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| RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY - it's the memory standard for computers today. |
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| READ ONLY MEMORY - is a type of computer memory containing prerecorded data. |
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| GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE - mouse/ click and drag |
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| bits (b) bytes (B) nibble and word |
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| Central Processing Unit - interprets and executes the instructions of a command or program. |
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| the main circuit board of a PC. |
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| OPERATING SYSTEM - the most definitive program on a computer. |
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| uses a single wire to transmit data one individual bit at a time. |
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| enlists multiple wires, enabling the transmission of more than one bit at a given time. |
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| 3 acts composed of the (1) hook, exposition, plot point 1,(2) midpoint, climax, and (3) resolution. |
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| grabs the viewers attention |
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| exposes the who what when where |
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| Major event that moves the viewer into act 2 |
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| aka the point of no return/ the halfway point in the second act |
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| shows what happened to characters after the climax |
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| character that changes throughout the movie |
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| Character that causes a change in another character |
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| the main images of film or multimedia set up in a comic book fashion layout |
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| used in multimedia to help organize design thoughts |
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| similar to flow chart but helps with wires and cables |
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| two notes 180 degrees will cancel each other out |
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| reinforces the notes and makes the waves louder |
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| reinforces the notes and makes the waves louder |
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| 770 MPH or 1,130 feet per second |
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| 770 MPH or 1,130 feet per second |
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| Loudness (human range is 1/4dB to 140dB |
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| Loudness (human range is 1/4dB to 140dB |
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| number of cycles per second... measured in HZ (human range from 20HZ-20,000HZ) |
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| sound puts barrier into motion |
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| sound bends around obstacles |
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| multiple reflections from many boundaries |
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| predicted wireless communication in the early 1890's |
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| successfully invented and patented first wireless communication (radio) in 1896 |
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| the dominant wavelength in visible light |
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