Set 8 Flashcards
(21 cards)
Code
Instructions written in a programming language that computers execute to perform tasks or operations.
CDMA
(Code Division Multiple Access). A cellular technology allowing multiple users to share bandwidth by encoding signals uniquely for simultaneous transmission.
Color Depth (Display)
The number of bits used to represent the color of a single pixel; higher depth means more colors and better image quality.
Command
An instruction given to a computer program or operating system to perform a specific task.
Command Prompt
A text-based interface in Windows used to enter commands directly to the operating system.
CLI
(Command Line Interface). A text-based interface for interacting with the computer by typing commands instead of using a graphical interface.
Community Cloud
A cloud environment shared by several organizations with similar requirements, offering shared infrastructure and services.
Compatibility Modes
Settings in operating systems that allow older software or hardware to run properly on newer systems.
Compliance
Following rules, standards, and laws applicable to IT systems, often for security and legal requirements.
Component Failure
When a hardware part stops working correctly, leading to system errors or malfunctions.
Compression
Reducing the size of files or data to save storage space or speed up transfer times.
Computer Management
A Windows utility that combines several system tools (Disk Management, Event Viewer, Device Manager) for easy administration.
Connector
A device or interface used to join cables or hardware components, enabling communication or power transfer.
Consumables
Replaceable supplies used by devices, such as printer ink, toner, or paper.
Container File
A file format that packages multiple files or data streams into one, such as ZIP or ISO files.
Context Menu
A menu that appears upon right-clicking an item, offering relevant actions or options.
Contrast Ratio
The difference in light intensity between the brightest white and darkest black a display can produce; higher ratios mean better picture quality.
Control Panel
A Windows interface used to view and change system settings and configurations.
Controller Card
A hardware card (e.g., RAID or network card) that controls specific hardware functions or devices.
Copy Command
A command (like copy in Windows or cp in Linux) used to duplicate files or directories from one location to another.
Counter
A system or program variable that increments or decrements to track events or occurrences.
