IS 101 Computers

INFORMATION SYSTEMS IS 101: COMPUTING FUNDAMENTALS

IS 101 is the introductory course to learning about computers. While it is an introductory course, it is also a course requiring lots of memorization of the many computer terminologies in placed in society. For example, you need to know what are bit, byte, terabyte, CPU, microprocessor, etc., etc.

Here's a practice exam for IS 101 COMPUTING FUNDAMENTALS.

Question 1. What is Android?

Question 2. Are modern OSes real-time system or multitasking system?

Question 3. What is the computer terminology for a single computer system that can be configured to accept multiple user accounts?

Question 4. What is the name of the temporary storage in RAM where data are stored until the Paste command is used?

Question 5. What service tool is used to keep Windows updated and which can be set to get Microsoft Office updates?

Question 6. What is open source?

Question 7. What program is used to view all the programs currently being run by Windows?

Question 8. What is the first software that runs when a computer is turned on and before the OS takes control of the computer?

Question 9. What do you use to start a computer with only the bare minimum programs to run it?

Question 10. What computer components are machine-readable instructions?

Been there, done that.

John Sindayen