Chapter 3 How Do We Interact with Computers

Includes all the parts of a computing system that you use to operate the computer.

• User Interface

• Graphical User Interface

• Command-Line Interface

• Troubleshooting

Type of user interface that uses icons and symbols on a screen instead of just plain text

• User Interface

• Command-Line Interface

• Graphical User Interface

• Systematic approach

Uses only text to operate a computer

• User Interface

• Graphical User Interface

• Command-Line Interface

• Troubleshooting

__________taking a systematic, or step-by-step, approach to solving errors within a computing system or software.

Following a fixed plan or process, step-by-step.

• Troubleshooting

• Debugging

• Systematic Approach

• Accessibility

___________ is finding and correcting "bugs," or errors, within a program

Using a __________ means following a fixed plan or process, step-by-step.

Taking a systematic, or step-by-step, approach to solving errors within a computing system or software.

• Debugging

• Troubleshooting

• User Interface

• Systematic Approach

Finding and correcting "bugs," or errors, within a program.

• Debugging

• Troubleshooting

• Systematic Approach

• Command-Line Interface

Which of these is NOT a troubleshooting strategy.

• Using a checklist

• Getting help from someone else

• Replacing a computer

• Swapping out parts one at a time