Year 7 Computing Flashcards

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Flashcards covering key vocabulary and concepts from Year 7 Computing class notes, including E-Safety, Computing Essentials, Email, Networks, Scratch Programming, and Spreadsheets.

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What is E-Safety?

Sensible steps you need to take whilst online in order to avoid any problems.

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What is Cyberbullying?

When a person uses social media to bully another user.

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What is Social Media?

An online platform to share content with friends and family.

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Define Privacy in the context of E-Safety.

The right to keep information private.

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What is an Online Profile?

How other people see you online.

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What is a Chatroom?

A virtual place on the Internet where people can get together and talk in real time.

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What is Hacking?

The act of intruding into a system by unauthorised means, breaching the UK Computer Misuse Act.

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Define Information in computing terms.

Data that has meaning attached to it.

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What is Malicious Damage in computer terms?

Intentionally corrupting or deleting electronic files, data or software program.

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What is Surfing in the context of the internet?

Browsing the Web with no particular goal in mind.

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What is a Username?

Name given to identify yourself in order to gain access to a network or private web site.

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What do Log on/out mean?

The process of accessing a computer and switching off when not using it.

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What is the function of CTRL + ALT + DELETE?

A keyboard shortcut used to log on to the computer.

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What are Folders used for?

Containers which are suitably named to organise and store work appropriately.

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What is a Password?

A memorable security method which should be a mix of characters and numbers.

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What is Microsoft Excel?

A spreadsheet software which features calculation, graphing tools, and pivot tables.

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What is Microsoft Outlook?

An e-mail based software used over a server.

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What is Microsoft Publisher?

A professional layout software used to design professional documents.

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What is Microsoft Word?

A word processor used to format, manipulate, save, print, and share text-based documents.

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What is Microsoft PowerPoint?

A presentation software to create, edit, view, present, or share presentations.

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What is Microsoft Access?

A database management system.

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What is E-Mail?

Electronic Mail is a message sent over a server.

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What is Carbon Copy in email?

The process of copying in another person when sending an email.

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What is Blind Carbon Copy?

Sending an email to an anonymous recipient, people who are not directly involved but need to see it for information purposes.

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What is the Subject line in an email?

What an e-mail is about.

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What is an Attachment in email?

A file sent with an email, e.g., a document.

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What is SPAM?

Junk mail which is there to mislead the user.

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What is Phishing?

An email sent to a user which is trying to get access to their personal data.

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What is Format in the context of documents?

The way to present text and adding colour to make a product more appealing.

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What is a digital footprint?

A trail of information we leave behind us when we chat, buy things, look at things, and watch movies online.

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What is CEOP?

Child Exploitation and Online Protection, a branch of the police.

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What is DNS (Domain Name Server)?

Converts a web address or URL into the correct IP address for the computer that the web site sits on

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What is Bandwidth?

The amount of data that can be carried at a time, measured in Megabits per second (Mbps).

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What is Encryption?

Changing data so that it can no longer be understood without a decryption key.

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What is a Protocol?

A set of rules that networks follow.

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Examples of Wireless Technologies

Bluetooth, WiFi, Mobile data/mobile signal (3G/4G/5G)

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What is TCP - Transmission Control Protocol?

Splits the messages sent across the internet into smaller pieces called ‘packets’ and assembles the packets in the correct order at the receiver end

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What is IP - Internet Protocol?

A protocol to route the packets. Each device on the internet has an IP address that uniquely identifies it from all other devices

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What is Sequence in programming?

Running instructions in order

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What is Iteration in programming?

Doing the same thing more than once (Loops)

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What is Selection in programming?

Making choices (If statements)

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What is a Variable in programming?

Used to store data for use in your program

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What is a program?

A set of instructions that a computer can understand.

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What is Scratch?

A visual programming language that allows you to create programs by dragging blocks of scripts.

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What is a Sprite?

A character or object in your game or animation.

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What is Decomposition in programming?

Subroutines help break down a problem into small manageable chunks.

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What is Count-Controlled iteration?

Executing the commands a set number of times.

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What is Condition-Controlled iteration?

Executing the commands until the condition you set is no longer being met.

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What is the functionality of Logic operators?

Perform 'logical operations'.

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What is the functionality of Comparison operators?

Compare the values of expressions.

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What is a Spreadsheet used for?

Simple calculations, lists, charts, and for making predictions through modelling.