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Compact Disk, A type of storage device for a electeronic data that can be read by a computer. |
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Destructive program loaded onto a computer and run without the user's knowledge. |
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Employee who oversees company finances. |
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A process in which a software program searches for significant petterns in data. |
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Statistics that describe a population such as age or race. |
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Digital video disk, a type of storage device for electronic data that can be read by a computer or a player connected to a TV or stereo |
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Converting paper documents to pictures stored and displayed via computer |
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The electronic transfer of messages using computers and software |
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An information network like an intranet, but partially available to select outside users |
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A tool that allows files to be uploaded to or downloaded from a remote computer |
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Software and hardware designed to prevent unauthorized users from gaining access to a computer or network |
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The physical parts of a computer or related equipment |
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Highlighted, underlined, or contrast-colored words or images that, when clicked, take the user to another location |
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Putting facts or numbers into a meaningful and useful form |
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Interactive Voice Response |
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A recorded message accessed and directed by the user to provide or record information |
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Internet service provider |
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A company that sells access to the Internet |
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A group of connected computers that are close to each other |
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A directory of Internet user addresses |
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Radio waves that carry data |
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A device that allows computer data to be transmitted via the telephone system |
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publication of online articles and messages related to a certain topic |
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Business costs not directly related to a product or service sold |
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Privately owned information, such as design or formula, also called intellectual property. |
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A software program that allows the user to link data from a number of database tables to find information or generate reports |
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A method of marketing products such as through retail stores or catalogs |
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A man-made object placed in orbit around the Earth containing electronic devices for relaying communications data |
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Programs containing instructions for a computer |
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A business deal or agreement, exchange of data, or sale |
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