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Which book focuses on computer forensics and digital evidence?
Which book focuses on computer forensics and digital evidence?
What is the primary subject of the book 'Operating Systems: A Modern Perspective'?
What is the primary subject of the book 'Operating Systems: A Modern Perspective'?
Which author is associated with the book 'Data Communication and Networking'?
Which author is associated with the book 'Data Communication and Networking'?
Which edition of 'Computer Fundamentals' is referenced?
Which edition of 'Computer Fundamentals' is referenced?
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What is the main focus of the book 'Cyber Security: Understanding Cyber Crimes'?
What is the main focus of the book 'Cyber Security: Understanding Cyber Crimes'?
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Which number system is not included in the introductory content?
Which number system is not included in the introductory content?
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What type of storage device is defined as being directly accessible by the CPU?
What type of storage device is defined as being directly accessible by the CPU?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of a local area network (LAN)?
Which of the following is a characteristic of a local area network (LAN)?
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What is the main function of a router in networking?
What is the main function of a router in networking?
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Which mobile network technology primarily supports voice communication?
Which mobile network technology primarily supports voice communication?
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In what way can social media impact business?
In what way can social media impact business?
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Which of the following is a security concern associated with social media?
Which of the following is a security concern associated with social media?
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Which of the following best describes ASCII?
Which of the following best describes ASCII?
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Study Notes
Unit 1
- Introduces binary, octal, decimal, and hexadecimal number systems, conversion from one to another
- Explains representation of signed and unsigned binary numbers
- Discusses ASCII and UTF
- Covers computer history, evolution, key terms, computer architecture, hardware, and software
- Includes programming languages, compilers, and interpreters
Unit 2
- Explains computer hardware components like motherboard, processor, memory, storage devices, and networking hardware
- Discusses secondary storage devices
- Covers operating systems (OS), booting process, and different types of operating systems, including Windows and Linux
- Includes file systems
Unit 3
- Defines computer networks, digital and analog signaling methods
- Explains network topology and network types (LAN, MAN, WAN)
- Covers protocols such as OSI layer, TCP/IP protocol suite
- Discusses communication devices, different types of IP addresses and classes, subnet masks, MAC addresses, and the internet
- Includes websites, webpages, firewalls, IDS, and IPS
- Explains network and internet-related crimes
Unit 4
- Introduces mobile technologies (CDMA/GSM)
- Details components of cellular networks and software characteristic of mobile devices
- Explains mobile operating systems, mobile phones, international mobile equipment identity (IMEI), subscriber identity module (SIM), and smartphones
Unit 5
- Discusses social media, security issues in social media, and cyberbullying
- Covers crimes of social media like online grooming and cyberstalking
- Covers social media's impact on business, politics, revolutions, and emerging trends
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Description
Explore the foundational concepts of computer science through Units 1 to 3, which cover number systems, computer hardware, and networking. The quiz includes topics such as binary and hexadecimal systems, hardware components, operating systems, and networking protocols. Test your knowledge on essential terms and concepts vital for understanding computer architecture and networks.
