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MISY Final Ch5
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1File:
- AA collection of program instructions or data
- BA collection of files
- CThe top of the file management structure
- DGathering collections of files from different locations (e.g., folders) and displays them as if they were all saved in a single location (e.g., folder)
2Folder:
- AA collection of files
- BThe top of the file management structure
- CGathering collections of files from different locations (e.g., folders) and displays them as if they were all saved in a single location (e.g., folder)
- DThe main tool for finding, viewing, and managing the contents of a Windows computer.
3Root directory:
- AThe top of the file management structure
- BGathering collections of files from different locations (e.g., folders) and displays them as if they were all saved in a single location (e.g., folder)
- CThe main tool for finding, viewing, and managing the contents of a Windows computer.
- DIdentifying what kind of family of files the file belongs to
4Library:
- AGathering collections of files from different locations (e.g., folders) and displays them as if they were all saved in a single location (e.g., folder)
- BThe main tool for finding, viewing, and managing the contents of a Windows computer.
- CIdentifying what kind of family of files the file belongs to
- DUtility program to make a large file more compact, making it easier and faster to send and upload to the web
5Windows Explorer or File Explorer
- AThe main tool for finding, viewing, and managing the contents of a Windows computer.
- BIdentifying what kind of family of files the file belongs to
- CUtility program to make a large file more compact, making it easier and faster to send and upload to the web
- DUtility program to remove unnecessary files that may slow down the computer from hard drive
6File extension:
- AIdentifying what kind of family of files the file belongs to
- BUtility program to make a large file more compact, making it easier and faster to send and upload to the web
- CUtility program to remove unnecessary files that may slow down the computer from hard drive
- DUtility program to group together related pieces of files on the hard drive, allowing OS to work more efficiently
7File compression:
- AUtility program to make a large file more compact, making it easier and faster to send and upload to the web
- BUtility program to remove unnecessary files that may slow down the computer from hard drive
- CUtility program to group together related pieces of files on the hard drive, allowing OS to work more efficiently
- DUtility program to let the user to roll the system settings back to a specific date when everything was working properly
8Disk cleanup:
- AUtility program to remove unnecessary files that may slow down the computer from hard drive
- BUtility program to group together related pieces of files on the hard drive, allowing OS to work more efficiently
- CUtility program to let the user to roll the system settings back to a specific date when everything was working properly
- DNon-volatile memory storing BIOS
9Disk defragmenter:
- AUtility program to group together related pieces of files on the hard drive, allowing OS to work more efficiently
- BUtility program to let the user to roll the system settings back to a specific date when everything was working properly
- CNon-volatile memory storing BIOS
- DWindows 7, Windows 8, OS X, iOS, Android, Linux
10System restore:
- AUtility program to let the user to roll the system settings back to a specific date when everything was working properly
- BNon-volatile memory storing BIOS
- CWindows 7, Windows 8, OS X, iOS, Android, Linux
- DVarious housekeeping tasks such as system maintenance and file compressions
11ROM:
- ANon-volatile memory storing BIOS
- BWindows 7, Windows 8, OS X, iOS, Android, Linux
- CVarious housekeeping tasks such as system maintenance and file compressions
- DProviding an organizational structure to the computer's contents (i.e., files)
12Examples of OS:
- AWindows 7, Windows 8, OS X, iOS, Android, Linux
- BVarious housekeeping tasks such as system maintenance and file compressions
- CProviding an organizational structure to the computer's contents (i.e., files)
- DRequiring minimal user interaction, guarateeing certain response times for particular computing tasks, written specifically for the needs of the devices and their functions, no commercially available standard, used in devices such as digital storage oscilloscopes, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, washing and drying machine, car engine
13Functions of utility programs:
- AVarious housekeeping tasks such as system maintenance and file compressions
- BProviding an organizational structure to the computer's contents (i.e., files)
- CRequiring minimal user interaction, guarateeing certain response times for particular computing tasks, written specifically for the needs of the devices and their functions, no commercially available standard, used in devices such as digital storage oscilloscopes, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, washing and drying machine, car engine
- DUtility program allowing the user to boot into either Windows or OS X in a Mac computer
14File management:
- AProviding an organizational structure to the computer's contents (i.e., files)
- BRequiring minimal user interaction, guarateeing certain response times for particular computing tasks, written specifically for the needs of the devices and their functions, no commercially available standard, used in devices such as digital storage oscilloscopes, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, washing and drying machine, car engine
- CUtility program allowing the user to boot into either Windows or OS X in a Mac computer
- DThe ability to add a new component to a system and have it work automatically without user intervention (i.e., manually intalling device driver)
15Real time operating systems:
- ARequiring minimal user interaction, guarateeing certain response times for particular computing tasks, written specifically for the needs of the devices and their functions, no commercially available standard, used in devices such as digital storage oscilloscopes, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, washing and drying machine, car engine
- BUtility program allowing the user to boot into either Windows or OS X in a Mac computer
- CThe ability to add a new component to a system and have it work automatically without user intervention (i.e., manually intalling device driver)
- DStored in ROM, responsible for managing the exchange of data between the OS and all the input and output devices attached to the system, and loading the OS into RAM from the hard drive
16OS X Boot Camp:
- AUtility program allowing the user to boot into either Windows or OS X in a Mac computer
- BThe ability to add a new component to a system and have it work automatically without user intervention (i.e., manually intalling device driver)
- CStored in ROM, responsible for managing the exchange of data between the OS and all the input and output devices attached to the system, and loading the OS into RAM from the hard drive
- DManaging computer hardware, providing a consistent means for application software to work with the CPU, managing, scheduling, and coordinating tasks
17Plug And Play:
- AThe ability to add a new component to a system and have it work automatically without user intervention (i.e., manually intalling device driver)
- BStored in ROM, responsible for managing the exchange of data between the OS and all the input and output devices attached to the system, and loading the OS into RAM from the hard drive
- CManaging computer hardware, providing a consistent means for application software to work with the CPU, managing, scheduling, and coordinating tasks
- DOperating system and utility programs
18BIOS:
- AStored in ROM, responsible for managing the exchange of data between the OS and all the input and output devices attached to the system, and loading the OS into RAM from the hard drive
- BManaging computer hardware, providing a consistent means for application software to work with the CPU, managing, scheduling, and coordinating tasks
- COperating system and utility programs
- DAllowing the user to communicate with the computer.
19Functions of operating system:
- AManaging computer hardware, providing a consistent means for application software to work with the CPU, managing, scheduling, and coordinating tasks
- BOperating system and utility programs
- CAllowing the user to communicate with the computer.
- DMultiuser, multitasking OS used as a network OS developed in 1969 by AT&T's Bell Labs, used mainly in mainframe computers
20Two types of system software:
- AOperating system and utility programs
- BAllowing the user to communicate with the computer.
- CMultiuser, multitasking OS used as a network OS developed in 1969 by AT&T's Bell Labs, used mainly in mainframe computers
- DiOS, Android, BlackBerry
21User interface:
- AAllowing the user to communicate with the computer.
- BMultiuser, multitasking OS used as a network OS developed in 1969 by AT&T's Bell Labs, used mainly in mainframe computers
- CiOS, Android, BlackBerry
- DiOS, Android, Windows 8
22UNIX:
- AMultiuser, multitasking OS used as a network OS developed in 1969 by AT&T's Bell Labs, used mainly in mainframe computers
- BiOS, Android, BlackBerry
- CiOS, Android, Windows 8
- DWindows, OS X, Linux
23OS for smartphones:
- AiOS, Android, BlackBerry
- BiOS, Android, Windows 8
- CWindows, OS X, Linux
- DUser interface displaying grahics and use user-friendly point-and-click technology of the mouse and cursor
24OS for tablets:
- AiOS, Android, Windows 8
- BWindows, OS X, Linux
- CUser interface displaying grahics and use user-friendly point-and-click technology of the mouse and cursor
- DA special program that comes with every hardware that facilitates communication between the device and the OS
25Top three OS for personal computers::
- AWindows, OS X, Linux
- BUser interface displaying grahics and use user-friendly point-and-click technology of the mouse and cursor
- CA special program that comes with every hardware that facilitates communication between the device and the OS
- DRoot directory. It usually represents a physical storage (e.g., hard drive, optical drive, flash drive)
26GUI:
- AUser interface displaying grahics and use user-friendly point-and-click technology of the mouse and cursor
- BA special program that comes with every hardware that facilitates communication between the device and the OS
- CRoot directory. It usually represents a physical storage (e.g., hard drive, optical drive, flash drive)
- Dfolders
27Device driver:
- AA special program that comes with every hardware that facilitates communication between the device and the OS
- BRoot directory. It usually represents a physical storage (e.g., hard drive, optical drive, flash drive)
- Cfolders
- Dfile
28In C:\Users\Doe\Documents\myFiles\myBook.xls, the C is called ...
- ARoot directory. It usually represents a physical storage (e.g., hard drive, optical drive, flash drive)
- Bfolders
- Cfile
- Dextension
29In C:\Users\Doe\Documents\myFiles\myBook.xls, the Users, Doe, Documents, and myFiles are called ...
- Afolders
- Bfile
- Cextension
- DLinux
30In C:\Users\Doe\Documents\myFiles\myBook.xls, the myBook is called ...
- Afile
- Bextension
- CLinux
- DC:\a\b\c\d\e\f.doc
31In C:\Users\Doe\Documents\myFiles\myBook.xls, the .xls is called ...
- Aextension
- BLinux
- CC:\a\b\c\d\e\f.doc
- DAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Word 2013
32An open source OS:
- ALinux
- BC:\a\b\c\d\e\f.doc
- CAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Word 2013
- DAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Excel 2013
33File path:
- AC:\a\b\c\d\e\f.doc
- BAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Word 2013
- CAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Excel 2013
- DAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Access 2013
34.docx
- AAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Word 2013
- BAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Excel 2013
- CAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Access 2013
- DLinux
35.xlsx
- AAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Excel 2013
- BAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Access 2013
- CAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Word 2013
- DC:\a\b\c\d\e\f.doc
36.accdb
- AAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Access 2013
- BAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Excel 2013
- CAn extension of a file created in Microsoft Word 2013
- DC:\a\b\c\d\e\f.doc
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