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Data bus

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DAC

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Data compression

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Data flow

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Data Protection Act

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Data representation

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Data transmission

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Declarative language

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Declarative language programming

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Decoding of data stream

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Definition of intelligence

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Defragmenter

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Delivery

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Denial of service attack

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Depth-first search

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Design

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Development process for multimedia applications

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Dialup

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Difference between declarative and imperative languages

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Digital camera

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Digital video camera

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Digitised sound data

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Disaster avoidance

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Disk editor

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Display technologies

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Displays

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DNS

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Documentation

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Domain names

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Drawing - shape, position, size, rotation, line, fill

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DSP

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DSP - sound

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Dumb robots

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Duration

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Data

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Unstructured information.
A collection of numeric or alphanumeric characters which can be processed by a computer.
Raw data is meaningless to people.

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Database

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An organised and structured collection of related data.

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Data modelling

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A process used in object oriented languages that identifies objects, how they relate to one another and their manipulation.

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Debugging

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The detection, location and removal of errors in a program.

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Declarative language

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Programmers use this type of language to specify what the problem is rather than how to solve it by writing code.
The language uses facts and rules to express relationships.

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Desk checking

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Akin to a dry run where the running of a program is checked without a computer.

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Development team

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Generic description of the personnel involved in developing the software solution.

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Dry run

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A pen and paper exercise to debug a program.