Computer Fundamentals Assessment

What best describes a computer?

• Limited mechanical tools

• Versatile electronic devices

• Simple communication gadgets

• Basic calculation machines

What is essential to unlocking the full potential of computers?

• Understanding advanced programming

• Knowing hardware, software, and types of computers

• Learning about internet protocols

• Studying network security

What is hardware defined as?

• Set of instructions for tasks

• Physical components like keyboard and processor

• Intangible layer for user interaction

• Symbiotic relationship with software

What is software described as?

• Tangible parts of the computer

• Set of instructions that tells hardware how to perform tasks

• Physical infrastructure

• Storage devices

What is the symbiotic relationship between hardware and software?

• Hardware provides instructions, software the infrastructure

• They form the foundation of computing together

• Software is tangible, hardware intangible

• They operate independently

What are desktop computers designed for?

• Mobility and battery power

• To be placed on a desk

• Touch-sensitive input

• Managing network data

What is a key feature of laptops?

• Stationary placement

• Portable and battery-powered

• Handheld with touch screens

• Powerful for data management

How do tablets primarily receive input?

• Keyboard typing

• Touch-sensitive screens

• Mouse control

• Scanning devices

What do servers do?

• Offer mobility for entertainment

• Store and manage data for networks

• Play video games

• Access online content on TV

What do smartphones combine?

• Functionality of a computer with portability

• Fitness tracking and health data

• Video game immersion

• TV streaming capabilities