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COMP111: Software Basics
COMP111: Software Basics
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Otago COMP111, test your understanding of the basics of software
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"Application" often refers to
A use case of software
The procedures of software
All of the above
A computer program
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Which is NOT a benefit of databases?
All of the above are benefits
They ease a quick and flexible retrieval of information
They ease the storage of large quantities of information
They ease complex mathematical calculations
3
Data refers to...
Neither
A part of software
The constituents of software
Both
4
Today most computer's user interfaces are graphical and two-dimensional. How about in the past?
UIs were based on audio
UIs were similar but black and white
UIs were typically graphical one-dimensional
UIs were typically character-based
5
In ASCII, a "c" is represented as
01100011
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011
003
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What do we find when breaking down relational databases
Database > Fields > Tables > Records
Database > Records > Tables > Fields
Database > Tables > Records > Fields
Fields > Database > Tables > Records
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In what other way have user interfaces changed?
From static to dynamic
From application-based to user-centric
All of the above
From detached to interactive
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The abbreviation "Gb" stands for
Gigabit (1 million bits)
Gigabit (1 million kilobit)
Gigabyte (1 million kilobyte)
Gigabyte (1 million bytes)
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What is software made of?
Transistors
Various soft but solid materials
Information
Java, C++, Python, etc.
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What are the components of software?
Hardware-facing and user-facing components
Data, application, and user interface
Data, information, and knowledge
Operating System and Applications
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As a component of software, the application can describe...
How data is to be communicated
How data is to be stored
How data is to be processed
All of the above
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In bitmaps, a bit can represent
whether a pixel is black or white
the color of a pixel
the position of a pixel
the size of the bitmap