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Which of the following reflects the primary focus of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)?
Which of the following reflects the primary focus of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)?
- Processing data for scientific research.
- Developing software applications for businesses.
- Facilitating access to information through telecommunications. (correct)
- Managing and maintaining computer hardware.
In the context of computer hardware, what is the role of a 'bus'?
In the context of computer hardware, what is the role of a 'bus'?
- To provide a visual display of data being processed.
- To store data permanently.
- To execute instructions from software.
- To transmit data between computer components. (correct)
What distinguishes Random Access Memory (RAM) from a Hard Disk Drive (HDD) or Solid State Drive (SSD)?
What distinguishes Random Access Memory (RAM) from a Hard Disk Drive (HDD) or Solid State Drive (SSD)?
- There is no difference; all three serve the same function.
- HDDs and SSDs are used for processing instructions, while RAM is used for data input.
- RAM permanently stores data, while HDDs and SSDs provide temporary storage.
- RAM is directly accessible by the CPU and provides temporary storage, whereas HDDs and SSDs offer slower, permanent storage. (correct)
In what way has digital broadcasting influenced entertainment?
In what way has digital broadcasting influenced entertainment?
Which of the following correctly describes the function of the Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) within a CPU?
Which of the following correctly describes the function of the Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) within a CPU?
What is the primary purpose of netiquette?
What is the primary purpose of netiquette?
What is the distinction between 'data' and 'information'?
What is the distinction between 'data' and 'information'?
Which of the following describes the role of computer forensics experts?
Which of the following describes the role of computer forensics experts?
What does the term 'malware' refer to?
What does the term 'malware' refer to?
How did the introduction of integrated circuits (ICs) impact computer technology in the third generation of computers?
How did the introduction of integrated circuits (ICs) impact computer technology in the third generation of computers?
What implications arise from the fact that no single entity controls the internet?
What implications arise from the fact that no single entity controls the internet?
What is the function of a computer's 'sound card'?
What is the function of a computer's 'sound card'?
How did the use of debit and credit cards, online shopping, and ATM withdrawals impact concerns about identity and security?
How did the use of debit and credit cards, online shopping, and ATM withdrawals impact concerns about identity and security?
What is the role of 'Registers' within the Central Processing Unit (CPU)?
What is the role of 'Registers' within the Central Processing Unit (CPU)?
What is the main function of the Control Unit (CU) in the Von Neumann architecture?
What is the main function of the Control Unit (CU) in the Von Neumann architecture?
What is a key characteristic of systems operating under the Von Neumann architecture?
What is a key characteristic of systems operating under the Von Neumann architecture?
How do 'hybrid computers' combine analog and digital technologies?
How do 'hybrid computers' combine analog and digital technologies?
What is the function of a 'digital rights management' (DRM) system?
What is the function of a 'digital rights management' (DRM) system?
What is the purpose of the classification of 'age generations'?
What is the purpose of the classification of 'age generations'?
Which of the following is a key characteristic of a 'worm' in the context of malware?
Which of the following is a key characteristic of a 'worm' in the context of malware?
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Information and Communication Technologies
Information and Communication Technologies
Technologies that provide access to information through telecommunications.
Information Technology (IT)
Information Technology (IT)
It's anything having to do with computer hardware, software, or networks to store, create, secure, exchange, or access digital data.
Origin of Information Technology
Origin of Information Technology
Term coined by Harvard Business Review by Thomas L. Whisler and Harold J. Leavitt.
IT Services
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IT Infrastructure
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IT Software
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IT Hardware
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Information Technology's Necessity
Information Technology's Necessity
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Data and Information
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Information
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Data
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Perceptual Data
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Signs and Symbols
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Technology and Society
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Social Networking
Social Networking
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Netiquette
Netiquette
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Malware
Malware
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Spam
Spam
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Hoaxes
Hoaxes
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Phishing
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