American Standard Code for Information Interchange, a system for representing the English language alphabet in a computer using a 7-bit or 8-bit code. Also called DOS characters.

binary notation system

A notation system based on two digits, 0 and 1.

A system that maps text characters to binary values.

Legal protection for original expression in creative works.

Facts in their raw, usually numeric form.

decimal notation system

A notation system based on ten digits, 0 through 9.

A type of intellectual property that is stored on, or accessed by, a computer system.

The prefix representing one billion. Examples include gigabyte, gigabits per second, and gigahertz. Abbreviated as G.

hexadecimal notation system

A notation system based on sixteen digits, 0 through 9 and A through F.

Insight derived from analyzing data.

(noun) The data entering a computer system; (verb) To enter data into a computer system.

intellectual property

Property that consists of data, information, or creative works, rather than physical property.

The prefix representing one thousand. Examples include kilobyte, kilobits per second, and kilohertz. Abbreviated as K.

The prefix representing one million. Examples include megabyte, megabits per second, and megahertz. Abbreviated as M.

(noun) The data exiting a computer system; (verb) To send data out of a computer system.

Legal protection for inventions

The prefix representing one quadrillion. Examples include petabyte, petabits per second, and petahertz. Abbreviated as P.

Performing a math operation on input to change it to output.

The number of operations per second that a processing device performs, measured in hertz.

A device where computer data is stored for future use, either temporarily or permanently.

storage (measurement)

The amount of space that a file takes up on a storage device, or the capacity of a storage device, measured in bytes.

The prefix representing one trillion. Examples include terabyte, terabits per second, and terahertz. Abbreviated as T.

The rate at which data moves from place to place, measured in bits per second (bps).

Legal protection for words, phrases, symbols, and designs associated with a company or brand.

A modern method of character encoding that supports multiple languages and sets of symbols using code points and different character sets.

The process of using data to achieve measurable economic benefits.

Has three core characteristics Volume, Velocity, and Variety.

Is the process of discovering and interpreting patterns in data.

Help

Options

focusNode

Didn't know it?
click below

Knew it?
click below

Don't Know

Remaining cards (0)

Know

retry

shuffle

restart

0:00

Embed Code - If you would like this activity on your web page, copy the script below and paste it into your web page.

Normal Size Small Size show me how

T+ Lesson 2

Tech

Question	Answer
ASCII	American Standard Code for Information Interchange, a system for representing the English language alphabet in a computer using a 7-bit or 8-bit code. Also called DOS characters.
binary notation system	A notation system based on two digits, 0 and 1.
bit	A single binary digit
byte	A set of eight binary digits.
character encoding	A system that maps text characters to binary values.
copyright	Legal protection for original expression in creative works.
data	Facts in their raw, usually numeric form.
decimal notation system	A notation system based on ten digits, 0 through 9.
digital property	A type of intellectual property that is stored on, or accessed by, a computer system.
giga	The prefix representing one billion. Examples include gigabyte, gigabits per second, and gigahertz. Abbreviated as G.
hertz	A number of cycles per second.
hexadecimal notation system	A notation system based on sixteen digits, 0 through 9 and A through F.
information	Insight derived from analyzing data.
input	(noun) The data entering a computer system; (verb) To enter data into a computer system.
intellectual property	Property that consists of data, information, or creative works, rather than physical property.
kilo	The prefix representing one thousand. Examples include kilobyte, kilobits per second, and kilohertz. Abbreviated as K.
mega	The prefix representing one million. Examples include megabyte, megabits per second, and megahertz. Abbreviated as M.
output	(noun) The data exiting a computer system; (verb) To send data out of a computer system.
patent	Legal protection for inventions
peta	The prefix representing one quadrillion. Examples include petabyte, petabits per second, and petahertz. Abbreviated as P.
processing	Performing a math operation on input to change it to output.
processing speed	The number of operations per second that a processing device performs, measured in hertz.
storage (device)	A device where computer data is stored for future use, either temporarily or permanently.
storage (measurement)	The amount of space that a file takes up on a storage device, or the capacity of a storage device, measured in bytes.
tera	The prefix representing one trillion. Examples include terabyte, terabits per second, and terahertz. Abbreviated as T.
throughput	The rate at which data moves from place to place, measured in bits per second (bps).
trademark	Legal protection for words, phrases, symbols, and designs associated with a company or brand.
Unicode	A modern method of character encoding that supports multiple languages and sets of symbols using code points and different character sets.
data monetization	The process of using data to achieve measurable economic benefits.
big data	Has three core characteristics Volume, Velocity, and Variety.
analytics	Is the process of discovering and interpreting patterns in data.

Created by: brvhurt

"Know" box contains:
Time elapsed:
Retries: