COMPUTER STUDIES

PRE COMPUTER AGE TO 19TH CENTURY OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

PRE COMPUTER AGE TO 19TH CENTURY OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

1) Which of the following is still useful for adding number? a) EDSAC. b) ENIAC. c) Abacus. d) UNIVAC. 2) The earliest calculating devices are a) Abacus. b) Clock. c) ...
DATA AND INFORMATION OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

DATA AND INFORMATION OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

1) A process known as _ is used by large retailers to study trends. a) data mining. b) data selection. c) POS. d) data conversion. 2) Which of the following ...
WIRELESS NETWORK

WIRELESS NETWORK

Wireless network refers to any type of computer network that is not connected by cables of any kind. It is a method by which homes, telecommunications networks and enterprise (business) ...
BASICS OF COMPUTER HARDWARE OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

BASICS OF COMPUTER HARDWARE OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

1) _ is any part of the computer that you can physically touch. a) Hardware. b) A device. c) A peripheral. d) An application. 2) The metal or plastic case ...
HANDLING COMPUTER FILES

HANDLING COMPUTER FILES

BASIC OPERATIONS OF COMPUTER FILES File Operations: These deal with the physical movement of data in and out of files. User programs effectively use file operations through appropriate programming language ...
OVERVIEW OF COMPUTER SYSTEM OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

OVERVIEW OF COMPUTER SYSTEM OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

1) _ is the science that attempts to produce machines that display the same type of intelligence that human do. a) Nanoscience. b) Nanotechnology. c) Simulation. d) Artificial Intelligence. 2) ...
INTERNET

INTERNET

The Internet can be defined as a network of computers, designed to receive and send data in the form of e-mails, media, blogs and webcasts, etc. It is like a ...
ALGORITHMS AND FLOWCHART

ALGORITHMS AND FLOWCHART

ALGORITHM An algorithm is a set of instructions, sometimes called a procedure or a function that is used to perform a certain task. Characteristics of an Algorithm Finiteness: An algorithm ...
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPUTER NETWORK

CLASSIFICATION OF COMPUTER NETWORK

Computer network can be classified into three. They are Network Classification Based on Geographic Proximity. Network Classification Based on Host Roles. Network Classification Based on Network Topologies. Network Classification Based ...
BENEFITS OF NETWORKING

BENEFITS OF NETWORKING

Sharing information: The computer can help you centralize the information and maintain control over it if you select one computer to store the shared information and have all other computers ...
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