Semester 2 AP CSP

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World Wide Web

which was originally designed for scientists to share their research.

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Targeted advertising

which can be helpful for businesses and consumers when looking for a specific item.

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Social media

which has been used to stream events across the globe, sometimes helps to change history.

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Machine learning and data mining

help find patterns and identify insights in data, leading to new innovations.

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Online learning

is an education model that would not be possible without the tools of communication available via the Internet.

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Programmers and businesses

try to identify potential negative uses, but it is seldom possible to think of all the ways other people could use an innovation.

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Cloud computing

offers new ways for people to communicate, making collaboration easier and more efficient.

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Technology

has had a major impact on the world, enabling innovation through the sharing of resources and computational artifacts.

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Bias

which is intentional or unintentional prejudice for or against certain groups of people, shows up in computing innovations too.

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Humans

write the algorithms, and our biases can make their way into the algorithms and the data used by innovations without us realizing it.

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Artificial intelligence programs

are used more and more in ways such as screening applications of job candidates, determining if a person merits credit to purchase a house, and locating what areas have more crime.

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Crowdsourcing

allows people to share information and ask the “crowd”— anyone who accesses the site—for feedback, to help solve problems, find employment, or for funding.

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Peer-to-peer networks

exist that are used to illegally share files of all types.

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Creative Commons

provides a way for creators of software, images, music, videos, and any computational artifact to share their creations with stipulations for sharing and permission from the author clearly indicated.

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Digital data

is easy to find, copy, and paste, so ensuring you have written permission from the creator or owner is important.

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Open source software

is software that is freely shared, updated, and supported by anyone who wants to do so.

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Social media sites

as well as search engines publish what the most frequent searches and posts are about.

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Analytics

identify trends for marketing purposes and help businesses determine what and where customers are searching for their products and their competitors’ products, how long an item sits in a virtual shopping cart, and when people buy.

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Data mining

is a field of study that analyzes large datasets.

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Machine learning

is a subset of data mining.

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Digital footprints and fingerprints

are the trail of little pieces of data we leave behind as a sign of our presence as we go through our daily lives.

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Cybersecurity

has a global impact because now anyone from anywhere can attempt to gain unauthorized entry to someone else’s computer, data, servers, or network.

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Strong passwords

help block those trying to gain unauthorized access.

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Multifactor authentication

is another layer that is increasingly used.

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Cybersecurity

protects our electronic devices and networks from attacks and unauthorized use.

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Data

may be damaged or the device may be used to further spread the malware.

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Phishing

attacks create e-mail and/or websites that look a legitimate hoping to induce a person to click on the malicious link.

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Computer viruses

are like human viruses.

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Keylogging software

is a form of malware that captures every keystroke and transmits it to whomever planted it.

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Cryptography

is the writing of secret codes.

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Encryption

is converting a message to a coded format.

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Deciphering

the encrypted message is called decryption.

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Security

also relates to encrypting data before it is transmitted to ensure it remains secure if it is intercepted during transmission.

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Public key encryption

uses open standards, meaning the algorithms used are published and available to everyone and are discussed by experts and interested parties and known by all.

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Internet

is a network of networks.

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Routers

are computing devices along a path that send the information along to the next stop on the path.

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Routing

is the process of finding a path from sender to receiver

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Bandwidth

is a measure of the maximum amount of data that can be transferred through a channel or network connection.

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Internet protocol (IP)

is responsible for addressing and routing your online requests.

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Transmission control protocol (TCP)

is a protocol that defines how computers send packets of data to each other.

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User datagram protocol (UDP)

is a protocol that allows computer applications to send messages without checking for missing packets to save on time needed to retransmit missing packets.

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Scalability

is the ability for a system, network or process to handle a growing amount of work in an efficient manner.

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Hardware failure

is when a hardware device, such as a computer or printer, stops working properly due to an issue with the physical components.

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Operational failures

are any issues or breakdowns in the operation of a business, machine, system, process, etc.

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Cyberattacks

are malicious attempts to damage or disrupt computer systems, networks, and data.

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Natural disasters

could cause the hardware to be destroyed, bringing the network activity to a halt.

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Solar Flare

is an intense radiation that is released from the sun.

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Parallel computing

can consist of a parallel portion and a sequential portion.

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Multiple processors

can operate independently but share the same memory resources.

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Distributed computing

allows problems to be solved that could not be solved on a single computer because of either the processing time or storage needs involved.

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Programming

is a collaborative and creative process that brings ideas to life through the development of software.

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Software development processes

used in the industry often require students to work together in teams.

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computing innovation

uses a computer program to take in data, transform data and output data.

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Collaboration

can occur in the planning, designing, or testing (debugging) part of the development process.

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Collaborative learning

can occur peer-to-peer or in larger groups.

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Syntax Error

A mistake in which the rules of the programming language are not followed.

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Runtime Error

A mistake that occurs during the execution of a program that ceases the execution.

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Logic Error

A mistake in the algorithm or program that causes it to behave incorrectly or unexpectedly.

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Overflow Error

A mistake that occurs when a computer attempts to handle a number that is outside of the defined range of values.

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Debugging

is the process of finding and fixing errors.

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