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List the four terms that are fundamental to the basic understanding of a computer system
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Input, processing, output and storage
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What do the letters in the acronym CPU stand for?
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Name one input device we discussed in class
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What term refers to instructions that tell the computer how to process data to produce the information you want?
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Permanent storage provided by technologies like disks, tapes, etc is which type of storage?
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Secondary Storage, External Storage
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Give one example of an output device we discussed in class
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What is another word for programs?
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The CPU, storage devices, and I/O devices are collectively referred to as
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The CPU is also referred to as
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The mechanical devices connected to a computer to make it a useful tool are known as
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Which of the following is NOT a peripheral device?
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When you "Save" something, where is it saved?
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converting data into information
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The processing function in a computer system is performed by
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The part of a computer system that stores the data and programs the computer is currently processing is called
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Computer systems contain two types of storage:
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Text is printed flush against the right margin with a ragged left edge
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Text is printed flush against both margins
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Text is printed ragged along the right margins while flush against the left
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Text is an equal distance from both margins
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The last line of a paragraph when it is separated from the rest of the paragraph by a page or column break
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First line of a paragraph when it is separated from the rest of the paragraph by a page or column break
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Title that is printed at the top of every page
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The process of relocating text to a new place
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The process of duplicating text
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Permanent line return that results from pressing the Enter key
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Automatic line return produced by the word processing software
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Allows you to locate and change all occurrences of a particular word or phrase everywhere in your document
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Reads through the document searching for misspelled words
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Allows you to check words for possible synonyms
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What terms refers to the measurement used in the scaling of typefaces?
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What word processor did we use for our lab assignments?
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What is WYSIWYG an acronym for?
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What You See Is What You Get
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What term refers to a collection of characters that share a common design?
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A typeface (font) is a collection of characters that share a common design.
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What is the term for the column-row combination that uniquely identifies a cell?
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What term refers to the 3 lines above the worksheet area that identifies the current cell and displays the command menu?
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What is considered the most important feature of a spreadsheet?
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What is the process of copying in which the column and row coordinates remain fixed?
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What character precedes a formula or function?
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What is a cell entry that cannot be manipulated mathematically called?
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What is a cell entry that cannot be manipulated mathematically called?
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What is a cell entry that cannot be manipulated mathematically called?
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What is the process of copying formulas into a target range of cells relative to the row and column coordinates of the target range called?
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What is a cell entry that can be manipulated mathematically called?
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Which form of replication is the default?
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What are the three types of values in a spreadsheet?
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Numeric constant
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formula
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Name 5 of the 6 options commonly used in manipulating spreadsheets.
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moving
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Copying
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Freezing tiles
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Inserting and deleting
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Name two predefined mathematical functions we used in our lecture examples
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What term refers to a collection of related fields
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What term refers to a collection of related characters?
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What term refers to a collection of related records
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What term refers to the process of describing the characteristics of the data that is to be handled by the DBMS?
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What term refers to using language commands to add, delete, modify, and retrieve records in a database?
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What term describes an integrated collection of data stored on a direct access storage device?
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Which type of DBMS is most commonly used?
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What are the 3 types of database management systems?
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Network, hierarchical, relational
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Obtaining information quickly and automatically from a database is referred to as what?
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Information retrieval is the term used for obtaining information quickly and automatically from a database.
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What are the 3 major components involved in a data definition (ie what do you specify)?
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name of the field, field descriptor, and maximum length. |
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What are the 4 major field descriptor types
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Character, numeric, logical, date 3
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What is another word for information retrieval?
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What is another word for information retrieval?
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What are the contents of a logical field?
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Yes/No or True/False are the contents of a logical field.
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