5.2 Operating Systems

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Across
  1. 2. A basic system software that initializes hardware during startup and provides runtime services.
  2. 5. A form of data storage used in early computers, consisting of stiff paper cards with holes punched in specific positions to represent data or instructions.
  3. 7. Determines how memory is allocated and deallocated.
  4. 8. Extra memory created by using part of the hard drive when RAM is full
  5. 10. A small picture or symbol representing an application or file on a screen.
  6. 11. part of the operating system that ensures the integrity, confidentiality and availability of data
  7. 12. The interface through which humans interact with computers.
  8. 13. function of memory management that determines how much memory is allocated to an application.
  9. 14. The process of starting up a computer and loading the operating system.
  10. 15. software that provides an environment in which applications can run andprovides an interface between hardware and human operators
  11. 16. A small, fast memory where frequently used data is stored for quick access.
Down
  1. 1. A text-based interface where users type commands to interact with the system.
  2. 3. Running multiple programs at the same time on a computer.
  3. 4. A user-friendly interface using visuals like icons and windows.
  4. 6. A signal that tells the CPU to stop its current task and handle something urgent.
  5. 9. Manages the main memory to ensure efficient performance.