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A. A rhetorical device
B. A type of painting
C. The process of removing details to focus attention on aspects greater importance
D. The process of categorization
A. Algorithm
B. Computational Theory
C. Design Pattern
D. Metric
A. A form of network security
B. An organized list of web addresses
C. A system of user authentication
D. A way to organize and store permissions of a principal for a specific entity
A. The degree to which the software is able to adapt to changing inputs
B. The degree to which an entity is able to meet established goals
C. The degree to which the success of an entity is measured
D. The degree to which the actions of an entity can be traced uniquely to the entity
A. International Software Analyst Qualification Board
B. International Software Certification Board
C. The International Software Architecture Qualification Board
D. International Software Assessment & Quality Board
A. Random access memory
B. Read-only memory.
C. Secondary memory
D. None of these
A. Synchronous circuits
B. Asynchronous circuits
C. Electrical switches
D. Unicodes
A. Magnetic storage
B. Optical storage
C. Random access memory (RAM)
D. Read-only memory (ROM)
A. .0
B. 2
C. 1
D. 10
A. Kilobit
B. Pixel
C. Byte
D. Binary
A. Is more fragile
B. Is more suitable for mass production
C. Emits less light
D. Operates at lower temperatures
A. What the data transfer rate should be
B. How to access the hard disk
C. Where to find the operating system
D. How to load the operating system into RAM
A. The chip's proximity to the CPU
B. The size of the hard drive
C. The physical size of the chip
D. The amount of storage space on the chip
A. Software
B. Output
C. Input
D. Flash.
A. Reduce the loss of body heat to the environment
B. Absorb heat from the environment
C. Produce more heat when needed.
A. Electrons
B. BIOS
C. Cache
D. Microchips
A. Clock speed
B. Throughput
C. Machine cycle
D. Memory
A. Blu-ray drives
B. Mechanical hard drive
C. Video card
D. Solid-state drive
A. Processor
B. Update & security
C. Data
D. System
A. Bus
B. Clock
C. Processor
D. Cache
A. SSDs
B. Capacity
C. Volatile
D. Bus
A. Thin client
B. Batch client
C. Topological client
D. Portal client
A. CPUs cache modules clock cycles RAM
B. Dolby Digital 7.1 creates
C. Computers are designed with
D. Moore's Law refers to the
A. System bus
B. Address bus
C. Data bus
D. Control bus.
A. Refresh rate
B. Dot pitch
C. Resolution
D. Hertz
A. ALU
B. MOTHERBOARD
C. MEMORY
D. CACHE
A. Motherboard
B. Internal clock
C. Transistor
D. Front side
A. UNION
B. HAVING
C. CROSS
D. EXET
A. \
B. ^
C. ..
D. /
A. 2.
B. 5.
C. 8.
D. 10.
A. Random access memory
B. Mainframe computers
C. Machine language
D. Integrated circuits