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Hardware
Computer equipment
What is an example of hardware?
Keyboard
Software
Software
What is an example of software?
Application system programs
Data
Raw facts suitable for processing
What are some examples of data?
Date of birth or marital status
Data can be a _____ ______ or can have multiple ____
Fixed variable; options
Information
Data that has been processed
Data goes ____, information comes ____
In; out
OS stand for what?
Operating System
Operating System
A large complex series of programs that allows a computer to supervise its own operation
What are some examples of OS’s?
Windows10, macOS, Linux, UNIX, Android, iOS, and ChromeOS
Desktop
Initial screen in a Windows environment
Icon
Pictures usually on the desktop that shows a task to be performed
(BONUS) i.e. means what?
Id est; in other words
(BONUS) e.g. means what?
Exempli gratia; for example
(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
Acronym
A word made up from parts of other words
biT
(Binary digit) {0,1}; smallest unit for storing data on a computer
A biT is the difference between what?
Charged and not charged
Byte
8 consecutive biTs or 1 character
What is an uppercase A read as on a computer according to ASCII?
65
What is an uppercase B read as on a computer according to ASCII?
66
What is a lowercase a read as on a computer according to ASCII?
97
What is a * (Space) read as on a computer according to ASCII?
32
What is a 0 read as on a computer according to ASCII?
48
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
Algorithm
A number of steps used to solve a problem
Ergonomics
Study of work
What does ergo- mean?
(Greek) Work
(K) Kilo
210 (1024)
(M) Mega
220 (1 million)
(G) Giga
230 (1 billion)
(T) Tera
240 (1 trillion)
Millisecond
10-3 sec
Microsecond
10-6 sec
Nanosecond
10-9 sec
Picosecond
10-12 sec
Bandwidth
Maximum rate of data transfer
Barcodes
Verticals marks of bars on packages used to denote items (not price)
How many types of barcodes are there?
4
What is the first type of barcodes?
UPC (Universal Product Code) 12 digit code
What is the second type of barcodes?
ISBN (International Standard Book Number) 10 or 13 digit book code
What is the third type of barcodes?
QR Code (Quick Response Code) 2 dimensional
What is the fourth type of barcodes?
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) Uses radio waves
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
POS Terminal
Combination cash register and computer terminal (Barcode + POSS)
What information does POS terminals keep?
Keeps inventory, types of payment, type of item, and its price
What is the most common type of barcode?
UPC
What is an example of a RFID?
E-ZPass
What are the advantages of point-of-sale systems?
Keeps a history of members, inventory, and prices
Motherboard
Main circuit on a computer
What are the two types of chips?
Processor and memory
What is the most important piece of hardware?
Processor chips
What is the most important piece of software?
Operating Systems
Processing chips are also known are what?
CPU
What does CPU stand for?
Central Processing Unit
What does the CPU do?
Controls everything that goes on in the computer
How many parts are there in processing chips?
3
What are the 3 parts of processing chips?
Control unit, arithmetic/logic unit, and L1cache
What does the control unit within the CPU?
Manages everything with the computer
What does the arithmetic/logic within the CPU?
All mathematical (addition/subtraction/multiplication/division) and logical decision
What does the L1 cache within the CPU?
Holds bits of data that can be quickly and ready to access at fast speed
What are memory chips?
Where software resides
What does RAM stand for?
Random Access Memory
RAM
Constant changing memory
RAM sits as close as possible to the _____
CPU
What does ROM stand for?
Read Only Memory
ROM
Has a program already stored on it permanently
Bus
Electronic pathway that connects things on the motherboard for communication
What is the Bus also called?
Data highway
What is a form of hardware protocol?
A blue wire plugged into a computer allows a student to connect to the network
Protocol
Rules for data communication; hardware and software that you need to have
What does URL stand for?
Uniform Resource Locator
URL
Written name of a website
http://gannon.edu
Domain name
http://gannon.edu
Protocol
What does ISP stand for?
Internet Service Provider
ISP
Company that you pay to give you access to the internet
Browser
Piece of software that allows you to access websites
What are some examples of browsers?
Google Chrome, Safari, and Firefox
What is the difference between http and https?
http is an unsecured default protocol and https is a secured default protocol
What is an example of a https website?
Amazon
IP Address
True or numeric address of the website; 4 3-digit code
What does the IP in IP Address mean?
Internet protocol
What is an example of an IP Address?
127.111.006.125
How do you convert a URL to an IP?
DNS
What does DNS stand for?
Domain Name System
DNS
Combination of hardware and software that converts URLs to corresponding IP Address