CIS 150: Test 1

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
GameKnowt Play
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
Card Sorting

1/47

flashcard set

Earn XP

Description and Tags

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

48 Terms

1
New cards

Hardware

Computer equipment

2
New cards

What is an example of hardware?

Keyboard

3
New cards

Software

Software

4
New cards

What is an example of software?

Application system programs

5
New cards

Data

Raw facts suitable for processing

6
New cards

What are some examples of data?

Date of birth or marital status

7
New cards

Data can be a _____ ______ or can have multiple ____

Fixed variable; options

8
New cards

Information

Data that has been processed

9
New cards

Data goes ____, information comes ____

In; out

10
New cards

OS stand for what?

Operating System

11
New cards

Operating System

A large complex series of programs that allows a computer to supervise its own operation

12
New cards

What are some examples of OS’s?

Windows10, macOS, Linux, UNIX, Android, iOS, and ChromeOS

13
New cards

Desktop

Initial screen in a Windows environment

14
New cards

Icon

Pictures usually on the desktop that shows a task to be performed

15
New cards

(BONUS) i.e. means what?

Id est; in other words

16
New cards

(BONUS) e.g. means what?

Exempli gratia; for example

17
New cards

(BONUS) Between you and me is correct why?

“Me” is an object of the pronoun, in this case me is the object of the preposition between

18
New cards

Acronym

A word made up from parts of other words

19
New cards

biT

(Binary digit) {0,1}; smallest unit for storing data on a computer

20
New cards

A biT is the difference between what?

Charged and not charged

21
New cards

Byte

8 consecutive biTs or 1 character

22
New cards

What is an uppercase A read as on a computer according to ASCII?

65

23
New cards

What is an uppercase B read as on a computer according to ASCII?

66

24
New cards

What is a lowercase a read as on a computer according to ASCII?

97

25
New cards

What is a * (Space) read as on a computer according to ASCII?

32

26
New cards

What is a 0 read as on a computer according to ASCII?

48

27
New cards

ASCII

(American Standard Code for Information Interchange) the 8 biT code used to store numbers, letters, and special characters on a computer; morris code for computers

28
New cards

Algorithm

A number of steps used to solve a problem

29
New cards

Ergonomics

Study of work

30
New cards

What does ergo- mean?

(Greek) Work

31
New cards

(K) Kilo

210 (1024)

32
New cards

(M) Mega

220 (1 million)

33
New cards

(G) Giga

230 (1 billion)

34
New cards

(T) Tera

240 (1 trillion)

35
New cards

Millisecond

10-3 sec

36
New cards

Microsecond

10-6 sec

37
New cards

Nanosecond

10-9 sec

38
New cards

Picosecond

10-12 sec

39
New cards

Bandwidth

Maximum rate of data transfer

40
New cards

Barcodes

Verticals marks of bars on packages used to denote items (not price)

41
New cards

How many types of barcodes are there?

4

42
New cards

What is the first type of barcodes?

UPC (Universal Product Code) 12 digit code

43
New cards

What is the second type of barcodes?

ISBN (International Standard Book Number) 10 or 13 digit book code

44
New cards

What is the third type of barcodes?

QR Code (Quick Response Code) 2 dimensional

45
New cards

What is the fourth type of barcodes?

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) Uses radio waves

46
New cards

What is the difference between RFID and the other three types of barcodes?

RFID does not have to be scanned to be seen whereas the rest need to be scanned to be read

47
New cards

POS Terminal

Combination cash register and computer terminal (Barcode + POSS)

48
New cards

What information does POS terminals keep?

Keeps inventory, types of payment, type of item, and its price