QUIZ 2 | 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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TERM 1
Each hostname has a corresponding___ which
uniquely identifies a web page on a network
DEFINITION 1
IP address
TERM 2
Bandwidth is also known as
DEFINITION 2
data transfer rate
TERM 3
Gateway
DEFINITION 3
a dedicated computer used to connect two LANS
TERM 4
Network
DEFINITION 4
a collection of computing devices connected on various ways
to communicate and share resources
TERM 5
What is the current industry standard for LAN
networks
DEFINITION 5
BUS
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Each hostname has a corresponding___ which

uniquely identifies a web page on a network

IP address

TERM 2

Bandwidth is also known as

DEFINITION 2

data transfer rate

TERM 3

Gateway

DEFINITION 3

a dedicated computer used to connect two LANS

TERM 4

Network

DEFINITION 4

a collection of computing devices connected on various ways

to communicate and share resources

TERM 5

What is the current industry standard for LAN

networks

DEFINITION 5

BUS

Wide area network

a network which spans a larger geographic area and

connects 2 or more LANS

TERM 7

STAR network

DEFINITION 7

a LAN with bidirectional communication between a central

node and several satellite nodes

TERM 8

2 advantages to using a file server model

DEFINITION 8

lessens the burden on clientsfile sharing is more efficient

TERM 9

The reason you can send and receive internet

traffic and cable through the same physical

cable is...

DEFINITION 9

the 2 cations have different frequencies

TERM 10

4 steps in packet switching

DEFINITION 10

break up messages into fixed, numbered sizesdetermine first

best hopdetermine each subsequent hoparrive at

destination, then reassemble

Pitfall of the ring topology (2)

not efficienttotal shutdown if one node goes down

TERM 17

Star topology

DEFINITION 17

one central node controls all message traffic

TERM 18

Pitfall of the start topology

DEFINITION 18

if the central node goes down, there will be a total shutdown

TERM 19

Bus topology

DEFINITION 19

all nodes are connected to a single communication line that

carries messages in both directions

TERM 20

Firewall

DEFINITION 20

used to enforce an access control policy which regulates

which types of network communication is permissible

Why is it impossible to have the following IP

address 441.222.111.123 (2)

you need more than 8 bits for the 441. part of the

address255 is the max number you can have with 8 bits

TERM 22

Internet backbone

DEFINITION 22

a set of high capacity data routes that carry internet traffic

TERM 23

Router

DEFINITION 23

a network device that directs the packet between networks

toward its final destination

TERM 24

Protocol

DEFINITION 24

code which requires abiding by correct etiquette and

procedure for computer communication

TERM 25

TCP (3)

DEFINITION 25

transfer control protocoltransport layer in OSIbreaks data

into fixed, numbered packets

What is the base in binary

base 2

TERM 32

What is the base in decimal

DEFINITION 32

base 10

TERM 33

What is the base in hexadecimal (2)

DEFINITION 33

16values ranging from 0 to F

TERM 34

John Von Neumann based his architecture on

what principle

DEFINITION 34

that data and instructions can be stored in the same place

TERM 35

Gigabyte is___ Megabyte is___ Kilobyte is ___

DEFINITION 35

1,000,000,000 bytes or 8,000,000,000 bits1,000,000 bytes

or 8,000,000 bits1,000 bytes or 8,000 bits

4 steps involved in the fetch execute cycle

fetch the next instructionload the instruction in the

instruction register and decode itget the data from memory,

cache, or register if neededexecute the instruction

TERM 37

2 components of the control unit

DEFINITION 37

instruction registerprogram counter

TERM 38

Describe 2132 MHz FSB

DEFINITION 38

2132 million cycles per secondfront side bus

TERM 39

Why is it reasonable to have a slower FSB

than CPU

DEFINITION 39

FSB accesses main memory much less frequently than the

CPU

TERM 40

What is the tradeoff between size and speed

for cache memory

DEFINITION 40

the larger the size of the cache memory the slower the

speedthe smaller the size of the cache memory the faster the

speed

Computer processing speed is measured in___

base 10

TERM 47

Computer memory/storage is measured in___

DEFINITION 47

base 2