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14 Cards in this Set
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CERN
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Center for European Nuclear Research. Invented a standard program language called HTML
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Internet
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Enormous and rapidly growing system of lined computer networks worldwide in a scope, that facilitates communication services.
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ARPANET
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Advanced Research Project Agency Network. Born at UCLA. One of the precursors to todays internet.
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HTML
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Hypertet Markup Language. Standard programming language
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HTTP
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Hypertext Transfer Protocol. Protocol used to move information through the internet and was invented by Tim Berners-Lee
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WWW
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World Wide Web. Global hypertext system that uses the internet as its transport mechanism. Navigate by clicking hyperlinks, which display another document
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Client/server model
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Network that stores webpages is called server and computer that loads those webpages is called client.
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IP Address
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Each computer has an address that helps to identify and communicate throughout the network
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Webmaster/web developer
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People that produce websites
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Caching
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Browser stores copies on a user's computer of previously viewed web pages that a user already accessed so it does not have it find it again or request it
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Graphic Files (GIF AND JPEG)
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Web browsers display images with joint photographic expert group and graphic Interchange Format file formats.
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ISP
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Business or organization that provides people a way to access the internet and World Wide Web
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Search Engine
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Website that lets a user type specific keywords or phrases and then access a list of hits that best match the search criteria.
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Homepage
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Index of a webpage.
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