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TermDefinition
.exe extension is a common file name extension
Application-based email any email implemented as a web application e.g., yahoo, outlook
Browser a link to the internet
CPU Stands for central processing unit
Email address identifies an email mailbox to witch mail messages may be delivered
Ergonomics The study of efficiency in working environments
Etiquette the customary code of polite behaviour in society
Hard Drive A high capacity self-contained storage device
Hardware any part of the computer that you can touch
HTTP The data transfer protocol used on the WWW
Icon A picture to represent a program
Input device anything that gives your computer information
Intranet larger than LAN but a private network
Memory refers to the physical device used to store programs
Microprocessor an integrated circuit that contains all the functions central processing unit of a computer
Musculoskeletal Disorders Can after the body’s muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments and nerves
Network a network is two or more computers linked together
Network interface card Basic network software and a path for communication
Output device any information that the computer gives to you
Processing device computer hardware that transforms inputs into outputs
Repetitive stress injuries injuries that are caused by repetitive tasks
Router A device that forwards data packets to parts of a computer network
Software what runs your computer
Storage unit anything that you put information on to be seen at a later date
Templates something that serves as a model for others to copy
Web based email an email account on the internet
Local area network (LAN) A network that a guest is sharing
Wide area network (WAN) The largest type of network
World wide web (WWW) A smaller version of the internet
Webpage A page on the internet containing information about multimedia
Website a collection of webpages
Web browser a link to the internet
Start menu gives you access to documents, programs, find, help, run, log off, shut down
Quick launch The icons on the toolbar allowing you to open them faster
Open program icons on the toolbar that are already open allowing it faster to multitask
System tray icons that are always open
Internet the biggest network in the world
Standalone a computer that isn’t linked together
Workstation a computer that is better than every other computer
Input devices anything that gives your computer information
System unit The case that covers the inside of your computer
Storage unit anything that you can put information on to be seen at a later date
Output device anything that gives you information
Operation system (OS) what runs your computer
Software The software that allows you to multitask and to have multiple things running at once
Graphical user interface (GUI) desktop of computers
Icons A picture to represent a program
Taskbar a bar that runs at the bottom of your screen to tell you what is running
My documents or libraries icon a folder when all your saved items are stored
My computer or computer icon gives you access to storage
Recycle bin icon where your deleted icons go
Mobile computing a mobile device that is capable of wireless
WiFi (wireless Fidelity) It allows mobile devices to be wireless
Wireless access point (WEP) passes internet to the router to be sent to your wireless devices
PDA’s personal digital assistant where you store phone numbers and appointments
to who you are sending an email to
cc carbon copy
bcc copying someone in that the CC people don’t know that the BCC is copied in
url it stands for uniform resource locator, the address of a WWW page
Viruses A software program capable of reproducing itself and usually capable of causing harm to files
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