System fundamentals and designs Computer organisation Networks Computational thinking
100
What is parallel installation?
New system starts and the old ones works alongside. As such that data can be input in both. The advantages of this is that if either system fails, you can still use the other one. You can use the old one to check if the new one is working correctly or not
100
What is the function of a control unit?
Acts as a regulator to make sure all the functions of the CPU work accordingly.
100
What is a LAN (Local Area Network)?
A physical, network that is defined by cables and networking hardware
100
What is Abstraction?
This is using a ‘big idea to represent many smaller tasks
200
What is External storage ?
Files could be stored on an external flash disk or hard drive. Files could also be stored on a mobile phone or any storage device that is peripheral to the main operating system.

200
What are the four steps to the machine instruction cycle?
Fetch, decode, execute and store.
200
What is a Peer-to-peer Network?
This when computers are connected to each other via the internet
200
What are the fundamental operations of a computer?
Add, Retrieve, Compare and Store are this
300
What is a questionnaire?
It is the technique used to extract information from number of people. This method can be adopted and used only by an skilful analyst.

300
Toolbars, Menu panel, Windows, Icons, scroll bars, minimize, maximize and exit buttons, preferences
What are common features of applications?
300
What are the 7 layers of the OSI model?
These are: Physical, Data Link, Network, Transport, Session, Presentation and Application
300
What is Fixed Vocabulary?
Each language has a keyword that can be used (like ‘echo’ or ‘for’). Other words are not usable, unless they are defined.
400
What is throw-away prototyping?
A prototype is created and feedback given, but the prototype model is abandoned and a new one created to fit new criteria. Very inefficient and time-consuming.

400
Storage devices, like magnetic tape, magnetic disks, compact disks and flash drives, so that the programs or datas can be saved in so that no information will be lost if the computer doesn’t work or shut down.
Why is the need of a persistent storage?
400
What is a VPN (Virtual Private Network)?
They create a secure tunnel to another network for authentication
400
What is unambiguous meaning?
Code has one meaning.
500
What is a sip and puff?
Are good for people who are limited or have no motor to operate switch activated devices, including computers, augmentative communication devices, adapted toys.

500
Accepts two input signals which determines what the output signal will be. Example: if both inputs are 1, the output will be 1, otherwise, it’s 0.
What is an AND boolean operator?
500
What is a data packet?
A collection of data that is used by computers that need to communicate with one another. This is usually done through the internet.
500
What are higher level languages?
This allows programs to be written much quicker and more reliably






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