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  • 1

    The first electronic computer was developed in

    (1946-1959)

  • 2

    The first electronic computer was developed in 1946. Design, by _______&________ from the University of Pennsylvania

    J. Presper Eckert and John W. Mauchly

  • 3

    In this generation, the transistor was used as the interior sections of the computer. Transistors were much smaller, faster, and more dependable They generated less heat and consumed less electricity but were still very costly.

    Second-generation Computer (1959-1965)

  • 4

    Electronic Numeric Integrator and Calculator (ENIAC) considered to be the first-generation computer

    True

  • 5

    who invented the integrated circuit (IC) that was used instead of transistors as the interior sections to build the computer.

    Jack kilby

  • 6

    What year Jack Kilby invented the integrated circuit (IC) that was used instead of transistors as the interior sections to build the computer. A single IC has many transistors, resistors, and capacitors that even the full circuit board of a transistor can be replaced entirely with one chip.

    Third-generation Computer (1965-1971)

  • 7

    Very large scale integrated (VLSI) circuits were used to build computers. These circuits have about 5,000 transistors and other circuit elements with their connected circuits on a single chip known as the microprocessor.

    Fourth-generation Computer (1971-1980)

  • 8

    with the manufacture of microprocessor chips having 10 million electronic components. This generation involves computer intelligence which is associated with artificial intelligence (Al), natural language, and expert systems that interpret the means and practices of producing computers that think like human beings.

    ultra large-scale integration (ULSI)

  • 9

    circuits were used to build computers.

    very large scale integrated (VLSI)

  • 10

    This generation involves computer intelligence which is associated with artificial intelligence (Al), natural language, and expert systems that interpret the means and practices of producing computers that think like human beings.

    Fifth-generation Computer (1980-onwards)

  • 11

    is a vacuum tube containing an electron gun at one end and a fluorescent screen at another end. From this electron gun, a process called thermionic emission generates a strong beam of electrons.

    Cathode ray tube (CRT)

  • 12

    is a flat-panel display that consists of a layer of color or monochrome pixels arranged schematically between a couple of transparent electrodes and two polarizing filters.

    Liquid crystal display (LCD)

  • 13

    is a flat-panel display that uses light-emitting diodes for backlighting.

    Light-emitting diode (LED)

  • 14

    is the enclosure composed of the main elements of a computer that are used to administer data. This can be referred to as a computer case or tower.

    System Unit

  • 15

    can be utilized with only processing, memory, input, and output devices. To make it very valuable, a computer also needs a place to hold program files and all related files when they are not in use. The goal of using a storage is to keep data permanently.

    Storage Devices

  • 16

    Most computers bring out billions of operations in a single second. The world's fastest computer can perform trillions of operations in one second.

    Speed

  • 17

    The electronic components in modern computers are dependable because they have a low failure rate

    Reliability and consistency

  • 18

    Computers process large amounts of data and generate error-free results, provided the data is inputted correctly and the instructions work properly.

    Accuracy

  • 19

    It is unbearable to go through a day without communication. Communication happens between two or more people sending and receiving messages from one another.

    Communication

  • 20

    is a small, single uses based on a microprocessor. In addition to microprocessor, a personal computer has a keyboard for entering data, a monitor for displaying information, and storage device for saving data.

    Personal computer

  • 21

    is a powerful, single-user computer. like a personal computer, but it has a more powerful microprocessor and a higher-quality monitor.

    Workstation

  • 22

    - is a powerful multi-user computer capable of supporting hundreds or thousands of users simultaneously.

    Mainframe

  • 23

    is an extremely fast computer that can perform millions of instructions per second.

    Supercomputer

  • 24

    is a multi-user computer capable of supporting from 10 to hundreds of users simultaneously.

    Minicomputer

  • 25

    are computers designed to be placed on a desk, and are normally made up of a few different parts, including the computer case, central processing unit (CPU), monitor, keyboard, and mouse.

    Desktop computers

  • 26

    are battery-powered computer devices whose portability makes them possible to use almost anytime, anywhere.

    Laptop computer

  • 27

    are hand-held computers with touch-sensitive screen for typing and navigation

    Tablet computers

  • 28

    are hand-held which can do things that computers can do, including browsing and searching the internet and even playing console games.

    Smartphones

  • 29

    Digital Age, Information Age, and Computer Age: used interchangeably, capture the ubiquitous nature of computing and the prolific use of technology in almost all aspects of human activity such that digital interaction is a defining characteristic of human activity.

    True

  • 30

    Digital Age, Information Age, and Computer Age: This period is also characterized by the digital industry creating a knowledge-based society surrounded by a high-tech global economy that exerts its influence on how the manufacturing process and the service sector work in an efficient and convenient way.

    True

  • 31

    refers to the means of communication that uses unique tools to interconnect among people. The forms media include television, radio, cellular phones, and internet

    Media in the Digital Age

  • 32

    Media is considered to be the message itself for those who create and own the rights of content. The form of content can be user-generated or professionally-produced.

    The Message

  • 33

    is a form of content created and owned by the users of a system.

    User-generated content (UGC)

  • 34

    is a combination of two words—web and log. It works the same way as pen and paper would but privacy becomes irrelevant given that a blog post can be seen by anyone online.

    Blog

  • 35

    A person who writes blogs is called a

    Blogger

  • 36

    used refers to the tool or tools used in sending a message from the source to the desitination.

    The Medium

  • 37

    is the one who delivers the message.

    The Messenger

  • 38

    the telegraph was developed followed by the telephone which made the two-way communication possible Message sending and receiving can now be done both ways simultaneously.

    1800s

  • 39

    Evolution of Media The media has transformed itself based on two things: (1) how information is presented (2) how the connection is established.

    READ

  • 40

    What year is French film Le Voyage dans la Lune (A Trip to the Moon)

    1902

  • 41

    What is Virtual Reality

    A computer-generated representation of another universe or reality. It aids in the creation of realistic simulations and the "immersion" of the spectator through the use of computers and sensory instruments such as headsets and gloves.

  • 42

    What is Augmented Reality?

    a technology that combines the digital and physical worlds to create a virtual experience. Apps for mobile or desktop that use augmented reality technology to combine digital elements into the real environment.

  • 43

    a branch of artificial intelligence (Al) and computer science which focuses on the use of data and algorithms to imitate the way that humans learn, gradually improving its accuracy.

    Machine Learning

  • 44

    is a term for technology applications where human input is minimized.

    Automation

  • 45

    is claimed to be the "most powerful and smartest chip ever in a smartphone," with a neural engine capable of up to 600 billion operations per second.

    All bionic

  • 46

    A type of artificial intelligence, enables computers to learn from observation.

    Neutral engine

  • 47

    is not just designed for fun. It is also meant for productivity and efficiency. It allows one to navigate without looking at a map, visualize industrial equipment, and many others.

    AR

  • 48

    This level of automation is about digitizing work by using tools to streamline and centralize routine tasks, such as using a shared messaging system instead of having information in disconnected silos.

    Basic Automation

  • 49

    types of basic automation: Business process management (BPM) robotic process automation (RPA)

    READ

  • 50

    manages business processes for uniformity and transparency. It is typically handled by dedicated software and business apps.

    Process Automation

  • 51

    is where machines can mimic human tasks and repeat the actions once humans define the machine rules.

    Integration automation

  • 52

    The most complex level of. The addition of Al means that machines can "learn" and make decisions based on past situations they have encountered and analyzed.

    Artificial intelligence (Al) automation

  • 53

    is a term that describes large and complex volumes of data

    BIG DATA

  • 54

    The amount of data matters. With big data, you'll have to process high volumes of low-density, unstructured data.

    VOLUME

  • 55

    is the fast rate at which data is received and (perhaps) acted on. Normally, the highest velocity of data streams directly into memory versus being written to disk.

    VELOCITY

  • 56

    refers to the many types of data that are available. Traditional data types were structured and fit neatly in a relational database.

    VARIETY

  • 57

    Physical-digital integrations is idea that data or information on any given electronic device can be read or manipulated by another device using a standard format.

    READ

  • 58

    It is an act of theft in which a person copies another person's ideas, words, or writings, etc. and pass them off as his or her own. Those who committed such action may lead to serious legal and ethical defilements.

    Plaigiarism

  • 59

    It is an action in which one deals with a person dishonestly, unethically, and dishonorably, in order to take advantage of the latter's works and/or resources. This leads to unlawful actions.

    Exploitation

  • 60

    It can either be an insult, slur, or slander. Either written or spoken or even through actions, it may lead to. libel if the accusation is not true and without any Piece evidence.

    Libel

  • 61

    It refers to an act of installing or copying a software into the computer in the absence of an end-user licensing agreement (EULA), and/or producing a copy disregarding the copyrights.

    Software Piracy

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    The first electronic computer was developed in

    (1946-1959)

  • 2

    The first electronic computer was developed in 1946. Design, by _______&________ from the University of Pennsylvania

    J. Presper Eckert and John W. Mauchly

  • 3

    In this generation, the transistor was used as the interior sections of the computer. Transistors were much smaller, faster, and more dependable They generated less heat and consumed less electricity but were still very costly.

    Second-generation Computer (1959-1965)

  • 4

    Electronic Numeric Integrator and Calculator (ENIAC) considered to be the first-generation computer

    True

  • 5

    who invented the integrated circuit (IC) that was used instead of transistors as the interior sections to build the computer.

    Jack kilby

  • 6

    What year Jack Kilby invented the integrated circuit (IC) that was used instead of transistors as the interior sections to build the computer. A single IC has many transistors, resistors, and capacitors that even the full circuit board of a transistor can be replaced entirely with one chip.

    Third-generation Computer (1965-1971)

  • 7

    Very large scale integrated (VLSI) circuits were used to build computers. These circuits have about 5,000 transistors and other circuit elements with their connected circuits on a single chip known as the microprocessor.

    Fourth-generation Computer (1971-1980)

  • 8

    with the manufacture of microprocessor chips having 10 million electronic components. This generation involves computer intelligence which is associated with artificial intelligence (Al), natural language, and expert systems that interpret the means and practices of producing computers that think like human beings.

    ultra large-scale integration (ULSI)

  • 9

    circuits were used to build computers.

    very large scale integrated (VLSI)

  • 10

    This generation involves computer intelligence which is associated with artificial intelligence (Al), natural language, and expert systems that interpret the means and practices of producing computers that think like human beings.

    Fifth-generation Computer (1980-onwards)

  • 11

    is a vacuum tube containing an electron gun at one end and a fluorescent screen at another end. From this electron gun, a process called thermionic emission generates a strong beam of electrons.

    Cathode ray tube (CRT)

  • 12

    is a flat-panel display that consists of a layer of color or monochrome pixels arranged schematically between a couple of transparent electrodes and two polarizing filters.

    Liquid crystal display (LCD)

  • 13

    is a flat-panel display that uses light-emitting diodes for backlighting.

    Light-emitting diode (LED)

  • 14

    is the enclosure composed of the main elements of a computer that are used to administer data. This can be referred to as a computer case or tower.

    System Unit

  • 15

    can be utilized with only processing, memory, input, and output devices. To make it very valuable, a computer also needs a place to hold program files and all related files when they are not in use. The goal of using a storage is to keep data permanently.

    Storage Devices

  • 16

    Most computers bring out billions of operations in a single second. The world's fastest computer can perform trillions of operations in one second.

    Speed

  • 17

    The electronic components in modern computers are dependable because they have a low failure rate

    Reliability and consistency

  • 18

    Computers process large amounts of data and generate error-free results, provided the data is inputted correctly and the instructions work properly.

    Accuracy

  • 19

    It is unbearable to go through a day without communication. Communication happens between two or more people sending and receiving messages from one another.

    Communication

  • 20

    is a small, single uses based on a microprocessor. In addition to microprocessor, a personal computer has a keyboard for entering data, a monitor for displaying information, and storage device for saving data.

    Personal computer

  • 21

    is a powerful, single-user computer. like a personal computer, but it has a more powerful microprocessor and a higher-quality monitor.

    Workstation

  • 22

    - is a powerful multi-user computer capable of supporting hundreds or thousands of users simultaneously.

    Mainframe

  • 23

    is an extremely fast computer that can perform millions of instructions per second.

    Supercomputer

  • 24

    is a multi-user computer capable of supporting from 10 to hundreds of users simultaneously.

    Minicomputer

  • 25

    are computers designed to be placed on a desk, and are normally made up of a few different parts, including the computer case, central processing unit (CPU), monitor, keyboard, and mouse.

    Desktop computers

  • 26

    are battery-powered computer devices whose portability makes them possible to use almost anytime, anywhere.

    Laptop computer

  • 27

    are hand-held computers with touch-sensitive screen for typing and navigation

    Tablet computers

  • 28

    are hand-held which can do things that computers can do, including browsing and searching the internet and even playing console games.

    Smartphones

  • 29

    Digital Age, Information Age, and Computer Age: used interchangeably, capture the ubiquitous nature of computing and the prolific use of technology in almost all aspects of human activity such that digital interaction is a defining characteristic of human activity.

    True

  • 30

    Digital Age, Information Age, and Computer Age: This period is also characterized by the digital industry creating a knowledge-based society surrounded by a high-tech global economy that exerts its influence on how the manufacturing process and the service sector work in an efficient and convenient way.

    True

  • 31

    refers to the means of communication that uses unique tools to interconnect among people. The forms media include television, radio, cellular phones, and internet

    Media in the Digital Age

  • 32

    Media is considered to be the message itself for those who create and own the rights of content. The form of content can be user-generated or professionally-produced.

    The Message

  • 33

    is a form of content created and owned by the users of a system.

    User-generated content (UGC)

  • 34

    is a combination of two words—web and log. It works the same way as pen and paper would but privacy becomes irrelevant given that a blog post can be seen by anyone online.

    Blog

  • 35

    A person who writes blogs is called a

    Blogger

  • 36

    used refers to the tool or tools used in sending a message from the source to the desitination.

    The Medium

  • 37

    is the one who delivers the message.

    The Messenger

  • 38

    the telegraph was developed followed by the telephone which made the two-way communication possible Message sending and receiving can now be done both ways simultaneously.

    1800s

  • 39

    Evolution of Media The media has transformed itself based on two things: (1) how information is presented (2) how the connection is established.

    READ

  • 40

    What year is French film Le Voyage dans la Lune (A Trip to the Moon)

    1902

  • 41

    What is Virtual Reality

    A computer-generated representation of another universe or reality. It aids in the creation of realistic simulations and the "immersion" of the spectator through the use of computers and sensory instruments such as headsets and gloves.

  • 42

    What is Augmented Reality?

    a technology that combines the digital and physical worlds to create a virtual experience. Apps for mobile or desktop that use augmented reality technology to combine digital elements into the real environment.

  • 43

    a branch of artificial intelligence (Al) and computer science which focuses on the use of data and algorithms to imitate the way that humans learn, gradually improving its accuracy.

    Machine Learning

  • 44

    is a term for technology applications where human input is minimized.

    Automation

  • 45

    is claimed to be the "most powerful and smartest chip ever in a smartphone," with a neural engine capable of up to 600 billion operations per second.

    All bionic

  • 46

    A type of artificial intelligence, enables computers to learn from observation.

    Neutral engine

  • 47

    is not just designed for fun. It is also meant for productivity and efficiency. It allows one to navigate without looking at a map, visualize industrial equipment, and many others.

    AR

  • 48

    This level of automation is about digitizing work by using tools to streamline and centralize routine tasks, such as using a shared messaging system instead of having information in disconnected silos.

    Basic Automation

  • 49

    types of basic automation: Business process management (BPM) robotic process automation (RPA)

    READ

  • 50

    manages business processes for uniformity and transparency. It is typically handled by dedicated software and business apps.

    Process Automation

  • 51

    is where machines can mimic human tasks and repeat the actions once humans define the machine rules.

    Integration automation

  • 52

    The most complex level of. The addition of Al means that machines can "learn" and make decisions based on past situations they have encountered and analyzed.

    Artificial intelligence (Al) automation

  • 53

    is a term that describes large and complex volumes of data

    BIG DATA

  • 54

    The amount of data matters. With big data, you'll have to process high volumes of low-density, unstructured data.

    VOLUME

  • 55

    is the fast rate at which data is received and (perhaps) acted on. Normally, the highest velocity of data streams directly into memory versus being written to disk.

    VELOCITY

  • 56

    refers to the many types of data that are available. Traditional data types were structured and fit neatly in a relational database.

    VARIETY

  • 57

    Physical-digital integrations is idea that data or information on any given electronic device can be read or manipulated by another device using a standard format.

    READ

  • 58

    It is an act of theft in which a person copies another person's ideas, words, or writings, etc. and pass them off as his or her own. Those who committed such action may lead to serious legal and ethical defilements.

    Plaigiarism

  • 59

    It is an action in which one deals with a person dishonestly, unethically, and dishonorably, in order to take advantage of the latter's works and/or resources. This leads to unlawful actions.

    Exploitation

  • 60

    It can either be an insult, slur, or slander. Either written or spoken or even through actions, it may lead to. libel if the accusation is not true and without any Piece evidence.

    Libel

  • 61

    It refers to an act of installing or copying a software into the computer in the absence of an end-user licensing agreement (EULA), and/or producing a copy disregarding the copyrights.

    Software Piracy