Across
- 1. Central Processing Unit (the brain of the computer). Executes data and instructions.
- 3. Storage.
- 5. Connects your computer to another computer over a wide area network.
- 6. Local-Area network. Covers a small geographical area like at home, office or building.
- 8. How much space to store data? Measured in bytes.
- 10. Devices that you can carry with you and allows you to communicate with other devices.
- 11. Wide-Area network. Covers a broad geographical area like a country or across countries.
- 12. Read Only Memory. Non-Volatile.
- 13. Allows many computers to connect to a network.
- 14. Device where data are stored permanently.
Down
- 2. Connects the computer to external networks or devices such as monitor, printers, thumb-drives or external hard disks.
- 3. Describe the computer settings such CPU speed, RAM size, Hard-disk space etc
- 4. A private network accessible only by authorised people who are usually employees or occupants of the same organisation or place.
- 7. A public network accessible by everybody.
- 9. Random Access Memory. Primary Storage. Volatile.
- 12. Receives data and determines 'where to route' or which computer to send the data to.
