Information Technology Concepts

Programming

• Writing and testing code that tells a computer what to do.

• Creating graphics and animations for games.

• Designing user interfaces for applications.

• Managing databases and data storage.

Data Analysis

• Examining and interpreting data to extract useful insights.

• Collecting data without any analysis.

• Storing data in a database for future use.

• Visualizing data through charts and graphs.

Digital Divide

• The gap between people who have access to modern information technology and those who do not.

• A term used to describe the difference in digital literacy among various age groups.

• The disparity in internet speeds between urban and rural areas.

• A concept that refers to the economic impact of technology on businesses.

Networking

• Connecting computers and devices to share data and resources.

• A method of securing data from unauthorized access.

• A process of creating software applications.

• A technique for improving internet speed.

Device Configuration and Management

• Setting up and maintaining devices like computers, servers, and mobile phones.

• Only installing software on devices.

• Repairing broken devices without any configuration.

• Upgrading hardware components of devices.

Cybersecurity

• The practice of protecting systems, networks, and data from digital attacks or unauthorized access.

• A method of enhancing physical security in organizations.

• The process of developing software applications for secure transactions.

• A strategy for managing human resources in IT departments.

Certification

• An official document that proves a person’s knowledge and skills in a certain IT area.

• A type of software used for managing databases.

• A process of evaluating and improving IT infrastructure.

• A method for training employees in new technologies.

Cloud Computing

• Delivery of services like storage, databases, and software over the internet.

• Storing data on physical servers located in a single location.

• A method of computing that requires high-end hardware and software.

• A type of computing that is only available offline.

Information Technology (IT)

• The use of computers, software, networks, and systems to store, process, and share information.

• A method of communication that does not involve technology.

• The study of human behavior in digital environments.

• A field focused solely on hardware development.

Network Security

• Measures to protect a network from threats like hackers, malware, or unauthorized access.

• A type of software that enhances computer performance.

• A method to increase internet speed.

• A protocol for data encryption.