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PA 230 Unit 5 Midterm Review

Reminders Office hours Friday, 1-3pm EST No seminar on Monday, May 23rd Midterm exam due Tuesday, May 24th No discussion board Next seminar is Wednesday, May 25th

oedjlwmrub WORD JUMBLE

Capable of existing or living together in harmony Word in jumbled form: bcyoamptiilit

Compatibility

Physical equipment used in a computer system, such as the central processing unit Word in jumbled form: ehwarrda

hardware

Mobile telephone with computer features Word in jumbled form: ssepmharton

Smartphones

Type of flat graphics computer using a digital pen Word in jumbled form: ltatbe

Tablet

Collection of software that directs a computer's operations Word in jumbled form: ogapnetir mssyte

Operating System

Battery powered power supply unit guaranteed to provide power to a computer in the event of interruptions Word in jumbled form: SUP

(Uninterruptable Power Supply UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply

Rules of etiquette that apply when communicating over computer networks Word in jumbled form: neeiuetttq

Netiquette

Computer data into a coded form Word in jumbled form: nencprtioy

encryption

portable document format by Adobe Word in jumbled form FDP

PDF

Computer software distributed without initial charge but for which the user is encouraged to pay a nominal fee Word in jumbled form: hsaeewarr

shareware

Company that offers access to the internet and to e-mail Word in jumbled form: SIP

(internet service provider) ISP (internet service provider)

Device that allows data to be moved between two points on a network Word in jumbled form: rrotue

router

Security measures designed to prevent unauthorized access to a networked computer system Word in jumbled form: fairlelw

firewall

Electronic device that makes possible the transmission of data to/from computer via telephone Word in jumbled form: mmeod

modem

Rules of conduct recognized in respect to a particular group Word in jumbled form: esctih

ethics

Containing information whose unauthorized disclosure could be prejudicial Word in jumbled form: cyonlfideantyii

confidentiality

Key component of a computer system Word in jumbled form: CUP

(central processing unit) CPU (central processing unit)

Data about data Word in jumbled form: mdettaaa

metadata

Place where wireless internet, services are provided to users of portable computers through a wireless local area network Word in jumbled form: tho tosp

Hot spot

Contract out jobs or services Word in jumbled form: gonutscouir

outsourcing

Computer on a network where most functions are carried out on a central server Word in jumbled form: tnih tecnli

Thin client

Access to a computer from a physically separate terminal Word in jumbled form: reeomt ascsce

Remote access

Person authorized to authenticate legal documents Word in jumbled form: ntaoyr clpibu

Notary public

Accidentally sharing confidential information Word in jumbled form: Irnatdtvnee dieusrsclo

inadvertent disclosure

Model Rules of Professional Conduct are ethics guidelines for what? Word in jumbled form: BAA

ABA

Device for connecting computers in a network Word in jumbled form: buh

hub

Person who manages a computer system Word in jumbled form: aadmniisttrro

administrator

Person authorized to act on another's behalf Word in jumbled form: taneg

agent

Secret word used by authorized people to prove their right to access Word in jumbled form: dpasrsow

password

Reminders Office hours Friday, 1-3pm EST No seminar on Monday, May 23rd Midterm exam due Tuesday, May 24th No discussion board Next seminar is Wednesday, May 25th