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- 1. a non-volatile, physical data storage device in computers that uses rapidly rotating magnetic disks (platters) and actuator arms with read/write heads to store and retrieve digital information, such as operating systems, applications, and files
- 4. the process of transferring data, such as files, images, or software, from a remote server or the internet to a local computer or mobile device
- 5. A unit of information usually consisting of 8 bits
- 6. programs that run to destroy or hack your device and either render it useless or unsafe to use
- 7. 1,000,000 bytes
- 9. Global decentralized network of networks connecting millions of computing devices such as computers, phones, or PC’s
- 11. systems An operating system (OS) is the foundational software that manages a computer's hardware, memory, and processes while providing a platform for applications to run
- 13. input devices
- 17. Open-Source Software
- 18. Domain Name System
- 19. the four things a computer does
- 20. a computer programming language consisting of binary or hexadecimal instructions which a computer can respond to directly.
- 22. a computer or software program that manages, stores, and sends data to other computers, known as "clients," over a network
- 23. Central Processing Unit the "brain" of the computer that executes instructions from software by performing fundamental arithmetic, logic, controlling, and input/output (I/O) operations
- 24. or Reboot booting on a device means to power on the device and reboot means to restart it
- 25. a method of tracking what a user does, preferences, or information
- 27. Random access memory
- 28. Personally identifiable information
- 30. Portable Document Format
- 31. search engines
- 33. a computer-generated, three-dimensional environment that simulates a realistic, immersive experience
- 34. the four things a computer does
- 36. the gap between demographics and regions that have access to modern information and communication technology (computers, high-speed internet) and those that do not
- 37. Ethernet is the standard technology for connecting devices in a wired Local Area Network (LAN), providing fast, secure, and reliable internet or network connections
Down
- 2. legally protected intangible assets created by the mind, covering software code, algorithms, hardware designs, and digital branding
- 3. A way of encrypting information that when you have the key you can access it otherwise, you can’t
- 8. the smallest, most fundamental unit of digital information in computing and coding
- 9. the four things a computer does
- 10. Read-Only Memory
- 12. a global information system of interlinked documents (webpages), images, and resources accessible via the internet using web browsers
- 14. a way of blocking malware and suspicious activity essentially acting as a barrier
- 15. the four things a computer does
- 16. the primary printed circuit board (PCB) in a computer that serves as the central hub connecting all internal components, including the CPU, RAM, and storage. It facilitates communication between parts and distributes power from the PSU
- 21. ways to backup your information
- 23. the keyboard shortcut for print
- 26. output devices
- 29. address Internet Protocol (IP) address is a unique numerical label
- 32. (Uniform Resource Locator) is the unique web address for a specific resource (like a webpage, image, or file) on the internet
- 35. browsers
- 38. HyperText Markup Language
