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40 Cards in this Set
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Network.
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collection of computers and devices coonected together often wirelessly via communication devices and transmission media
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Resources
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hardware, software, data and information, sharedn on a network
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Internet
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worldwide collection od networks that connect millions of businesses educational insitutions and individuals
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web (www)
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worldwide web billions of documents, popular internet choice
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Web page
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contains text, graphics animation or aduio and video
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web 2.0
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web sites that provide a user to share peronsal info, modify web site contents, and have software
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GUI
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graphical user interface interact with software using text graphic visual images
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icon
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a miniature image that represent a program intrusction or other object
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System Software
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programs that control or maintain the operations of the computer and its devices
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application software
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programs designed to make users more proudctive and assist them with a personal task
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Operating System
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set of programs that coordinate all the activites among the computer hardware devices
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utility
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allows user to perform maintenence-type tasks usually related to managing a computer its devices or its programs
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installing
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process od setting up software to work with your computer printer and other hardware
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loading
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process of copying the program from storage to memory
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programmer
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someone who develops software or writes intructions that direct the computer to process the data into info
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computer literacy
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having a current knowledge of computers and their users
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computer
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electronic device operating under the control of instructions stored in its own memory that can accept data according to specific rules
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data
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collection of unproccesed items which can include text audio or video
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information
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conveys meaning and is useful to people
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information prcessing cycle
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seies of input output process and storage`
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hardware
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electric, electronic and mechanical components
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input devices
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any hardware component that allows you to enter data and instructions into a computer
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output device
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any hardware component that conveys info to one or mre people
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CPU
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central processing unit electronic component that interprets and carries out instructions that operate the computer
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memory
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electronic coomponents that store instructions waiting to be executed and data needed by those instructions
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Storage/ Storage Device
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records and/or retrieves items to and from storage media
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Communication Device
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hardware component that allows a computer to send and receive data, instructions, and information to and from one or more computers or mobile devices.
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convergence
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trend of computers and devices with technology that overlap
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personal computer
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a computer that can perform all of its input, output, processing and storage by itself.
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desktop computer
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a computer designed so that the system unit, input and output devices and any other devices fit entirely under your desk/table
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mobile computer
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personal computer you can carry from place to place
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laptop computer
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portable, personal computer often designed to fit in your lap, thin and lightweight
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Tablet PC
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special type of notebook computer that aloowes you to write or draw on the screen using a digital pen
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Embedded Computer
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special purpose computer that functions as a component in a larger product
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Server
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controls access to hardware, software, and other resources on a network and provides a centralized storage area for programs, data and information
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Mainframe
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large , expensive, powerful computer that can handle hundreds of thousands of connected users simultaneously
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Supercomputer
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fastest, most powerful computerm and most expensive. capable of processing more than a quadrillion instructions a second.
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Operating System
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set of programs that coordinates all the activities of a computer among computer hardware devices.
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Tower
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computer system who's components are arranged vertically
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Handheld
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a computer small enough to fit into your hand
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