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Processor/Integrated Circuit/CPU
The main processing chip within a computer or a chip that contains the ALU, control unit, and registers.
ALU Arithimatic Logic Unit
The part of a CPU that performs arithmetic and logical operations on the numbers stored in its registers
Control Unit
The part of the microprocessor that direscts and coordinates processing
Digital Device
A program that converst High-level instructions in a computer program into machine language instructions, one instruction at a time.
Personal Computer
A microcomputer designed for use by an individual user for applications such as web browsing and word processing.
Mainframe
A large, fast, and expensive computer generally used by businesses or government agencies to provide centralized storage, processing and management for large amounts of data
Super Computer
The fastest and most expensive type of computer, capable of processing trillions of instructions per second
RAM
Computer memory circuitry that holds data, program instructions, and the operating system while the computer is on
ROM
Refers to one or more integrated circuits that contain permanent instructions that the computer uses during the boot process
Multi-threading
A technology that allows multiple parts or threads from a program to run simultaneously
Multi-tasking
The ability of a computer or OS to support dual core processors or multiple processors
Pipelining
A technology that allows a processor to begin executing an instruction before completing the previous one
Serial Processing
Processing of data one instruction at a time, completing one before beginning another
Magnetic Storage
A technology for recording data onto disks or tape by magnetizing particles of an oxide-based surface coating
Optical Storage
A technology that records data as light and dark spots on a CD, DVD, or other optical media
Solid State Storage
Data storage device that utilizes erasable, rewritable circuitry
Application Software
Computer programs that help you perform a specific task such as word processing. Also called application programs, apps, or programs
Trojan Horse
A program that appears to perform one function, while actually doing something else, such as inserting a virus into a computer system or stealing a password
Keylogger
A program that records a persons keystrokes, saves them, then sends them to a system admin, or a remote hacker