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COMPUTER TERMINOLOGIES
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(SULAPAS) S- SECURE BOOT

Secure Boot is a security feature that prevents malicious software (malware) from
running when a PC starts up. It performs a series of checks during the boot
sequence that ensures only trusted software is loaded. When Secure Boot is
enabled, the firmware checks the signatures (the verified origins) of all software
that loads during the boot process.

(SULAPAS) S- STORAGE CAPACITY

Storage capacity refers to how much disk space one or more storage devices
provides. It measures how much data a computer system may contain. For an
example, a computer with a 500GB hard drive has a storage capacity of 500
gigabytes. A network server with four 1TB drives, has a storage capacity of 4
terabytes.

Leader: Kristine Joy Osarez

Members:
1.Queency Buscas
2. Ria joy Diegas
3. Lyndie Hermina
4. Mary Angel Madrid
Name: Vina Necole Sulapas
Instructor: Jesson Amarga
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(MADRID) M- MHz
(Megahertz) One million cycles per second. MHz is used to measures the
transmission speed of electronic devices, including channels, buses, and the
computer’s internal clock.

(MADRID) M- MULTASKING

Multitasking, the running of multiple programs (sets of instructions) in one

computer at the same time. Multitasking is used to keep all of computer’s
resources at work as much of the time as possible.

Leader: Kristine Joy Osarez

Members:
1.Queency Buscas
2. Ria joy Diegas
3. Lyndie Hermina
4. Vina Necole Sulapas
Name: Mary Angel Madrid
Instructor: Jesson Amarga
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(BUSCAS) B -BARCODE
What Is a Barcode? At a basic level, a barcode is a square or rectangle with a
combination of vertical black lines of varying thickness and height, white space
and numbers that together identify specific products and their relevant
information.

(BUSCAS) B- BLOCK CHAIN

Blockchain is a digital record of transactions. The name comes from its in
structure, in which individual records, called blocks, are linked together in single
list, called again chain.

Leader: Kristine Joy Osarez

Members:
1. Lyndie Hermina
2. Ria joy Diegas
3. Vina Necole Sulapasn
4. Mary Angel Madrid
Name: Queency Buscas
Instructor: Jesson Amarga

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COMPUTER TERMINOGIES
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 (HERMINA) H- HARD DISK DRIVE
Your computers hard disk drive is like an audio CD that you possess at home –
expect your computer can read and write to it. In other words, your computer can
take data from your hard drive (to process it in the CPU or place it in RAM to work
with).

(HERMINA) H- HARDWARE
Hardware is the term referring to all the physical parts in a computer system. it
includes the monitor, the keyboard, the mouse, the main case which h stores the
RAM, COU, and the motherboard.
Leader: Kristine Joy Osarez
Members:
1.Queency Buscas
2. Ria joy Diegas
3. Vina Necole Sulapas
4. Mary Angel Madrid
Nme: Lyndie Hermina
Instructor: Jesson Amarga

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COMPUTER TERMINOGIES
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 (DIEGAS) D- DEFRAGRAMENT
Defragmentation is the process of locating the noncontiguous fragments of data
into which a computer file may be divided as it is stored on a hard disk and
rearranging the fragments and restoring them into fewer fragments or into the
whole file.

(DIEGAS) D- DIGITISE
To digitize something means to convert it from analog to digital. For example, an
analog audio signal received by a microphone is digitized when it recorded by a
computer. Computers must digitize analog input because they are digital devices
and cannot process analog information.
Leader: Kristine Joy Osarez
Members:
1.Queency Buscas
2. Lyndie Hermina
3. Vina Necole Sulapas
4. Mary Angel Madrid
Name: Ria joy Diegas
Instructor: Jesson Amarga

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COMPUTER TERMINOLOGIES
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(OSAREZ) O- ONLINE
If a computer or (a computer user) is online, its currently connected to the
network or to internet. Online also refers to resources and services available on
the internet e.g., online banking, online baking.

(OSAREZ) O- OPERATING SYSTEMS

An operating system (OS) is the program that, after being initially loaded into the
computer by booth program, manages all if the other application programs in
computer. The application programs make use of the operating system by making
request for services through a defined application programs interface (API).

Leader: Kristine Joy Osarez

Members:
1.Queency Buscas
2. Ria joy Diegas
3. Vina Necole Sulapas
4. Mary Angel Madrid
5. Lyndie Hermina
Name: Kristine Joy Osarez
Instructor: Jesson Amarga