Cumulative Review: Digital Safety, Computer Science & Employability
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Vocabulary flashcards covering workplace safety, HTML/CSS fundamentals, JavaScript DOM manipulation, web maintenance, and employability skills from the cumulative review transcript.
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Falls
The number one cause of accidents in the workspace.
Good housekeeping
The responsibility of everyone to maintain a safe and clean environment.
Grounding
Provides a safe path for electricity to the earth to prevent shock.
Fire triangle
The three elements required for a fire: Fuel, heat, and oxygen.
20-20-20 rule
A practice to reduce eyestrain by looking away every 20 minutes at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
Computer Vision Syndrome
The main eye problem, also known as eyestrain, caused by computer use.
Lumbar support
A feature in chairs that supports the lower back curve.
Five-foot base
Provides stability for chairs and prevents tipping.
HTML
Stands for HyperText Markup Language.
Root element
The <html> tag that serves as the top-level element of an HTML document.
Attribute
Extra information about an element located in the opening tag.
Heading levels
There are 6 levels (h1 through h6), with h1 being the largest.
href
Stands for Hypertext Reference; used in anchor tags for links.
CSS Selector
The part of a CSS rule that targets specific HTML tags, such as h1.
Class symbol
Represented by a period (.) in CSS.
ID symbol
Represented by a hashtag (#) in CSS.
ID usage
A unique identifier that can only be used once per page.
div
A block-level non-semantic element used for grouping elements for styling or layout.
span
An inline element used for styling specific portions of text.
iframe
An inline element used to create a window to embed other documents or URLs.
Semantic tag
A tag that describes its own meaning, such as <nav> or <article>.
DRY principle
Stands for Don't Repeat Yourself; aimed at writing cleaner, more efficient code.
DOM
Stands for Document Object Model.
getElementById
The JavaScript method used to access an element by its unique ID.
HTMLCollection
A collection of HTML tags returned by certain JavaScript methods.
appendChild()
A method used to attach a new element to the end of the parent body or tag.
Dynamic content
Content that changes based on logic or user interaction.
Domain name
A human-readable web address often costing between $10 and $20 annually.
Hosting service
Provides server space and connectivity to make a site accessible to the public.
Self-hosting
Using your own PC as a server, which carries risks of security vulnerabilities and downtime.
CMS
Stands for Content Management System, such as WordPress, Wix, or Squarespace.
Active Listening
The practice of seeking to understand a speaker before formulating a response.
Amygdala Hijack
An emotional response that must subside to allow the logical brain to take over.
Soft skills
Interpersonal and work behavior skills, such as dependability and reliability.
Hard skills
Technical and measurable training skills.
Myers-Briggs
A tool used to match personality types to specific job roles.
Dependability
Being trustworthy and punctual in a professional setting.
Reliability
Consistency in the quality of work produced.
CTSO
Stands for Career and Technical Student Organization.