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ITEC FINALS Flashcards

1
Q

The ____ is a worldwide collection of networks that links millions of businesses, government
agencies, educational institutions, and individuals

A

Internet

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The Internet originated as ___ in _______

A

ARPANET
September 1969

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Year
ARPANET becomes functional

A

1969

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Year
NSF connects NSFnet to ARPANET and becomes known as the Internet

A

1986

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Year
ARPANET has more than 1,000 individual computers linked as hosts

A

1984

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Year
NSFNet terminates its network on the Internet and resumes status as research network

A

1995

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Internet2 is founded

A

1996

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8
Q

Many home and small business users connect to the Internet via ______
service

A

high-speed broadband Internet

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An ____ is a business that provides individuals and organizations access to the Internet free or for a fee

A

access provider

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provide Internet access to a specific geographical area

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Regional ISPs

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ISP

A

Internet Service Provider

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OSP

A

Online Service Provider

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WISP

A

Wireless Internet Service Provider

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14
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provide Internet access in cities and towns nationwide

A

National ISPs

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15
Q

Has many members-only features

A

OSP

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16
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include AOL (America Online) and MSN (Microsoft Network)

A

OSP

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17
Q

Provides wireless Internet access to computers and mobile devices
May require a wireless modem

A

WISP

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An ____ is a number that uniquely identifies each computer or device connected to the Internet

A

IP address

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19
Q

A ___ is the text version of an IP address

A

domain name

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20
Q

The consists of a worldwide collection of electronic documents (Web
pages)

A

World Wide Web, or Web

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worldwide collection of electronic documents

A

Web pages

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22
Q

A __ is a collection of related Web pages and associated items

A

Web site

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23
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A ___ is a computer that delivers requested Web pages to your computer

A

Web server

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24
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refers to Web sites that provide a means for users to interact

A

Web 2.0

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25
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A _______ allows users to access Web pages and Web 2.0 programs

Internet
Explorer
Firefox
Opera
Safari
Google Chrome

A

Web browser, or browser,

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26
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A ___ is the first page that a Web site displays

A

home page

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27
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is the process of receiving information

A

Downloading

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28
Q

A Web page has a unique address called a ___ or ____

A

URL
Web address

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29
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allows you to open and view multiple Web pages in a single Web browser window

A

Tabbed browsing

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30
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Two types of search tools are

A

search engines and subject directories

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Finds information related to a specific topic

A

Search engine

32
Q

Classifies Web pages in an organized set of categories

A

Subject directory

33
Q

A ___ is helpful in locating items such as:

Images
Videos
Audio
News

A

search engine

34
Q

There are thirteen types of Web sites:

A

Portal
News
Informational
Business/Marketing
Blog
Wiki
Online Social
Network
Educational
Entertainment
Advocacy
Web
Application
Content Aggregator
Personal

35
Q

Information presented on the Web must be evaluated for ____
No one oversees the content of Web pages

A

accuracy

36
Q

refers to any application that combines text with Animation, Graphics, Audio, Video, VR

A

Multimedia

37
Q

____ is the ability to understand
• How money works in the world.
• How someone earns money
• How someone manages money
• How he/she invests it (turn it into more)

A

Financial literacy

38
Q

it refers to the set of skills and
knowledge that allows an individual to make informed and effective decisions with all of their
financial resources

A

Financial Literacy

39
Q

is a thin rectangular slab of
plastic issued by a financial company, that lets
cardholders borrow funds with which to pay for goods and services

A

Credit card

40
Q

impose
the condition that cardholders pay back the
borrowed money, plus interest, as well as any
additional agreed-upon charges.

A

Credit cards

41
Q

is the crime of obtaining the personal or financial information of another person for the sole
purpose of assuming that person’s name or identity to
make transactions or purchases.

A

Identity theft

42
Q

is committed in many different ways.
Some ____ sift through trash bins looking for
bank account and credit card statements; other more
high-tech methods involve accessing corporate
databases to steal lists of customer information. Once
they have the information they are looking for, identity
thieves can ruin a person’s credit rating and the
standing of other personal information.

A

Identity theft

43
Q

__ is an estimation of revenue and expenses over a
specified future period of time and is usually compiled
and re-evaluated on a periodic basis. __ can be
made for a person, a family, a group of people, a business,
a government, a country, a multinational organization or
just about anything else that makes and spends money

A

Budgets

44
Q

At
companies and organizations, a __ is an internal tool
used by management and is often not required for
reporting by external parties.

A

budget

45
Q

is a microeconomic concept that
shows the trade-off made when one good is
exchanged for another. In terms of the bottom
line – or the end result of this trade-off

A

budget

46
Q

___ budget means profits are
anticipated

A

surplus

47
Q

__ budget means expenses will exceed revenues.

A

deficit

48
Q

___, according to Keynesian economics, are
what a person has left over when the cost of his
or her consumer expenditure is subtracted from
the amount of disposable income earned in a
given period of time. For those who are
financially prudent, the amount of money left
over after personal expenses have been met can
be positive; for those who tend to rely on credit
and loans to make ends meet, there is no
money left for __. ___ can be used to
increase income through investing in different
investment vehicles.

A

Savings

49
Q

___ is the act of allocating funds to
an asset or committing capital to an
endeavor (a business, project, real estate,
etc.), with the expectation of generating
an income or profit. In colloquial terms,
___ can also mean putting in time or
effort - not just money - into something
with a long-term benefit, such as an
education.

A

investing

50
Q

A loan is money, property, or other
material goods given to another party in
exchange for future repayment of the loan
value or principal amount, along with
interest or finance charges. A __ may be
for a specific, one-time amount or can be
available as an open-ended line of credit
up to a specified limit or ceiling amount

A

loan

51
Q

__ is an amount of money borrowed by one
party from another. __ is used by many
corporations and individuals as a method of
making large purchases that they could not afford
under normal circumstances. A debt arrangement
gives the borrowing party permission to borrow
money under the condition that it is to be paid
back at a later date, usually with interest Volume
75%

A

Debt

52
Q

The discipline dealing with what is good
and bad and with moral duty and
obligation.

A

Ethics

53
Q

The principles of conduct governing an
individual or a group.

A

Ethics

54
Q

___ helps businesses in a number of
ways that generally center on doing things
bigger, better or faster than you could without
___.
Different
industries
and
companies rely on __ in different
ways, but some benefits of ___ in
business include improved communication,
optimized production, inventory management
and financial record-keeping.

A

technology

55
Q

READ
Improved Business Communication

A

• The importance of technology in society and business can
be seen in how technology expands the reach and
efficiency of many forms of internal and external
communication.
• Field sales representatives and technicians, for instance, no
longer have to return to an office to receive assignments.
Instead, they take calls or mobile messages while in the
field, alerting them to the next scheduled appointment.
Business representatives traveling for work can stay
connected to the office and colleagues, and email enables
mass distribution of messages to people across
geographical boundaries.

56
Q

READ
Production Benefits of Technology in Business

A

• No matter what your industry, business size or primary
activities, technology allows opportunities to optimize
production beyond what you could produce without it. Small
companies can often compete with larger firms in operational
efficiency, thanks to access to high-tech equipment and tools.
Manufacturers constantly look to upgrade equipment to
compete with industry leaders on production efficiency

57
Q

READ
Facilitated Inventory Management

A

• Raw materials suppliers, manufacturers,
wholesalers, retails and B2B providers all have
inventory management processes. Technology
is used to organize items systematically in a
warehouse or storage room. Matching
computer information to inventory storage
spaces helps associates pull stock as quickly as
possible. Companies can quickly compare inventory when it comes in the door to order
sizes on the computer screen.

58
Q

READ
Easier Financial Record-Keeping

A

• Companies small and large use advanced
software programs to manage accounting and
finance tasks. In fact, companies often use
programs that sync accounting with point-of-sale
terminals and bookkeeping programs, such that
each purchase or sale transaction is automatically
captured in an accounting platform. Using
technology to manage financial record-keeping
minimizes manual processes, reduces costs and
helps protect against human error

59
Q

(Positive and Negative)

• Technology is a double-edged sword when it comes to
bringing people together. On the one hand, it makes it easier
for co-workers to communicate and collaborate as they make
use of email and team-chat sites such as Slack and Stride. Even
basic technologies such as email and text messages speed up
response time in emergencies and allow a more leisurely time
frame for less urgent issues.

A

Brings People Together, and Tears Them Apart

60
Q

(Positive and Negative)

• Computers store and organize information in ways that would
often take human beings considerably more time. It takes seconds to pull a profit and loss statement using QuickBooks,
while it might take hours to compile the same report on paper
by hand. The information systems you create using technology
and software are only as good as the information you enter
into them.

A

Organizes Information, But Needs Familiarity

61
Q

(Positive and Negative)

• Technology saves money for your business by saving time,
such as the hours that would be required to compile reports
by hand. In addition, meaningful and up-to-date information
helps you quickly recognize problems and opportunities and
respond proactively. However, computers, software and the
training required to maintain and upgrade them can be
expensive. These expenditures may be more costly than the
time you save.

A

Saves Money, and Costs Money

62
Q

(Positive and Negative)

• The enhanced access to information made possible by
computer systems raises a range of privacy issues. By
collecting data about customer needs and behavior,
companies are able to effectively target advertising and
promotions. Many consumers consider this kind of record
keeping a violation of their privacy, and it raises a host of legal
issues. Similarly, businesses can use technology to monitor
employee behavior and performance but this type of
surveillance can create a hostile work environment.

A

Enhances Customer Data, But Raises Privacy Concerns

63
Q

(Positive and Negative)

Manufacturing technologies can introduce efficiencies to a business by speeding up processes that you would otherwise have to complete. manually. Assembly lines improve productivity by consolidating processes and moving more quickly than humans can. However, replacing humans with machines can introduce new problems, such as a bakery mixer that mixes quickly and thoroughly but can’t make adjustments for idiosyncrasies in batches of flour or the amount of moisture in the air. Large-scale automation also creates social problems by putting people out of their jobs. New technology should be implemented in conjunction with retraining programs to prepare displaced employees for doing other types of work.

A

Speeds Things Up, But Destroys Jobs

64
Q

CSS stands for

A

Cascading Style Sheets.

65
Q

describes how HTML elements are to be displayed on screen, paper, or in other media

A

CSS

66
Q

saves a lot of work. It can control the layout of multiple web pages all at once.

A

CSS

67
Q

CSS can be added to HTML elements in 3 ways:

A

Inline
Internal
External

68
Q

is an HTML tag at which a style will be applied. This could be any tag
like <h1> or <table>, etc.

A

Selector

69
Q

is a type of attribute of HTML tag. Put simple, all the HTML attributes are converted into CSS properties. They could be color, border etc

A

property

70
Q

are assigned to properties. For example, color property can have __ either red or #F1F1F1, etc.

A

Value

71
Q

• An ___ is used to apply a unique style to a single HTML element.
• An ___ uses the style attribute of an HTML element.
• This example sets the text color of the <h1> element to blue:

A

inline CSS

72
Q

• An ___ is used to define a style for a single HTML page.
• An ___ is defined in the <head> section of an HTML page, within a <style> element:</style>

A

internal CSS

73
Q

• An ___ sheet is used to define the style for many HTML pages.
• With an ___ sheet, you can change the look of an entire web site, by changing one
file!
• To use an ___ sheet, add a link to it in the <head> section of the HTML page:

A

external style

74
Q

Right next to the text it decorates

A

(inline)

75
Q

At the top of a web page document

A

(internal)

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