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Directs the operations of the CPU itself to include input and output and responsible for interpreting, instruction
Cache Memory
Registers
Control Unit (CU)
Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
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A bus that allows data to flow one bit at a time
Serial Bus
Paralell Bus
Prison Bus
Data Bus
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Small areas within the CPU used to store temporary results and control data
Registers
Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
Cache Memory
Control Untit (CU)
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The portion of the CPU performs all arithmetic and logical operations
Contro Unit (CU)
Cache Memory
Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
Registers
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Memory that loses its contents once power is lossed or removed
Non-Volatile Memory
Optical Disk Drive (ODD)
Volatile Memory
Read only Memory (ROM)
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Volatile primary memory that serves as a temporary electrical storage space for instructions and data
Read Only Memory (ROM)
Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
Random Access Memory (RAM)
Write Once Read Many (WORM)
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These can break the integrity of a system witch eventually leads to problems.
Computer System Treats
Computer Security Threats
Rainbow Tables
Ransomware
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Executed by a user or another program and attaches itself to a file's internal code, altering it to achieve an effect
Virus
Worm
Trojan Horse
Rainbow Tables
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Operate and maintain the computer system
System Software
Microsoft Word
Operating System
System Hardware
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What is the name of the enclosure that houses all the computers components
Computer Crate
Computer Shell
Computer Case
Computer Home
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Output external interface that helps provide video output through a display device
Video Output Ports
Universal Serial Bus (USB) Ports
Device Attachment Slots (DAS)
External Interface Port
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Provides tables for holding information; it looks a lot like an accounting ledger
Web Browsers
Electronic Mail (Email) Programs
Word Processors
Spreadsheet Programs
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The miniature back bone to "sequential logic and electronic memory"
Logic Gate
Logic Path
Tennis Shoe
Flip Flop
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The chip or circuit that provides the timing signals which synchronize all operations of the motherboard
Computer Timer
System Clock
Analog Clock
Paralell Bus
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Computer that provides services and information to other hosts on a netowork
Supercomputer
Mainframe
Server
Workstation
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An electrical circuit that links one device to another
Computer Terminal
Computer interface
Computer Data Port
Computer Outerface
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Allows users to transmit and receive messages over communication networks
Web Browsers
Database Managment Program (DBMP)
Spreadsheet Programs
Electronic Mail (Email) Programs
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Heart and brain of the computer and performs the basic operations of the system, exchanges data with the system's memory
Power Supply Unit (PSU)
Graphic Processing Unit (GPU)
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Accelerated Processing Unit (APU)
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OS Designed for high end systems
Linux
Microsoft Windows
MacOS
Unix
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This is measured in width x height
Pixel Width
Resolution
Refresh Rate
Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED)
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Allows users to interact with the computer in a user- friendly way and also install additional software
Computer Keyboard
Computer Software Basics
Operating System Interface
Computer Mouse
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OS created by Linus Torvalds a clone of UNIX made to mimic its form and function but it's is completely independent
MacOS
Microsoft Windows
Unix
Linux
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The first system software a computer runs. Initializes communication with all hardware devices and performs a POST
Central Processing Unti (CPU)
Microsoft Windows
Operating System
Basic INput/Output System (BIOS)
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Undesired effects cause by programs or parts of programs created with the intent to damage
User Error
Logic Bomb
Malicious Logic
ID: 10-T Error
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The closest available memory for the CPU
Control Unit (CU)
Cache Memory
Registers
Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
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The Bus with a Specified physical address for data
Address Bus
Data Bus
Control Bus
Memory Bus
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PC that's portable and suitable for traveling
Desktop
Mainframe
Laptop or Notebook
Workstation
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In this internal storage device there are no moving mechanical components, it uses special IC's similar to flash memory
Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
Optical Disk Drive (ODD)
Flash Drive
Solid State Drive (SDD)
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Disk drive that uses electromagnetic waves as part of its data reading and writing program
Optical Disk Drive (ODD)
Flash Drive
Solid State Drive (SDD)
Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
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PC with more powerful processors, faster memory with greater space, and intense graphics capabilities
Server
Mainframe
Supercomputer
Workstation
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The number of bits that can be transfered regardless of whether the bus works in serial or parallel
Bus Depth
Bus Widtth
Bus Size
Bus Height
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Serial interface standard for alternating external I/O devices to computer, connects using a single standardized socket
Serial Advanced technology attachment (SATA)
Paralell Advanced technology attachment (PATA)
Universal Serial Bus (USB)
Advanced technology attachment (ATA)
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What data is a collection of unorganized facts
RAW Data
Computer Data
Meta Data
System Data
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OS Interface that provides pictures rather than just characters to represent options, programs, and parts of programs
Pixilated User Interface (PUI)
Command-driven Interface
Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Menu-Driven Interface
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This internernal device Converts AC into DC to supply the power needed to run all components in a computer system
Power Supply Unit (PSU)
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Random Access Memory (RAM)
Graphical Processing Unit (GPU)
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Memory that doesn't lose its content; it is permanent until deliberately removed
Non-Volatile memory
Random Access Memory (RAM)
Volatile memory
Microprocessor
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A Software application for locating, retriving, and viewing information from a remote or distant server computer
Web Browsers
Word Processors
Electronic Mail (Email) Programs
Database Managment Program (DBMP)
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Most popular OS for consumers
MacOS
Linux
Microsoft Windows
Unix
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Set of instructions to put a computer to work. It tells the computer what to do and when to do it
Basic INput/Output System (BIOS)
Software
Operating System (OS)
Hardware
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This Computer helps scientists by processing immense calculations
Server
Mainframe
Supercomputer
Workstation
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Uses a moving arm-magnet magnetically writes the data on rapidly rotating the circular platters with magnetic surfaces
Optical Dsik Drive (ODD)
Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
Flash Drive
Solid State Drive (SDD)
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Standard that defines the connection of storage devices such as drives
Serial Advanced technology attachment (SATA)
Advanced technology attachment (ATA)
Paralell Advanced technology attachment (PATA)
Universal Serial Bus (USB)
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Computer geared towards the average consumer for personal use
Server
Supercomputer
Personal Computer
Mainframe
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Allows you to enter text into a document
Spreadsheet Programs
Word Processors
Database Managment Program (DBMP)
Web Browsers
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The Bus that transfers or carries the actual data from the CPU to primary memory peripheral devices and secondary memory
Address Bus
Control Bus
Data Bus
Memory Bus
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Bus that allows data to flow several bits traveling together or simultaneously traveling group
Serial Bus
Data Bus
Paralell Bus
Party Bus
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Type of malicious code that will have the capability to replicate and travel without human action
Trojan Horse
Virus
Rainbow Tables
Worm
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Collection of wires through which the data transmits from one part of a computer to another, are the back bone of I/O
Serial Bus
School Bus
Paralell Bus
Computer Bus
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What is data used in today's computing is composed of 8 bits
Bit
Mega
Byte
Giga
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What internal Component is the Main circuit board for logical data processing and establish control for all peripherals
Fatherboard
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Computer Case
Motherboard
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OS Interface that gives the user a list of commands from which to choose
Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Menu-Driven Interface
Command-driven Interface
Pixilated User Interface (PUI)
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The Bus that carries commands to and from the CPU to all devices to the motherboard
Memory Bus
Address Bus
Control Bus
Data Bus
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Organized data so it can be easily accessed, managed, and updated
Database Managment Program (DBMP)
Electronic Mail (Email) Programs
Word Processors
Spreadsheet Programs
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Most utilized types of secondary memory for computer systems are
Drives
Flash Memory
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Random Access Memory (RAM)
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OS Installed on every Apple computer
MacOS
Unix
Microsoft Windows
Linux
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Non volatile memory that can be electronically erased and reprogrammed
Flash Drive
Flash Memory
Flash RAM
Flash Gordon
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Serves as the interface between the motherboard and drive
Serial Bus
Drive connector
Paralell Bus
Peripheral Component Interconnector (PCI)
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Non volatile memory that serves as a permanent storage for a computer system
Random Access Memory (RAM)
Secondary Memory
Read Only Memory (ROM)
Primary Memory
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An internal I/O interface socket on the motherboard that attaches additional circuit boards
Bus Interface
Centeral Processing Unit (CPU)
Serial Bus
Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
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Serial interface standard design used to connect internal hardware devices to a computer's motherboard
Drive connector
Expansion Port
Computer Case
Peripheral Component Interconnector (PCI)
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The three types of Operating System Interfaces are
Command-driven, Menu-Driven, Pixilated User Interface (PUI)
Command-driven, Menu-Driven, Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Text-driven, Menu-Driven, Pixilated User Interface (PUI)
Text-driven, Shell-driven, Pixilated User Interface (PUI)
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Portable device that plugs into a specific port and stored data using ROM technology
Solid State Drive (SDD)
Flash Drive
Optical Disk Drive (ODD)
Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
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Software written for a unique and specific purpose
Trojan Horse
Drivers
Operating System
Application Software
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Known as chips or micro chips. Solid state devices capable of processing and storing data
Integrated Circuit
Solid State Drive (SDD)
Microprocessor
Silicone Chips
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The Basic I/O buses are
Address Bus, Data Bus, Control Bus
Passenger Bus, Driver Bus, Cargo Bus
Address Bus, State Bus, Nation Bus
School Bus, Prison Bus, Party Bus
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What is an electronic or mechanical device, operating under the control of instructions stored in its own memory
Optical Disk Drive (ODD)
Turing Machine
Serial Bus
Computer
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External interfaces that connect speakers or headsets to output sounds
Audio Ports
Beats by Dre
Auxiliary Input
Video Output Ports
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Replicating malicious logic that disguises itself as one type of application but carries out another set of instructions
Rainbow Tables
Worm
Trojan Horse
Virus
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A Device that receives two inputs and provides only one output is called
Logic Gate
Tennis Shoe
Flip Flop
Logic Path
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Computer performs critical tasks that involve bulk data processing like transaction processing and banking transactions
Server
Mainframe
Workstation
Supercomputer
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What are the steps of the Information process cycle
Adapt, Capture, Present, and Destroy
Intake, Process, Exhaust, and Storage
Input, Process, Output, and Storage
Input, Pursue, Outprocess, and Sterilize
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Memory is fast enough to keep up with the speed demands of microprocessors
Primary Memory
Secondary Memory
Solid State Drive (SDD)
Trimary Memory
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PC designed to stay on desk and not designed for portability
Workstation
Laptop or Notebook
Desktop
Mainframe
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Programmable integrates circuit that contains all or most of the functions of a CPU of a computer
Microprocessor
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
Accelerated Processing Unit (APU)
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Means of which a computer stores data
Motherboard
Memory
Power Supply Unit (PSU)
Optical Disk Drive (ODD)
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Low-level program that allows the OS to control devices. Works between raw I/O data devices
Drivers
Malware
Operating System
Application Software
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Manages a computers hardware and software
System Software
Operating System
Antivirus
Basic INput/Output System (BIOS)
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OS Interface that the user makes request to the system by typing commands at a prompt
Pixilated User Interface (PUI)
Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Menu-Driven Interface
Command-driven Interface
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Non volatile memory the CPU can read but not change as easily. Typically soldered to some type of logic board
Random Access Memory (RAM)
Read Only Memory (ROM)
Volitile Memory
Basic Input/Output System (BIOS)
80
This is a Unit of measurement expressed as either a 0 or 1 in binary code
Chomp
Byte
Bit
Bite