Chapter 1 Flashcards
non-routine cognition examples
- abstract reasoning
- systems thinking
- collaboration
- ability to experiment
abstract reasoning
the ability to make and manipulate models
systems thinking
the ability to model the components of the system to connect inputs and outputs to make a sensible whole
experimentation
making a reasoned analysis of an opportunity, envisioning potential solutions, evaluating the possibilities, and displaying the most promising one
system
group of components working together to achieve some purpose
information system
group of components that interact to produce information
five-component framework
- hardware
- software
- data
- procedures
- people
hardware examples
computer
keyboard
storage disks
example of software
microsoft word
management information systems (MIS)
management and use of information systems to help buinesses achieve their strategies
information technology (IT)
products, methods, inventions, and standards used to produce info
what is the difference between IT and IS?
- you can’t buy IS
- IT is technology and IS is how you use it
strong password
- 10+ characters
- not your username or company name
- not a complete word
- different from previous passwords
- uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and special characters
Moore’s law
the number of transistors per square inch on an integrated chip doubles every 18 months