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BCIS Vocab #1

BCIS Vocab Test #1

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Program a sequence of instructions written in a code that the computer understands
Central Processing Unit (CPU) consists of different elements used to control all the functions of the computer electronically
Machine Language consists of 0s and 1s to represent the status of a switch (0 for off and 1 for on)
Integrated Circuits (ICs) created from silicon wafers what are etched with intricate circuits and coated with a metallic oxide to allow circuits to conduct electricity to allow computers to process information at a rate of millions of calculations per second
Programming Language a set of words, codes, and symbols that allow a programmer to give instructions to the computer
Low-Level Programming Language used to communicate directly with the computer but is difficult to use; includes Machine Language and Assembly Language
High-Level Programming Language have English-like instructions and are easier to use than machine language; includes Fortran, C, BASIC, COBOL, and Pascal
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) allows programmers to created modules that can be used over and over again in a variety of programs; includes Java, C++, and Visual BASIC
Input Devices used to enter data and instructions into the computer; includes keyboard, mouse, scanner, microphone, digital camera, CD-RW/DVD drive, disk drive
Peripheral devices added to a computer system to make it more versatile; includes scanners, printers
Output devices used to convey processed data to the user; includes monitor, printer
Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) can perform arithmetic and logic operations inside the CPU; can also make comparisons
Bus a set of circuits that connect the CPU to other components
Read Only Memory (ROM) contains most of the basic operating instructions of the computer; a permanent part of the computer and cannot be changed
Random Access Memory (RAM) memory where data and instructions are stored temporarily; used to store frequently used data so that it can be quickly retrieved by an application
Desktop computer designed to fit on a desk
Mainframe a large computer system that supports multi-user applications
Stylus shaped like a thin pencil used to write on a screen
Bit each 0 or 1 in the binary code
Byte eight 0s or 1s
Megabyte (MB) 1,048,576 bytes
Intranet a network that is used by a single organization and is only accessible by authorized users
Extranet extends an Intranet by providing various levels of accessibility to authorized members of the public
Internet the largest and most widely accessed network of computers that is not controlled by any one organization
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