Module 2 Flashcards
Question 1
The CD-ROM, also known as the Compressed Disk Read-Only Memory, used the same physical format as the audio compact disks to store digital data. It encodes tiny pits of digital data into the lower surface of the plastic disc, which allows for larger amounts of data to be stored. In 1990 the first recordable CDs were introduced.
- True
- False
False
Question 2
The first hard disk in the world is:
- IBM 300 RAM
- IBM 305 RAM
- IBM 305 RMAC
- IBM 300 RMAC
IBM 305 RMAC
Question 3
It was developed by Panasonic, Philips, Sony, and Toshiba after a so-called format war.
- USB Flash Drive
- DVD
- CD-ROM
- SD Memory Cards
DVD
Question 4
Some countries still use punch cards for vote counts.
- True
- False
True
Question 5
This portable storage device made of magnetic film encased in plastic, made storing data it easier and faster. It was commonly used way into the 1990s and later came in 5,25 and 3,5-inch formats.
- Cassette Tape
- SD Memory
- Floppy Disk Cards
- USB Flash Drive
Floppy Disk Cards
Question 6
They originally intended to use it for dictation machines, but it unexpectedly became popular for distributing music.
- Cassette Tape
- Floppy Disk
- DVD
- CD-ROM
Cassette Tape
Question 7
The companies SanDisk, Matsushita, and Toyota came to an agreement to develop and market the Secure Digital (SD) Memory Card, a card deriving from the MultiMediaCard (MMC).
- True
- False
False
Question 8
USB flash drives were invented an Italian company M-Systems by Amir Ban, Dov Moran and Oron Ogdan. It was first sold by IBM in 8MB capacity. A USB Flash Drive uses NAND type flash memory to store digital data. A USB Flash Drive plugs into the USP interface on standard computers.
- True
- False
False
Question 9
In the 1940s, the punch cars were standardized with 80 columns and 12 rows, which means a punch card can store a maximum of ___ bits of data
- 1024
- 1064
- 960
- 980
960
Question 10
For tape data storage, you can immediately access a data point without going to other data points before it.
- True
- False
False
Question 1
________ is important, especially for time-series data that must be accurate for IoT applications.
Data Integrity
Question 2
This layer stores data collected from sensors and devices at the edge or cloud for long-term or short-term applications.
- Data Storage
- Data Application
- Data Analytics
- Data Sources
Data Storage
Question 3
Moving data from endpoint devices to the edge gateway and the cloud is the obvious choice.
- True
- False
True
Question 4
Fast access speed is optional, the accuracy of the stored data is hugely flawless, and the environment where IoT devices are installed is relatively easy.
- True
- False
False
Question 5
What is the meaning of V2X?
- Vehicle to network
- Vehicle to anything
- Vehicle to everything
- Vehicle to cloud
Vehicle to everything
Question 6
______ is the biggest concern in adopting IoT technology.
Security
Question 7
The storage solution for IoT must ensure:
- All of the Above
- Reliability
- Safety
- Data integrity
All of the Above
Question 8
For IoT devices in production sites or transportation facilities, not only does the output data vary, but the source is simple.
- True
- False
True
Question 9 (2/2 points)
The systems can store and manage those enormous amounts of data for further applications.
- True
- False
True
Question 10
______ flash storage, which is gaining a foothold in the consumer electronics market, has gradually become the first choice for storage solutions for IoT devices.
NAND
Question 1
________ is a type of data aggregation.
OLAP
Question 2
Data aggregation can be implemented automatically or through specialized software
- True
- False
True