Modem
Multiplexer
Modulator
Demodulator
A. Modem
To produce result
To compare numbers
To control flow of information
To do maths works
English
Symbolic
High level
Temporary
UNIVAC
ENIAC
EDSAC
None of above
EFTS
MPG
MIPS
CPS
Keyboard
Mouse
Joystick
Track ball
1 second
10th of a seconds
1000th of a seconds
10000th of a seconds
It is understood by a computer
It is understood by programmer
It is understood user
Both a & b
First Generation
Second Generation
Third Generation
Fourth Generation
Editing
Writing
Formatting
All of above
writes computer programs for specific problems
operate the device which input and output data from the computer
normally require a college degree in computer science
all of the above
Memory address registers
Memory data register
Instruction register
Program counter
High level language
Low level language
Assembly language
Machine language
EFTS
MPG
MIPS
CPS
1024 bytes
1024 kilobytes
1024 megabytes
1024 gigabyte
1984
1989
1988
1990
Von Neumann
Joseph M Jacquard
J. P. Eckert and J. W. Mauchly
All of above
Speed
Accuracy
Reliability
Cost
First generation
Second generation
Third generation
Fourth generation
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Modulator
Demodulator
Modem
Decoder
input unit, output unit, control unit
input unit, output unit, control unit and storage
input unit, output unit, central processing unit and storage unit
input, output and storage units
Control bus
Control unit
Parity unit
Semiconductor
Compiler
Interpreter
Debugger
Assembler
Algorithmic language
Assembly language
Machine language
High level language
CD
DVD
ROM
RW
Time bomb
Worm
Melissa virus
Macro virus
Minicomputer
A laptop computer
Tablet PC
All of the above
680 KB
680 Bytes
680 MB
680 GB
Accuracy
Reliability
Diligence
Versatility
Distinct Memory Access
Direct Memory Access
Direct Module Access
Direct Memory Allocation