COSC 122 - FINAL EXAM
Ampersand (&)
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Greater than (>)
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Less than (<)
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Describe the 4 steps of TCP/IP
1. Break data into fixed-sized packets (IP packets). 2. Put sequence #, sender and destination IP addresses on packets. 3. Route packets through whatever route is available. 4. Re-assemble packets using sequence numbers.
How would you put comments into an HTML document?
<!-- This is a HTML comment -->
How would you create a hyperlink on an image so that when the user clicks on the image, they go to the desired location?
<a href="http://www.google.ca"> <imgsrc="http://www.google.ca/intl/en_ca/images/logo.gif"/></a>
Bold Tag
<b></b>
Line Break
<br> - no close tag
How would you add a caption to the table?
<caption></caption>
How would you create a definitional list in HTML?
<dl> and </dl> tags begin and end the list <dt> and </dt> surround the terms to be defined <dd> and </dd> surround the definitions
Emphasize Tag
<em></em>
Horizontal Line
<hr> - no close tag
Italic Tag
<i></i>
How would you create a numbered list in HTML?
<ol> <li>Item 1</li> <li>Item 2</li> <li>Item 3</li> </ol>
How would you make the font 2x as large?
<p style="font-size:200%">Font twice as large!</p>
How would you center a paragraph?
<p style="text-align:center">This text is centered.</p>
Paragraph Tag
<p> </p>
Display text as is - without ignoring white space
<pre> </pre>
Strong Tag
<strong></strong>
What tag starts a table?
<table></table>
What tag is used to specify a header row in a table?
<th></th> Example: <tr><th> Hello </th></tr>
What tag is used to specify a row in a table?
<tr></tr>
How would you create a bulleted list in HTML?
<ul> <li>Item 1</li> <li>Item 2</li> <li>Item 3</li> </ul>
IP Address
A computer on the Internet that is given a unique identifier.
Value
A data item that is manipulated by the computer
Computer
A device that can be programmed to solve problems.
Memory Size
A measure of memory storage capacity
Big-Oh Notation
A mechanism for quickly communicating the effciency of an algorithm.
Key
A minimal set of attributes that uniquely identifies a tuple in a relation
Attribute
A named column of a relation
Event
A notification to your program that something has occurred.
Algorithm
A precise and systematic method for solving a problem
Virus
A program that "infects" another program by embedding a copy of itself. When the infected program runs, the virus copies itself and infects other programs
Trojan
A program that hides inside another useful program, and performs secret operations.
Exploit
A program that takes advantage of a security hole.
Domain
A related group of networked computers. Examples: com, edu, org, etc.
Tuple
A row of a relation
Degree
A set of allowable values for one or more attributes
Bus
A set of wires on the motherboard that interconnects all the components so that they may exchange data
Relation
A table with columns and rows.
Security
Act of keeping precious data safe and only accessible to the correct people
Communication
Act of sending information from one party to another.
Hyperlink reference
Address of web page to link to
Location
An address in memory and stores a value
Worm
An independent program that copies itself across network connections
Wold Wide Web (WWW)
Application built on top of the Internet that allows for the display and transmission of documents called web pages.
Factor of improvement
Calculated by dividing the new rate by the old rate.
Assignment Statement
Changes the value of a variable
Motherboard
Circuitry which connects all the computer devices together
Array
Collection of data items of the same type.
How would you create a table in HTML?
Data can be displayed in tables using the <table></table>tags. Rows are enclosed in table row <tr></tr> tags, and each cell is denoted using table data <td></td> tags. Example:<table border="1"> <caption>This is my table caption.</caption> <tr><th>Tag</th><th>Purpose</th></tr>
Permanent Memory
Data is stored even after computer is turned off (e.g., ROM).
Memory
General terms for devices which allows the computer to store data either temporary or permanently.
HTML
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is a language for describing how a web page should appear in a web browser.
How do you include a picture with an image tag in HTML?
Images can be shown in a document with the image <img> tag (using relative or absolute paths): <img src="imgs/winter.jpg"/> <imgsrc="http://www.google.ca/intl/en_ca/images/logo.gif"/>
Data
Information before it has been given any context, structure and meaning.
Equijoin
Join that combines two tables by matching attributes that have the same value.
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML
Language for describing how a web page should appear in a web browser.
Access Privilege
Only allow user to access data they have the privilege (or right) to access or update.
Temporary Memory
Only stores data while the computer is on (e.g., RAM)
Relational Model
Organizes database information into tables called relations.
Scope of variable
Part of the program where you can access or use the variable
Event handler
Part of your program that is responsible for "listening" for the event notifications and then handling them properly.
Lifetime of a variable
Period of its existence
Hard Drive
Permanent secondary storage device
Calling a function
Procedure involves providing the name of the function, providing the value of all parameters if any, providing space to store the output. Example: This is the function: function add (x,y) { y = y*5-10; x = x+y; return x; } This is calling the function with inputs "ABC" and 10. var result = add ("ABC", 10); Result is "ABC40"
Creating a function
Procedure involves writing the statements and providing a function declaration with a name, list of the outputs and their data types, and the output if any.
Software
Programs the computer follows to perform functions
How would you place an image on a separate line in HTML?
Put paragraph tags around it
Abstract
Remove the basic concept, idea, or process from a situation.
Internet Etiquette
Rules that civilized people use when communicating and interacting on the Internet
Program
Sequence of simple computer instructions in some language which tell the computer the necessary steps to solve a problem or complete a task.
Superkey
Set of attributes that uniquely identifies a tuple in a relation.
Encryption Protocol
Stores or transmits data in such a way that only users with the correct access privileges can use it.
Generalization
Summarizes an idea, concept, or process that applies to many situations.
Domain Names
Text names for computers that are easier to remember. Must be in heirarchy, with the most general part of the hierarchy at the end of the name. Example: people.ok.ubc.ca
Central Processing Unit
The "brains" of the computer as it directs data flow inside the machine and shows how to perform basic operations
Artificial Intelligence
The ability of a computer to mimic human intelligence in certain situations.
Variable
The name that the programer use to refer to a location in memory.
Cardinality
The number of tuples it contains
Information Representation
The organizational structure and operations used to store, process, and manipulate data in a computer.
Hardware
The physical part of the computer
Programming
The process of constructing programs in order to instruct a computer on how to solve problems. It is the act of writing out the steps of an algorithm.
TCP/IP
The structure (language) and protocol used for communication between computers on the internet.
Language
The structure and syntax used to communicate to the computer the tasks it is required to perform.
Anchor text
The text in the document that is highlighted
Event source
The user interface component that generated the event.
Heading Tags
There are 6 levels of heading defined. <h1>, <h2>,...<h6>. Each heading creates a new line and displays in a large font.
Domain Naming System (DNS)
Translates the human-readable names into IP addresses. There are DNS servers on the Internet which provide this mapping function. A DNS has a similar function as a phone book - each internet computer knows the IP address of its nearest DNS server and when you use a domain name in a request, your computer asks the DNS server to look up the IP address.
Phishing
Use of spam messages to trick users into supplying passwords and financial personal data
Absolute Path
Use this type of URL when the page is on a different server. Examples:<a href="http://www.yahoo.com">Go to Yahoo!</a>
Relative Path
Use this type of URL when the page is on the same machine. The path depends on the current page location - where you start from matters!. Examples: <a href="mydir/helloWorld.html">Go to Hello World in mydir</a>
Comments
Used by programmer to document and explain the code. It is ignored by the computer.
Flash Memory
Used in many portable devices and also solid-state drives
Decisions
Used to allow the program to perform different actions in certain conditions
Anchor tags
Used to create hyperlinks in the document
STAR - Anchor Tag
Used to create hyperlinks in the document. An anchor tag has two components: 1. Anchor text - the text in the document that is highlighted. 2. Hyperlinke reference - address of the web page to link to. Example: <a href="http://www.yahoo.com">Go to Yahoo!</a>
Analytical Thinking
Uses specific facts and comparisons to back up statements
User Identification
Verify system user is who they say they are
Monitor
Video screen that displays information stored in the computer's memory.
Tag
Words or abbreviations enclosed in angle brackets: < and >. Each tag controls some appearance of the web page.In HTML 5, tags are not case-sensitive.We will use lower case as convention.Tags usually come in pairs such as:<p>Hello world!</p>.
Random Access
You can access any location in any order
Sequential Access
You can only get to a particular location by visiting previous locations in sequential order
Operationally attuned
being aware of how a gadget works
