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Digital Society
A community influenced by digital technologies like the internet, mobile devices, and social media.
Connectivity
High level of connectivity among members facilitated by internet access and mobile devices.
Digital Communication
Reliance on digital forms of communication such as social media and messaging apps.
Data-Driven Decision Making
Use of data in business and government for informed decision-making.
Digital Economy
Economic activities influenced by digital technologies, including e-commerce and digital payments.
Social Interaction
Transformation of social interactions through virtual communities and remote work.
Privacy and Security
Concerns regarding data privacy and cybersecurity in a digital society.
Digital Divide
Gap between those with access to digital technologies and those without, affecting equity.
Ethical Use of Data
Considerations of consent and transparency in data collection and usage.
Digital Literacy
Ability to use digital technologies effectively, including technical skills and critical thinking.
Smart Cities
Urban areas utilizing digital technologies for enhanced performance and well-being.
Data Types
Classification of data into qualitative (descriptive) and quantitative (numerical).
Data Collection Methods
Techniques for gathering data, including surveys, observations, and experiments.
Data Storage
Methods for securely storing data, such as databases and cloud storage.
Data Analysis
Techniques for extracting insights from data, including inferential statistics and data visualization.
Ethical Considerations
Importance of privacy, consent, and transparency in data handling.
Algorithm
A step-by-step procedure for calculations or problem-solving, especially by computers.
Pseudocode
A high-level description of an algorithm intended for human reading.
Big-O Notation
Mathematical notation describing the efficiency of algorithms in terms of time and space.
Basic Algorithm Constructs
Fundamental constructs like sequence, selection, iteration, and recursion used in algorithms.
Linear Data Structures
Collections of elements arranged sequentially, such as arrays and linked lists.
Non-linear Data Structures
Data structures like trees and graphs that represent complex relationships.
Searching Algorithms
Techniques for retrieving information from data structures, including linear and binary search.
Sorting Algorithms
Methods for arranging data in a specific order, such as bubble sort and quick sort.
Computer Overview
Definition and basic functions of computers, including data processing and storage.
Hardware Components
Key components of computers, including CPU, RAM, and storage devices.
Operating Systems
Software that manages hardware resources and provides services to application software.
Binary System
The fundamental system of data representation in computers using 0s and 1s.
Network Types
Classification of networks based on size and connectivity, including LANs and WANs.
Internet Protocols
Protocols governing data transmission across networks, including TCP/IP.
Cybersecurity
Measures to protect computer systems and networks from threats and unauthorized access.
Programming Languages
Languages used to write code for computer programs, including high-level and low-level languages.
AI Definition
A branch of computer science focused on creating systems that perform tasks requiring human intelligence.
Machine Learning
A subset of AI where algorithms learn from data to make predictions or decisions.
Reinforcement Learning
A type of machine learning where an agent learns to make decisions through trial and error.
Neural Networks
Computational models inspired by the human brain, used for complex tasks like image recognition.
Global Well-being
The overall health, happiness, and prosperity of individuals and communities worldwide.
Digital Divide
The gap between those with access to digital technologies and those without, affecting global well-being.
Governance in Digital Society
Frameworks and policies guiding the use and management of digital technologies.
Human Rights in Digital Society
Protection of fundamental rights and freedoms in the context of digital technologies.
Sustainable Development
Meeting present needs without compromising future generations, with implications in the digital age.
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