Computational Thinking and Digital Media

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These flashcards summarize key concepts from the lecture on computational thinking and digital media, covering file management, digital media types, and video editing.

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What is the purpose of organizing files and folders?

To retrieve your files easily.

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What is a file?

Any data you save on the computer, such as a document or music.

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What is a folder?

A place to store files that are related to each other.

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What is a sub-folder?

A folder inside another folder.

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What is the root folder?

The highest directory in the hierarchy containing all other folders.

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What is file naming convention?

A framework for naming files that describes their content and relation to other files.

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What is the maximum number of characters allowed in file and folder names?

255 characters.

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What characters are not allowed in file naming?

Characters such as :, /, ?, *,

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What does FNC stand for in file management?

File Naming Convention.

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What is the benefit of using ZIP files?

They save space and make it easier to send files as email attachments.

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What are the four key techniques of computational thinking?

Decomposition, Pattern recognition, Abstraction, and Algorithms.

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What is the definition of a wiki?

A type of website that allows many people to add, edit, and update information easily.

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What are digital media sharing websites?

Platforms where users can upload, share, and view content such as videos, images, and music.

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What is the primary function of a Digital to Analogue Converter (DAC)?

To convert digital data to analogue for devices like speakers or headphones.

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What is the difference between bit rate and audio quality?

Higher bit rates usually mean better sound quality but result in larger file sizes.

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What is meant by 'tweening' in animation?

Filling the remaining frames between the opening and closing key frames.

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What are the advantages of MIDI files?

Small file sizes, editable, and high compatibility.

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What are the disadvantages of using bitmap images for photographs?

Loss of quality when enlarged or manipulated.

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What is Viral Marketing?

A method using social media and technology to spread brand awareness or promote products.

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What is the importance of creating a storyboard?

To plan a movie visually and organize all scenes and actions.

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What does non-destructive editing imply in video editing?

The original content is not altered during the editing process.