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This is a large type of flash storage, meant to replace the bulky disks in ordinary hard disk drives.
SSD (Solid state drive)
This network topology involves several computers connected to a central switch.
Star
This 12 digit address is linked to a physical component, and looks like this: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
MAC address
This component allows a device to connect to a network, providing it with a cable jack, wireless capability, or both.
NIC (network interface card)
This program is a common option for building a database, packaged within the Microsoft Office software suite.
Microsoft Access
This form of storage involves saving data on easily removable memory chips.
Flash storage
These 802 wireless standards are the most commonly used in homes and businesses today.
802.11n and 802.11ac (either counts)
A feature of many modern OSes, this acronym denotes a system that lets you "see" files as an image.
Graphical user interface (GUI)
A "404" message on a website is an example of what networking concept?
HTTP Status Code
This language can be used to operate and edit databases by building queries to do specific tasks.
SQL (Structured Query Language)
This small chip is a type of stable RAM that stores the BIOS program on the motherboard.
CMOS
This protocol encrypts data entered into HTML documents. It's the "S" in the "HTTPS" protocol.
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Software that is never purchased but instead rented as a subscription fee is part of which distribution model?
Software as a service (SAAS)
This port comes in two sizes and has different levels of transfer rates between the motherboard, usually in multiples of 2 (2x, 4x, 8x, 16x)
PCI
This is a column of a table made up of all unique values, meant to identify the rows of that table in other parts of the database.
Primary key
This type of software is stored permanently on a device so that it can understand and digitize its key functions.
Firmware
This data-based internet protocol sends packets across a connection in a one-way stream, resulting in faster downloads but possibly laggy receptions.
UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
This type of compression involves removing small levels of detail that are imperceptible or barely noticeable for humans to lower a file size.
Lossy compression
IoT (Internet of Things) devices
These SQL commands are used to change the structure of a database, such as through the use of the DROP command.
Data Definition Language (DDL)
These are the four basic functions of a computer, including accepting other devices and saving things to permanent memory.
Input, processing, output, storage
This happens when a client gets farther away from the source of the connection, resulting in interference or loss of signal.
Attenuation
This type of software is created on an open license, meaning anyone can download the code, edit it, and redistribute it.
Open-source software
This is a network management protocol that assigns IP addresses to connecting devices in a single network.
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
This relationship occurs in a relational database that has one table linked to another table's primary key.
One-to-one relationship