A to Z of New Technologies

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Guess a tech term for each letter of the alphabet.

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A to Z of New TechnologiesVersion en ligne Guess a tech term for each letter of the alphabet. par Chema Rodríguez A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P S T U V W Starts with A Grouping computers by time elapsed between date of purchase and the present. Starts with B (Noun) a copy of a master file or program. To be most effective from a security standpoint, backups are frequently stored at off-site locations. Starts with C The main chip that controls the operation of the rest of the computer (i.e., the computer's "brain," where instructions are processed and information flow is managed). Starts with D A large collection of data that is developed and maintained for quick searching and retrieving. Starts with E An identifying address for a user's mailbox; characters identifying the user are followed by the @ symbol and the address of the mailbox's computer. Starts with F An electronic boundary that prevents unauthorized users and/or packets of data or information (e.g., files and programs) from accessing a protected system. Starts with G An electronic calculator that has the capability to compute and display functions in graphical form. Starts with H An unauthorized user who attempts to access a system and its information. Starts with I A world-wide network of computer networks through which people can exchange data and communications. Starts with K 1,024 (210) bits Starts with L A portable personal computer that is small enough to fit on a person's lap (i.e., it weighs less than eight pounds). Laptops are usually capable of being powered by rechargeable batteries. Starts with M A device similar to a television screen that receives video signals from the computer and displays the information for the user. Starts with N A point of access on a network (i.e., a point of connection). Starts with O A location other than an organization's primary work site or place of business. Starts with P The set of standards and rules, such as Ethernet or token ring, that letsnetworked computers communicate or share information. Starts with S Any of a variety of agents or mechanisms for storing electronic data or files, including disks, tapes, and compact discs. Starts with T The basic abilities needed to operate computers and computer-based applications. Starts with U Computer manufactured within five years prior to data collection. Starts with V A major edition of a computer program. Starts with W Software that allows a user to locate, view, and access information from World Wide Web sites via the use of a graphical interface (e.g., Internet Explorer, Netscape).

A to Z of New TechnologiesVersion en ligne

Guess a tech term for each letter of the alphabet.

par Chema Rodríguez

Starts with A

Grouping computers by time elapsed between date of purchase and the present.

Starts with B

(Noun) a copy of a master file or program. To be most effective from a security standpoint, backups are frequently stored at off-site locations.

Starts with C

The main chip that controls the operation of the rest of the computer (i.e., the computer's "brain," where instructions are processed and information flow is managed).

Starts with D

A large collection of data that is developed and maintained for quick searching and retrieving.

Starts with E

An identifying address for a user's mailbox; characters identifying the user are followed by the @ symbol and the address of the mailbox's computer.

Starts with F

An electronic boundary that prevents unauthorized users and/or packets of data or information (e.g., files and programs) from accessing a protected system.

Starts with G

An electronic calculator that has the capability to compute and display functions in graphical form.

Starts with H

An unauthorized user who attempts to access a system and its information.

Starts with I

A world-wide network of computer networks through which people can exchange data and communications.

Starts with K

1,024 (210) bits

Starts with L

A portable personal computer that is small enough to fit on a person's lap (i.e., it weighs less than eight pounds). Laptops are usually capable of being powered by rechargeable batteries.

Starts with M

A device similar to a television screen that receives video signals from the computer and displays the information for the user.

Starts with N

A point of access on a network (i.e., a point of connection).

Starts with O

A location other than an organization's primary work site or place of business.

Starts with P

The set of standards and rules, such as Ethernet or token ring, that letsnetworked computers communicate or share information.

Starts with S

Any of a variety of agents or mechanisms for storing electronic data or files, including disks, tapes, and compact discs.

Starts with T

The basic abilities needed to operate computers and computer-based applications.

Starts with U

Computer manufactured within five years prior to data collection.

Starts with V

A major edition of a computer program.

Starts with W

Software that allows a user to locate, view, and access information from World Wide Web sites via the use of a graphical interface (e.g., Internet Explorer, Netscape).

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A to Z of New TechnologiesVersion en ligne

par Chema Rodríguez

Starts with A

Grouping computers by time elapsed between date of purchase and the present.

Starts with B

(Noun) a copy of a master file or program. To be most effective from a security standpoint, backups are frequently stored at off-site locations.

Starts with C

The main chip that controls the operation of the rest of the computer (i.e., the computer's "brain," where instructions are processed and information flow is managed).

Starts with D

A large collection of data that is developed and maintained for quick searching and retrieving.

Starts with E

An identifying address for a user's mailbox; characters identifying the user are followed by the @ symbol and the address of the mailbox's computer.

Starts with F

An electronic boundary that prevents unauthorized users and/or packets of data or information (e.g., files and programs) from accessing a protected system.

Starts with G

An electronic calculator that has the capability to compute and display functions in graphical form.

Starts with H

An unauthorized user who attempts to access a system and its information.

Starts with I

A world-wide network of computer networks through which people can exchange data and communications.

Starts with K

1,024 (210) bits

Starts with L

A portable personal computer that is small enough to fit on a person's lap (i.e., it weighs less than eight pounds). Laptops are usually capable of being powered by rechargeable batteries.

Starts with M

A device similar to a television screen that receives video signals from the computer and displays the information for the user.

Starts with N

A point of access on a network (i.e., a point of connection).

Starts with O

A location other than an organization's primary work site or place of business.

Starts with P

The set of standards and rules, such as Ethernet or token ring, that letsnetworked computers communicate or share information.

Starts with S

Any of a variety of agents or mechanisms for storing electronic data or files, including disks, tapes, and compact discs.

Starts with T

The basic abilities needed to operate computers and computer-based applications.

Starts with U

Computer manufactured within five years prior to data collection.

Starts with V

A major edition of a computer program.

Starts with W

Software that allows a user to locate, view, and access information from World Wide Web sites via the use of a graphical interface (e.g., Internet Explorer, Netscape).