Microsoft Word - WRITING A CRITIQUE.doc

Writing Criticism (Criticism Analysis) Critique is a careful analysis of the argument to decide what is being said, the degree of score, the fundamental assumption, ignored questions, and the meanings derived from these observations . This is a systematic, individualized response and the evaluation of what you read. Open your note and ask yourself: What is the nature of this piece? Who wrote, why, what is his / her qualification? What does this work mean? What is the goal? What is their performance? What is the design and method of this work? Does design help you achieve your goals? What is the lack of special appeal and charm? What is the basic premise of the work? Are they angry? Is it obvious? How does assumption and prejudice affect the validity of the work? Organization

Reading being analyzed - I will present your important themes. Please review the background facts and problems you must understand before this.

Reading can be understood: investigate reading assumptions that must be understood before reading such as meaning, design, charm

According to what you said in # 2 and # 3, did you do that? Review authors' ideas based on your determined detailed position

Each point is associated with your central location. Tell you your conclusion and remind the reader about the idea you already advocated

The reason why you made them. Writing and reading course from Behrens and Rosen, 1982, from Little Brown

Due to the emergence of the Microsoft Windows platform in the 1990s and the flexibility of its applications, infectious code can be written in Microsoft Word and similar program macro languages. These macro viruses infect documents and templates rather than applications (executable files), but being in the form of executable code relies on macros in Word documents. The concept of a self replicating computer program can be traced back to the initial theory of complex automaton operations. John von Neumann, theoretically shows that the program can replicate itself. This is a reasonable result of computability theory. Fred Cohen experimented with a computer virus, confirmed Neumann's hypothesis, and investigated other characteristics of malware such as detectability and self-confusion using basic encryption technology. The doctoral dissertation relates to computer viruses.

Macro virus has become common since the mid-1990s. Most of these viruses are written in scripting languages ​​of Microsoft programs such as Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel, spreading through Microsoft Office through infected documents and spreadsheets. Because Word and Excel are also available on Mac OS, most can also be propagated to Macintosh computers. Most of these viruses do not have the ability to send infected emails, but these viruses use the Microsoft Outlook Component Object Model (COM) interface. In some older versions of Microsoft Word, macros can copy themselves using other blank lines. If two macro viruses are infected at the same time in the document, the two combinations (even self-replicating) may act as both "matching" and may be detected as the sole virus of "parent" .