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What is one characteristic of programmable devices?
What is one characteristic of programmable devices?
- They require constant manual input to function.
- They incorporate hardware components like FPGAs and CPLDs. (correct)
- They are incapable of following instructions.
- They can only process analog signals.
Which statement is true regarding small computers?
Which statement is true regarding small computers?
- They function completely without user input.
- They are not programmable devices.
- They perform one or a few operations based on instructions. (correct)
- They can perform a large number of complex operations.
Which of the following is a listed example of programmable devices?
Which of the following is a listed example of programmable devices?
- Xilinx Virtex 6 (correct)
- Basic calculators without programmable features
- Traditional modems
- Standard desktop computers without special hardware
What is an example of service enabling devices (SEDs)?
What is an example of service enabling devices (SEDs)?
What does HCI stand for?
What does HCI stand for?
What is one potential downside of increased reliance on technology in risk management?
What is one potential downside of increased reliance on technology in risk management?
Which of the following is a feature of natural interfaces?
Which of the following is a feature of natural interfaces?
Which of the following defines accountability?
Which of the following defines accountability?
What characteristic distinguishes computers from other programmable devices?
What characteristic distinguishes computers from other programmable devices?
Which device is typically NOT considered a programmable device?
Which device is typically NOT considered a programmable device?
How do emerging technologies impact security operations?
How do emerging technologies impact security operations?
Which technology is NOT mentioned as part of enhanced surveillance capabilities?
Which technology is NOT mentioned as part of enhanced surveillance capabilities?
What does advanced forensics rely on?
What does advanced forensics rely on?
What is a potential consequence of technology taking over individual responsibility?
What is a potential consequence of technology taking over individual responsibility?
Which technology is used for situational awareness in crisis responses?
Which technology is used for situational awareness in crisis responses?
Which of the following options can serve as a bio-signature?
Which of the following options can serve as a bio-signature?
What is one of the main benefits of big data clustering software?
What is one of the main benefits of big data clustering software?
Which characteristic of Hadoop allows for resistance to hardware failure?
Which characteristic of Hadoop allows for resistance to hardware failure?
What does the 'Ingesting' stage in the Big Data Life Cycle with Hadoop involve?
What does the 'Ingesting' stage in the Big Data Life Cycle with Hadoop involve?
Which component of the Hadoop ecosystem is primarily responsible for data processing?
Which component of the Hadoop ecosystem is primarily responsible for data processing?
How does Hadoop achieve flexibility in data storage?
How does Hadoop achieve flexibility in data storage?
Which tool is used for visualizing data results in the Hadoop ecosystem?
Which tool is used for visualizing data results in the Hadoop ecosystem?
What does the 'Computing and Analyzing' stage primarily involve?
What does the 'Computing and Analyzing' stage primarily involve?
Which potential benefit of Hadoop allows for reduced costs in data processing?
Which potential benefit of Hadoop allows for reduced costs in data processing?
What is a key component of the IoT formula according to the 2020 conceptual framework?
What is a key component of the IoT formula according to the 2020 conceptual framework?
Which feature of IoT enables the creation of small networks between system devices?
Which feature of IoT enables the creation of small networks between system devices?
Who was the first to describe the Internet of Things?
Who was the first to describe the Internet of Things?
What does the 'sensors' feature in IoT achieve?
What does the 'sensors' feature in IoT achieve?
Which historical development is NOT typically associated with the evolution of the Internet of Things?
Which historical development is NOT typically associated with the evolution of the Internet of Things?
What role does AI play in IoT systems?
What role does AI play in IoT systems?
Which of the following statements about IoT is true?
Which of the following statements about IoT is true?
What is one of the earliest examples of the Internet of Things?
What is one of the earliest examples of the Internet of Things?
What is the main purpose of Virtual Reality (VR)?
What is the main purpose of Virtual Reality (VR)?
Which of the following best describes Augmented Reality (AR)?
Which of the following best describes Augmented Reality (AR)?
In a Mixed Reality (MR) scenario, what is a key characteristic?
In a Mixed Reality (MR) scenario, what is a key characteristic?
Which device is primarily associated with Virtual Reality?
Which device is primarily associated with Virtual Reality?
What type of experience does Augmented Reality primarily provide?
What type of experience does Augmented Reality primarily provide?
Which of these is an example of Mixed Reality?
Which of these is an example of Mixed Reality?
How do most standalone VR headsets operate?
How do most standalone VR headsets operate?
What does the term 'synthetic content' refer to in Mixed Reality?
What does the term 'synthetic content' refer to in Mixed Reality?
Study Notes
Programmable Devices
- Programmable devices include Field Programmable Logic Devices (FPGAs), Complex Programmable Logic Devices (CPLD), and Programmable Logic Devices (PLD).
- Analog equivalent devices are known as Field Programmable Analog Arrays.
- Computers are the most prevalent programmable devices, executing instructions to produce results.
- Small computers, like calculators and smartphones, are designed for limited operations but follow specific instructions.
Examples of Programmable Devices
- Achronix Speedster SPD60
- Actel’s devices
- Altera Stratix IV GT and Arria II GX
- Atmel’s AT91CAP7L
- Cypress Semiconductor’s PSoC family
- Lattice Semiconductor’s ECP3
- Lime Microsystems’ LMS6002
- Silicon Blue Technologies
- Xilinx Virtex 6 and Spartan 6
- Xmos Semiconductor L series
Network-Related Equipment
- Service Enabling Devices (SEDs) include traditional CSU/DSU, modems, routers, switches, conferencing equipment, NIDs, SIDs, hosting equipment, and servers.
Human-Machine Interaction (HCI)
- HCI involves communication between humans and machines through user interfaces.
- Natural interfaces enable devices to understand human gestures.
- Clustering software like Hadoop's YARN pools resources and enhances high availability and scalability.
Hadoop and Its Ecosystem
- Hadoop is an open-source framework for processing large datasets across computer clusters.
- It provides data storage, computational power, and the ability to handle diverse tasks.
- Key characteristics of Hadoop: Economical, Reliable, Scalable, and Flexible.
- The Hadoop ecosystem evolves around data management, access, processing, and storage.
Big Data Life Cycle with Hadoop
- Ingesting: Data transferred from various sources into Hadoop systems.
- Processing: Stored in HDFS and processed via Spark or MapReduce.
- Computing and Analyzing: Data analyzed using frameworks like Pig, Hive, and Impala.
- Visualizing: Results accessed using tools like Hue and Cloudera Search.
Internet of Things (IoT)
- IoT consists of physical objects embedded with electronics, software, and sensors enabling data exchange.
- Features of IoT include AI for smart devices, connectivity for small networks, and sensor implementation for active systems.
- IoT components can be summarized as Services + Data + Networks + Sensors.
Historical Context of IoT
- Historical milestones include the Telegraph (1830s) and the first Internet developments (1962).
- Early examples of IoT can be traced back to a Coca-Cola vending machine at Carnegie Melon University in the 1980s.
- Kevin Ashton popularized the concept of IoT in a speech in 1999.
Virtual Reality (VR)
- VR uses headsets to create immersive environments that engage multiple senses.
- Most VR headsets connect to computers/consoles, while standalone devices can operate with smartphones.
Augmented Reality (AR)
- AR enhances real-world environments with computer-generated sensory input.
- Applications include Snapchat lenses and games like Pokémon Go.
Mixed Reality (MR)
- MR combines real and virtual worlds for interactive experiences where physical and digital objects coexist.
- MR applications can involve real-world interactions with virtual gameplay elements.
Accountability and Trust
- Technology can reduce personal connection and responsibility in consumer interactions.
- Organizations have an obligation to transparently account for activities and results.
Ethical and Regulatory Challenges
- Emerging technologies affect security operations, including counter-terrorism and law enforcement with AI tools.
- Real-time data mining, automated cybersecurity, enhanced surveillance, and advanced forensics are key areas of focus.
- Safety equipment and situational awareness capabilities also rely on technological advancements.
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Description
This quiz covers the fundamentals of programmable devices, including Field Programmable Logic Devices (FPGAs), Complex Programmable Logic Devices (CPLD), and various computing equipment. You'll also explore examples of these devices and their functions in network-related equipment. Test your knowledge on the characteristics and applications of these essential technologies.
