Data
Bytes
Graphics
Pictures
A. Data
Inkjet
Laser
Thermal
Dot matrix
Data transmission
Data flow
Data capture
Data processing
Transistors
Vacuum Tubes and Valves
Integrated Circuits
None of above
XT computer
AT computers
None of these
Both of these
Young hacker.
Trusted employee with no criminal record.
Trusted employee with a long, but unknown criminal record.
Overseas young cracker.
Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory
Easily Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory
Electronic Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory
None of the above
XT computer
AT computers
PS/2 computer
None of above
Stationary
Difficult to move
Dragged
Moved in small steps
Input unit
Secondary storage unit
Output Unit
Primary Memory Unit
Distinct Memory Access
Direct Memory Access
Direct Module Access
Direct Memory Allocation
Time-related bomb sequence.
Virus.
Time bomb.
Trojan horse.
Light pen
Mouse
Digitizer
Terminal
first generation
second generation
third generation
fourth generation
It is expensive relative to magnetic tape
It provides only sequential access to stored data
Users can easily update records by writing over the old data
All of above
Mainframe
Mini-computer
Microcomputer
PDA
Memory
Buffer
Accumulator
Address
Know the memory capacity
Identify the base of a number system
Direct the output to a printer
Specify the problem completely and clearly
Interactive
Interrogation
Heuristic
All of the above
COBOl
BASIC
C
LISP
multimedia
word
numbers
characters
EDSAC
ENIAC
Abacus
UNIVAC
Compiler
Interpreter
Assembler
Comparator
First generation
Fourth generation
Fifth Generation
Third generation
Mark I
ABC
Z3
None of above
ALU
CU
Memory
Registers
680 KB
680 Bytes
680 MB
680 GB
John Burdeen
William Shockley
Walter Brattain
Lee de Forest
Resembles digital computer
Resembles analogue computer
Resembles both a digital and analogue computer
None of the above
OMR
Punch card reader
Optical scanners
Magnetic tape
Machine language
Assembly language
High level language
None of above