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This document contains multiple-choice questions on basic computer systems concepts. It covers input devices, data storage, computer components, and software. It is useful for reviewing fundamental computer systems knowledge.
What's inside
- Input devices and domain names
- Data storage and quantum computers
- Computer connectors and drives
- Operating systems and software suites
- Databases and network topologies
Who it is for: Students taking the CS106 course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Computer systems have many parts. Students learn about some of them by answering questions about them.
Input and output devices
Input devices are things that let people give data to computers. Output devices are things that let computers give data to people.
Storage and drives
Storage is where computers keep data. Drives are how computers get to that data. A computer can have more than one drive.
Software and operating systems
Software is what makes computers do things. An operating system is a special kind of software that runs the computer.
Networks and the Internet
Networks let computers talk to each other. The Internet is a big network. There are different ways to set up a network.
Key terms
- Input
- Data that goes into a computer.
- Output
- Data that comes out of a computer.
- Storage
- Where computers keep data.
- Drive
- How computers get to stored data.
- Operating system
- Software that runs a computer.
- Network
- Computers that can talk to each other.
Questions this document helps with
- What are some examples of input devices?
- What is the difference between a drive and storage?
- What is the Internet?
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