IT Technologies 1 module

 a device to store data, erasing any existing data

an icon based link between a computer and its operator

a file which does not appear

a file which does not appear for security reasons or to spare confusion in end users

the fundamental part of an operating system

an icon based link between a computer and its operator

when the end user found a way to display and then delete several hidden files.

security reasons or to spare confusion in end users

the fundamental part of an operating system responsible resource management and file access

an open source version of Unix developed by Linus Torvalds

a free operating system that ran on non-standard PC hardware.

concurrent execution of two or more tasks by a processor

an open source version of Unix developed by Linus Torvalds

concurrent execution of two or more tasks by a processor

a framework for productivity software such as an office suite, web browser, or programming languages

a GUI or CLI software link between the computer and operator

to enter information related to an account name and its password

original multitasking environment and was designed from the beginning to share resources over a network.

a software program which mimics the performance of one or more hardware devices

to end a session with computer or network resource

to enter information related to an account name and its password 

a software program which mimics the performance of one or more hardware devices in order to run software independently of the actual hardware

systems underlying numerous GUI window managers including KDE and Gnome

to end a session with computer or network resource

 Performance of one or more hardware devices in order to run software independently 

a software toolkit for UNIX systems underlying numerous GUI window managers including KDE and Gnome

server set to automatically sign out users after 10 minutes of inactivity.

a software version which is feature-ready

an iterative and incremental software development approach with work divided into sprints of a predetermined length

application that is "feature ready" but still very far from "production ready"