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What does RAM stand for?
What does RAM stand for?
- Read Access Memory
- Run Access Memory
- Readily Available Memory
- Random Access Memory (correct)
What is the function of a motherboard?
What is the function of a motherboard?
It is a printed circuit board containing the principal components of a computer.
What does the processor do?
What does the processor do?
It executes instructions.
What is the purpose of a hard drive?
What is the purpose of a hard drive?
What does the video card do?
What does the video card do?
What is a CPU?
What is a CPU?
What are mouse and keyboard used for?
What are mouse and keyboard used for?
What is the function of a printer?
What is the function of a printer?
What does a DVD player do?
What does a DVD player do?
What is the function of a mic?
What is the function of a mic?
What do speakers do?
What do speakers do?
What is the keyboard used for?
What is the keyboard used for?
What is a USB drive?
What is a USB drive?
What is cloud storage?
What is cloud storage?
What is a monitor?
What is a monitor?
What does downloading mean?
What does downloading mean?
What is data?
What is data?
What is the Turing test used for?
What is the Turing test used for?
What are some popular computer languages?
What are some popular computer languages?
What are 0's and 1's?
What are 0's and 1's?
What is a BIT?
What is a BIT?
What is an algorithm?
What is an algorithm?
What is a byte?
What is a byte?
Flashcards
What is RAM?
What is RAM?
The temporary working memory that allows the computer to store and access data quickly during operation.
What is the Motherboard?
What is the Motherboard?
The main printed circuit board that houses essential components of a computer and facilitates communication between them.
What is the CPU?
What is the CPU?
The central processing unit responsible for executing instructions and processing data.
What is a Hard Drive?
What is a Hard Drive?
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What is a Video Card?
What is a Video Card?
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What are Mouse and Keyboard?
What are Mouse and Keyboard?
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What is a Printer?
What is a Printer?
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What is a DVD Player?
What is a DVD Player?
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What is a Microphone?
What is a Microphone?
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What are Speakers?
What are Speakers?
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What is a Monitor?
What is a Monitor?
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What is a USB Drive?
What is a USB Drive?
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What is Cloud Storage?
What is Cloud Storage?
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What is Downloading?
What is Downloading?
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What is Data?
What is Data?
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What is the Turing Test?
What is the Turing Test?
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What are Popular Programming Languages?
What are Popular Programming Languages?
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What are Binary Numbers?
What are Binary Numbers?
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What is a BIT?
What is a BIT?
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What is an Algorithm?
What is an Algorithm?
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What is a Byte?
What is a Byte?
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Study Notes
Computer Hardware Components
- RAM: Temporary working memory that allows the computer to store and access data quickly during operation.
- Motherboard: The main printed circuit board that houses essential components of a computer and facilitates communication between them.
- Processor (CPU): The central processing unit, responsible for executing instructions and processing data.
- Hard Drive: Provides long-term storage for data, applications, and system files, retaining information even when the computer is powered off.
- Video Card: A specialized component that renders output for displays, significantly impacting graphics performance.
- Mouse and Keyboard: Primary input devices that allow users to interact with the computer.
Storage and Output Devices
- Printer: Outputs digital documents into hard copies for physical distribution.
- DVD Player: A device that reads and plays DVDs and CDs, often used for multimedia content.
- Microphone (Mic): Converts sound into digital information, enabling audio input for recording or communication.
- Speakers: Transform processed digital information back into audible sound waves for user playback.
- Monitor: The display screen that shows the output from the computer, visualizing data, programs, and media.
Data Management and Storage Solutions
- USB Drive: A compact and portable storage device that connects to the computer via USB for additional data storage.
- Cloud Storage: Internet-based storage option that allows users to store data remotely, providing accessibility from any device with internet connectivity.
Data and Programming Concepts
- Downloading: The process of copying files from the internet or a server to a local device.
- Data: Represents an incomplete record of reality, which can vary in structure and format.
- Turing Test: A measure used to assess a machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human.
- Popular Computer Programming Languages: Includes Java, C++, Visual Basic, and Python, each suited for different applications and development needs.
Fundamental Computing Terms
- Binary Numbers (0's and 1's): The basic language of computers, representing data in a dual system of zeros and ones.
- BIT: The smallest unit of data in computing, representing a binary digit, essential for processing information.
- Algorithm: A defined set of step-by-step instructions or procedures for solving a particular problem.
- Byte: Comprises 8 bits, serving as a standard measurement for data storage and processing capacity.
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This quiz features key terms and definitions related to computer hardware components. Test your knowledge on essential concepts such as RAM, motherboard, processor, and more. Perfect for students and enthusiasts looking to reinforce their understanding of computer science basics.
