- A card through which a computer is connected to the network. →NIC (Network Interface Card) Supplementary Examination 2071
- A card used to connect network cable to computer. → NIC (Network Interface Card) Supplementary Examination 2066
- A communication mode where data transmit only in one direction. → Simplex mode Bhaktapur Pabson 2071
- A company which provides the internet facilities.→ ISP(Internet service provider) SLC 2072,SLC 2070, Supplementary Examination 2067
- A computer in a network which can provide services to other computer→ Server SLC 2070
- A computer virus that damages the documents created in MS-Word and MS-Excel.→ Macro virus Supplementary Examination 2068
- A computer which provides services to other computers in a network.→ Server SLC 2072
- A device which can convert analog signal to digital codes and vice versa.→ MODEM Supplementary Examination 2067
- A main computer in the computer network. → Server SLC 2068
- A network of computer formed by using cables.→ Local Area Network(LAN) Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2070
- A person who seeks and exploits weakness in a computer system or computer network → Hacker Bhaktapur Pabson 2071
- A person who steals or destroys other’s data, information and program→ Hacker SLC 2070, SLC 2072
- A program that can disinfect a file from virus → Antivirus Software SLC 2070,SLC 2072
- A program that effect the normal functioning of computer.→ Computer Virus SLC 2068
- A program that is attached to other programs.→ Computer Virus Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2067
- A secret code that gives the user to access particular program and system.→ Password Supplementary Examination 2065,SLC 2069
- A set of moral principal that regulate the use of computers.→ Protocols Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2069
- A set of rules and procedures that govern transmission of messages → Protocol Supplementary Examination 2070
- A set of rules that governs how computer exchange information over computer network. →Protocol SLC 2067
- A spare copy of important program or document. → Backup Supplementary Examination 2069
- A technology that makes teaching-learning easier in a classroom.→ CAL (Computer Aided Learning) Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2068
- A type of computer virus that infects user’s documents → Macro virus Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2071
- A virus that infects boot record.→ Boot sector virus Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2068
- A virus that infects executable file or program.→ Program virus Bhaktapur Pabson 2071
- An artificial environment that is created with software and presented to the user in such a way that the user suspends belief and accepts it as a real environment. → Virtual Reality Bhaktapur Pabson 2071
- An electronic device that supply electronic current when electricity is cut off.→ UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) Supplementary Examination 2067
- An integrations of audio, video, graphics and text. → Multimedia SLC 2067, SLC 2071
- An internet tool that helps to upload/download the file.→ FTP (File Transfer Protocol) SLC 2067
- Business through internet.→ E-commerce SLC 2069
- Buying and selling good through internet.→ E-commerce Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2068, cdc model question
- Buying and selling product and services online.→ E-commerce SLC 2071
- Cabling structure of LAN.→ Topology Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2067
- Device used for power protection.→ Volt guard Supplementary Examination 2066
- Device which boots the strength of the received signal and retransmits it.→ Repeater Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2066
- Hub or switch based network topology.→ Star topology Supplementary Examination 2068
- It can be used to authenticate the identity of the sender or the signer of a document. Digital Signature Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2069
- It is a protocol which helps in bypassing the phone calls using computer. VOIP(Voice over Internet Protocol) Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2069
- Law that governs the legal issue related to Internet. → Cyber law Supplementary Examination 2069
- Learning through electronic media. → CAL (Computer Aided Learning) Supplementary Examination 2070
- Making an extra copy of data and software.→ Backup Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2067, Supplementary Examination 2066
- Making duplicate copy of file for security purpose.→ Backup SLC 2067
- Network of networks. Internet Supplementary Examination 2071, Supplementary Examination 2065, Supplementary Examination 2067
- Network sharing and exchanging information between different people. Computer network Supplementary Examination 2070
- Number of bits transfer per second using network.→ Bandwidth Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2066
- One of the cheapest services provided by the internet.→ E-mail. Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2070
- Online mail service through internet.→ E–mail Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2067
- Physical layout of LAN. → Topology Supplementary Examination 2071, SLC 2069
- Physical layout of network. →Network topology Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2069
- Program used to detect and eliminate computer virus.→ Anti-virus Supplementary Examination 2066
- Secret group of character which helps to protect file from unauthorized person. Password Supplementary Examination 2070
- Security measures in which eye vision is used in authentication. → Biometrics Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2071
- Small program that can replicate itself without knowledge of user.→ Computer Virus. Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2070
- Technology that allows combining text, sound, video etc.→ Multimedia technology Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2068
- The amount of data transmitted per second through a communication channel. → Bandwidth Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2071
- The artificial environment created by computer technology to entertain user.→ Virtual Reality Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2066
- The data carrying capacity of communication channel.→ Bandwidth Supplementary Examination 2068, SLC 2071
- The device used to connect PC with telephone line. → MODEM SLC 2068
- The method of consolidating fragmented files on the computers. Defragmentation Supplementary Examination 2069
- The moral principle related to cyber space.→ Computer ethics Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2071
- The moral principles that control cybercrime.→ Computer ethics Supplementary Examination 2071
- The moral principles that control cyber-crime.→ Cyber law Supplementary Examination 2068
- The moral principles that control cybercrime.→ Computer ethics SLC 2071
- The process of restoring encrypted data to its original form. →Backup Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2070
- The rules and regulations to systematize the computer related technology.→ Cyber law Supplementary Examination 2065
- The rules that make the network communication possible.→ Protocol SLC 2068
- The software that protects computer virus.→ Antivirus Software SLC 2069
- Type of network architecture that doesn’t specify a server and workstation.→ Peer-to-Peer Network Send Up Kathmandu Pabson 2066
- Use of Internet to buy and sell goods and services.→ E-commerce Supplementary Examination 2065
- A type of network in which every computer works as both client and server.→ Peer-to-peer network SEE examination 2073
- Protocol used to receive e-mail from the mail server. .→ Post office protocol(POP) SEE examination 2073
- The moving graphic images.→ Animation SEE examination 2073
- The law that controls cyber crime- .→ Cyber crime SEE examination 2073
- A program that can disinfect a file from virus. .→ Antivirus SEE examination 2072
- Technique of providing governance information and services though internet. .→ E-governance Kathmandu Pabson examination 2072
- Message sent electronically through computer network → E-mail Kathmandu Pabson examination 2072
- Software that obtains information from user’s computer without the user’s knowledge or consent → Computer virus Kathmandu Pabson examination 2072
- Two way of mode of communication → Duplex mode Kathmandu Pabson examination 2072
- The legal issues adopted by the government to minimize the computer crime. → Cyber law Lalitpur Pabson examination 2072
- The virus that deletes the file having the extension .exe,.sys and .com → File infecting virus Lalitpur Pabson examination 2072
- A network serving a single organization or site that is modeled after the internet. → Intranet Lalitpur Pabson examination 2072
- A topology in which all the nodes are connected in a single communication line – Bus topology Lalitpur Pabson examination 2072
- The world wide network of computer → Internet Kathmandu N-Pabson examination 2072
- Rules and regulations for interconnections in network → Protocol Kathmandu N-Pabson examination 2072
- Two way communication mode → Duplex mode Kathmandu N-Pabson examination 2072
- A virus that corrupt system file of operating system → Boot sector virus Kathmandu N-Pabson examination 2072
- A fast application level protocol widely used for copying files to and fro from remote computer system on a network using TCP/IP. → File transfer protocol Sedips examination 2072
- A computer programs that scans a computer’s memory and mass storage to identify, isolate and eliminate threats and viruses. → Antivirus Software Sedips examination 2072
- The process of converting encrypted data back into its original form. → Decryption Sedips examination 2072
- The impression of movement created by displaying a sequence of images at a reasonable speed of real events. → Animation Sedips examination 2072
- Stopping computer crime and abuse → Cyber law SOS examination 2072
- The display of still frame pictures or photos on a computer screen. → Desktop wallpaper SOS examination 2072
- Number of bits transferred per second using a network medium → Bit SOS examination 2072
- The smallest amount of information which may be stored in a computer → F SOS examination 2072
- A device that connects two different networks. router
- A 3-D simulated environment. Virtual Reality
- A battery supported power unit between and external power source and a computer system which supplies clean and continuous power even during power failures. UPS
- A card that connect a computer within a networking cable.NIC
- A card through which a computer is connected on a network. Network Interface Card
- A card used to connect network cable to computer: NIC
- A class of program that searches your hard drive and floppy disks for any known or potential viruses. Antivirus
- A code that mutates while keeping the original algorithm intact. Polymorphic virus
- A collection of millions of computers: internet
- A collection of related data of a person or anything is known as database.
- a collection of user-submitted notes or messages on various subjects that are posted to servers on a worldwide network.: Usenet
- A communication media which use light to carry a data signal through the cable. Fiber optics
- A communication system connecting two or more computer that work together to exchange information and share resources. Computer Network
- A company that provides internet facility. ISP
- A company that provides internet services to the users. ISP
- A company which gives us the facility to gain access to the Internet against a fee. ISP
- A complicated virus that affects data types and functions. It is a self encrypted virus designed to avoid detection by a scanner. Polymorphic virus
- A component of the Internet that presents information in a graphical interface. World Wide Web
- A computer circuit board or card designed to allow computer to communicate over a computer network. NIC
- A computer- delivered system that allows the user to control, combine, and manipulate different types of media such as text, sound, video, graphics and animation. Multimedia
- a computer designed to process requests and deliver data to other (client) computers over a Local Network or the Internet.: Network server
- A computer equipped with multimedia features. Multimedia Computer
- A computer network limited within a room: LAN
- A computer network that is spread within a city of neighboring city. MAN
- A computer networking device that connects network segments. Network switch
- A computer on a network that uses resources of the network : workstation.
- A computer on a network. node
- A computer on the network that provide resources to other computers on the network. Server
- A computer on the network that provides resource and allows a client to use it as a workstation. Nondedicated software
- A computer on the network that provides resources but does not allows a client to use it as a workstation. Dedicated software
- A computer on the network that uses resources of the network. Workstation
- A computer program that can copy itself and infect a computer without permission or knowledge of user. Computer virus
- A computer program that has been created to destroy computer system. Computer virus
- A computer system that is capable of handling more than one medium simultaneously. Multimedia computer
- A computer that acts both as a server and a client-it shares resources (like a server) and uses them (like a client). Peer-to-peer network
- A computer user who attempts to break into copyright protected software or an information system. Cracker
- A computer virus that infects program written in scripting language. Scripting virus
- A computer virus that replaces a macro, which is what enables a program to work and instigates a designated group of actions and commands. Macro virus
- A computer which provides resources to other computer on the network. server
- A computer which uses services of a network. workstation
- A computer-delivered electronic system that allows the user to control, combine, and manipulate different types of media, such as text, sound, video, computer graphics, and animation. Multimedia
- A connection in which the data flows in only one direction from the transmitter to the receiver. : simplex connection.
- a coordinated set of programs that receives your search request, compares it to the entries in the index and returns result to you.: search engine
- A copy of file or program that is used when a original file is corrupted. backup
- A copy of the file which is used in the event of the original file being corrupted. backup
- A criminal activity involving the information technology infrastructure. Cyber crime
- A destructive computer program that hides and replicates itself. Computer virus
- a device connecting two or more networks that facilitates the transfer of data in the form of packets.: router
- A device or circuit that maintains a load voltage nearly constant over a range of variations of input voltage and load current. Voltage regulator device
- A device that allows your computer to keep running for at least a shot time when the primary power sources is lost. UPS
- A device that amplifies the incoming signals, creates a new copy of it and transmits the signals on the network. repeater
- A device that converts digital signals into analog signals and vice versa. MODEM
- A device that converts the discrete stream of digital ON-OFF electric pulses used by computer into the continuously variable analog wave patterns used to transmit the human voice over many existing telephone lines. : Modem
- A device that protects computer system from the fluctuation of electric voltage. Volt Guard
- A device that protects PC from power surges and spikes : Surge suppressor
- A device that provides back up electric power to the computer. UPS
- a device that provides connection between wireless devices and can connect to wired networks.: Wireless Access Point
- A device that shields computer and other electronic devices from surges in electrical power,or transient voltage, that flow from the power supply. Surge processor
- A device used to transfer the data of one computer to another using a telephone line. modem
- A device which provide electricity after power off. UPS
- a device which provides continuous power and protects the computer equipments from power surges and voltage fluctuations. Ups
- A device which provides continuous power to the computer equipment and protects them from power surges and voltage fluctuations. Surge suppressor
- A device with multiple ports that joins multiple computer together. Hub
- A device, software, or a system that converts data between dissimilar networks with different protocols. Gateway
- A digital representation of non-text information such as a drawing, chart or photographs. Graphics
- A disk tool that allows checking files, folders, bad sectors, lost clusters, lost chains and any errors of the specific disk. Scandisk
- A document or resource of information that is suitable for the World Wide Web and can be accessed through a web browser and displayed on a monitor or mobile device. Web page
- A field which uniquely identifies a record of a table is primary key.
- A file virus, that uses special technique to hide its presence from users and virus scanners. Stealth virus
- A form of education which is designed to be entertaining, in order to keep people interested and engaged. Edutainment
- A formal description of message formats and rules that two or more machines must follow to exchange those messages. Protocol
- A generic term which refers to all the illegal and regulatory aspects of internet and the World Wide Web. Cyber law
- A generic term which refers to all the legal and regulatory aspects of the internet and the World Wide Web. Cyber law
- a geographically dispersed telecommunication network. Wide area network(WAN)
- A global electronic bulletin board system in which millions of computer users exchange information on a vast range of topics. Usenet News
- A group of computer that functions both as client and server. Peer-to-peer network
- A group of the interconnected computers. Computer Network
- A hardware device used to connect several computers together.: hub
- A high capacity storage device that can read and write data into storage media. DVD
- A large computer network that spans a metropolitan area or campus. LAN
- A law that deals with cyber-crime. Cyber law
- A law that deals with the criminal activities like on line fraud, hacking, etc. Cyber law
- A law that legalize the transaction through electronic media : Cyber law
- A live video connection between people in separate locations for the purpose of communication or interaction. Video conference
- A malicious program that pretends to be something useful program : Trojan horse
- A mathematical scheme for demonstrating the authenticity of a digital message or document. Digital signature
- A mechanism which is used to convert domain names into IP addresses. DNS
- A mode of transmission in which data flows in both directions, but only from one direction at a time Half- Duplex mode
- A mode of transmission in which data flows in one direction only. Simplex mode communication
- A mode of transmission in which data flows in the both directions, but only in one direction at a time. Half duplex mode
- A multiple port repeater. hub
- A network cable that contains stands of glass fibers inside an insulated casing : Fiber optic cable
- A network computer that utilizes the resources of other computer : client
- A network device that can determine the best path for forwarding the data packets. Router
- A network device that connects dissimilar networks. Gateway
- A network device that connects the segments of the same or different network having same protocol. Bridge
- A network device that join segments of a computer. Bridge
- A network device that joins networks having different protocols. Gateway
- A network device that makes communication between two different network having different protocols. gateway
- A network device that regenerates or amplifies signals. repeater
- A network device that retransmits signals to a destination node on the network. Switch
- A network device that retransmits signals to all nodes on the network. Hub
- A network device which connects two dissimilar networks together: gateway
- A network in which a central host computer performs data processing and storage on behalf of clients. Centralized network
- A network interface card is the card that physically makes the connection between the computer and the network cable. NIC
- A network model having at least one server and more than one client computer. Client server network
- A network model in which all the computers have equal access : peer-to-peer network
- A network model where all nodes have equal right. Peer-to-peer network
- A network of computer spread over a city or town located in the same geographical area.: MAN
- A network of computer that cover whole world.WAN
- A network of computer within a room. LAN
- A network of computers formed by using cables. Wired network
- A network of computers formed by using unguided media. Wireless network
- A network of computers in a room, building or campus. LAN
- A network of networks. Internet
- A network structure where all computer on the network are connected through a centrally located device. Star topology
- A network that uses unbounded transmission media. Wireless network
- A network topology in which network nodes are arranged in a linear format, with each nodes connected directly to the network cable with a T-connector or tap. Bus Topology
- A network topology in which network nodes are connected in a continuous circle. Physical ring topology
- A network which is extended beyond the boundary of countries. WAN
- A network which uses bounded media. Wired network
- A path through data is transmitted from one computer to another. Transmission medium
- A person who uses a computer to gain an unauthorized access. Hacker
- A private internet. intranet
- A program designed to detect and remove virus from the computer system : Antivirus
- A program designed to infect and potentiality damage files on a computer that receives it. Computer virus
- A program or set of program that are designed to prevent, search for, detect, and remove software viruses, and other malicious software like worms, Trojans, adware, and many more. Antivirus
- A program that allows the user to log into a remote computer on the Internet as a user on that system. telnet
- A program that allows the user to scan the contents of the internet to find Web sites or specific information of the interest to them. Search engine
- A program that can copy itself and infect a computer without the permission or knowledge of the user. Computer virus
- A program that checks a condition of hard disk. Scandisk
- A program that checks and keeps hard disk in good condition. scandisk
- A program that destroys other program. Computer virus
- A program that detects and prevents computer from the computer viruses. Antivirus
- A program that disinfects a file from a virus. antivirus
- A program that is not a virus but behave like virus and can replicate : worm
- A program that rearranges the fragmented files. Defragmentation
- A program that spreads by first infecting files or the system areas of a computer or network router’s hard drive and then making copy of itself. Computer virus
- A program which protects from malware. Antivirus
- A protocol used by the WWW to establish client server interaction. HTTP
- A protocol used for sending emails from one server to another. SMTP
- A protocol used for transferring files from one computer to another typically from your computer to a web server. FTP
- A protocol used to upload and download information. : FTP
- A searchable database of Internet files collected by a computer program. Search engine
- A secret word that provides accessibility to a user to use a file, application or computer system. Password
- A secret word used to log in. Password
- A security mechanism used on the internet that relies on two keys, one public and one private. Digital signature
- A self-contained network that spans a small area such as single building, floor, or a room. LAN
- A self-encrypted virus designed to avoid detection by a scanner: polymorphic virus
- A series of commands and actions that help to automate some task. Macro virus
- A server which sorts and directs your mail for you. Mail Server
- A service of the internet that allows a user to connect a remote computer. Telnet
- A service of the internet that allows a user to post question for discussion. Newsgroup
- A service of the Internet that allows a user to send or receive instant message. IRC
- A set of rules by which computers on the network communicate with each other. Protocols
- A set of rules or procedures for transmitting data between electronic devices, such as computers. Protocol
- A set of rules that each computer on the network has to follow. Protocol
- A set of rules that governs the communications between computers on a network.: Network protocol
- a set of standards that allow users of the World Wide Web to exchange information found on web pages. : HTTP
- A simulation of movement created by displaying a series of pictures one after the other. Animation
- A small program that runs every time the computer starts up. : master boot record
- A specialized network device on a host-based network that transmits the data entered by the user to the host for processing and displays the results.: Terminal
- A stimulation of movement created by displaying a series of images of artwork one after the other. Animation
- A system allowing individuals to perform banking activities at home, via the internet.: e-banking
- A system of transmission of sounds, images, texts or data in the form of electronic signals. : Telecommunication
- A technology that mixes text, pictures, sound, movies clips in a digital format. Multimedia technology
- A telecommunications network that allows computer to exchange data : Computer network
- A television transmitted to the particular audience at specific location via coaxial cables, telephone wires, fiber-optics strands, microwave radio systems, or communications satellites, as compared to open-circuit (broadcast) television intended for the general public. CCTV
- A transmission medium through which data are transmitted in the form of light. Fiber optic cable
- A transmission of data and information between computers using a communication link such as a standard telephone line. Telecommunication
- A type of computer virus that infects the document or template of word processing or spreadsheet. Macro virus
- A type of computer virus that is encoded as a macro embedded is a document. Macro virus
- A type of virus that infects executable files having .exe, .com, .ovl, .drv, .sys, or .dil. Program virus
- A type of virus that infects the first sector, i.e. the boot sector of a disk or hard drive. Boot sector virus
- A utility program used to detect and repair lost clusters and bad sectors of hard disk.Scan disk
- A virus infects or substitutes its own code for either the DOS boot sector or the master boot record (MBR). Boot Sector Virus
- A virus that can change its appearance with every infection : polymorphic virus
- A virus that directly attack and modify program files, which are usually .EXE or .com files. Program virus
- A virus that infect executable program files having an extension .exe,.com,or.dll. Program/file virus
- A virus that infects both boot sector of a disk and program files. Multipartite Virus
- A virus that infects executable files. File infecting virus
- A virus that infects the boot sector of a disk. Boot sector virus
- A virus that infects the part of the computer called a system sector. Boot sector
- A web page, which is designed to search other web pages. Search engine
- A web site on the Internet that brings people together in a central location to talk, share ideas, share interests, make new friends, etc.: social network
- A group of computer systems and other computing hardware devices that are linked together through communication channels to facilitate communication and resource sharing among a wide range of users. : Computer network
- A network is a group of computer that functions both as a client/server. Peer to Peer
- A self-reliant computer that acts both as a server and a client to other similar computer on the network. Peer
- A wireless topology that can be used to transmit data between two different computers. : Microwave
- Acts as the central authority in the network. : Server
- An electric device that supply electric power when the electric is cut off. UPS
- An electric device that supply steady voltage to the appliance. Volt guard
- An electrical regulator designed to automatically maintain a constant voltage level. Voltage regulator
- An electrical regulator designed to automatically maintain a constant voltage level. Voltage regulator device
- An electronic message sent from one device to another device : Email
- An electronic signature that can be used to authenticate the identity of the sender of message or the signer of the document, and possibly to ensure that the original content of the message or document that has been sent is unchanged. digital signature
- An emerging term, multimedia used in education. Edutainment
- An extension to hypertext that supports linking graphics, sound and video elements in addition to text elements. Hypermedia
- An integration of audio, video, graphics and text. Multimedia
- An intelligent device that connects two different networks by setting best network traffics. Router
- An internet tool that helps to download /upload the file. FTP
- An internetworking device that connects two dissimilar networks: gateway
- An online services that allow users to scan the contents of the Internet to find Web sites or specific information of interest to them. : search engine
- An online textual communication with each other in real time. IRC(internet relay chat)
- An operating system used in a server computer. Network Operating System
- An upcoming technology that makes user feel in a Virtual Environment (VE) by using computer hardware and software. Virtual reality
- Analog to digital and digital to analog converter during data transmission: MODEM
- Any network device that can connect to the network and can generate ,process or transfer network data.: Node
- Any type of illegal activity that makes use of the internet, a private or public network, or an in-house computer system. Cyber crime
- Both a program and method used to transfer files between computers. FTP
- Buying and selling products and services online. E-commerce
- Buying or selling goods on the internet. E-commerce
- Cable lines through which data flows in a specified path. guided media
- Cabling structure of LAN: Topology
- Commercial activities on the Internet. E-commerce
- completely decentralized. Peer-to-peer network
- Connection between a computer and the Internet done using a normal telephone : Dial up network
- Data can be transmitted in both directions but only in one direction at a time. half duplex mode
- A device that facilitates the connection or the interconnection of computers and other device to a network. : network connector
- Each computer or device in a network : node
- Group of computers that can share resources in between computer: Computer network
- High speed digital communication network evolving from existing telephony. ISDN
- Interface between the NIC of the computer and the cable that passes data from one computer to another computer. connectors
- Internet programs to communicate with each other by typing in real time. Internet Relay Chat
- Internet services that helps us to send and receive instant messages. Email
- It is simulation movement created by displaying a series of particular frames or pictures. Animation
- legal property rights of someone over his creations of the mind , both artistic and commercial.: Intellectual property rights law
- Making an extra copy of data and software. Backup
- Mode of transmission that transmits the data simultaneously in both directions. Full duplex mode
- Moral rules to be followed by computer and other professionals. Computer ethics
- One of the tools used to maintain performance and error free file management. Scandisk
- Protocol used to browse the internet. TCP/IP
- Real time discussion with one or more people through the internet. Webchat
- Security implemented on software. Software security
- Security mechanism implemented on the basis of hardware. Hardware security
- Selling and buying goods on the Internet. E-commerce
- Sending mail by using computer. E-mail
- Sending or receiving information between two or more persons. Communication
- Set of rules that the computers on network must follow to communicate and to exchange data with each other. Protocol
- Software or programs that search the website for us. Search engine
- Software that allows the user to surf the information through the Internet : browser
- Software that is used for surfing information through the internet. Web browser
- Software that is used in creating presentation. : MS-Power Point
- Stealing or destroying data, information and files. Hacking
- Terms used to describe the data handling capacity of a communication system. bandwidth
- The act that limits the disclosure of personally identifiable information regarding video rentals.: Video Privacy Protection
- The activity of breaking into a computer system to gain an unauthorized access. Hacking
- The amount of data that can be transmitted through communication channels in a fixed time period. Bandwidth
- The amount of data transmitted per second through a communication channel. Bandwidth
- The application software which is used to visit web pages. Web browser
- The arrangement or connection patterns of computers or nodes and other devices of the network. topology
- The artificial environment created by computer system that appears real. Virtual reality
- The artificial environment created by computer technology that seems to be real. Virtual reality
- The artificial environment created by computer technology to entertain user. Virtual reality
- The block of data at the end of an electronic message that attests the authenticity of the said message: digital signature.
- The buying and selling of goods and services on the internet, especially the World Wide Web. E-commerce
- The buying and selling of things over the Internet. E-commerce
- The cabling pattern of computers where all nodes are connected in a closed loop. Ring topology
- The cabling pattern of computers where each computer is connected to a common cable in the linear format. BUS Topology
- The cabling pattern of computers where each node is individually connected to centrally located device. Star topology
- The collection of web pages.: website
- The combination of more than one media such as text, picture, sound, movies clips, etc. multimedia
- The combination of multiple media such as text, image, video, animation and audio. Multimedia
- The computer having capability to integrate two or more types of media for information presentation. Multimedia computer
- The computer on which users run applications. Workstation
- The computer system that is capable to handle more than one media simultaneously. Multimedia computer
- The computer that acts as the central authority on a network. Server
- The computer that controls and coordinates all the activities of the entire computer in a network. Server
- The computers that deliver (serves up) Web pages.: webserver
- The conversion of analog signals into digital signals. Demodulation
- The conversion of digital signals into analog signals. Modulation
- The creation and manipulation of picture images in the computer. Graphics
- The crime committed with the help of computer and internet. Cyber crime
- The data handling capacity of communication system. bandwidth
- The data or signals transmitted through the air in the communication. unguided media
- The destructive increase in the amount of Voltage delivered through a power line : Spike
- The device that connects communication media with network devices. Connectors
- The device used for connecting computer to a telephone line. : Modem
- The device which accepts weak signals regenerates them and sends them back on their way. Repeater
- The device which connects similar networks having same protocols. Bridge
- The discussion groups in which people share information and ideas on a particular area of interest. Newsgroups
- The document formatting language used to link document in on the web. Hyper Text Markup Language
- the exchange of information over significant distances by electronic means: Telecommunication
- the exchange of message and computer file between computers over a computer network.: Email
- The field type automatically enters number in a field which increase by one for every new record. Auto number
- The field types used to store text that is more than 255 character: Memo
- The first sector of a disk which directs the computer to the location of the operating system. It contains instruction to boot the computer. It either replaces or modifies the instruction. Boot sector virus
- The generation, representation, manipulation and display of pictures with the aid of computer. Graphics
- The graphics that contains movement. Animation
- The group of computers, which acts as server and workstation. Peer to peer network
- The integration of text, graphics, audio, video and animation. Multimedia
- The interconnection between two or more computers through physical and logical components to share resources. Computer network
- The interconnection of computer with or without wire: computer network.
- The large group of millions of computers around the world that are all connected to one another. Internet
- The law governing computers and the Internet.: Cyber law
- The leading information exchanged service of the internet. WWW
- The learning process by using the Internet. E-learning
- The local company sells the Internet service. ISP
- The measure that allows to protect computers being opened from unauthorized user: password
- The method applied to increase the life of computers and its assets. Regular maintenance
- The modes of transmission in which communication takes place from both the sides simultaneously. Full duplex mode
- The moral principles or the code of conduct that regulate the proper use of computer. Cyber ethics
- The most powerful type of computer on the network, that does all the processing for the user : host
- The moving graphic images: animation
- The moving images of real events. Video
- The network model where each node has equal right. Peer-to-peer network
- The network model where there is at least one server. Client- server network
- The online services that allow users to scan the contents of the Internet to find web sites or specific information of interest to them. Search engine
- The path through which the sender makes communication to the receiver. Medium
- The physical interface between cabling and network places. Topology
- The physical layout or cabling structure of computers on Local area network. Topology
- The physical path through which data and information flow on the network. Transmission media
- The pictures in motion: video
- The power regulating device this supplies constant power to the computer from its backup system. UPS
- The private network within an organization that utilizes the internet services. Intranet
- The private owned Internet. Intranet
- The process of copying files, documents, programs, etc. from users computer to the web server. Uploading
- The process of displaying alphanumeric characters on the screen to present information. Text
- The process of displaying still images in rapid sequence to create the illusion of movement. Animation
- The process of ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and availability of computers, their programs, hardware devices and data. Computer security
- The process of giving the illusion of movement to drawings, models or inanimate objects. Animation
- The process of locating the noncontiguous fragments of data, rearranging the fragments and restoring them fewer fragments or the whole file. Defragmentation
- The process of making a reserve copy of file,which can be restored in case of original file is corrupted. Backup
- The process of rearranging the fragmented files in the contiguous spaces on the disk. Defragmentation
- The process of re-writing parts of a file to contiguous sector on a hard disk to increase the speed of access and retrieval. Defragmentation
- The process of sending and receiving messages electronically through the internet. E-mail
- The process of transferring a copy of a file from a remote computer to the requesting computer: Downloading
- The process of unauthorized access to an information system intentionally. Hacking
- The program that allows user to communicate with each other in real time. : chat
- The program used to create and present multimedia system. Multimedia Authority software
- The Program which is used to detect and eliminate computer virus. Antivirus program
- The protection of creations of the mind, which have both a moral and a commercial value. Intellectual property
- The protocol used for transferring hypertext documents that make the World Wide Web possible. HTTP
- The query is used to delete records from the table.: Delete query
- The query that is used to change record in a table at a single operation. Action query
- The real images of artwork. Animation
- The repeated acts of harassment or threatening the victim by using internet services like e-mail. Cyber stalking
- The rights granted to creator and owners of the works that are the result of the human intellectual creativity. Intellectual property law
- The rule that is used to make sure that the data entered in a field is within the criteria set by the user: Validation rule
- The rules and procedures relates to the internet and cyberspace. Cyber law
- The rules and regulation to systematize the computer related technology. Cyber law
- The scattering of the parts of the same disk file over different locations. Fragmentation
- The secret word or phrase of authorized users to open computer and access programs. Password
- The security that protects program, files, and the information flow to and from a computer. Software security
- The security that protects the machine and peripheral hardware from theft, electronic intrusion and damage. : hardware security.
- The service which is used to transfer files from one computer to others. FTP
- The set of rules and procedures that makes the communication possible among different computers in a network. Protocol
- The shape of the network in which all the computers are connected together. Network Topology
- The software used to scan a computer’s memory and disks to detect viruses. antivirus
- The software used to scan, locate and detect the disk for viruses. Antivirus
- The software which controls and manages all the operation in computer network. NOS
- The special macros that self-replicate in the data files of personal productivity applications such as Word and Excel. Macro virus
- The technology with deliver voice over the Internet. Skype
- The technology that allows people to enter and interact with three dimensional computer graphics world. : virtual reality/vr
- The term used to describe the tool which allows one computer user to send a message to one or more other computer users over a computer network. Email
- The tool that is used to maintain performance and error free file management. Scandisk
- The topology in which all the computers are connected by a common distribution channel. Bus Topology
- The topology on which all the computers are connected to each other in a closed circular loop. Ring Topology
- The total set of interlinked by hypertext documents residing on HTTP servers. WWW
- The unauthorized duplication and use of computer software. Software piracy
- The unique address of a web page on the internet: URL
- The use of computer modeling and simulation to enable a person to interact with an artificial three-dimensional visual or other sensory environment. Virtual Reality
- The use of Internet to buy and sell goods and services. E-commerce
- The very first page of every web site. Homepage
- The viruses which have combination features of boot sector viruses and program viruses. Multipartite Virus
- The visual communication of parties around the world. Video Conference
- The way through which one can convey information: media
- The largest network of computer in the world : internet.
- Transaction of letters,messages and memos over a communication network. : Email
- Transferring illegal item through the internet (such as encryption technology)that is banned in some locations. Cyber contraband
- Two or more computers connected with each other to share data and other respurces. computer network
- unreadable by everyone except the receiver. Encryption
- Virtual space created by computer networks, internet to make communication. Cyber space
- Voice communication through Internet. I-telephony
- Websites that allow the users to search information based on keywords or a combination of keywords. Search engine
- wireless networking technology that allows computer and other devices to communicate over a wireless signal: Wi-Fi
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