RU ITEC421 Errors, Faults, Hazerds
Across
- 5. An incorrect step in any process and data definition in computer program which is responsible of the unintended behavior of any program in the computer.
- 7. A signal or event generated by hardware or software that temporarily halts the normal execution of a program to handle a specific task or event of higher priority.
- 8. Potential risks or threats to system reliability and security, stemming from various sources such as software vulnerabilities, hardware failures, or malicious attacks.
- 9. A fault that exists but does not cause an error under normal operating conditions.
- 10. A type of fault characterized by inconsistent or conflicting behavior exhibited by different elements of a distributed system.
- 11. A fault that remains present once it occurs.
- 13. A collection of interconnected components or elements that work together to achieve a specific purpose or function.
- 15. A fault that occurs when a component or system experiences a gradual decline in performance or functionality over time.
- 16. A semiconductor device used to amplify or switch electronic signals and electrical power.
- 18. The process of examining, studying, and evaluating data, information, or systems to understand their structure, behavior, or characteristics.
- 19. Data that has been altered, damaged, or rendered unusable due to errors, faults, or unintended changes during storage, transmission, or processing.
Down
- 1. A mistake or malfunction that occurs within a computer system, leading to unexpected or incorrect behavior.
- 2. The process of creating the overall structure, architecture, and specifications for a software system, hardware component, or computing solution.
- 3. A fault that results in an error when it occurs.
- 4. A technique used to detect errors in data transmission or storage by adding an extra bit to the transmitted or stored data.
- 6. The meaning or interpretation of data, commands, or instructions within a programming language, system, or application.
- 9. The degree of reliability, availability, safety, and security of a system or software application.
- 12. External devices connected to a computer system, typically for input, output, or storage purposes.
- 14. A fault that occurs temporarily and does not persist.
- 17. A collection of instructions and data that instructs a computer system on how to perform specific tasks or operations.