CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+) FC0-U61: Domain 3.0 Applications and Software

A file system that is popular on Linux devices.

A space that allows for real-time collaboration on documents and projects.

A software license that allows for installations on a set number of devices.

What is a window for an app that allows one to interact with the app using the keyboard, mouse, and other input devices?

A server that handles and filters requests for web pages and can cache webpage information.

Software that makes diagrams such as flowcharts, process charts, and hierarchical structures.

Software that helps organize data in lists and can base calculations on those lists.

Software that makes slide-based content that is often presented to an audience.

A software license that allows for software to run on a set number of machines per user at any given time.

The abilities users and groups have on resources.

Software that creates documents such as flyers, letters, guides, and books.

A file that helps a device communicate and work with an operating system.

The act of one-to-one or one-to-many communication between entities.

A tool that allows one to control which scripts are allowed or blocked while browsing the web.

What apps run as though they were for a previous operating system, another setting such as a screen resolution.

File Allocation Table (FAT32) is a file system with a maximum file size of 4 GB and a maximum partition size of 2 TB.

A desktop computer that runs a personal operating system.

What governs the length and acceptable characters used for file names.

What is a file system prominent on Macs?

A tool that helps a person avoid seeing windows of advertisements while browsing the web.

The tracking of the overall health of an infrastructure's IT. Items used include logs and tracking apps.

Software that runs on multiple operating systems.

What is a file system on most Windows devices and can hold up to 8 petabytes of data on newer editions of Windows 10.

A computing device that features phone features and app usage.

A browsing method that does not save browsing history on the device doing the browsing.

The scrambling of data to help protect the contents of data from unwanted access.

Software used to organize information, often through the use of multiple tables.

An application architecture model in which app pieces are distributed over multiple machines.

An engine that helps virtual machines interact with a host operating system and hardware.

A server dedicated to storing and managing permissions for files and folders.

What allows one to obtain the code for the software make changes to the code in some case republish the software.

To reduce a file's size; this is often done on files that are not accessed often.

Two, three, or four-letter indicators that identify the type of a file.

Code embedded in hardware, usually in the form of chips on a system board or a chip on a peripheral.