FINAL EXAM | CSCE 101 - INTRO-COMPUTER CONCEPTS, Quizzes of Computer Science

Class: CSCE 101 - INTRO-COMPUTER CONCEPTS; Subject: Computer Science & Engineering; University: University of South Carolina - Columbia; Term: Fall 2013;

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2013/2014

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TERM 1
Information security
DEFINITION 1
the techniques and policies to ensure proper access to
protected data
TERM 2
C.I.A. model
DEFINITION 2
confidentiality
prevent, detect, deter improper disclosure of data
integrity
prevent, detect, deter improper modification of data
availability
prevent, detect, deter improper denial of service
TERM 3
Threat
DEFINITION 3
potential occurrence that can have an undesired effect in the
system
TERM 4
5 types of threats
DEFINITION 4
error of users
giving out password
natural/man-made
earthquakes
dishonest insider
seeking to hurt company for some profit or gain
disgruntled insider
employee seeking retribution
outsiders
computer terrorists/hackers
TERM 5
In relation to the CIA model, what are 3
threats
DEFINITION 5
disclosure threat
under confidentiality
dissemination of unauthorized information
integrity
under integrity
improper modification of information
DDoS
under availability
system resource is locked
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Information security

the techniques and policies to ensure proper access to protected data TERM 2

C.I.A. model

DEFINITION 2 confidentiality prevent, detect, deter improper disclosure of data integrity prevent, detect, deter improper modification of data availability prevent, detect, deter improper denial of service TERM 3

Threat

DEFINITION 3 potential occurrence that can have an undesired effect in the system TERM 4

5 types of threats

DEFINITION 4 error of users giving out password natural/man-made earthquakes dishonest insider seeking to hurt company for some profit or gain disgruntled insider employee seeking retribution outsiders computer terrorists/hackers TERM 5

In relation to the CIA model, what are 3

threats

DEFINITION 5 disclosure threat under confidentiality dissemination of unauthorized information integrity under integrity improper modification of information DDoS under availability system resource is locked

Vulnerability

characteristics of the system that makes it possible for a threat to launch a successful attack TERM 7

Attack (2)

DEFINITION 7 action taken by a malicious intruder that exploits the vulnerabilities to damage or make system resources unavailableM.O.M. method, opportunity, motive TERM 8

Risk analysis (2)

DEFINITION 8 measure of the possibility of security breaches and the severity of the damage3 components threats vulnerabilities attacks TERM 9

What are the 6 parts of a defense (cyclic

response)

DEFINITION 9 prevent- block an attack, first defensedeter- make the attack harderdeflect- make other targets attractivedetect- identify the misusetolerate- function under the attackrecover- restore system resources to it's pre-attack state TERM 10

5 types of attacks

DEFINITION 10 interruption an asset is destroyed interception unauthorized party gains access to an asset modification of data unauthorized party tampers with an asset fabrication unauthorized party inserts counterfeit information into system denial authorized person who denies taking an action

Public key cryptography

two users: user A and user Buser A has both private and public keyuser A sends user B the public keyuser B creates a message and encrypts it using public keyuser B sends encrypted message back to user Auser A uses the private key to read encrypted message TERM 17

Artificial intelligence

DEFINITION 17 the study of computer systems that attempts to model and apply the intelligence of the human mind TERM 18

Knowledge representation (4)

DEFINITION 18 what specific knowledge is needed for a particular problemhow should we internally represent this informationsemantic networks focuses on relationships between facts and objects search trees breath-first depth-first TERM 19

Expert system

DEFINITION 19 knowledge based computer systems that embody the specialized knowledge of human experts webMD TERM 20

Natural language

processing

DEFINITION 20 processing languages humans use to communicate3 types of NLP voice recognition- recognize words natural language comprehension- interpreting human words and getting the meaning behind those words voice synthesis- recording human speech

What are the 5 defining characteristics of a

robot

physicalautonomous can plan and act independently sensor-driven use information form environment to plan and make decisions goal-seekingactuated moving parts, moves in itself entirely TERM 22

What are the 4 tasks that robots do during

planning

DEFINITION 22 create and maintain an internal model of the worldprocess incoming dataplan/reason to solve problemssearche through possible solutions and execute the best action TERM 23

What are the 3 basic types of robot

components

DEFINITION 23 sensorscontrol architectureactuated TERM 24

What is the 3-step cycle that describes how

robots operate?

DEFINITION 24 senseplanactthen repeat in a cyclic fashion TERM 25

What makes robotics hard (3)

DEFINITION 25 the world is complexsensors are unreliablecomputational physical limitations