A type of user interface that features on-screen objects, such as menus and icons, manipulated by a mouse

A query formulated in human language as opposed to an artificially constructed language such as machine language

The term which means the interaction between people and computers:

Utility software that alters a device's user interface to create an accessible environment for individuals with disabilities:

A set of application programs or operating system functions that can be utilized by a program

A detailed description of how software should interface with users, store and process data, and format reports:

A style of user interface that requires users to type commands:

The main screen of the graphical user interface that can hold objects like folders and widgets:

An element in a GUI that appears in a window and requests user input:

In user interfaces, a list of commands or options:

A standard component of most graphical user interfaces that is displayed as a strip of clickable options, that in turn displays a list of commands

An element of the user interface popularized by Microsoft Office 2007 that presents multiple tabs instead of menus at the top of the application window:

A user interface element that emerges after selection the menu item to offer additional options

A term in multimedia referring to music, movies, TV shows, and books:

Techniques used to reduce the size of audio files:

The selection of colors is used in a graphic, also it is called a color lookup table or a color map

Programs that are used to create vector graphics with lines, shapes, and colors:

A bitmap format popularized by CompuServe for web use:

A color model based on combining red, green, and blue light to produce the full spectrum of colors on digital screens:

True Color bitmap. A color image with optional color depth.

The following programs is used for work with vector graphic:

Software used to create and render 3D wireframe objects:

The number of bits that determines the range of possible colors that can be assigned to each pixel:

Short for compressor/decompressor; a hardware or software routine that compresses and decompresses digital graphics, sound, and video files.

What compresses and decompresses digital graphics, sound, and video files?

What is the diagonal distance between colored dots on a display screen?

What program was developed by Macromedia and marketed by Adobe that became popular for animations?

What are computer programs for creating, editing, and manipulating images called?

What is a database in which uppercase letters are not equivalent to their lowercase counterparts?

What software is used to summarize system requirements, diagram current and proposed information systems, schedule development tasks, prepare documentation, and develop computer programs?

In the context of computing and data management, what does data refer to?

What is the repetition of data within a database called?

What is the use of electronic signals, marks, or binary digits to represent character, numeric, visual, or audio data?

What is the amount of data that a storage device can move from a storage medium to computer memory in one time unit?

What is the undesirable situation in which data and program modules become so interrelated that modifications become difficult?

What is the separation of data from manipulating programs called?

What are the characteristics of data that can be entered into a field in a data file?

What mechanism is typically applied to databases in which different forms or reports are displayed depending on a query?

What is the main working mode in a database management system designed for viewing and analyzing data content?

What is a collection of information that might be stored in more than one file or in more than one record type?

What is a diagram showing how data flows in a system?

Who is the person responsible for managing database systems?

What software is designed for entering, finding, organizing, updating, and reporting information stored in a database?

What is the smallest meaningful unit of information contained in a data file?

What is a relationship in which one record in a particular table can be related to one or more than one record in another table?

What are the filed types to store character in ACCESS?

What are the objects in ACCESS which relate with Visual Basic programming language?

What is normally used to relate several tables based on entity in database fields?

What is a database model that organizes data into classes of objects that can be manipulated by programmer defined methods?

that organizes data into classes of objects that can be manipulated by programmer defined methods

The process of analyzing data to create the most efficient database structure

To change the appearance of a document, you format it.

The term data capture refers to the process of entering data into a computer.

A flat file database uses a table of records to store data.

The database administrator is the person who designs and manages the database.

Database management software is also referred to as a database management system.

The use of a database allows to decrease data redundancy and provide data independence.

All popular programming languages are included in CASE tools.

A GUI can be manipulated by using a mouse.

Bitmaps are resolution independent.

Lossy compression provides compression without losing any data.

Rasterizing is the process of superimposing a grid over a vector image and determining the color depth for each pixel.

MIDI is not a sound card.

The higher the sample rate, the lower the quality of the sound.

Vector graphics are stored as a collection of pixels.

A codec is used to compress a video.

A typical color palette displays the color of a pixel on a screen.

Speech recognition is the ability of a machine to 'understand' spoken words.

The Internet originated from ARPANET.

The Internet supports two IP addresses- IPv4 and IPv6.

The Internet is regulated by a centralized authority that has the power to control any and all Internet activity.

There are three types of communication on the Internet: client/server, peer-to-peer, and grid.

Web pages are stored in Portable Document Format.

Many Web page authors create Web pages using HTML.

HTTP is a markup language.

Wi-Fi is a standard for wireless networks.

You cannot get infected with a virus from a Web page.

An encrypted message cannot be intercepted by an unauthorized party.

WEP is the strongest Wi-Fi encryption today.

The most common type of network found in homes and small businesses is a LAN.

A server is a program, not a computer.

DSL is a type of dedicated Internet access.

The Internet is based on client/server technology.

The TCP/IP protocol is used to control data integrity on the Internet.

The internet connects millions of computers all over the world.

A WAN is the largest type of computer network.

A LAN is usually much slower than a WAN.

A web crawler is a computer program that automatically crawls the Web to find new documents.

The most popular search engines use a database of Web pages to find results.

A Web portal is a Web site that provides a variety of services, such as a search engine, e-mail, current news, and sports scores.

The terms Internet and World Wide Web can be used interchangeably.

Most search engines allow you to search with keywords and more advanced search operators.

The search results from an Internet search engine are often referred to as hits.

Search engines typically organize search results in order of relevance.

The best way to cite a Web page is to simply list the URL.

In terms of Web addresses, the top-level domain specifies the organization that owns the site.

HTML documents can be used to create Web pages.

An HTML document is sometimes referred to as a source document.

XML is a markup language designed to describe data, not to display it.

Web-based e-mail allows you to use a local e-mail client, such as Microsoft Outlook, to read and send messages.

A collection of computers and related devices connected in a way that allows them to share data, hardware, and software: