Unit 1 Computer Basics

assemble

to put together parts or componentsof a computer or system

capability

the ability of a system or component to perform a specific function or task.

compatibility

the ability of different hardware and software components to work together without conflict.

corrupted

being damaged in a way that prevents proper functioning.

customize

to modify something according to specific needs or preferences.

dedicated

exclusively set up for a particular service.

default

the preset condition or setting.

determine

to establish something through analysis or calculation.

downtime

the period during which a system or service is unavailable.

ensure

to make certain that something happens.

evolve

to develop gradually, especially from a simpler to a more complex form.

execute

to run or perform a program or command.

facilitate

to make a process easier or more manageable.

jeopardize

to put something at risk or in danger.

query

a request for information from a database, often using SQL to retrieve specific data

redundant

having backup to ensure continued operation in case of failure.

reliable

able to perform a required function without failure or errors.

respond

to react to a stimulus or query.

retrive

to obtain data, such as accessing a website, data, or email from a server.

robust

strong, can withstand heavy use or demanding conditions.

seamlessly

without any disruptions.

simultaneously

being done at the same time.

verify

to confirm the accuracy, truth, or validity of something.

vulnerable

susceptible to harm, attack, or damage.

workload

the amount of work placed on a system.