design finals 1 Keyterms Flashcards

1
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data representation

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The way that binary codes are used to represent different types of data

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2
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Encryption

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A way to convert normal text to a secret code

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3
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Descryption

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The process of converting encrypted data back to plain text

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4
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Original text

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A source code/plain text

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5
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Cypher text

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A text or code that is convertrd to a secret language that is difficult to understand without a key

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6
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Substitution cypher

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Replaces the original text with another alphabet/number and generates a cypher text

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7
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Transpose

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when we mix up and change the letters of the original text to create a cypher text

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8
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Modulo 2

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A 5 bit binary code

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9
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ASCII

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American standard code for information interchange

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10
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EBCDIC

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extended binary coded decimal interchange code. Extended ASCII

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11
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Unicode

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Universal code, it is enough to translate the whole world

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12
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Pig pen

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Encryption that is done using symbols

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13
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Database

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An organised collection of data

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14
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Field

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A single item of data

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15
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Record

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A collection of related fields

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16
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Table

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A set of data organised in rows and columns

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17
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Keyfield

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Uniquely identifies each record in a database

18
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Boolean expression

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A logical expression that produces a true or false statement

19
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Boolean operator

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AND, OR, and NOT

20
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Database query

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a code sent to a database to get information from the database

21
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Redundant data

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Duplicated data occurs when information is stored more than once in a database, which leads to inconsistency

22
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Verification

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Checking that the data in a database matches the data like it was originally captured

23
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validation

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automatic checks done on database to ensure that the database’s information is sensible

24
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Foreign key

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a foreign key links tables in a relational database by connecting a field in one table to the primary key in another

25
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SQL

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Structure query language

26
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query

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A question asked by the user

27
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Linear search

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Linear search repeatedly divides the list until the element is found

28
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Binary search

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Binary search splits the list infi 2 parts using the midpoint (only works on sorted lists)

29
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Logic

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Facts that are proven

30
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Logic gate

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Electrical circuit represents logical operations

31
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Truth table

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To predict the putput of a logic gate

32
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Digital circut

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Made up of 2 or more logic gates

33
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Semi conductor

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A material that can conduct electricity up to certain values

34
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Transistor

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A tint circuit on a circuit board. A chip is made up of thousands of millions of transistors

35
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Kits

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A base board to build an electric circuit

36
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IC/intergrated

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Also known as a micro-chip. A number of digital circuits are printed on a singke circuit board

37
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Adder

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In adding value to making a circuit that can perform additions.

38
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Memory

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Stores computer data and is responsible to send and access data from the cpu

39
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Memory cell

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Stores a single bit of information. A memory is made up of thousands of memory cells

40
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Latch

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Also known as ‘flip-flop’. They are designed using logic gares they can generate high/low states of a circuit and remains the same state until it is reset