Another name for a microprocessor

Machine that follows a set of instructions to change and store data

Words, pictures, and numbers

Refers to performing calculations with two digits—0 and 1

Another name for digital communication tools

Refers to sharing information with the people who need it

Most common storage device inside a computer

Physical parts of a computer that a person can touch with his or her hands

Interacting with a computer using a five-step process; puts data into forms that can be used and understood

Refers to the way a user puts data into a computer

Small circuit board that controls all work done by a computer; most important part of a computer

Applications that run over the Internet inside a web browser that permit completion of specific tasks such as sending email, creating reports, and viewing multimedia

Software that controls the basic operations of the computer

Refers to the way a user gets data from a computer, such as reading a text message, printing a report, or viewing photos on a monitor

Devices that work with a computer, such as a printer, digital tablet, scanner, or headset

Small computer designed for an individual user

Refers to how data is changed or used

Another name for microprocessor

Programs that give instructions to a computer

Refers to saving the data for later use

Able to be achieved

The overall typing speed regardless of how many errors you make.

A goal to be reached in more than 6 months

Able to be measured

A goal to be reached in 3-6 months

Take your GWAM result and subtract the amount of errors

Practical idea of what can be achieved or expected

A goal to be reached between 1-3 months

Clear and pinpointed

Done by a certain time