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Information Age

Information Age Study Stack

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a computer system designed to fit on a desk, typically consists of a monitor, keyboard, and mouse desktop computer
a semiconductor computer part with three connections transistor
a small piece of semiconducting material that holds the parts of an integrated circuit microchip
a computer or television monitor that is made of tiny red, green and blue lights; together one of each light makes a pixel RGB display
a system on the Internet where documents can be shared and viewed in a web browser world wide web
a mobile device that combines cell phone and computer capabilities smartphone
a counting system that uses only two digits - zero and one binary
the smallest unit of digital data - a single 0 or 1 in a digital signal bit
eight bits form a byte
computers use binary to encode data. Data encoded this way is called digital data
a way of recording data that directly represents or reproduces something in the real world analog
a way of representing data as a string of 1s and 0s digital
personal behaviors that build responsibility and trust; the principals of right and wrong ethics
a method for reducing the size of a file file compression
protecting confidential data and information confidentiality
respecting the privacy and dignity of other human beings human dignity
observing rules of netiquette that promote online civility civility
refusing to violate the intellectual property rights of others property rights
a set of rules, principals or standards that dictate how you act code of ethics
a device used to display the visual output from the computer monitor
used to type and enter data into a computer keyboard
moves the onscreen cursor and lets you select options and tasks on the monitor mouse
plays audio from the computer speakers
programs running on the computer systems to perform specific computing tasks software
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