Chapter 3-4

Question 1

Internet Services and Applications (4)

Answer 1

E-mail
Web browsing
Social media
E-commerce

Question 2

Overview of platforms and their impact.

Answer 2

social media

Question 3

Explaining how email works.

Answer 3

email

Question 4

Introduction to web browsers and HTTP.

Answer 4

web browsing

Question 5

How online shopping functions.

Answer 5

E-commerce

Question 6

Emerging Internet Technologies (4)

Answer 6

5G
IoT
AI and Machine learning
Blockchain

Question 7

The fifth-generation mobile network and its implications.

Answer 7

5G

Question 8

Connecting everyday devices to the Internet.

Answer 8

IoT (Internet of Things):

Question 9

Enhancing internet services with smart algorithms

Answer 9

AI and Machine Learning:

Question 10

Transforming security and transactions.

Answer 10

Blockchain:

Question 11

___ also known as “Internet of Things” (IoT) devices, are __ or appliances embedded with __, __, and __ that enable them to __ and __ data with other devices or systems over the __.

Answer 11

Smart devices;
physical objects;
sensors, software, connectivity features;
collect, exchange;
internet

Question 12

These devices are designed to make everyday tasks more efficient, convenient, and often automated

Answer 12

smart devices

Question 13

common examples of smart devices

Answer 13

smartphones
smartwatches and fitness trackers
wearable technology

Question 14

These multifunctional devices are equipped with various sensors and apps that can perform a wide range of tasks, from communication to navigation and health tracking.

Answer 14

smartphone

Question 15

: These devices monitor physical activities, heart rate, and other health metrics.

Answer 15

Smartwatches and Fitness Trackers:

Question 16

They often connect to smartphones to provide notifications and data synchronization.

Answer 16

Smartwatches and Fitness Trackers:

Question 17

Beyond smartwatches and fitness trackers, there are other wearable smart devices like smart glasses and augmented reality headsets.

Answer 17

wearable technology

Question 18

The first version of what we’d consider a smartphone was invented in __ by __.

Answer 18

1992; IBM

Question 19

Called the __ (or just IBM Simon), it was made available for purchase in __ and sold by the tens of thousands.

Answer 19

Simon Personal Communicator;
1994

Question 20

__ distinguished itself from previous
generations of cell phones with features like the ability to ____, and a ___.

Answer 20

IBM Simon;
send and receive emails;
touch screen

Question 21

IBM Simon also came with built-in programs like:

Answer 21

-calendar
-address book
-standard and predicative stylus input keyboards
-electronic note pad
-handwritten annotation

Question 22

3 example of smartphones

Answer 22

-PDA/phone hybrids
-japanese cell phones
-form factor and operating system shifts

Question 23

Nokia 9110 communicators

Answer 23

PDA/ phone hybrids

Question 24

several blackberry smartphones

Answer 24

Japanese cell phone

Question 25

LG Prada

Answer 25

form factor and operating system shifts

Question 26

Apple iphone

Answer 26

form factor and operating system shifts

Question 27

These include smart thermostats, smart lighting systems, smart locks, and smart speakers (like Amazon Echo or Google Home) that can be controlled and monitored remotely through smartphone apps or voice commands

Answer 27

Smart Home Devices

Question 28

Refrigerators, ovens, washing machines, and other home appliances can be “smart” and connected to the internet, providing features like remote control and notifications.

Answer 28

Smart Appliances

Question 29

These televisions have internet connectivity, allowing streaming of online content and often include voice or gesture control features.

Answer 29

Smart TVs

Question 30

: Modern vehicles come with various smart features like __, ___, and __.

Answer 30

Smart Cars;
GPS navigation, connectivity to smartphones, advanced driver assistance systems

Question 31

: These include devices like insulin pumps, EKG monitors, and pill dispensers that can transmit health data to healthcare providers.

Answer 31

Smart Health Devices

Question 32

___” refer to the valuable
information and
knowledge that can be obtained by analyzing and interpreting data.

Answer 32

Data-driven insights

Question 33

key points (6)

Answer 33

Data Collection
Data Analysis
Actionable Information
Informed Decision-Making
Continuous Improvement
Privacy and Ethical Considerations

Question 34

Key point: ___

Data-driven insights begin with the collection of relevant data, which can include information from various sources such as __, ___,___, __, or ___

Answer 34

Data collection;

sensors, databases, surveys, online interactions

Question 35

key point: ___

Once data is collected, it is processed and analyzed using various techniques and tools, including __, ___, and ___

Answer 35

Data Analysis;

statistical analysis, machine learning, data visualization.

Question 36

: The results of data analysis provide actionable information and knowledge

Answer 36

Actionable Information

Question 37

In actionable information, such insights can reveal ___, ___, and ___.

Answer 37

opportunities, challenges, potential solutions

Question 38

: Data-driven insights empower individuals and organizations to make informed decisions.

Answer 38

Informed Decision-Making

Question 39

businesses may use insights to optimize their operations, while healthcare professionals can make more accurate diagnoses and treatment decisions.

Answer 39

Informed Decision-Making

Question 40

: Data-driven insights are often used for ongoing monitoring and improvement.

Answer 40

Continuous Improvement

Question 41

By analyzing new data regularly, organizations can adapt and refine their strategies and processes.

Answer 41

Continuous Improvement

Question 42

Key point:__

While data-driven insights offer numerous benefits, they also raise concerns about ___, ___, and ___

Answer 42

Privacy and Ethical Considerations

data privacy, security, ethical use