CS100 (Week 1) (Being a Digital Citizen)

Question 1

a machine that allows a user to
perform calculations or
computations.

Answer 1

Computers

Question 2

What makes a computer a computer?

Answer 2

Input
Output
Processing
Storage
Programmability

Question 3

Receives data

Answer 3

Input

Question 4

Displays or produces information

Answer 4

Output

Question 5

Manipulates data

Answer 5

Processing

Question 6

Saves data for later use

Answer 6

Storage

Question 7

can be instructed to perform tasks

Answer 7

Programmability

Question 8

What are computers in academic use?

Answer 8

To check Learning Management
Systems (Blackboard Learn)
To read reference material
To communicate with peers or
mentors
To write academic or scholarly
materials

Question 9

Computers in
Professional Use

Answer 9

-Use spreadsheet for budget
tracking + performing other
heavy-duty computations
-Transfer information from one
location to another
-Conduct virtual meetings with
clients and other stakeholders

Question 10

Computers in Society

Answer 10

Weather Forecasting
Banking and Finance
Accessing Information
Job Search
Entertainment / Gaming
Accessibility for PWD
Healthcare and Public Safety
Others

Question 11

History of Computers

Answer 11

Ancient and Classical Era
The 19th Century
The 20th Century and Now

Question 12

Ancient and Classical Era

Answer 12

The Abacus, Sumer (ca. 2700 – 2300 BC)
The Abacus, China (ca. 1050 – 771 BC)
The Antikythera Mechanism, Greece (ca. 100 BC)

Question 13

The 19th Century

Answer 13

The Analytical Engine, Babbage & Lovelace (1837), Swade (2002)
Arithmometer, Payen (1887)

Question 14

The 20th Century and Now

Answer 14

Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC), Beck & Snyder, 1945
Universal Automatic Computer (UNIVAC), Eckert & Mauchly, 1951
Age of Transistors, 1950s
Age of Integrated Circuits, 1960s
Age of Microprocessors, 1970s
Apple II Computer, Apple, Inc., Jobs & Wozniak, 1978
Age of Personal and Ubiquitous Computers 1980s – 2020s
Age of Quantum Computers, 2030s

Question 15

Who observed Moore’s law?

Answer 15

Gordon Moore

Question 16

What is Moore’s law

Answer 16

It states that Number of transistors on a microchip doubles roughly every two years

Question 17

ISSUES IN COMPUTING

Answer 17

Digital divide
Cybercrime
Data Privacy Violations

Question 18

Is the act of effective use of digital tools and resources.

Answer 18

Digital Literacy

Question 19

Being digitally literate makes you a __________

Answer 19

Digital Citizen

Question 20

Critically evaluating digital information and media.

Answer 20

Digital literacy

Question 21

Observing safe and responsible online behavior.

Answer 21

Digital literacy

Question 22

despite how progressive society is, there are areas that are being left out

Answer 22

Digital divide

Question 23

This results in slow progress, overall leaving a sector / community behind everyone else

Answer 23

Digital divide

Question 24

Digital divide factors/Barriers

Answer 24

Geographical
Political
Economic
Educational

Question 25

Its impossible to supply power into some areas in the philippines due to their remote location

Answer 25

Geographical

Question 26

Democratic people's republic of korea restricts internet access and computer use to privileged individuals

Answer 26

Political

Question 27

Some people can't afford to purchase computers or have decent internet access

Answer 27

Economic

Question 28

Some cannot even read nor write, what more of using a computer

Answer 28

Educational

Question 29

An act of protecting computer systems and networks from digital attacks.

Answer 29

Cybersecurity

Question 30

Safeguarding confidential data from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction

Answer 30

Cybersecurity

Question 31

Implementing security measures to reduce risks and vulnerabilities.

Answer 31

Cybersecurity

Question 32

Ensuring business continuity and resilience against cyber threats.

Answer 32

Cybersecurity

Question 33

are online or computer-based illegal actions.

Answer 33

Cybercrimes

Question 34

This includes actions such as hacking, identity theft, and spreading malware to steal data or disrupt systems, to name a few.

Answer 34

Cybercrimes

Question 35

Protection of personal information from unauthorized access.

Answer 35

Data Privacy

Question 36

Individuals control how their data is collected, used, and shared

Answer 36

Data Privacy

Question 37

occurs when personal information is collected, used, or disclosed without proper authorization or consent.

Answer 37

A data privacy violation