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| Programms that run inside the computer |
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| Refers to physical devices such as computer,discs, monitorsand mouse. |
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| any input, output or storage connected to the l/O port |
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read only memory
Cant be changed
stores intructions nfor computer setup |
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Random Access Memory
fast temporary memory |
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a block of extra fast ram located on the cpu.
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| equivalent to ram but is non volitile |
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remote storage of date via the internet
eg. Google drive |
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Universal serial bus
*connecting devices |
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will state the capacity of the computers ram
every app needs a certain amount of ram |
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| software suitable for mangaing info in a table format |
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| a computerised filling system |
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| allows ser to imitate a process to see how it would behave in the real world |
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| Computer aided manufacture |
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| a type of cam coumputer uses data from cam to operate machines |
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| a 3d model or drawing can be input to a 3d printer to create a 3 dimensional shape |
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| the protocol used to transmit web pages over the internet |
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a secure version of Https.
Encrypted |
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user must pay to to use this software .
they do not have access to the sorce code |
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free to use.
source code is locked |
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free to use
soure-code is open to modification |
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| local area wireless technology |
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| pieces of data from a website stored on a users computer or web browser |
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malicious software
eg. viruses |
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| hacking, copyright, malware ect. |
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| attempt to acuire private information eg. password by pretending to be somebody else |
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| a security system that controls incoming and outgoing traffic between a computer and the internet. |
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| installs a firewall on your comuter |
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| legally protects owners of info, images ,sound and music. |
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| network that covers a small area such as a school. |
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| network that covers a large geographical area. |
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thin flexible pieces of glaas or plastic.
they transmit info through pules of light. |
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