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public
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visible 		everywhere 	
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BorderLayout
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Get 		it “BORDER” so big text area with a border with components 	
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URL
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Uniform resource locater
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method
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actions 		that an object can take 	
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combo box
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A 		component that combines a button or editable field and a drop-down 		list. The user can select a value from the drop-down list, which 		appears at the user's request. If you make the combo box editable, 		then the combo box includes an editable field into which the user 		can type a value. 		 	
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ANT
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a Java-based build tool
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personal computer
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a microprocessor- based
computing device designed to meet the
computing needs of an individual
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What represents mandatory inclusion of another use case?
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include
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Closing a File
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when 		program is finished writing/reading to a file, it should close with 		the close method: close() 	
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JUnit task
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This task runs tests 		from the JUnit testing framework. The latest version of the 		framework can be found at http://www.junit.org. 		This task has been tested with JUnit 3.0 up to JUnit 3.8.2; it 		won't work with versions prior to JUnit 3.0. It also works with 		JUnit 4.0, including \"pure\" JUnit 4 tests using only 		annotations and no JUnit4TestAdapter. 		 	
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An object’s member variables are sometimes called its
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attributes
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More complex DBMSs maintain a(n) _____, which is a listing of activities that change the contents of a database.
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log
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Wizards
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Step-by-step guides that walk you through the necessary steps to complete a complicated task.
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memory leak
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instructions
or data from one programs' region end up in another programs'
region
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header
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contains instructions about the data carried by
the packet
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static data member
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The datamembers declared with static keyword is is treated as Constants those values cannot be changed throughout the program
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Procedural programming
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focuses on the process/actions or functions that occur in a program
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In a relational database, such as this one, a _____ is a connection within the data.
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Relationship
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_____ refers to unique and original works such as ideas, invention, writings, art, processes, company and product names, and logos.
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IP
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A(n) _____ is a third-party business that provides networking services such as scure data and information transfe, storage, e-mail, and management reports.
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VAN
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Impact Printers
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Printers that have tiny hammer-like keys that strike the paper through an inked ribbon, thus making a mark on the paper. The most common impact printer is the dot-matrix printer.
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Tax-Preperation Software
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An application program such as Intuit's TurboTax and H&R Block's TaxCut for preparing state and federal taxes. Each program offers a complete set of tax forms and instructions as well as expert advice on how to complete each form.
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Shareware
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Software that enables users to "test" the software by running it for a limited time free of charge.
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Tracks
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Concentric circles on a hard disk drive platter.
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3.0g
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third generation for cell phones; can watch movies with 3.0g; commonly used in europe and japan, and slowly coming to the us.
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file server
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stores files
and supplies them to workstations
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Refresh rate
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the speed
the screen is repainted, when it is faster there is
less flicker
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what are some examples of Non-Functional requirements?
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Performance, Usability
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Relative Path Name
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gives 		the path to the file, starting with the directory that your program 		is in 	
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_______ Allows users to share documents with others in real time.
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An online meeting
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A(n) ____ control is a secuity measure that defines who can access a computer, when they can access it, and what actions they can take while accessing the computer.
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Access
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Businesses are the primary users of ______ because this technology provides a means for departments to communicate with each other, suppliers, vendors, and with clients.
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Web services
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Keyboard
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Used to enter typed data and commands into a computer.
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Integrated Software Application
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A single software program that incorporates the most commonly used tools of many productivity software programs into one integrated stand-alone program.
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Motherboard
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A special circuit board in the system unit that contains the central processing unit (CPU), the memory (RAM) chips, and the slots available for expansion cards. It is the largest printed circuit board; all the other boards (video cards, sounds cards, and so on) connect to it to receive power and to communicate.
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record
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a collection of related fields in a database.
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expansion slot
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a socket on the system
board into which you can plug and expansion
card
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o It is called “Is A” or “Kind Of A” type of relationship in structural modeling• A Employee is a person• A Car is a vehicle
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• Generalization
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Java applets are not allowed to start other programs.
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TRUE
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sort command
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Sorts the lines in a text file. 	
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A UPS connects between a computer and a ____.
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Power source
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A(n) ____ is a LAN that uses no physical wires.
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WLAN
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____ is a category of cellular transmission that transmitted analog data.
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1G (first generation)
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A(n) ____ extends the basic home network to include features such as lighting comtrol, themostat adjustment, and a security system.
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Intellient home network
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Hibernation
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When a computer is in a state of deeper sleep. Pushing the power button awakens the computer from hibernation, at which time the computer reloads everything to the desktop exactly as it was before it went into hibernation.
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Proprietary Software
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A program that is owned and controlled by the company it is created by or for.
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Sound Cards
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An expansion card that attaches to the motherboard inside the system unit that enables the computer to produce sounds.
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trojan horse
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a computer program that appears to be something useful or desirable (such as a game or a screensaver) but at the same time does something malicious in the background without the user's knowledge.
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Computer software
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the tool that gets anything done on a
computer
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The HTML protocol is used to exchange info over the web.
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FALSE (HTTP)
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Data Type
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defines the kind of values that can be stored in a variable and the operations that can be performed on it
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Organized information _______.
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Is arranged to suit the needs and requirements f a decision maker.
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QWERTY Keyboard
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A keyboard that gets its name from the first six letters on the top-left row of alphabetic keys on the keyboard.
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Latency (or rotational delay)
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Occurs after the read/write head of the hard drive locates the correct track, then waits for the correct sector to spin to the read/write head.
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logic bomb
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viruses that run when a certain set of conditions are met, such as a specific date keyed off of the computer's internal clock.
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IP (internet protocol)
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a series of numbers used to
identify a network device
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unions are similar to...
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a struct but are different in two ways.
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A ______ is a network that connects computers and devices in a limited geographical area, such as a home, school computer lab, or office building.
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Local Area Network (LAN)
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Customer Relationship Managment (CRM) Software
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A business program used for storing sales and client contact information in one central database.
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What are the two Logical models?
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Use Case models & Activity diagrams
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Each character added to a password significantly ____ it might take for someone or for a hacker's computer to guess the password.
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increases the number of combinations and the lenth of time
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FireWire Port (IEEE 1394 Port)
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A port based on a standard developed by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), with a transfer rate of 400 megabits per second. Today it is most commonly used to connect digital video devices such as digital cameras to a computer.
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List advantages of High level languages
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- Close to natural language
- Allows programmer to take a "hi-level" view of a task and can think at a higher level of problem-solving
- Programmer is not required to manually manage the low-level details of data movement
- Programs are portable as opposed to machine specific.
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Generally, users change records in a file ___.
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to correct inaccurate data and to update old data with new data.
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What are the reletive costs of BPA,BPI, and BPR?
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o BPA requires the least cost since, narrow focus and seeks least changeso BPI can be moderately expensiveo BPR is always very expensive
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What are the benifits of BPA,BPI, and BPR?
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o Benefits from BPA are tactical and small in natureo BPI offers moderate potential benefitso BPR brings large potential benefits
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