Review Resource for Exam1
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| location of a web domain name in a computer on the Internet | website
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| transmitting data from a local computer to a remote computer | upload
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| domain code which is a 3-letter extension to describe the domain type | top level domain
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| type of phone line used for Internet connectivity which can be very expensive | T1 line
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| deceptive software that is sneakily installed on a computer via the web | spyware
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| unsolicited e-mail via advertisements or chain letters | spam
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| communication rules to exchange information | protocol
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| also known as adware and it is spyware that tracks web surfing or onlien buying | pop up generators
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| a program that adds a specific feature to a browser so that it plays or views certain files | plug in
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| security feature that allows users access to a server, site, network, document, etc. | password
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| Internet search tool that allows searching of multiple search engines simultaneously | metasearch engine
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| still images in rapid sequence that create the appearance of motion and/or movement | animation
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| small programs which can be quickly uploaded and are run by most Internet browsers | applets
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| a separate electronic file that can be sent by e-mail | attachment
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| an expression of how much data (text, voice, video, etc.) can be sent through a communication channel in a given amount of time | bandwidth
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| acronym that stands for bits per second; it takes bits to send one character | bps
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| an abbreviation for web log and it is an Internet journal | blog
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| space station that transmits radio waves known as microwaves from earth-based stations | communications satellite
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| transmitting data from a remote computer to a local computer | download
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| acronym that stands for file transfer protocol that describes the method of connecting to a remote computer to transfer publicly available files using TCP/IP | FTP
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| abbreviation for hypertext markup language which is the set of instructions or programming language used to create the web document structure | HTML
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| this connects one web document or web page with related information | hypertext link
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| stores collections of data and programs | server
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| priced from $1 million to more than $1 billion and is a high-capactiy machine with thousands of processors | super computer
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| the provision of medical care by telecommunications | telemedicine
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| expensive and powerful machine that is smaller than a mainframe and used for complex scientific, mathematical and engineering calculations | workstation
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| allows users to perform specific tasks for problem-solving, work and entertainment | application software
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| storage device that reads data from optical disks using laser technology | compact disk drive
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| knowing the capability of computers; knowing what computers can and cannot do | computer savvy
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| electronic mail where messages are sent over a computer network like the Internet | email
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| part of the motherboard that expands a PC's capabilities | expansion slot
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| data that has been summarized or edited or manipulated for decision-making purposes | information
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| an input device that converts characters into electrical signals that are read by a processor | keyboard
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| water or air-cooled equipment that ranges in size from small to medium to large and are used in large businesses | mainframe computer
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| fits next to a desk, on a desktop and/or can be carried around; also know as a PC that is used by individuals and businesses and can be connected to networks | microcomputer
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| also know as an embedded computer which are tiny, specialized microprocessor inside applicances and vehicles, in microwaves, programmable ovens, blood-pressure monitors, MP3 players and other devices | microcontroller
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| communications hardware that can be either internal or external | modem
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| also called the system board and it is the computer's main circuit board | motherboard
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| communications system that connects 2 or more computers; the largest one is the Internet | network
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| also called a laptop and it is portable and lightweight with built-in devices | notebook computer
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| component or equipment that expands a computer's input, storage and output capabilities; two examples are a scanner and a printer | peripheral
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| what users "put into" a computer system; can be numerous types of data such as numbers, symbols and letters | input
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