DIS Flashcards

1
Q

refers to raw, unorganized facts or figures
that are collected and stored

A

Data

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2
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refers to information that can be represented using only two
possible values, typically 0 and 1

A

Binary Data

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3
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encompasses information that is not
restricted to two possible values

A

Non-Binary Data

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4
Q

the processed and organized
form of data. It is data that has been
analyzed, structured, and given context.

A

Information

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5
Q

It refers to a conceptual
framework wherein input in the
form of data

A

The INPUT – PROCESS – OUTPUT
(I-P-O) Model

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6
Q

It is a group of organized interdependent components that interact with
and complement one another to achieve one or more predetermined
goals.

A

System

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7
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a system is the sum of its parts glued into one distinct entity

A

Unitary Whole

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8
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a system is made up of functionally oriented

A

Composed of parts

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9
Q

boundaries separate the system from its environment

A

Bounded

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10
Q

the parts are related and have definite
interactions and interdependencies.

A

System Parts Interact with Each Other

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11
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Each system is likely to be part of another larger system. Just as it is likely to be divided into subsystems.

A

Hierarchical

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12
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The components all work toward a particular purpose of function.

A

Goal Oriented

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13
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Characteristics of a System

A

Unitary Whole
Composed of Parts
Bounded
System Parts Interact With Each Other
Hierarchical
Goal-Oriented

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14
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Elements of a Computer System

A
  1. Data
  2. Peopleware
  3. Hardware
  4. Software
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15
Q

supported by auxiliary or
peripheral; simply refers to computer
equipment

A

Hardware

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16
Q

refers to the human aspects of
computing and information systems. It focuses on the human factors of technology,

A

Peopleware

17
Q

are non-physical components of a computer system such as the
machine coded instructions used by the different hardware facilities.

A

Software

18
Q

it is a collection of programs that facilitates the programming and operation of the computer

A

System Software

19
Q

this is not an integral part of the computer system.
These programs are written to solve a specific problem

A

Application Software

20
Q

these are tools
and applications specifically designed to assist software developers in
creating, testing, and maintaining software applications.

A

Development Software

21
Q

Types of Software

A
  1. System Software
  2. Application Software
  3. Development Software
22
Q

Types of Software Development

A
  1. Frontend
  2. Backend
  3. Full-Stack
23
Q

this is also called the machine code, which is a computer program that is developed in the language of machines to provide
instructions that can be directly executed by the central processing unit of
a computer.

A

Machine Language

24
Q

also symbolic machine code; this is a low-level programming language which has a
great correspondence when it comes
to the instructions in its language and
the machine code instructions of the
architecture

A

Assembly Language

25
Q

are programming languages that are designed to allow humans to write computer programs and interact with a computer system without having to have specific knowledge of the processor or hardware that the program will run on.

A

High-Level Language

26
Q

translates code from a high-level programming language into machine code before the program runs

A

Compiler

27
Q

translates code written in a high-level
programming language into machine code line-by-line as the code runs.

A

Interpreter