Technology Innovations

A number system that is base 2, using only bits 0 and 1, representing on/off or yes/no. This code is how computers record, store, and process data

• metric

• decimal

• polynomial

• binary

The three groups that had access to computers after World War II were...

• corporations, schools, and the miltary

• the military, corporations, and government

• research facilities, homes

• the military, government, and corpses

During World War II, he developed a complex computer that could break the Enigma code. His ideas brought us into the Digital Age.

• Steve Jobs

• Bill Gates

• Ralph Baer

• Alan Turing

Still alive today, this man invented a way to organize and link web pages together with a system of rules called hypertext transfer protocol (http) in 1989.

• Tim Berners Lee

• Steve Jobs

• Mark Zuckerberg

• Bill Gates

a set of instructions given to the processor in a computer.

• program

• application

• computer

• file

Technology

• any computer, like a smart phone, desktop, or laptop

• the application of what we know from science in order to innovate the world we live in.

• basically, anything that people ever made

• the study of computers and how they work

In 1971, the first internet, connected research facilities and military bases across the United States so that they could share files. It was called:

• Phone lines

• The Interweb

• Skynet

• Arpanet

This device, the earliest computer, allowed for counting, addition and subtraction using a base 10 system. Users slid beads with assigned values up and down on rods.

• Napier's Bones

• Pascaline

• Calculator

• Abacus

This smart phone, developed in 2007, did away with buttons and allowed users to interact with applications using only their finger as an input device.

• iPhone

• Nokia

• Simon

• Samsung

digital

• an improvement of an existing technology

• number system that is base 2, using only bits 0 and 1, representing on/off or yes/no. This code is how computers record, store, and process data.

• any computational device that uses electricity to transmit data using binary language

• a number system developed by Robert Napier