Introduction Flashcards

1
Q

A network of machines based on the TCP/IP

A

Local Network

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2
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The set of rules that govern machine-to-machine communication

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Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol

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3
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Local networks are usually confined to an ________, or some specific physical place.

A

organization

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4
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Latin prefix, meaning “between two groups”

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inter

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5
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World-wide network of computer networks

A

Internet (big I)

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6
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  • Local networks can connect with other local networks.
  • Collectively, called an ________
A

internet (small i)

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7
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Some local networks may be connected to the Internet while still being private, what is this called?

A

intranet

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8
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  • Developed by DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency)
  • First known as ARPANET, a military application
  • Intended for decentralized message passing
  • Other Universities joined the Internet
  • Then other companies, institutions, and eventually PCs at home
A

The Internet (Big I)

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9
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Examples of machines connected to networks

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  • Personal Computers
  • Servers
  • Phones
  • Smart tech
  • Routers
  • Satellites
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10
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True or False

Internet == Web

A

False

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11
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The Internet can be thought of as a
________.

A

service platform

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12
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Who is this person?

  • Published a paper on hypertext, hypermedia, and hyperlinks in 1965
  • Had an idea about creating and using ‘linked content’ and coined the terms hypermedia, hypertext, and hyperlink for it.
A

Ted Nelson

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13
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A medium of information containing graphics, audio, video, hypertext, and hyperlinks

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Hypermedia

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An important concept about hypermedia and hyperlinks was the ________ nature of the links.

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nonlinear

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15
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Inventor of the Web (1989)

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Sir Tim Berners-Lee

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16
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  • The Web was developed in 1989 in the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)
  • What does CERN stand for? (French)
A

Conseil Européen pour la Recherche

Nucléaire

17
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  • Tim Berners-Lee developed the first web everything:
  • The first Web server, Web page, Web browser (1990)
  • Web was first made publicly available on ________
A

August 6, 1991

18
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The web’s purpose was for automatic ________ between scientists in universities around the world.

A

information sharing

19
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The idea for the Web took cues from Nelson’s ideas about ________, and hypermedia.

A

‘linked content’

20
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The web is the ________ of websites and webpages around the world.

A

interconnected collection

21
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The Internet ________ the Web as well as other services.

22
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The collection of interconnected networks around the world and is populated by the machines connected to these networks.

A

The Internet (Big I)

23
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Tim Berners-Lee went on to found the ________________ (W3C) in 1994

A

World Wide Web Consortium

24
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  • The W3C is an international consortium of member organizations. e.g Google, IBM, Microsoft, CERN
  • What is the mission of The W3C?
A

“…to lead the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing protocols and guidelines that ensure the long-term growth of the Web.”

25
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  • Used to host and serve resources on the Web.
  • “Server” can refer to both ________ software and the hardware that hosts it.
A

web server

26
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Software used by humans to access and display resources in the Web

A

Web Browser

27
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Resource/document written for the web. Can contain text, images, video, audio, and other plugins.

28
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A collection of related web pages (usually under the same domain)

29
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A page that is served ‘as is’ by the server. Different viewers all see the same content.

A

Static Web Page

30
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A resource/document that contains dynamic elements. Different viewers may see different content.

A

Dynamic Web Page

31
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http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html
Why is this website special?

A

It is the first website