A. Mainframe Computer
B. Super Computer
C. Mini Computer
D. Micro Computer
E. Personal Computer
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A. Mainframe Computer
B. Super Computer
C. Mini Computer
D. Micro Computer
E. Personal Computer
A. Amount of main memory the CPU can use
B. Capacity of the storage devices
C. Cost of the system
D. Where it was purchased
E. Speed of the output device
A. Keyboard
B. Print
C. Monitor
D. Hard disk
E. Floppy disk
A. Documentation
B. Application Software
C. A microcomputer
D. System Software
A. Logic
B. Storage
C. Output Device
D. Control
E. Input Device
A. The Smart approach to using computers is to write programs
B. Hands-on exposure to the computer is not helpful to those who write programs
C. Personal computers have been an important contributing factor in the movement toward using computers without programming
D. Knowledge of the system development life cycle is not important to operators who use computers without programming
A. Electronic
B. External storage
C. Stored program
D. Program modification at execution
E. All of the above are characteristics
A. Storage
B. Logic
C. Memory
D. Program
E. All of these
A. FIFO
B. GIGO
C. LIFO
D. DASD
E. ROM
A. Minicomputers cannot use high-speed buffer storage components and thus always slower than mainframe models.
B. Mainframes may have multiprocessor components that permit several tasks to be processed at the same instant in time
C. Super-computers are usually designed to process accounting applications
D. Most mainframes are 48-bit machines
E. Thousands of super computers are currently being built