IBA Chapter 1 Vocabulary Part 1

cloud computing

• An individual who develops Web sites and/or applications for mobile devices.

• The de facto standard for search engine sites (www.google.com).

• A hyperlink that, when clicked, sends a Web site visitor to a page or resource that does not exist on the serv

• Software, infrastructure and platform services that are hosted by a remote data center and provided to organizations over the Internet.

database administrator

• The study of how a particular knowledge domain, or system, is organized. An ontology is the product of an ontological study.

• An individual who is responsible for the maintenance and security of an organization's database resources and data.

• An individual who develops Web sites and/or applications for mobile devices.

• The practice of copying data from one source, such as a database, to another.

dead link

• A hyperlink that, when clicked, sends a Web site visitor to a page or resource that does not exist on the server.

• The practice of copying data from one source, such as a database, to another.

• An individual who manages the security measures used to protect electronic data

• An individual who manages and maintains network servers.

Facebook

• An individual who diagnoses and resolves users' technical hardware and software problems.

• An individual who installs, modifies and repairs personal computer(PC) hardware components.

• The premier social networking site on the Web. It enables individuals to communicate individually and connect as groups using various communications tools.

• The ability for a system to function well when its workload is increased or hardware is added to meet user need

Google

• An individual who diagnoses and resolves users' technical hardware and software problems.

• An individual who is responsible for the maintenance and security of an organization's database resources and data.

• An individual who manages and maintains a network infrastructure.

• The de facto standard for search engine sites.

help desk technician

• An individual who diagnoses and resolves users' technical hardware and software problems.

• Software, infrastructure and platform services that are hosted by a remote data center and provided to organizations over the Internet.

• The ability for a system to function well when its workload is increased or hardware is added to meet user need.

• An individual who determines the visibility of Web sites across multiple clients and search engines.

Information Technology (IT)

• The management and processing of information using computers and computer networks.

• An individual who diagnoses and resolves users' technical hardware and software problems.

• An individual who installs, modifies and repairs personal computer (PC) hardware components.

• The practice of copying data from one source, such as a database, to another.

mobile application developer

• The ability for a system to function well when its workload is increased or hardware is added to meet user need.

• An individual who examines an organization's security requirements and determines the necessary infrastructure.

• An individual who develops Web sites and/or applications for mobile devices.

• An individual who manages the security measures used to protect electronic data.

mobile device repair technician

• A hyperlink that, when clicked, sends a Web site visitor to a page or resource that does not exist on the server.

• An individual who examines an organization's security requirements and determines the necessary infrastructure.

• An individual who creates the overview plan of a Web site's development.

• An individual who troubleshoots and repairs mobile device hardware components.

network engineer

• An individual who manages and maintains a network infrastructure.

• The management and processing of information using computers and computer networks.

• The study of how a particular knowledge domain, or system, is organized. An ontology is the product of an ontological study.

• The practice of copying data from one source, such as a database, to another.