Across
- 2. Software used to control and maintain your computer.
- 5. Software used to do productive work and accomplish specific tasks.
- 10. Users must pay a license fee to use the the software. No source code is provided.
- 11. Software made available with a license that allows you to access and modify the source code, but not sell the software.
- 13. The way of getting both data and instructions into a computer.
- 14. Physical components and devices, the parts of a computer you can touch.
Down
- 1. Raw, Unprocessed facts.
- 2. The programs - sets of instructions - that tells the computer/device what to do.
- 3. A way of allowing the computer to show the results of the processing it has done.
- 4. Software distributed freely, but only for a limited time or limited functionality. You do not receive the source code.
- 6. Input, Processing and Output model
- 7. The result of processing data into meaningful facts.
- 8. Software which is distributed freely. You do not receive the source code. There is no limitation on the time or functionality.
- 9. The programming code used to develop a specific application.
- 12. A multi-purpose electronic tool that can receive data (input), process the data and output results.