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What are the four types of hardware computers?
input devices, memory, CPU, and output devices
What is the difference between RAM and ROM?
ROM is the most basic memory software, RAM is temporary and data can be erased or changed in RAM
What happens to RAM when the computer is turned off?
it’s deleted
What are some common external storage devices?
flash drives, hard drives, and CD/DVD’s, cloud based networks
What does CPU do?
controls the order of tasks to be completed; acts as the brain of the computer
What is a peripheral device?
things that make your personal computer more versatile
What are some common peripheral devices?
mobile devices, speakers, headphones, microphones, camera, scanners, and printers.
What is software?
instructions stored as electronic data that tells the computer what to do
What is a server?
a computer that connects directly to the internet
How does a server relate to a web page?
files on that server’s hard drive
Why are home computers called clients?
because they are not directly connected to the internet
What allows home computers to connect to the internet?
ISP: Internet Service Provider
What is a packet?
a small piece of data sent via the internet
What keeps information sent from one device on the internet to another from reaching the wrong destination?
IP addresses and routers
What do routers do?
direct the flow of information around the internet
What is a website?
a collection of one or more web pages that relate to a common theme
What is the first page you access on a web site called?
home page, which acts like an index
What are the three main ways to move around web pages or web sites?
clicking a text link, clicking a hyperlinked graphic, or typing the URL of a web page in the location box
How can you determine if a graphic is hyperlinked?
cursor becomes hand and URL appears in the status bar
What appears in the bottom of your web browser if text or a graphic is hyperlinked?
URL appears in the status bar
What does clicking on a graphic actually do?
passes a URL to a web browser
What can hyperlinks do in addition to taking you to new web pages?
let you access media files such as audio or video clips
Why is it important to type a URL exactly?
if you type it incorrectly it will lead you to a different page
What is a web browser?
software that retrieves data from servers, assembles it and displays it as a web page
What does a web browser do with the data it retrieves from a server?
assembles it and displays it on a home page
What are common examples of web browsers?
google chrome, safari, internet explorer, or fire fox
What are some common “useful buttons” on a browser tool bar?
back, forward, share, add to reading list, refresh, downloads, and new tab
Why was the domain name system invented?
To help the flow of data; so people didn’t have to remember long strings of numbers
What does the Domain Name System do?
it takes our addresses (.com) and turns it into an IP address and vise versa
List some common domain name suffixes.
.com (Commercial
.org (Non-profit organizations)
.gov (Government)
.edu (Educational-high)
.biz (Business)
.net (Networks)
.mil (Military)