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CPU (Processor)
Multi-processor configurations
speed measured in cycles
RAM
Main memory
Cache
temporary holding area for frequently accessed data.
L1 is part of the chip and is smaller and faster
L2 and L3 are bigger and slower to access
Storage types
Non-volatile: HDD, SSD, Thumb drives, optical drive
Volatile: Cache and main memory
Storage trend over the decades
large but smaller storage —> small with large storage
KB - kilobyte = 1024 bytes
MB - megabyte = 1024 KB
GB - gigabyte = 1024 MB
TB - terabyte = 1024 GB
BYOD - Bring Your Own Device
policy allowing employees to bring their own devices
Advantages of BYOD
Cost savings, employee satisfaction, less training, increased productivity, less support costs
Disadvantages of BYOD
data loss of damage, loss of control, compatibility issues, risk of infection, increased support costs
IoT - Internet of Things
networks of things embedded with sensors, software, and technologies that connect and exchange data
Client/Server
distributed computing model where clients request data, services, or resources from a server through the network and web applications
Operating Systems
programs to “direct” hardware what to do
User Interface
program managing presentation, input and output with a user
Virtual Machine
programs simulating 1 or more additional physical computers in 1
Licensing
Cannot own a program but a license to use it
Firmware
special software in non-volatile, read-only memory
ex. printers, phones, etc
FTP - File transfer Protocol
transfer files between client and server on computer network
Digital data transmission
can be sent to other computers
discrete, binary representations
Analog Data transmission
continuous, varying waves representing physical data
Data Transmission
Modem is used to translate digital signals to analog form and vice verse
computers can transmit data over analog networks (telephone, cable networks)
Transmission Speed
Bits per second
Hertz
Bandwidth
Client/Server computing
a distributed computing model that divides tasks between providers of a resource or service (servers) and service requesters (clients)
Packet Switching
digital communication method that breaks data into smaller blocks, or "packets," which are independently routed from source to destination using routers
upon destination the packets are reassembled
TCP/IP connectivity
Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet protocol
governs transmission of information between 2points
LAN
Local Area Network
Connects devices in close proximity to share resources by using Ethernet or WIFI
WAN
Wide area network
spans a large area by connecting multiple LANs using public or leased infrastructrure
Internet Protocol (IP) Address
assigned 32-bit # to each device
Domain Name System
converts IP addresses to domain names
VPN - Virtual Private Network
creates a secure, encrypted connection between your device and the internet, masking your IP address and online activity, by sending plain text to LAN
World Wide Web
global, hypertext-based information system operating on top of the Internet
universal access to documents via web browsers
Web Server
Software for locating and managing webpages linked to home
URL - uniform resource locator
link with domain name and file location of webpage
Cellular Systems
3G: 144 kbps for emails and web browsing
4G: 100 mbps for videos LTE
5G: downloads speeds up to 10-20x faster, better use of radio spectrum
Bluetooth
links 8-10 devices using low power, radio communications
personal networking
WIFI
wireless LAN and wireless internet access
Weak security features, roaming difficulties
Hotspot: access point(s) to provide max wireless coverage for an area
RFID - Radio Frequency identification
Tag with data and identification # with an antenna transmitting radio waves which are picked up by a RFID reader which decodes the data and transmits data to a host system - processes data
The Cloud
“commoditizing” key infrastructure
servers, data storage, and computing services accessed over the internet