Being ________ means being familiar enough with computers that you
understand their capabilities and limitations.
1) computer savvy
2) technology literate
3) computer literate
4) computer competent
2. Unwanted e-ma
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Being ________ means being familiar enough with computers that you
understand their capabilities and limitations.
1) computer savvy
2) technology literate
3) computer literate
4) computer competent
2. Unwanted e-mail is called ________.
1) spam
2) spyware
3) adware
4) software
3. Which of the following is NOT necessarily part of being computer literate?
1) avoiding hackers and viruses
2) protecting your privacy
3) being able to build a computer
4) using the Internet wisely
4. ________ is a field of study focused on information handling and retrieval of
information automatically.
1) Computer forensics
2) Database mining
3) RFID
4) Information technology
5. The process of searching huge amounts of data with the hope of finding a
pattern is called ________.
1) data mining
2) data searching
3) data warehousing
4) data retrieval
6. ________ is a wearable device that hangs around your neck consisting of a
camera, a projector, and a mirror that can communicate with the Internet
over wireless Bluetooth technology.
1) FastSCAN
2) Data mining
3) ESP
4) SixthSense
7. When a job is sent to other countries, as many programming jobs have been,
it is said to have been ________.
1) offshored
2) resourced
3) exported
4) imported
8. Many online courses are designed to use management software like ________
so that students can communicate outside of class, take quizzes online, and
find their class materials easily.
1) Blackboard or Moodle
2) Microsoft Access
3) Adobe Photoshop
4) CAD or Visio
9. The ability to recover and read deleted or damaged files from a criminal's
computer is an example of a law enforcement specialty called ________.
1) robotics
2) RFID simulation
3) computer forensics
4) HALO animation
10. ________ tags, when placed on a car, can be used to record and track in a
database all of the vehicle's movements.
1) RFID
2) POS
3) PPS
4) GPS
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