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Cycle Power
Turn off the CPU the back on.
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Bit-Mapped
Display information stored in (the bits of) the CPU's memory.
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Pixels
Picture Elements, the monitors screen is divided into a grid of small units.
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Integrated Circuit
Microchips
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Factor of Improvement
Dividing the new rate by the old rate.
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GUI
Graphical User Interface
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Broadcast Communication
Single sender and many receivers.
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Synchronous Communication
Requires both the sender and receiver are active at the same time.
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Asynchronous Communication
The sending and receiving occur at different times.
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Mulitcast
Many receivers.
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Point-to-Point Communication
Single sender single receiver.
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DNS
Domain Name System, translates the heirarchical, human-readable names into the four number IP addresses.
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TLDs
Top-level domain (e.g. .com, .edu, etc.)
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TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
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URL
Universal Resource Locator
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HTTP
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
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Memory Engineer
The process of fashioning inchoate (undeveloped, beginning) digital past information into useful memories
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Photogrammetry
Method of 3D modeling that stitches 2D photos to create a digital model
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Google+
Site designed to direct messages to specific groups of people “circles” (Google's equivalent to Facebook)
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Jain and Sundin
The scare tactic article, fake CPU viruses “creators”
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Byte
8 bits (0 or 1) of memory
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Algorithm
A precise and systematic method for solving a problem
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ENIAC
Electronic Numerical Integrator Analyzer and Computer (1943-1945), first programmers were women
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SCSI
Small Computer System Interface
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Instance
One of whatever kind of information the application processes
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IPv4
4 numbers long, 200 different connections
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IPv6
16 numbers long, 200 million connections
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DHCP
Dynamic Host Computer Protocol, assigns IP address to computer
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DNS
Domain Name System, translates the domain name into an IP address
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Ping (Trace Root)
Computer network tool to test if a particular host is reachable on IP network
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Root Name Server
Keeps master list of all name-to-address relations
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Server
Can handle many requests/clients at once
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