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| software designed to meet the user's |
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| a compact disk that reads only memory |
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| the media that carries or transports the message |
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| the part of the computer that directs instructions |
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| new facts entered into a computer to be processed |
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| designed to be used on a desktop |
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| uses patterns of dots to form words. |
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| the science of designing equipment and workspacefor a comfortable and safe working enviroment |
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| a document stored on a disk |
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| the central computer where the data and software for local area network computers are stored |
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| a device that holds information such as software and files |
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| physical parts of a computer |
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| information proccessing cycle |
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| the interactions of humans and computers that consist of input,proccesing,output,and storage |
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| sprays ink through tiny holes to form pictures and words on paper |
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| process of enteering data into a computer |
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| input proccessing output and storage |
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| contains numbers, letters ,symbols, and function keys |
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| DESIGNED TO BE SMALL ENOUGH AND LIGHT ENOUGH YO BE USED ON YOUR LAP |
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| COMPUTERS CONNECTED TOGETHER IN A RELATIVELY CLOSE LOCATION |
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| MAINFRAMES AND MINICOMPUTERS |
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| USED BY BUSINESS AND GOVERMENT TO PROCESS LARGE AMOUNTS OF INFORMATION |
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| MODULATOR-DEMODULATOR. A DEVICE THAT CONNECTS THE COMPUTER TO A TELEPHONE LINE |
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| WHEN COMPUTERS ARE CONNECTED TO OTHERS THAT CAN SHAREINFORMATION AND SOMETIMES BETWEEN HARDWARE (PRINTERS) |
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| DESIGNED TO BE USED ON A DESKTOP BUT STILL SMALL ENOUGH TO BE PORTABLE |
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| DISPLAYS RESULTS OF PROCESSING |
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| A HANDHELD DEVICE THAT IS OFTEN IN CONJUNCTION WITH A DESKTOP OR OTHER PC |
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| SMALLER LESS POWERFUL COMPUTERS YHAN OTHER TYPES OF COMPUTERS |
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| EXECUTES INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO THE COMPUTER |
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| THE RULES THAT GOVERN THE ORDERLY TRANSFER OF DATA SENT. |
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| RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY;TEMPORARY STORAGE |
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| READ ONLY MEMORY;PERMANENT STORAGE |
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| PRINTS COPIES LIKE A PHOTO COPIER |
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| THE COMPUTER THAT IS SENDING THE MESSAGE |
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| ONE WHO REPAIRS HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE PROBLEMS |
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| OUTPUT THAT IS NOT IN PRINTED FORM;SUCH AS WHAT IS SEEN ON THE MONITOR |
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| PROGRAMS THAT TELL COMPUTER WHAT TO DO |
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| MOST POWERFUL COMPUTER USED TO DO THINGS LIKE PREDICT HURRICANES AND NAVIGATE SATELLITES |
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| CONTROLS THE OPERATION OF A COMPUTER |
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| VIRUS PROTECTION SOFTWARE |
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| A PROGRAM THAT PROTECTS A COMPUTER FROM DAMAGING COMPUTER VIRUSES |
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| PROVIDES EASY ACCESS TO THE INTERNET WITHOUT THE NEED OF A TRADITIONAL COMPUTER |
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| WHEN LAN'S ARE EXPANDED TO INCLUDE SEVERAL LAN |
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| USED TO MOVE CURSOR DOWN A LINE |
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| NUMBER OF KEYSTROKES A TYPIST CAN MAKE IN A SET PERIOD OF TIME |
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| MOST COMMONLY USED KEYBOARD ARRANGEMENT |
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| USED TO INSERT SPACES BETWEEN CHARACTERS |
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| STANDARD KEYBOARDING WORD |
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| FIVE CHARACTERS OR ANY COMBINATION OF FIVE CHARACTERS AND SPACES |
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| THE FORM AND KEYING STYLE THAT A TYPIST USES WHILE OPERATING THE KEYBOARD |
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| TO KEY BY TOUCH RATHER THAN BY HUNT-AND-PECK METHOD |
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| THE WAY THE TYPISTS SITS;THE WAY THE TYPISTS ARMS, LEGS, WRISTS, FEET ARE PLACED |
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| ARRANGEMENT OF THE KEYBOARD, COPY, MOUSE, AND OTHER MATERIALS ON THE DESK |
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