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BTM - Exam #1 Questions and Answers Already Passed Latest Update data - Answers facts information - Answers describes (who, what, when, where, how many) knowledge - Answers answers how-to questions and processes information that allows for understanding understanding - Answers not a block in Ackoff's pyramid, but answers why questions wisdom - Answers application of knowledge (and understanding) IoT - Answers the interconnected networking of otherwise unintelligent devices (smart lightbulbs, home security, thermostats, AirPods, etc.) (have to be well encrypted as they are easily hacked) SOA - Answers service oriented architecture - architecture style where business functions are interdependent of each other communicating together internet - Answers interconnected network of networks using TCIP TCIP - Answers protocol architecture (computer laws) aka transmission control and internet protocols (address and order laws) ARPA - Answers advanced research projects agency - government sponsored agency that created the internet (or ARPAnet for military use) 1969 - Answers arpanet invented (Went from telephone operators (connecting lines physically) to data packets) 1981 - Answers introduction of IBM PC 1983 - Answers development of domain main system (DMS - aka URLs) 1989 - Answers Tim Burners-Lee created the World Wide Web 1991 - Answers internet released for world-wide consumption 1994 - Answers JavaScript is introduced (the user now able to respond to the content behind a page) CPU - Answers processing brain of the computer; executes instructions GPU - Answers graphical processing unit; shows you what is seen on the screen memory - Answers temporary storage; stores currently used data storage - Answers long-term storage HDD - Answers hard disk drive; mechanical, slower SSD - Answers solid state drive; electrical, faster peripherals - Answers external (mouse, keyboard) and internal (touchscreen, speaker) devices that enhance computer HTTP - Answers hypertext transfer protocol (link or deliverer) HTML - Answers hypertext makeup language (actual content of a page) system - Answers engine and control of computer (ex. windows) utility - Answers tools for fixing, cleaning (ex. disk cleanup for a virus) application - Answers things you actually use (ex. gmail) embedded software - Answers brains inside smart machines, running inside devices that aren't full computers (ex. car, washing machine, speaker) open source software - Answers free to use/modify code, available to everyone, allows for cheap innovation cloud computing - Answers elastic pooling of computing resources, processing, and data storage remotely