recommended Specs:  Intel "Ivy Bridge" Core i5 or i7 Processor or equivalent  8GB RAM  500GB HD  DVD drive  NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M or better / AMD equivalent  Example Laptop:  SONY VAIO S Series SVS13125CXB  Intel Core i5 3210M(2.50GHz)  8GB RAM  750GB HD  DVD+/-RW  NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M LE 1GB  $899.99

New Freshmen without a Major  Example Desktop:  DELL XPS XPS 8500 (X BK)  Intel Core i5 3350P(3.10GHz)  8GB RAM  1TB HDD  DVD+/-RW  AMD Radeon HD GB  $  Incoming freshmen without a major selected require a flexible laptop that will allow them to move into a major of their choosing with relative ease. The “mid-range” processor, graphics, and 8GB of ram are needed to allow for transition into a technical or design major and run some of the more demanding programs that these majors require. The 500GB HDD is recommended to provide comfortable use over the next four years of a student's stay.

IT Major  Recommended Specs:  Intel "Ivy Bridge" Core i5 or i7 Processor or equivalent  8GB RAM  500GB HD  DVD drive  NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M or better / AMD equivalent  Example Laptop:  SONY VAIO S Series SVS13125CXB  Intel Core i5 3210M(2.50GHz)  8GB RAM  750GB HD  DVD+/-RW  NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M LE 1GB  $899.99

IT Major  Example Desktop:  DELL XPS XPS 8500 (X BK)  Intel Core i5 3350P(3.10GHz)  8GB RAM  1TB HDD  DVD+/-RW  AMD Radeon HD GB  $  The computer recommendations for IT majors mirror those for undecided freshman, but for different reasons. The “mid-range” processor, graphics, and 8GB of ram are needed for some of the more advanced assignments that a student will encounter from the middle to end of their college carrer, especially if those assignments involve some graphics creation/manipulation or heavy computation. The 500GB HDD is again recommended to provide comfortable use over the next four years of a student's stay.

Interior Design Major  Recommended Specs:  15” screen or greater  Intel i7/xenon Processor or equivalent  12GB RAM  1TB HD  DVD drive  High end consumer graphics/Nvidia Quadro 600 – equivalent or greater  Windows 7 64-bit  The Interior Design major is very demanding on computers. Demanding enough that a customized computer is recommended. While there are workstation computers that will satisfy the requirements shown, they will likely be extremely expensive or not include some of the suggestions. The expected cost of a workstation with the recommended specifications is $2000 or greater. There are several locations that can provide customized workstations. Hewlett Packard is one company that provides customized laptop and desktop workstations.

Interior Design Major  A 15” screen or greater is recommended, as anything smaller makes editing objects difficult. The graphic, processor, and ram are needed to run the demanding design software. The larger 1TB HDD is recommended to store the large files generated by design software. One extra addition that should be seriously considered by interior design students is either a drawing pad or a touch-screen with stylus. This tends to make the design process much faster and more natural for many students.

Business Major  Recommended Specs:  Intel "Ivy Bridge" Core i5 or equivalent  6GB RAM  500GB HD  DVD drive  Discrete graphics  Example Laptop:  ASUS F75VD-EB51  Intel Core i5 3210M(2.50GHz)  6GB RAM  750GB HD  DVD+/-RW  NVIDIA GeForce GT 610M LE 1GB  $629.99

Business Major  Example Desktop:  DELL XPS XPS 8500 (X BK)  Intel Core i5 3350P(3.10GHz)  8GB RAM  1TB HDD  DVD+/-RW  AMD Radeon HD GB  $  For business majors computer requirements are eased just a bit. The software used by business majors tends to center around productivity, and such software is usually a bit less demanding than the other majors described. As such the ram recommendation can be dropped to 6GB and the graphics can be any discrete graphics card. Some would argue for less, but a bit of headroom is needed for a computer that will stay useful for four years. The processing horsepower also tends to be less, but an i5 is still recommended to again provide some extra headroom.