 
        
        - •1. The role of icTs in key sectors of society
- •Technologies that provide access to information through telecommunications
- •Technologies that provide access to information through telecommunications
- •None of the above
- •2. Introduction to computer systems. Computer systems architecture
- •3. Software & Operating Systems
- •All of the above
- •All of the above
- •System software
- •System software
- •System software
- •4. Human-Computer Interaction
- •Usable systems do not need to recover from errors because they never crash
- •5. Database systems
- •Collection of related data and its metadata organized in a structured format
- •Many-to-one
- •Many-to-many
- •None of the above
- •None of the above
- •None of the above
- •6. Data analysis and Data management
- •None of the above
- •All of the above
- •Blue hair
- •Student
- •7. Networks and Telecommunications
- •8. Cybersecurity
- •None of the above
- •None of the above
- •None of the above
- •None of the above
- •All of the above
- •9. Internet Technologies
- •Peer-to-peer
- •Client-server
- •None of the above
- •10. Cloud and Mobile Technologies
- •11. Multimedia Technologies
1. The role of icTs in key sectors of society
- What is ICT? 
- Technologies that provide access to information through telecommunications
- implications for our lives and lifestyles now and in the future 
- the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes 
- global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities 
- exchange of information over significant distances by electronic means 
- What is telecommunication? - Technologies that provide access to information through telecommunications
- implications for our lives and lifestyles now and in the future 
- the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes 
- global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities 
- exchange of information over significant distances by electronic means 
 
- Which is true of telecommunications? - only send data over a short distance 
- only communicate using use radio or wireless methods 
- send all types of data over significant distances by electronic means 
- can only transmit voice 
- requires using a mobile device 
 
- What is the internet? - technologies that provide access to information through telecommunications 
- a collection of interconnected documents and other resources 
- the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes 
- global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities 
- exchange of information over significant distances by electronic means 
 
- What is technology? 
- technologies that provide access to information through telecommunications 
- a collection of interconnected documents and other resources 
- the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes 
- global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities 
- exchange of information over significant distances by electronic means 
- Information is meaningful data that leads to: 
- sender 
- receiver 
- communication 
- technology 
- knowledge 
- What is the example of asynchronous communication? - phone 
- email 
- TV news broadcast 
- video/Skype call 
- All of these are asynchronous communication 
 
- You are 5 of your friends are sitting around a table discussing your group project. You are communicating - One-to-one 
- One-to-many 
- Many-to-one 
- Many-to-many 
- None of the above 
 
- Computers: - store data 
- retrieve data 
- process data 
- All of the above 
- None of the above
 
- Which items are a form of technology? - Quill pen 
- Paper 
- Radio 
- Smartphones 
- All are forms of technology 
 
- Who controls the ICT standards? - The European Union 
- The United States of America 
- Africa 
- An international group of organizations and businesses 
- An exclusive club of wealthy business owners 
 
- What are protocols? 
- technologies that provide access to information through telecommunications 
- a series of actions or steps taken to achieve a particular result 
- the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes 
- standards that define communication rules 
- exchange of information over significant distances by electronic means 
