Across
- 4. A data structure that allows for pushing and popping elements in a last-in-first-out order.
- 5. An organized collection of data that can be accessed and updated electronically.
- 7. System used to confirm whether a job applicant is legally authorized to work.
- 8. A repeated error caused by an error in the system or program.
- 10. Abbreviation for the US deferral agency for public security including immigration, cybersecurity, and disaster prevention.
- 11. A software and computer program error that causes incorrect behavior.
- 12. The process of planning, decision making and putting a system into effect.
- 13. The process of identifying and fixing errors in systems.
- 14. A displayed description to help the programmer/operator know the issue the program is having.
- 15. Reliance on computer systems and technology for essential functions.
- 16. The concept where everyday devices are embedded with software and communication technologies to connect and exchange data over the internet.
- 19. A check within a program that sees whether a given output or input falls within a logical range of what is acceptable.
- 20. A variable in computer programming storing true or false (0 or 1) for a condition in the program.
Down
- 1. Including duplicate components of systems in software to ensure reliability.
- 2. Process of identifying, analyzing, and evaluating potential risks in a system to ensure safety in the technology.
- 3. A mistake where the incorrect data is entered into a system.
- 6. A variable exceeding the storage capacity of memory it was allocated for.
- 9. A device that can operate in two different modes.
- 17. A computer controlled radiation therapy machine that caused several incidences with radiation overdoses to patients.
- 18. The name of Hong Kong’s international airport that experienced system failures.