RU ITEC421 Degradation Faults
Across
- 3. When multiple devices receive the same physical damage
- 4. Data is separate from the operation and is unaffected by failure
- 8. When a system loses power unexpectedly.
- 12. Protects against a system accessing memory addresses where it doesn't have access to
- 13. An error in input distribution that leads to The same input generating different outputs.
- 14. A backup that does not do any computations
- 16. The backup unit that operates exactly as the main unit
- 17. When there's no error detection so the system operates with an error for an arbitrary time.
- 18. distributed systems allow scaling up and down of computers as needed
- 19. An error in the system's clock causing a system to sometimes duplicate units or desynchronize.
- 20. computers systems do not have to match in specs allowing more freedom in designing computing systems
Down
- 1. The process of identifying errors
- 2. when multiple devices degrade due to being in the same environment
- 5. When multiple devices rely on a single source of power
- 6. a system stops operation when a failure is detected
- 7. A timer that helps detect errors and resets if a system fails
- 9. The backup that does not do any computations but is ready to take over the main unit if needed
- 10. A machine uses a fail status to try and recover from a failure
- 11. A type of check to detect errors in math calculations
- 15. A type of check on the data to verify its integrity