Operating Systems and Networking
Computer Worms & Viruses
Web Ethics
E-Issues
Miscellaneous
100

Machines able to store, retrieve, and process information.

Computers

100

What is a computer virus?

Malicious computer program created by a user with objectives to harm or steal another's property.
100

When did web ethics become important?

When organizations began marketing, advertising, and conducting businesses online.

100

What is phishing?

A method scammers use to steal personal information from users by sending e-mails appearing to be from a legitimate party.

100

What is a Graphical User Interface?

Allows users to operate computers without knowing the language used to communicate with an operating system.

200

These programs act as translators between a computer user and the computer itself.

Operating Systems

200

What is a computer worm?

An independent program that contains malicious instructions to hinder a computer's performance.

200

What is a cybercrime?

A crime involving computers.

200

What is Adware?

General term used to describe any program assisting advertisements to be displayed on a user's computer.

200

What is a Trojan Horse

A Malicious program disguised inside of another program seemingly beneficial or harmless.

300

Name three operating systems.

Windows, Mac OS, Unix

300

Name two differences between a computer virus and computer worms.

Viruses are dependent, worms are independent

Virus modifies other programs, worms do not

Virus only executes when the host is running, worm is always active

Virus uses host programs to replicate, a worm replicates itself over a network.

A Virus needs to be activated, and worm does not


300

The unauthorized copying, sharing, or use for personal gain of another person's production or intellectual property.

Piracy
300

Small pieces of information sent by a web browser stored on a computer.

Cookies

300

Give 2 examples of piracy

Downloading music without paying

Copying a book or DVD 

Using another person's idea to create something


400

What is the difference between Local Area Networks and Wide Area Networks?

Local Area Networks: local privately owned networks (same building or office)

Wide Area Networks: Network providing connections between computers in multiple locations (different office locations or a larger company)

400

Name three ways a computer virus can be transmitted.

Internet

Downloading attachments or music

CD or thumb drive

400

A product or service created with the use of intellect, or the ownership of ideas.

Intellectual Property

400

What are hijackers

Users attempting to find methods of viewing a user's home page or search bar.

400

Privileges of the owner to reproduce or allow another party to reproduce works created by them.

Copyright
500

Name 4 pieces of network hardware

Router, interface card, switches, bridge

500

What is the difference between a Network Worm and Host Worm?

Network worm multiplies by copying a segment of itself onto another computer over a network. A host worm is completely contained on one running computer.

500

What is the difference between traditional file sharing and peer-to-peer file sharing?

Traditional: when files are stored on one computer acting as the network server and all computers on the network retrieve files from this server.

Peer-to-peer: When files are shared by individual users, files are retrieved on an individual basis from each other.

500

Name 4 characteristics of web content.

Accurate

Relevant

Age Appropriate

Targeted at the correct audience

500

What is a network?

A system for communication between two or more computers.

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