A device that displays visual information, often from a computer.

A device that captures sound and converts it into an electronic signal, which can be processed by a computer.

The smallest unit of information in a computer.

A group of 8 bits.

Software that allows you to create and edit presentations with slides, images, and text.

Software that allows you to create, edit, and manage spreadsheets with rows and columns.

The physical components of a computer system, such as the keyboard, mouse, monitor, and central processing unit (CPU).

The set of instructions that tell the computer what to do. It includes operating systems, applications, and programs.

Malware is a program that can damage or steal data from your computer without your knowledge. It could be a virus, worm, trojan horse, or spyware.

A firewall protects your computer or network from unauthorized access or malicious attacks. It acts as a gatekeeper, controlling incoming and outgoing traffic.

A URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is the address of a web page. It tells your browser where to find the information you're looking for.

Cloud computing is a way of accessing and using computer resources like servers, storage, and software over the internet. You don't need to buy or maintain your own hardware, it's all managed remotely.

The primary function of a web browser is to access and display web pages. It allows you to navigate the internet, view web content, and interact with websites.

A cell address in a spreadsheet program, like Microsoft Excel. It combines a column letter and a row number, like A1 or C$1.

An operator used in Excel to multiply values. It is placed between the cells you want to multiply together.

A formula in Excel where the row reference is absolute, meaning it won't change when the formula is copied to other cells. The '$' symbol signifies an absolute reference.

A formula in Excel that calculates the sum of a range of cells. For example, =SUM(A1:A5) will add the values from cells A1 to A5.

A formula in Excel that checks a condition and returns a specific value based on the outcome. Example, =IF(E10>74, "PASSED", "FAILED")

A system that provides online access to government services, information, and resources for citizens. It aims to make government more accessible and efficient.

Hypertext Markup Language. It is a language used for creating webpages, defining their structure and content.

A tag in HTML used to specify the background color of a webpage. It attributes a color to the 'body' of the document.

Tags in HTML that identify headings in a document. They typically range from '

' (biggest) to '

' (smallest).

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A tag in HTML that designates the start of a new paragraph. It adds a clear space between paragraphs for improved readability.

A set of tags in HTML used to create table structures. They allow you to organize data into rows and columns.

A set of tags in HTML used to define the title of a webpage. It appears on the browser tab and is used for search engine optimization.

A layer in the TCP/IP model that handles the communication between applications on different computers. It allows applications to communicate independently of the underlying network.

A set of rules that define the format and presentation of webpages. It's used by web browsers to display a webpage correctly.

A set of tags in HTML that define the style and appearance of elements within a webpage. It's used to control things like font size, color, and formatting.