Chapter 1 Flashcards

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refers to data that can be shared, collected, processed, and organized in a structured way to make it meaningful and useful.

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Information

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refers to the transmission of information/data between individuals, devices, or systems.

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Communication

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refers to the tools and methods created
by scientific knowledge results for practical purposes.

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Technology

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Encompasses the tools and methods used to transmit structured, processed, and meaningful data, especially in the context of computing and telecommunications.

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Information and Communication Technology

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4
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is a fascinating journey that spans centuries and has seen remarkable developments in technology, mathematics, and science.

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History of Computing

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ICT

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Information and Communication Technology

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This aspect of ICT includes hardware, software and data management, and Infrastructures used for processing and managing information.

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Information Technology

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4
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a set of rods with inscribed numbers to simplify multiplication and division.

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Napier’s Bones (1617):

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4
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a Scottish mathematician introduced Napier’s Bones

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John Napier

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This aspect of ICT includes communication systems, networks, protocols, and devices used for transmitting data and enabling communication between individuals, devices, and systems.

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Communication Technology

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4
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IT

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Information Technology

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CT

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Communication Technology

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4
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The abacus, one of the earliest known computing devices, consisted of beads on rods used for arithmetic calculations.

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Abacus (circa 2000 BCE)

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4
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developed by William Oughtred, allowed for more advanced calculations
involving logarithms and trigonometry.

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Slide Rule (1620)

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4
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Inventors like Blaise Pascal and
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
created mechanical calculators
capable of performing
arithmetic operations.

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Mechanical Calculators
(17th-19th centuries)

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Inventors who created mechanical calculators capable of performing arithmetic operations.

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Blaise Pascal and
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

6
Q

is considered the precursor to
modern computers. It featured
an arithmetic logic unit, control
flow, and memory.

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Analytical Engine

7
Q

Who invented Analytical Engine?

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Charles Babbage

8
Q

Designed by Charles Babbage,
the Analytical Engine is
considered the precursor to
modern computers. It featured
an arithmetic logic unit, control
flow, and memory.

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Analytical Engine (1837)

9
Q

Herman Hollerith developed
____________________ to process
data for the 1890 U.S. Census.
This technology later evolved
into early computers.

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Punch Card System

10
Q

Who developed the Punch Card System

A

Herman Hollerith

11
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used to crack German codes
during World War II along with
the Colossus

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Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC) (1930s-
1940s):