COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
Department
Course Title
Course Code
Date
: Computer Engineering
: Introduction to Computers
: CC111
: fall 2012
SHEET (1)
Section One: Fill in the Blanks
1- Web pages are connected using _________, which can be either text or images.
2- _____________ is an operating in which data is entered into the computer?
3- A(n) ________________ PC can come in convertible or slate form.
4- One of the most common risks of using the Internet is having your computer infected with a(n)
______________ . A malicious program that can destroy or steal your data. You need a(n)
_______________ program to protect you against this.
5- In the email address [email protected] , aast.edu is the __________ and hello is the _______.
6- The four main operations of a computer are input, output, _______________ , and storage.
7- A computer that relies on a network for its storage rather than having a hard drive is referred to
as a __________ computer.
8- A smart watch is an example of a(n) ________________ computer.
9- _______________ is the largest and most well-known computer network in the world
10- Linux is an example of ______________ software.
11- A(n) ______________ is the fastest and most expensive type of computer and is typically used
in scientific and military applications.
12- The three types of case styles for a PC are All-in-one, desktop and ____________.
13- A computer that manages resources on a network is referred to as a _________________.
14- A collection of hardware and other devices that are connected together so that users can share
software, data and hardware is referred to as a _____________________.
15- ____________ it the data that has been processed into a meaningful form
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Section Two: Choose the right answer/s
1- Which of the following helps prepare written documents?
a. Word processing program
b. Operating System
c. Programming Language
d. Web browser
2- Which of the following allows access to web-pages located on the Internet?
a. Word processing program
b. Operating System
c. Programming Language
d. Web browser
3- Which of the following allows an individual to create an application program?
a. Word processing program
b. Operating System
c. Programming Language
d. Web browser
4- Which of the following is an input device?
a. Scanner
b. Plotter
c. Printer
d. Headphones
5- Which of the following is a communication device?
a. Touch Screen
b. Mouse
c. Keyboard
d. Network card
6- A flash memory stick is an example of
a. Input device
b. Output device
c. Storage Device
d. Communication device
7- Which of the following is an example of system software
a. Microsoft Word
b. Microsoft Excel
c. Microsoft Access
d. Microsoft Windows
8- Which of the following is the name given to data that has been processed to produce a meaningful form?
a. Input
b. Results
c. Output
d. Information
9- The pre-computer & early computer generation of computing devices used the following technology to
power it.
a. Vacuum tubes
b. Transistors
c. Integrated Circuits
d. Microprocessors
e. Mechanical devices
10- The person who writes computer software is referred to as
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a. Computer expert
b. Computer user
c. A hardware specialist
d. A programmer
11- The numeric address that identifies computers (207.46.138.20)
a. IP address
b. Email address
c. URL
d. Domain name
Section Three: Mark the following as True or False
(T/F)
1- A mouse is a common input device
2- Software includes all the physical components of a system.
3- A computer can run without an operating system if it has good application software.
4- An example of a domain name is Microsoft.com.
5- The first generation of computers was based on transistor technology.
6- If you buy good application software, you do not need system software on your computer.
7- A supercomputer is designed to run many different applications in a small sized company.
8- Hardware refers to all the physical components of a computer.
9- The CPU is an example of an external piece of hardware.
10- The World Wide Web is the only thing you can access on the Internet.
11- A third generation computer relies on transistors instead of the vacuum tubes which powered second
generation computers.
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