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1. Random Access Memory
2. Rareely Adequate Memory, from the fact that programs and data expand to fill the memory available |
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| to make a change in organizationstructures that influence production, communication etc services |
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| A single entry for an entity in a database |
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| a database consisting of files that can be viewed as collections of tables of rows and columns |
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| operators that show the relationship between two entities |
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| defines colors by the amount of red, blue and green in each pixel |
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Reduced instruction set computer
-Processor chip using a reduced set of instructions at high speeds |
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1. mechanical device controlled by comp processors to preform human tasks
2. comp program that explores the WWW w/o human intervention |
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| read only memory. storage device w/contents that don't change |
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| item of equipment that directs communications among networks |
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| a type of public-key encryption system |
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| repetitive strain injuries |
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