History of Computers
Digital Divide: Cause and Effect
Access Around the World
Cybersecurity
Careers in Computer Science
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In what year was the first computer designed?

1822

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What is digital Divide?

The gap between those who have access to technology, internet, and digital literacy and those who do not. 

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What does the internet allow people to do?

Allows people to communicate, access information, and interact with each other worldwide

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How often do cyber attacks happen?

Around 39 seconds 
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What is the average yearly salary?

$130,000-$140,000

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What does WiFi stand for?

Wireless Fidelity

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What is the main cause of the divide?

The unequal amount of technology access

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Name a few devices that you can connect to the internet

Computers, laptops, smartphones, and tablets 

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What is a Phishing Email?

When you receive an email that looks real with links that can steal your information

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 What are the top 3 jobs in computer science?

Software Engineer, Data Scientist, and Cybersecurity Analyst

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What is the earliest known calculating device or computer>

An Abacus

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How might the digital divide affect people's opportunities?

Limiting peoples education, employment, and overall quality of life

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True or False: Everyone has access to the internet

False 

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Who should you share your passwords with? 

Your parents 

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Who is the most successful computer scientist?

Steve Jobs

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Who designed the first computer?

Charles Babbage

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What are some long term effects of the digital divide on national development?

Hindering workforce development, and access to education and healthcare

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How many people in the world have access to internet and a computer? 

A little over 5.64 billion 

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What age group gets hacked the most? 

People 60 years and older

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What are the most accessible computer science jobs?

Computer support specialists, web developers, and software developers

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What did Wilhelm Schickard create in 1623?
The first calculator 
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What are some examples of bridging the gap between countries or regions?

Public wifi, mobile solutions, and community based digital hubs

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What are major obstacles to expanding computer and internet access globally?

Affordability, access to digital literacy skills and major challenges

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True or False: Less than 5% of hackers get caught

True 
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What is computer science?

The study of computers, computational systems, and their theoretical and practical applications

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