IT Technologies 5 module

a voluntary program of the US Government that certifies and labels products that are energy efficient.

the largest known public network in the world, connecting millions of computers around the world

San Jose, California company founded by Len Bosack, Sandy Lerner, and Richard Troiano in 1984 which sells networking and telecommunications products and services

an organized, electronic collection of information optimized for fast access and typically consisting of rows, columns, indexes, and keys

software program which allows a user to perform specific tasks such as word processing, email, accounting, database management

a physical things that make up a computer, such as a component or a peripheral

a group of connected computers which share resources

literally meaning 'that which is given', this term refers to raw information of any kind

an external computer add-on, such as a printer or a scanner; also known as an 'accessory'

a software program which allows a user to perform specific tasks such as word processing, email, accounting, database management

literally meaning 'that which is given', this term refers to raw information of any kind

an electronic, digital device that stores and processes information

physical thing that make up a computer, such as a component or a peripheral

a group of connected computers which share resources

any device internal to the computer, such as a primary hard disk drive or motherboard

an electronic, digital device that stores and processes information

any device internal to the computer, such as a primary hard disk drive or motherboard

literally meaning 'that which is given', this term refers to raw information of any kind

any device internal to the computer, such as a primary hard disk drive or motherboard

an organized, electronic collection of information optimized for fast access and typically consisting of rows, columns, indexes, and keys

literally meaning 'that which is given', this term refers to raw information of any kind

a group of connected computers which share resources

physical things that make up a computer, such as a component or a peripheral

an external computer add-on, such as a printer or a scanner; also known as an 'accessory'

any program designed to run on a computer

any device internal to the computer, such as a primary hard disk drive or motherboard

an electronic, digital device that stores and processes information

any device internal to the computer, such as a primary hard disk drive or motherboard

a software program which allows a user to perform specific tasks such as word processing, email, accounting, database management

a group of connected computers which share resources