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having a current knowledge and undersatnding of computers
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Computer Literacy
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an electronic device operating under the control of instructions stored in its memory
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Computer
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a collection of unprocessed items
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Data
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conveys meaning and is useful to people. Processed data
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Information
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the series of input, process, output, and storage activities
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Inormation processing cycle
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the many electric electronic and mechanical parts of a computer
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Hardware
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any hardware that allows you to enter data and instructions into a computer
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Iput device
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any hardware component that conveys information to one or more peple
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output device
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the electronic component theat interprets and carries out basic instructions
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CPU (central processing unit)
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consists of electronic components that store insructions waiting to be executed
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memory
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records and or retrieves to and from storage media
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storage/storage device
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a hardware component that enables a computer to send and recieve data instructions and infoto and from one or more computers or mobile devices
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communications device
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a collection of computers and devices connected together via communications devices and trnsmission media
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network
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hardware, software and information
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resources
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a world wide collection of networks that connect millions of businesses government agencies, educational institutions and individual
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internet
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(world wide web) one of the more popular services on the internet connects billions of documents called web pages
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web www
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can contain text graphics animation audio and video
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web page
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refers to websites that provide a means for users to share personal info modify website contentsand or have software built into the website for users to access
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web 2.0
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(graphic user interface) you can inttteract with software using text graphics and visual images
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GUI
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a mini image that represents a program
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icon
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consists of the programs that control or maintain the operations of the computerand its devices
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system software
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consists of programs designed to make users more productive and or assist them with personal tasks
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application software
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a set of programs that coordinatees all of the activities among all computer hardware devices
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operating system
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allows a user to preforms maitenence type tasks usually related to managing a computer its devises or its proframs
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utility/utiity program
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the process of setting up software to work with the computer printer and other hardware
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installing
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a program is copied from storage to memory
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loading
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sometimes called a developer is someone who develops software or writes the instructions that direct the computer to process data and info
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programmer
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the trend of computers and devices with technologies that overlap
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convergence
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a computer that performs all of its input processing output and storage activities by itself
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personal computer
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is designed so that the system unit input output and many other devices fit intirely on or under a desk or table
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desktop computer
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a personal computer you can cary from place to place
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mobile computer
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a portable pc that is often designed to fit in your lap
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notebook/laptop computer
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a special type of notebook computer that allows you to write on the screen with a digital pen
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tablet pc
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a special-purpose that funtions as a component in a larger product
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embedded computer
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controls access to the hardward software and other resources on a networkand provides a central storage area
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server
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a large powerful expensive computer that can handle hundreds or thousands of connected user simultaniously
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mainframe
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the fastest most powerful most exspensive computer
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supercomputer
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set of programs that could work together to coordinate all activities among computer hardware
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operating system (2)
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when a computers resources are stacked together in with a motherboard
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tower
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a computer small enough to fit in ones hand
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handheld
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