History Lessons
This man is known as the father of computers.
Charles Babbage
This deivce directs data between computers on different networks.
Router
The gap between people who have access to technology and those who do not.
The Digital Divide
Downloading a movie without paying for it.
Piracy
The physical parts of the computer.
She was the first ever programmer.
Ada Lovelace
This kind of network covers a small area, like a school or office building.
Local Area Network (LAN)
Not having the money or cultural pressures to persue technology.
Socioeconomic
This protects invention.
Patents
The father of modern computing.
Alan Turing
It's the name of a park in England were Alan Turing built his famous machine.
Bletchley
This internet cable sends data using light.
Fiber optic
Bias
It protects logos like the Nike's swoosh.
Trademark
The largest of these is the Internet
Wide Access Network
This device ensures only intended computers get certain information.
Switch
A rural community has only one slow internet provider.
Geographic barrier
Using someone's work without credit.
Plagiarism.
Moore's Law
This is the year that Ray Tomlinson sent the first email.
1971
Data sent across the network in small chunks.
Packets
The Great Firewall is an example of this.
Censorship
Breaking it might result in being put on a tech ban at school.
AUP (Acceptable Use Policy)
This early computer was programmed using switches and punch cards, weighed 30 tons, and was built to perform military calculations