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55 Cards in this Set
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Computer Literacy
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having current knowledge and understanding of computers and their uses
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Computer
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is an electronic device operating under the control of instruction stored in its own memory, that can accept data process data.
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Data
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A collection of unprocessed items, which can include text, numbesr, images, audio, and video.
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Information
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Conveys meanign and is useful to people.
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Infomration processing cycle
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Seeries of input, proccess output, and storage activites as commuincation
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Hardware
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eletric, eletronic, and mechanical componets of a computer
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Input device
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Is any hardware component that allows you to enter data and instructions into a computer
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Output device
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Is any hardware component that convoys information to one or more people.
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CPU
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Central Processing unit electronic compound that interprets and carries out eh basic instructions that operate the computer
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System Unit
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Case that contians parts of the computer
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memory
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consists of electronic components that store instructions waiting to be exectued and data needed by the instructions
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Storage/Storage device
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record keeping forever till deleted writing/retrieves items to and from storage media ie memory card and DVD
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Commuications device
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device that endless computer to send/ transmit and receive data, instrucion, and information to and from one or more computers or the most mobile device
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Network
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is a collection of computers and devices connected together.
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Resources
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hardware,software,data,and information
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Internet
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worldwide collection of networks that connects millions of businesses , gov. agencies, edu. institutions and individuals
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Web or WWW
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World Wide Web one of the more popular services on teh Internet
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Web page
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Documents on teh web taht contain text, graphics, animation, audio, and video.
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Webstie
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collection of related web pages.
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Web 2.0
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Websites taht provied a means for users, to share personal info. IE social network, web site , blogs, and web applications.
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GUI:
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Graphical user interface that use visual images such as icons to hep interact.
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Icon
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A minature image taht represents a program, an instruction, or some other object.
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Software
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sense of related instructions, organized for a comon purpose that tells the computer what tasks to perform
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System software
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Programs that control or maintain the operations o teh computer and its devices
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Application software
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Consist of programs design to make system users more productive and / or assits them with personal tasks.
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Operating System
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Set of programs that coordinates all the activites among computer hardware devices.
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Utility/Utility Program
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type of system software that allows a user to perform maintenance type tasks usually related to meaning a computer its devices and its program.
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Installing
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Process of setting up software to word wtih the computer printer, and other hardware.
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Loading
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The process of the hard disc reading data and outputing it onto another device
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Programmer
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Someone who makes/develops software or writes the instructions that direct the computer to process data into information
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Convergence
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trend of computers and devices with technologies that over lap, which leads to comp. manufacturer continually released newer models.
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Personal Computer
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A computer that can perform all of its input processing, output, and storage activities
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Desktop Computer
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Designed so that the system unit input devles, output devices, and any other devices fit entirely on or under the table
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Mobile Computer
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personal computer you can carry few place to place.
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Notebook/laptop Computer
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Portable, personal computer often designed to fit on a your lap. Notebooks are thin lightweight yet can be as powerful as the desktop.
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Tablet PC
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Special type of notebook computer you can interact with by touching the screen with your finger or a digital pen.
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Server
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Controls access to the hardware, software, and other resources on a network and provides a centralized storage area.
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Mainframe
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Is a large expensive powerful computer than can handle hundreds or thousands of connected users simultaneously
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Supercomputer
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Fastest, most powerful computer and the most expensive.
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Embedded Computer
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Is a special purpose computer that functions as a component in a larger product.
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Tower
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Is the metal chassis that holds all of a computer components together.
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Handheld
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device that is small enough for one's hands.
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Home User
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Uses a computer for a variety of reasons including personal finance, Web access, communications and entertainment
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Small Office/ Home Office User
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include any company with fewer than 50 employees
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Mobile User
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People who work on a mobile computer or device while away from the main office, home office , or school.
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Power User
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requires capabilites of a powerful desktop computer. ie engineers,
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Enterprise User
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each employee or customer who use a computer in the enterprise
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Education
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student use computer to help with research and completing assignments
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Finance
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balance checkbooks, pay bills, track personal income
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Government
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file taxes apply for permits and licenses, pay parking tickets, buy stamps
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Health care
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Doctors use the web and medical software to assist with researching and diagnosing health, use e-mails to answer patients, robots deliver medication .
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Science
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Assists collecting, analyzing and modeling data.
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Publishing
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type out books, magazines, newspapers, music, film, and videos
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Travel
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website to research travel and reserve hotels. GPS
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Manufacturing
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robots weld cars together.
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