Computer Ethics, Graphic Design, and Cybersecurity Terminology

Vocabulary flashcards matching key terms and definitions across digital design, cybersecurity, computer ethics, and online conduct.

Computer Ethics

They are ethics focusing on the moral use of computers.

Code of conduct

It outlines expected behaviors within an organization.

Ethics

Are principles defining what is morally good and right behavior.

Colour wheel

A colour circle, based on red, yellow and blue, is traditional in the field of art.

Colour in context

How colour behaves in relation to itself and other colours and shapes

Netiquette

Good manners for the internet, like being respectful and responsible.

Layer

A separate level within an image that can be edited independently.

Ownership

Refers to the rights over created works, known as intellectual property

Analogous Colours

3 colours side by side on a colour wheel

Password Reuse

A person's tendency to use the same password across different online services

Gradient

A gradual transition between two or more colours or shades.

Software license

It is a legal instrument governing the use or redistribution of software.

Complementary Colours

2 colours directly opposite each other on the colour wheel

Opacity

Refers to the transparency of a layer or element in an image.

Selection

Process of choosing a specific area or object within an image for editing or manipulation using tools like the Marquee,

Typography

The art of styling and arranging text.

MFA

Multi-Factor Authentication

Password

Secret key to unlock online account.

Colour Harmony

Refers to a pleasing arrangement of elements.

Phishing

Cyber attack where attackers pose as legitimate organisations or individuals to steal personal information, such as passwords.